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free OF postage to subscribers.
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Publishers and Proprietors.
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New York, July N.-A private dis.
patch from London, says the duke
and duchess Of Marlborough have
had the legality of their marriage
duly established in England. They
went before registrar at Vestry hall
Grosvenor square, London, and had
their marriage duly recorded.
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Fhe 9aitu Astoriatt.

ISSUED EVERY MORNING
(Monday excepted.l
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Having been fortunate in selection of the above
still few left and will sell them at manufac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Name.

The Democratic state Convention OF Maine
seems 10 have nominated for Governor q
Prohibitionlst. At any rate, be refused to
run upon a license platform. An Augusta
special In the New York World says;
"The most important question before the
Democratic State Convention to-day was on
the adoption OF the plank presented by VIII
liam l.. Rust, OF Belfast, calling for the re-
peal Of the prohibitory Law and the insertion
OF a license clause. THIS proposal was en-
dorsed by nine Of the Committee on Resolu-
lions, but the four who opposed it brought
IN minority report. william l.. Putnam.
OF Portland, who was nominated for Cover
nor, said be would not run on license plat
form and made a vigorous speech sgatnst
The majority report. A heated discussion
followed. Il was held by one speaker that
should the license plank prevail the Demo
cratic vote in the state would be cut down
nearly one thrd. The pressure against the
clause finally became so strong that the mt
nority report was substituted almost unani-
mously"
"Wilnam l.. Putnam. The nominee for
Governor, was mayor OF Portland IN 1909,
and was one Of the late fishery commissions
era. MIR. Putnam Is a lawyer with lucra-
tive practice and great Judicial ability, and
friend OF President Cleveland"
The platform approves the efforts OF the
Democrats in Congress TO pass bill which,
in the language Of President CLEVELAND,
"will relieve the people from unnecessary
taxation. having due regard TO the interest
Of capital invested and to workingmen en-
ployed in American industries" and says
ave do not advocate free trade, but favor
and desire a revision OF the present unjust
and burdcnsome tariff laws"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
TN READINESS.
BOTH PARTIES IN PETERSBURG WELL
ORGANIZED.
The Democrats Very Hopeful-Ths Outlook
Council-A Psn--Ths "Kiokers'"
Address.
Correspondents Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l

lC0rrespondence OF the hlCnDOnd DlApatcn.l
PETERSBURG, Va, May %, 1888.
Both political parties have been buslly al
work TO-DAY preparing for the contest to-
morrow, which IL 10 decide the character Of
the municipal government for the next two
years. The organization OF each party was
probably never before more perfect than IL
Is now, and doubtless very full vote
reaching possibly 4,400--will be polled to-
morrow. The Democrats are hopeful OF
carrying not only the Council but the gene
raj ticket Eight Democratic members OF
the Council hold over, and it Is only neces-
sary 10 elect five new members 10 control
that body. The Democrats feel certain OF
The Second, Third, and Fourth wards by
decisive majoiitles, and are almost sure OF
the FIFTH Ward. IL they carry three wards
they will have fourteen members 10 ten FOR
the Republicans In the Council. II has now
been some SIX or eight years since the Demo-
Gratis lost control Of the legislative branch OF
the municipal government. Should thew
come into power on the lst OF July they will
require The strictest and promplest reports
from all the officials.
II is said that the houses in which the
voting Is done In the Fourth and Sixth wards
belong to Republicans, and that the Judges
Of election will be kept ont Of these buildings
unlil lO-uOITOWs huinof mas u luAl every
possible advantage will be taken OF the
Judges OF election. II Is also reported that
O Republican "pen" has been prepared IN
Third Ward in which 10 house voters
for early use tomorrow.
1t is learned that the address OF the Commit
tee OF Twenty. five OF the Wiso-Cameron Con-
vention will not be ready for publication until
some time next week. Those composing
this committee reside in different portions Of
the State. and their concurrence In the adj
dress will. OF course. have to be obtained.
In the Hastings Court to-day the will OF
the late Andrew Keyan was admitted to pro-
bate.
In view OF the precautions that have been
taken, and Of the desire 10 that end Of both
political parties, It IL believed that the cleo
ton in this city tomorrow will be quet and
orderly. ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Tho Southern PreHbyteriaus.

tBy telegraph 10 the DlspAtch.l
BALTIMORE, Nav 23.-The Southern Pres
byterlan General Assembly, Immediately
after meeting this morning, postponed the
further consideration OF DR.. WoOdrOw's
case until after the return OF the delegates
from philadelphia,
Thereport Of the standing Committee on
Publication was presented, approving the
report OF the special committee heretofore
presented, and was adopted.
The same committee reported I'm favor Of
continuing the present system OF colport-
age and against the establishment OF deposit
tories Of the Church publication in ST. Louis.
Adopted.
A motion to change the date OF the annual
meeting OF the General Assembly from May
TO the second Thursday in June was OBJ
iected to by the delegates from the Gull
States, aud after discussion was withdrawn.
A delegation from the General Assembly
OF the Northern Presbyterian Church, in
session In Philadelphia, headed by Rev. Or.
Mcintosh, was presented, and Or. Mcintosh
invited the General Assembly 10 participate
tomorrow with the body he represents in the
centennial celebration. He was seconded by
DIR. Graham, OF Philadelphia, who assured
this assembly cordial welcome In his city.
DIR. Bullock accepted the invitation on the
part OF this assembly.
A report was presented by the Committee
on Home Missions 10 make the annual col.
lection for missions in August. This was
opposed by delegates from the South on the
ground that money is scarce in that region
in August. After protrscted discussion
the report was recOmmitted.
A report was presented by the Committee
on Foreign Correspondence accepting the
greeting from the Cumberland Presbyterians
at Waco, Texas, and ordering return greet
ing To be sent.
Adjourned til 8 O'Clock Friday.
At noon the General Assembly proceeded
In body to Union station, wbereat o'clock
they took train for Philadelphia under
charge OF the Committee OF Arrangements
and delegation from that city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

Of fever and sgus or bilious remittent foyer.
don't reson 20 quiUins--A cumulative aad per,
nicio1s drug that has ruined many CONSTITUTIONS.
Use without dsisy q remedy which the leaaipg
physicians Of America have recommended for
over thirty years past-hostsitsrs stomach Bit
ters Dumb sEue aud axus cake, no less uls n
the sctlyeiy fsbrils forms Of malArial disease,
are promptly relieved aud ultimately uproOtod
by a. IN the tropics, where febFtle onpIztats
Of this sort are mere vrulent than Ia tie toni
psrats zons, ilostet.er's 5tomsch sitters has
established reputation Tor preventive and ro-
medal efficacy which competition has not been
able 20 AFFECT prsludiclsily--uay. has even served
" strengthen. Disorders OF tho stomach and
bowels. particularly those 70 which malaria gives
rise. are speedily relieved by IT, kidney com
plains. Rheumatism. nervousness aud siesp-
fesepess, sick headache and constipation Yield
% II Appetite and sleep arc both improved by
t. my zi1hlWlsa&Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Strong Testimony.

The $ pring6eld (Mass.) RepsiblioGn, In an
article treating Of the negro In politics at the
south, says;
"Let II not be understood that we look
upon the southern situation with Utopian
delight Plaee five millions aud more inlet.
tered negroes in any civilized country, and
there will be trouble. II Gee party doe, not
drive them another party will deceive them !;
bat the party which first educates them sad
opens the door 10 material prosperity and
intellectual advancement will do the great
service 10 the country"
Precisely. Our contemporary bears strong
testimony 10 the fact that the Democratic
party Is the negro's best friend. TO whom
do the negroes o. the South owe all the ma.
terlal and educational progress, they have
made since the WARP To the white tsx-psy-
ers OF tho South. who, with but compare
fiyely few exceptions, are Democrats. These
bare not only furnished the means for build
lie sebooIbouses for the negroes aud for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Decoy-Lesters May be opened.

An Atlantis (Ga.) special says: Judge
Speer in the United States District Court to-
day held that decOy.letters sent out 10 catch
postal officials are not such letters as the law
contemplates when II Furnishes those who
tamper with them. The case arose out Of
the trial OF Rudolph Dennicke, route agent
on the Central railway between Macon and
Atlania. The number OF letters tampertd
With on that run was 30 large that strict
watch was instituted. A decOy letter nd.
dressed TO an imaginary person ia Atlanta
was mailed In Macon. Al Blrnesyille. halt
way along the route, postofce inspector
entered the car, arrested Deunicks. and fouHd
the letter upon his person with the seal
broken. The trial OF the case has excited
much interest. Judge Speer ordered the
jury to bring In verdict OF not guilty, as
the bogus character OF the letter affected the
entire proceeding. This will break up
very common practice among the post-o1lce
detectives,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

paying teachers, but as the employing class
have supplied the funds which enabled the
negroes TO build their churches. While the
Republican party has been weeping over the
down-trodden negro and endeavoring TO
array him against the southern whites, the
southern Democrats have been putting their
hands into their pockets for the purpose OF
advancing the negro materially, education
ally and morally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
A Last Word.

Pay no attention 70 the showers OF to-
day il any fan upon the city. but 60 to
the polls and vote the Democratic ticket.
Pay no attention TO the suggestion that your
vote will not be needed. Jackson Ward can
give nearly two thousand Republican ma
jority II the voters all turn out-moro than
two thousand il tho Democrats remain at
home hugging the delusion that there are no
opposition candidates in the field. Take no
risks. twill nOtIeQulre hall hour OF your
time 10 do your duty to-day as voter.
Give few minutes to your country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette says /:
"Persons have often wondered what sub.
stance the japanese and Chinese use TO
lacquer the woods with which they construct
collins and many other articles Of taste and
ornament for household use" The japanese
and Chinese certainly have curious ideas.
Where, save in Japan aud China, would a
coffin be considered an article Of taste and
ornament for household use?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

The complaint OF &C." in the State Of
yesterday regarding tue vandalism that is
practced in shOck0e Cemetery Is a Just
one. Indeed &C." hardly goes far enough.
Not only are the graves and sections de-
spoiled Of flowers, but every one who has at
tended a funeral at Shockee recently knows
that the family and friends are iostlcd and
crowded by a gaping, irreVerent gang Of
idler'. We have known the voice Of the Of
ficiating clergyman TO be drowned by the
boisterousness Of sei.inyited hoodums.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
Democrats. Do Your Duty.

The Democrats OF Richmond should take
nothing for granted to-day. Every voter IN
the party should act as II upon his vote de-
pended whether the city should have GOOD
government. Every Democratic vote polled
in our municipal election will strengthen the
party not only here but throughout the rest
Of the State for the fight in the fall. Secure
the moral effect Of solid front by turning
out to MAJ. DO not give aid and comfort
% the enemy BY apathy, neglect Of duty, and
an exhibition Of oyer.confdence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
J.. J.. SALE,

PURITY GALVANIZED
1900 pounds IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP S.
100 p.nts GENUINE IMoOETED BAY J. Hs
50c:
l5c. will bay DR.. DAVlDs or DIX BULLS
COUGH syrup;
i5c. viii bay GATHERS, DAVID. OBJ htiN.
nRkld PILLS;
Jc viii buy FkAYsEk's NEKYtA.D a.,-
LINlMENr:
&c viii bIY JUMPER TAR frrofis
-. xin buy WYEtTs BEES WiNE A>J
lIOE;
55c. VII buy pIEaCgs MEDlCALDis-0,>
ny:
70. VIII oly AYsRs or HOODS sAE,Ael.
RlLLA.
75c. Nil by SIMMONS LIVER Hg9.-b
TON;
-. viii buy SCOTCH OATS Es,ENrf
$50 will blv sWlFrS SPECIFIC la-:s
e0c. viii bay sOIOBONr. me he-fi.rHf~-7
35c. VII buy MEADE& BAAEKs CA.aJ-,
MOI iil-Nt-l;
81 va oey WAhSEWs sAT2 kll-f
CURE:
fi.l0 MI oay FELLOW sYRJt nif..a.~
Pitts;
Ioc. 80 bay ALIoocgs POROUS r-i"
TER.
&c vii buy pounds BEST Miy.1 ..J
SEED;
~. viii buy LRZELLS, VIOLET. NJ f''.-
DIX WATERS, Uor.- a. .-e ,..i
tunes sod.
90. wi buy GENUINE hLo,ll.fkt.
loG@E $50 t~l
so ponaI1 rJhL INSET Pow tast
90 lo.lds GtH NAMIHOH at.l-t
10. Wfil bus tf-Dr~ 81 .ltf.stA 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
MEETINGS.

DICKETTS DIVISION ASSOCIA-
J TION.-A general meeting OF the suryi-
v0rs Of the division will be- held on THURSDAY,
the 18th instant. at y ~, a. tbs Flrft Regiment
Armory. Matters relating 10 the monument az
contributed are requested TO come prepared 10
do 80. Also other matters a importance will Do
brought before this meeting. full attendance
is desired
BY order Of tho President, Captain T. p REEVE.
my 93-zt G. 4 IOEHR. NerTeiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
psy- d. 4 E. MITrELDORFER,


~ BROAD STREET.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS 10 PURCHASE
YOUR MATTINGS
FROM Us. TO REDUCE OCR VERY LARGE
STOCK OF THESE GOODS We MAKE
EXTRAORDINARY REDUC-
TONS FOR THIS WEEK.
Fancy Masung-ihs grade that sells usually 1T
l7c. a yord-wo give you the choice OF three
l2l CENTS A YARD;
Ten patterns Of good Fancy Mating. the regular
2jc. quality. We offer for this week oaly at
IS CENTS A YARD;
Fancy Mating that usually soils for 35c at &c
Fancy Mating, the usual 4o,. grade, at $50. a
Good white Mating a. l2Hc. yard;
Rcd Checked Mating, : yards vide, AT 36c
yard. This quality and width Is fully worth
EMBROJDERIES.
A large invoice Of swiss Aliovers, Flouncings,
and sKirtingo has Just been resolved They Will
BE- on sale MONDAY 81 special prices.
Novelties ia Oriental spanish Guipure, and
Channlly FiouncinGs at much less than early
WHITE GOODS
Vaudeville IinOn Do Dncra a. b.. yard;
Iudia Li1on, tue 81. quality, al 10. yard:
Checked NainsoOlL. value SIC. at &C. yard;
Plata India Linens, worth EXC, a. 7l,c. yard
PersiAl Null, the usual 2Jc grade, AZ l3c. yard
Plaid Huu& very hne sheer goods; they are
worth fully 2jc. a yArd-your choice OF nyo
gooc patterns 10 re. yard.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
A recent purchase maAo FOR this department
gives rs better aRd larger assortment than wo
have ever shown. We Will made . speciality this
week Of CORSET cOVEh5.
WASH DRESS FABRICS.
PRINTS, GINGHAMS, CRINkLES, PER-
GALES, SATTEENS, BAIIsTES, CHAMBRAYS,
LAWNS &C. IN new and choice styles a. un-
usually low prices.
GOOD PRINTS 81 4hc a yard.
i2Lc FIGURED sATTE2SS 50 SIC. yard.
CHETSE CLOTHS ct ave. yard.
OINGHAMS from 7%o yard up.
BATlSTES that we're l5c now i0c yard.
D. L. MITTELDORF6R,
my 22-Tu&Th 81 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

"The so-called civilized world spent years
In trying 10 break into China. Now It is
making strenuous efforts TO kept Chinese
from breaking out" Or, rather, to keep
China from breaking into the civilized
world,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
EVERY ITEM IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT A
GRAND BARGAIN.


WASH DRESS GOODS.
At 5c.-5) pieces good English Plaid Nalnsooks-
manufacturers price &c, our price &C.;
AZ 5c.-l00 pieces Woods best quality Cream
rsucker-maauiHclursrs' price 5Kc., our
price &c.:
At 5c-2OJ pieces Standard Cambria Finished
Calico, e46i standard cloth. In IS assorted ng-
ures, large and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES price
&C., our price &C.:
At5c. 30 elegant patterns White and Cream
Bstiste, In stripes and agures; will vosh
observation-disclosures price SIC, our price
b.;
AtSHc-125 pieces superior quality India I1non.
IN cream, white aud tinted grounds, with ele-
CANT new designs, price Tor this week 65sc.-
regular price IKE;
Atonc.-65 pieces a inch-vi9s fine India Linon,
suitable for aprons. dro.sea. &c.-aanufac-
turers' price l5c. our prica SIC:
At I0r-5f pie rs satin Plaid sh9sr India Lawn
fnanufRcturor5' price 10, our price lOc.;
At l0'-l0l pieces ccsutifIl yard-Hide hAtieon,
in largo figures. stripes, polksdo sud solid
csors-manufGctursrs' prsco I2Hc, our price
TO-:
At l0c-6) pieces Satin Check Organizes, IN
white and cream. Tlth hani.omS ngures,
perfect washing goods, our price lCc.-reg'i-
lar vGlue I5c.;
Al 9Lc-s2 pieces 3G-inch Figured Percaes,
very nns quality fer children dresses. shirts,
bounsts, Be-, our price eAc-roEular price
Exc;
AZ l24c.-42 pieces fine lmporfad White Welt
Ghs lot from aurtIou)- price
o., our pdco EYE;
At l4Lc-1Oj yards French Marseiles, In mar
row stripes. largo and small plaids, large
aad small figures, IN remnant pieces-msR.
uisctursrs' price q &c, 10 make quick and
complies sweep our price l<+c.
To more than I'll the expectation % tho public
We have determined % Include % pieces OF extra
fine Zephyr Ginghams IN with this sale. This
lot consists Of large and small Preach pink
cha r. pCr fnrgo sfWlog Of hIue- and
lar lGPfc. goods. g., shall be the Strengthening
price named for thoso extra hu0 GiuRhan%
Owing % tho limited pieces We must restrict tie
quantity 10 each customer OF each style - l6
Yards WO do this la order 20 secure an equal
distribution OF these goods among the public
aud ~ protect those who are unable 70 cEll TIE
frat day. Remember, % pieces regular lGAc.
dnc Zephyr GinghAms at &C. at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

BLACK LACE FLoUNCING that never sold for
less than $3.50. now 81;
We have ten pretty patterns Handsome deslgns)
BLACK LACE FLOUNCING We are going to
sell at sl.25. This Lace must Do seen to DO
appreciated.
BLACK LACE FLoUNCING from 81 to So per
yard;
six yards OF RUFFLING IN q box for TO-.
TURKISH TOWELS at Sc. sold for l5c.;
We are still Offering great bargains in our RIB
BON DEPARTMENT. Some Of the special
bargains have been placed on the centre
counters.
We are Offering discount OF 10 per cont on our
BABY-CARRIAGES to close for the season
Although very ate in tho season We have Just
received some novelties in DRESS TRIM
MINGs;
Solid colors in CHALLlEs only i5c.;
LOTTA BUsTLE only &C..
MIKADO BUsTLE, 15c;
Our GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS are moro
complete than ever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

We hope we will be pardoned for suggest
ing to all good Democrats that 1t would be
we'll to "yote early" The suggestion is
not original, but it Is always in order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

"And now, what is to be done with the
fertile bottom.lands from which the MissiS.
sippl flood Is receding?" Dry them, we
reckon,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
An ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE
~ SOLDIERS MONUMENT,
HENRtCO COUNTY, VA.
bTERE0PrlCON VIEWS
aud
LECTURE ON TIE CATHEDRALs o.
ENGLAND

NNSA tNN ps' ihE Va nEbHALS W
ENGLAND,
BY REV. WYLLYS REDE,
AT BROOK sCH0OLHouSE, HENRICO
COUNTY,
MAY IS lsSa. Al O'CLOCK p. NJ,
Tor me benefit OF the CONFEDERATE SOL
DiERS MONUMENT, Honr1co county, Va, re-
Gently erected In Emmanuel church cemetery.
after tho Stereoptioon View aud Lecture
STRAW BERRY AND ICE-pKkAM FESTIVAL
will be held 90 the grounds.
Price OF Admissiou. e5c. children. i5c. Tickets
for sale by the committee and NJ West Johnson
u Co.'S bookstore, my A-H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
BRIEF COMMEN ?.

"Tbe report that Editor HALsTEAD Il to
have & foreign mission under President JONI
SHEBMASis probably premature" Weshould
say so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
.THALHIMER BROS
SPECIAL SALE
WHITE GOODS, LACES, and ENBR0IDERI8
MONDAY May 2lA and During the Entire Week.
OUR BUYER AGAIN MARKET SENDING US GREAT BARGAINS
THEM WHICH WE PROPOSE
CUSTOMERS

yards ysris-wt io
Indie Linens rsmnAnts-t"o to Ten yV 3D.
only a yad:
ouprceth
EMBRO w Al
OpissR nnasom
White don q ~ "a
ParasOs
Sec limo rom 10
Morss
wloher0
Hyouar n
BRor1-a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24

We return thanks to Hon. CHARLES T.
O'FERRAIL for pamphlet copy Of his speech
OF May Let on the tariff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
LEVI HEXTER,
9n7 BROAD STREET.


I will quote some prices for this veok which
think cannot fail 70 attract your attention II low
prices are Of any R5en TO YOU Read this
schedule:
LADIES' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
All OF my 35c and 4Cc. Chemise at 95c.
All Of my co., aud 75c Chsmlse at lSc.
All of ny &c., 9Oc-, and 81 Chemise at 9Sc.
All Of my Soc and Coo. skirts at 40c.
All Of my 75c. Skirts ats2hc.
All et ny sos. eed 81 Skirts at 7Sc
All OF my Sec. and Coz. Gowns At 4Oc.
All Of my $50 Gowns isc.
All Of my 60, SOC, and 81 Gowns 75c.
All Of my SLIP, S1..j. aud sl.35 Gowns al CSC.
All shades Of Sattsens at SIC worth l0c;
New dosigns Of Bstlste Cloth at 6Ac worth l0c. [:
New designs Of Ginghams at lOc. worth l91c.;
simpsons Short Ends Black Calico at &c. worth
s1c.;
Lace Bunting at &c. worth 12kc.:
Black Et4mins at SC. worth l0c.;
al OF my 36-inch CashmorS5 in all shades for
this week at eOc. worth 25c.:
Ten pieces Of those Summer silks left At 30c.;
SLACK and CoiOred Gloves at lOc worth 2Oc.;
Pearl Dress Buttons At &c. worth &c.
Don't forget If you are in need Of q Parasol
this is tho placs.
94-inch Gloria Umbrella at si.4s worth sl.75;
26-inch Gloria Umbrella ct tl.s5 worth 81;
lot Parssols worth sl25, $50, and s9-cholcs at
75c.
lot OF Ladies' Alpaca and Linen Busters you
can buy al prices tia. will surprise you, as
wish 10 close them out
LEVI HEXTER,
307 BROAD STREET.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-24
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continue to sell well with US. We show all the
novelties as soon ss they appear. and the lsdics
OF Richmond and Manchester are ever on the
alert TO get the best styles and they come TO Us
for them. We thank them for their patronage,
aud VIC shall at all times enieayor 10 meet their
fayors.