r**n-t!tv»int»t,vi<t ttxvAxcs.TV DAILY DISPATCH ls detered' to snhecMbersai rims** cbhts ,»erwcvki»*iw-??;ne carrier wssAltr. Malted a W TSr aRmn eq

..T^aVK^V.l[,rrATrH «« *»«

^Th* W^KKLV DISPATCH ,t »t ^r ,nn.m

taTTHALimiER BROTHERS

HAVE MAXY NEW AMI) PRETTY GOODS

THIS WKKK,

WHICH WILL BE HOLD AT ATTRACTIVE

PRICES.

They sr* ia receipt or

LOVELY ORIENTAL ANO EGYPTIAN

LUX

A 0°°0 5" J**AAA So P "

A A OOO EKE

ORIENTAL AND EGYPTIAN aLL-OVER

NETS,HANDSOME SWI88 EMBROIDKRIKS,

*LKG».ST ALL-OVER SWISS EMltuulDRHY^NETS,

AND MANY NEW AN!) LOVELY LACES FOR

TRIMMING WHITE GOODS.

H-TC-WK. HiirrtTKKnWWWWH HU T EW W W W H H H II T K.nWW WW H lill T KW W U HU T KKK

OOTt OO OO ODD .1.OOOOOODDS8O O O O O D 1) 8SS.

.C. GO OO OO DD ag _

OGG OO OO DUD . S8S9 7WHITE sKKMM,

OE EVERY KIND, FROM ftc-. PER YAKD UP.

LACE NET8 FOR YORKS AND SLEEVES

IN GREAT VARIETY.

-ll Ks SILKs;! SILKS!

LARuK STOCK OF FANCY AND ILLUMI¬

NATED SILKS AT COST,

TO CLOSE FOR THE SEASON.

BLACK SILK* AT IMPORTERS' PRICES.

dress sMMNM: dress goods :

tTOCK WELL ASSORTED AND PRK Ks

ROCK-BOTTOM;

LOVELY SHADES OF ALBATROSS AND

NUN'S VKILING,

SUITABLE FOR SIMMER WEAR;

LARGE AND LOVELY DISPLAY OF SILK

GLOVES AND MITTS

IN ALL THE NEW SHADES;

A bis; ilrlv<- In

LISLE-THREAD GLOVES

for this week. They arc to be sold for

ONE HALF THK1R VALUE ;

FANS OK EVERY STYLE:

CORSETS IN THE BEST MAKES.

F<>r roods at lowest prices call at

THAI.HIMEK BROTHERS,

je 2»Su,TuATh Fifth and Broad stroeta.

TTTTH HKEKT H HKT ll ll ll I.T H UKT H UKI']'

OG« RRR KKK A TTTT(. GR RK AA TG RRR KR A A TG GGK RH AAA TGGG R RKKKA A T

PPP RRR II OCn EKE gBBj¦ .i ii «> I . 1/ ? .

PP RR HOC B BaPPP RRR II 0 IK "SS,P R R II C 0 B u '.P BRU OOO EBB "88°

AT

MM MM KKK Y T KEB RRR "' BSSaMMMMK VYE R R " LMUMU RB TY KB RRR D88gMM MK Y B RR a ?M M M BBB T EBB R B BS8I

CAUSED A GREAT FLURRY LAST WEEK,

AND THE RESULT OF

OUR GREAT BARGAINS WA8

OROWDEDSTORESAND INCREASED SALES.

'Tis needle** lo repeal last week's great prices.

They were such as were beyond comparison, and

'Us enouifh when wc say they still continue, to¬

gether with

A fresh supply of those beautiful LINEN LAWNS

st MM*!IMITATION LINEN LAWN-whole pieces, no

re.'iiuauu. neatest siylea, at 4c.;

BEST PRINTS, tc.;

All SUMMER SILKS at prime Importation cost;

AB SUMMER DRESS GOODS at one half ralues,

regardless of cost;

PARASOLS purchased late In tbe season at axo-

rloee; sales at astonlshln* prices;

MATTINGS-400piecesytt to closeout, and bo

prices are too little lo sell them J

Special purchase BLACK SILK GRENADINES,

elegant deslf* a'id naallty. at 3»c-aells reru-

larty at 75e.; Att/?11«. 88 q«*BtT. at $1.12*.

We base be«u Tory successful In the purchase of

CORSETS, and we are showing styles at prices

simply anniatebable. We sell a fen."*

FHKM il COUTILLE CORSET at 5»o.,sell-

)uic res" lari yat |1.

As Ute seaton advances we and we bare par-

cfea* d too bosTlly of

WHITE GOODS

tmLACES.

We ara thsrsfore o8ertav especial Irtaeesaeuts

IB irjTTt departments, and yonr attention ta ra¬

lly catted to tkem.

JVtlXm MKYBB * BOM.

» 88 tot art 80S Berni aires*.

DAILYmmm^i

VOL. LXV. RICHMOND, VA. SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 29, 1884. NO. 1.56.

LLLL.

il li 5*" \ af rtTT KK" B**lal ST V | E. dS [smA f Ll 1:S07 RROAD STREET.

IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK

or

SPRING AND SUMMER GOOD9

WE HAVE MADE EXTRAORDINARY

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S 31 5 DU UO 0""R RBBBDDD UU OOO

TTTTII OO »N NsSSaT ito ONN NJ? h

t ItO ON NST HO ON RN

. T ll OO N NN

IN PRICES.

km.~

111W9 I . BB of haudsome DHESh-ginuhams

to 6%'c;

Reduced ourenllrelotof PARASOLS 85 percent.;

Reduced SHF.PHERD'S-CHKCK DRESS GOODS

from 2li to laif?.;

Reduced ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE from

es to r.oo.;

Reduced our BLACK SILK from »1.23 to tl;

Reduced one lot BATH-TOWELS to 10c.;

Reduced WHITE MULL from 25 to 20c.;

Reduced WHITE SATIN-STRIPED MULL from

15 to 10c;Reduced WHITE LINON DB DAI CA from BO

Ui 15c;Reduced MISSES' GAUZE SHIRTS (all sises)

from 25 to 13c.:

Reduced MEN'S OAHU SHIRTS from 21

15c;

Reduced MEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS from 3

25c;Reduced MEN'S BALBRIOOAN SHIRTS f

45 to 40c;

Reduced our JERSEYS from 81 to 75c;

Reduced our 11.60 JERSEYS to 81.15',

Reduced o»r CROCHIT and MARSEILLES

SPREAD? from 91.05 to $1.25 ;

Reduced all SILK and LISLE GLOVES;

Rednced all IRISH and SWISS EMBROIDE¬

RIES;

Reduced all LADIES'. GENTLEMEN'S, and

CHILDREN'S HOSIERY.

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IN ADDDITION TO THE ABOVE, ALL

GOODS IN ALL

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DDD BBBP A AK li T

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CALL EARLY AND SECURE SOME OF THE

BBB A RRR GOO A II NN N RB8B B AA K R O G AA II N N N 5BBB A A RRR O A A II N N N B88B B AAA R R O GO AAA II N NN

8°°B8

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AT

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Il H H RB X T KK RRR B88ail ll I XX TE ll ii s C..H HEBBX X T KKKR R BSSBH

Je '29-Su,TuATb 307 BROAD STREET.

BREEDEN, TALLEY & CO.,

NO. 309 BROAD STREET.

WITH THE ADVANTAGES WE POSSESS

NOT ONLY OF BUYING BUT OF

SELLING DRY GOODS

WE KNOW WE CAN MEET ANY

FAIR COMPETITION.

Hence wc respectfully call your careful attention

to thc following prices:

4c Calicoes, iWhite Table-Damask at

Ssje. Chambray. I 35c a yard.Plaid Checks at Vi vwi.rt'i 16»,c,

Satteens at 13>»c worth20c,

Fans tn (trent randy..l he liestAOe. Kan to befound;

Ribbons.Our stock lssecond to none In town,and prices actuallycheaper;

Parasols .RememlM-rthat we are selling:Bl.50 Parasols for$1.35, and *2 Parasolsat 81.80;

Jewelry.Our stock hasnever Insen more com¬plete In lins, Ear-It Ins*, Scarf-Plns, Jer¬sey Pins, Ac.;

t'asi.1meres. Domestic-,White Gooda, BlackGoods, and everythliis-usually found lu Dry

men tarlee and Trim- GoodsaudTilmmluss,nitnjrs of all kinds, I al very low prices.

BREEDEN, TALLEY A CO.

(Je 22-Su.TuAFUtI j

6c. Dacca.6c Buff rrlni-('l<>th,5c. White Pliiue,8J»c Lace Striped Mus¬

lin,12Ho. Damdsk Towels,4tic. White Bed Opeeadai37>»c Black .*ilk Gloves,65c Shetland Shawls,10c. White Open-WorkHose,

10c. Mair-Lluen.10c. Flowered Batiste.5' e. to Bl perdoienforBeauUful Trtmmlns-Laces,

39c. Checked MuslinShirts for men.

Betta In White, Black,and Colors,

39c Miunner Silks,88c Black Murali.37i*c Black Silk Gloves,5l)c Colored Silk Gloves,Beaded ijicesaaid 1

sDECORATED ENGLISH DINNER AND TEA

SETS (combined), 122 pieces, for 813 per set j

BLUE WILLOW AND BROWN RHINE DIN-

NEB AND TEA WARE, that can be made up

in any number of pices, at very low prices;

Also, a fail Hue of llA VILAND A CO/S DIN¬

NER SETS, from 880 to 8880 per set.

Call and look at them. .AVf..B. B. TAYLOR,

tel* 1011 Mata street

flUsrWeOTA,»0BDBHlRE,ISO riacas,

DlineBR. BREAKtABT, awl TBA COMB****ta place et* tnt ISO ataeea for 814.80.

GEORGE 0. GIBSON. J»..

«, i»WOT Mal* euee!.

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BBB RRR OO TTTTH HBEERRR .88,.BBRROQTJf HR RR \*BBB KRR O 0 T H ll H KB RRR 'SS.BBRROOTHHR R R a g-BBB R K OO T H H BBB R R BS8H _

OOO 00 H HEBB NB NO OO OH HR BB N0 O OHHHKB BBBO 00 OH HI NRNOOO OO H HBEBM RR

BBB RRR OO TTTTII H KKB BRR .BS.BBRROOTHHR RR?*BRR RRB O O T ll ll ll KK RRRBBRROOTHHB RBKRIS R 5 OO T H H EBBR B.*

UNDERWEAR.

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W W XVKKK A RRRW W W W K AAR RWW WW KK AA RRRWWWW R AAA R I.W W EERA AR R.

UNDERWEAR.

810,000 WORTH OF UNDERWEAR

e

consigned to us at 05c. on the $1, which we will

dispose of at correspond ins prices.

ALL THE NEW SHAPES AND DESIGNS.

Also, an Immense stock of

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OGG OO 00 DDD .88,O 00 OO OD DO O OO OD DDS8

Boi,SSu

G OGO OO OD Do 9OGG OO OO DDD B888

AND

A CCO KKB BSSflAA U U K 8nnS

SuL A A 0 KK DB8.L AAA 0 O K u 2LLLL A A OOO KKK BSSB

AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES.

ONE THOUSAND

rrr a nn n ooo y . yF AA NNNOOYYrr AA NNNO YTF AAA N NN 0 0 Y» A A N NN OOO T

VW A NN IsJBJLF AA NN NS BFF A A I N N B88oK AAA NNN.lF A AN NNB8SB

Just raaattai at one half regelar price.

COHEN BUOTHERS,

Ja 29-lt Fourth and Broad streeU.

spA ltDOZO & CO.

Our buyer, was in Nexv Teak during the panicwhich greatly depressed the Dry Goods market,and we bought foods'AT FIGURES NEVER TOUCHED BEFORE I>

THE H1STORVOK THE TRADE.

Wc propose to sell these goods cheap, and offer

until sold many genuine bargains. Wc sell a

SOFT, FINE, ALL-SILK BLACK SURAH at

86c, sold bv us In March ut il.10;BLACK RHADMAS and MEUVEI.EAUX a

85c, 95c, $1, and Bl.25.a great sacrifice

from former price*;Our BLACK SILKS at 9Cc, ll, $1.06, »1.25

81.40, Bl,50, and up to |2<40, surpass any¬thing we have ever before betn able to offer.

In mir

WhITE-GOODS DEPARTMENTwe bought an

IMMENSE STOCK,BECAUSE WE GOT THEM CHEAP.

some from auction, some from Importers goingout of business.and wc offer a« decided hargitlus :

FRENCH NAINSOOK,PERSIAN LAWN,BATT1STE CLAIR (new).LINEN LAWNS.LINON DE DACCA.SOFT, WHITE, AND CREAM MILLS,CHECK NAINSOOK,

and various other articles In Hit' line.Ask to see our LINEN-cIMHaUG HANDKEK-

CHIEFS at 12Xvc.i 16'aC mid 25c.they are

cheap.HMMER SILKS at greater bargains than ever.

The finest selection of PARASOLS In the cltfy.my 30-F,SuATu CARDOZO A CO.

O* A UKAND CONSTELLATIONOF

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BBR A A RRR G A A II N N N BSSftB BAAA R R O OG AAA II N NN « 3BBB A AR R OGG A AH N NN BSSB.

SPECIAL CLOSING-OUT SALE

AT

rSSoV TOOOL KEB»-~B 7 v o 0 L KB88. YY 0 L EB. « Y 0 OL B"SS" T OOO LLLLEKB

BBB RRR OO TTTTH H BBB RRR aBS.5 BR RO O T ll HR R R Jj*RRR RRR O O T HH H BB RRR BS8.BBRROOTHHR R R,fS«BBB R R OO T H H BBB R B *88a .

i.m-iti-iM.

NUN'S VEILINGS,ALBATROSS, CASHMERES,

BUNTINGS, BEIGES,YATCHING-CLOTHS,SATINS, GINGHAMS,SEERSUCKERS, LAWNS,

WniTE GOODS, SPREADS,

TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS,

TIDIES, HOSIERY,JERSEYS.

DRESS SILKS, GLOVES,

RIBBONS, BUTTONS,

PARASOLS, LACES, CARPETS,MATTINGS, RUGS, CORSETS.

TOWELS, Ac AC, AX.

BYCLE BROTHERS,811 Broad street.

Piesse call early to amid rash ta Ike afternoon.

Je8wHrB,Tm8Th *

WHERE AWAY.

List of Richmond Preple al Ike PrincipalSummer Resorts.

Wc have arranKed to publish on Sundayof each week a H«t of the arrival* 0/ Rich¬mond people at the principal Rummer re¬sorts.of which tLc following is the firstinstalment:Barnes Hotel, Hampton, from Jmw 23d to26th :

Richard F. Robinson, G. P. Mfitue, M. Jones,ll. A. Nightingale snd wife, T. B. Williams sudwife.Hotel Wsrwlck, Newport's News, from June

20th to June 27lh I .!. lin M. Morris. A. M. I. vu.man M. B. leonard, A. S. Erarooas, A. H. \\ oed.M J. Hali. William Sparrow, M. L. Lum. wife,'andi-hild; <'. E. (.ratiam. C. W. Smith aud wife,Willie ll. Sinilb. John J. Harwood, E. D. laylur,and O. S. Cottrell.Ilyse: ¦« Hou-1, Old Point Comfart- fr .rn 16th to

.Jinn offline: Mr. and Mrs.T. 0, Williams, Ml-sWilliams, Miss Sklukir. Miss Allan, Miss AnnieWilliams, Mr. and Mrs. Edwafd Cobon, MissMort'ci, Governor iud Mrs Wi! Imm E.I ameron,W. Gans. Mrs. ( naries T. Davis, Dr. and Mrs. J.B. Woods, T. Newton HUI, J. A. Angeline, lt. S.Bosher, Decry Tsylor, Jr . Mr*. Thomas Itranch.Miss Mirima liran .h. Miss Frances scott, Mrs.Chirles Hatcher, Miss Hatcher, Mrs. C. Brands-font, Mrs. Kin.lv Hatcher, H. L. Cabell,F. W. Ftelshmaj. H. .vwerechlld, W. A.Jones and wife, M. lle'ler. S. S. -transe. Ro¬bert Btdgood, Mrs. Legh B. i-age, MK- Page, S. M.Ewen lia uni John R. Ro'^rts, Miss Robert-, W. J.Turner, John Weserly, W. II. I'lea-atii-, Fred. A.Osborne. H. T. Cardoma. H. W. Iteym,'.ls,.lames F.Wsyt. diaries E. Wortham, J. W. Allison, W. II.Alli-, n. Warner Mncr», W.G. Neexm.R. D. Hud-gins. I'. ,L Conrad, H.''.Jones. E.W. M.Kin. L.Lottler and wife. Miss Lottter. Ml* Nelly Lotti, r.fir-. L. 1 ottli r,lr. Mr. and Mr-. John l.ottler. Ml-Calieli. H. I.sui!..ii <'abell. Mr.. Stephen Putney.Miss Constance hpott. Mrs. A. Y. Mekes. Mi*.Charles P. Mokes, Mrs. John Pureell. Mr*. JaniesPur. ell. Edward Hicks, MN* H leks. Charles J. An-der'on, VV. S. Carrington, Mr. and Mrs. AshtonSiarke, Thomas H. Norwood. H. M. Worihstn,< hades S. stacy. Thomas E. Hicks, A. W. Patter¬son, ll. II. Grundy, Mr. and Mn. P. nt Roykln.Miss Nellie Hoykl.i.Mr and Mr-. Oscar franz,G. C. Jackson. Mr. amt Mrs. W. T. Pemtierton,Mr. and Mr-. B. W. Ilasall. Mrs. Hitrxth.il, Mr.J. Trlplctt llaxall. Venable Bnrksuale. Mr*. C.McCleod. Colonel and Mrs. Taylor, Ml-s SallieParker. Bliss 'I avior. Edward HaaalWiBCkk*.Mlllburo'House. Hath comity. Vu., from .lime

lu io -^7lh R. King. E. L. Hopkins. A. W. Baker,Dr C. H. Read, I*. P. Hemming. Miss lt. L. Par-k-r. E. S. Goodman. Jam- E Mitch. II. Mrs llaxalland maid, M. J. Dillard. Wlll'iiin W.Case. Mr-.H M. Mitton.C. II. Watkins. Ml-s A. Kalrf^x. C.H. rinliii.-, Henry Cook, IL M.Berkley and wife.Mis, Sue IP rrlng.Qreeabrier white Salptaar sining, t'r.nn Jane

1st to 8711.: J. \v. Dim,;..ir.. K. F. Dewitt, M. J.Dillard, Henry C. NH-dh.un. K. -. Goodman.Henry Cook, c. H. Watkins Edward H. Fisher,Mr-. Dr. llaxall and maid, C. P. Canfield, H. E. C.lis-k-rvlll, llenrv Basket-rill, Janies H. Dooley.W. -I. Johnson. E. B. Park-, \. D. Parr.Stator Eakle re|MHt« 160 irBSSfa BO* present.Itufl'alo Lithta>iriiig-, from June Itflh to 27Hi:

o. F. Weislger. Hiss Laura Welslger. Miss NoraWet-ipr. Miiion Caree. Rael i.iiiie Caree, E. ii.Sin,p-.m.Variety-pring*, from June 1 Gili to2Sth: Wil¬

liam M. Ar. Ii« rand family. William C. Rici andfamily, Miss joete Nmmeiiy. Mr-, i;. \v. Nanni 11y:in 1 .Mr-. Ger ree P. Hletiardson.

PATRICK IJEMiY.-

Evidence of the Faithfulness or Sully'sPortrait of thr Orator.

The hanging in oar state Library of anadmirable OORT of this tine painting, madeby ow talented ronni1' townsman, GeorgMatbewe, recalla a ilatnmenl made by Kev.Edward 1). Neill in tliis paper August "27,lsTT, tint tin- original waa painted from thclu-ad of ( aptain Cook ou Arrowsmith'*Map of tba World. Thia statement was

corrected at tilt* time Ly William WirtHenry. Kso... who stated on the authority ofMr. WIrt, for whom the jiortiuir \\;is

painted, that the artist u>ed a miniaturepainted from life hy a French ai-tUt. UVare now in possession of very InffitfiallBJtand conclusive testimony an to the faithful¬ness of the likeness. The portrait hy .-fullywis engraved for Wirt's Lifo of Henry,pnlilished hy James Webster, of Philadel¬phia. While it arm in the possession ofMr. Webster it was seen by three friendsof Mr. Henry who had kjiown him well,and who Rave thc following certificates, theoriginal of which paper BM been shownthe writer:"I have asaa -lmwn a painting af BM late Mr.

Beary, petaled by Mr. sniiv. now in poe* aloa fMr. Webster, which I think a good likeness.

'¦J. Maksiiall."Daeaainai BB, is io."" I acm with Mr. Marshall in hts opinion above

expressed. Fbabcu Ceaatx.January 2,1817."11 ayrec with Vin- aboregeallliaoa In their opln-

len respeetlaa Ike late Mr. Henry's likeness."John Utihanan.

"January 7. 1817."

Judge Mnishatl kntw Mr. Henry inti¬mately. Mr. Corbin served in severalbodkn with lum. BBBOBf them the Virginia' onventionof 17s$; and Parson Buchanan,.is lu- wa< called, by his residence in Rich¬mond had frequent opportunities of sc. in ur

him. In addition it may bc raid that tbewitiow and older children of Mr. IL nrv

pronounced the portrait ;m admirable llkc-iii na.

lt tbJa appear! tba! IbU Bbc pktnnBMtjbc » otisldercd as a good likeness, and we

have Um features ol Henry preserved intin- work of an artist of undoubted genius.

TUE AIHUHi V.

The Improvements to br Made I'ndrr thr£12,000 Council Appropriation.

On to-inorrow evening the Council com¬mittee will meet to award the contract forcompleting thc Regimental Armory. 1 hefollowing work is io bc done :

Stuccoing the outside, plastering the in¬side, repairing and painting thc roof, com¬

pleting the company rooms, construct in,'a i>ermanent gallery in the drill-room over

the entrance-hall, painting and kalsomlningthe drill-room, putting iron bar- and atonecapping in the areas on the outsideof the building, layimr front stone st, p,,and wainscnattng around the hallways.A lei windows are to be put in tin castend of the building. These improvementsare to be made under the $1:2.000 appro¬priated hy the Council, and if this sum Lssuifleient the hall will be heated rvitb steamalso.This work done, thc First regiment

will have a comfortable home, and forpanf occasions the people will have a hullthat will hold 2,")()0 people. As we arc tohave no music hall here for years to come-so it now seems.this consideration alonejiistities the appropriation. The Armorywill bc In line condition this winter forconcerts. Arc.Now we would like to see Mr. ana Mrs.

Powell lix up the Theatre. The audi¬torium will do very well indeed, but thestasre, t nfl scenery, t he dressing-rooms, stagefurniture, nev d improvement, and, If pos¬sible, ought to receive attention this sum¬mer, so as to be in order for the fall andwinter season. Money spent in a theatrenowhere makes so good a showing as on

the stage.Police Court.

The following cases were disposed ofyesterday:

Jesse Price (colored) was (charged withstealing one pair of shoes and one under¬skirt from Mary Davis. Discharged.Harry Horn,.charged with Insubordina¬

tion on board the schooner David W. IIunLDischarged.Horace Walker (colored), charged with

stealing one silver watch from W. D. Bow¬man ; also charged with stealing 817 fromH. B. Whitlock; also charged with threat¬ening to beat Ellen Banks; and lastly,charged with cruelly treating a mule, theproperty of Pat. Cummins. All of t.ecases were continued till Tuesday.

Lizzie r*cott (colored), charged with beat¬ing the child ot Randolph Marks and abu¬sing Emma Marks. Fined $2.50 und cost.

Hone or Temperature.At a regular meeting of Springfield DI vi¬

sion, No. 167, Sons of Temperance, heldFriday evening, tbe following offienra wereelected for tbe ensuing quarter: G. D. Cole,worthy patrtarc.i; w. Allen, worthy aaso-

ctatc; .1. X. Brown, recording secretary;J. W. Haynes, assistant recording secre¬

tary ; J. W. Gantry, treasurer; R. T. How¬ard, financial secretary; J. W. Gilliam,chaplain; 8.1'. Flcurnoy, conductor; J.Dodd, assistant conductor; E.R.Tennant,inside sentinel; W. F. Higgin*, outsideaentinel *, W. H. Atkinson, past officer.

MnllnmnI Onustte CiB.paajy.The Circuit Conrt bas granted a charter

to " Tbe National Unalta Company," aj»

lowing lt to buy, mine, quarry, dre**, man¬ufacture, transport, and sell granite.andother stone for monumental and pavingpurposes.

The. capital stock to be $100,000, dividedInto shares of the par value of $50 each.The officers for the first year are : Presi¬

dent, William H. Wade; Secretary. EdgarP. Michener; Treasurer, Edwin E. Simp-son; Directors. Edwin E. Simpson,Thomas A. McDevitt, Edgar P. Michener,George K. McBride, and Charles W. Wade.The principal office and place of trans¬

acting the chief business is tbe city ofRichmond.

THE "SLUGGERS" shUT OUT.The Virginias Win thr First Game-Xask

Makes the lilt of the Seesoa.The Actives and the Virginias met yes¬

terday afternoon for thc first time on theball-field here and played the first of an en-iragement of three games. The game wascalled at 5 o'clock, the victors at the bat.Notwithstanding the extreme inclemencyof the weather in thc morning and thecontinued cloudiness in the afternoon acrowd uumlerlng 1,000 to 1,200 had gath¬ered to see the visitors, who had beatenthe Virginias at Reading two games In oneday. Meegisn and Cullen formed tbe visi¬tors' and the Dueran brothers the hometeam's hattery. The home team played avery tine game, while the visitors made anumber of very uglv errors. Dugan'*pitching was very effective. The visitorsonlv hit him fur four scattering hits.Nash hore off the honors of the day onheavy batting. He knocked a ball betweencentre ard right field in the first inningwhich struck near the fence and lioundedover, thus giving Lim a home run. At thispoint the entire crowd rose to their feetand encaged in "Hurrahs for Nash,"the applai.se lasting for several minutes.He then made i tbree-batafar in tbe thirdinning, and fielded well through the wholegrime. Tin-fielding of the entire home ninewaa perfect, save one error br Hardie,short-'op.uliich In- redeemed with a l.cau-tiful catch. Johnston and (ilcnn hore oil'the laurels for fielding on thc home nine,and (iiaily in ole a beautiful catch in cen¬tre field lor thc visitors after securing tohiin-iir two error-. Kadi mentioned badto lift his cap to tbe applause received.Only one ol the Visitor*n achill third base,and live only got tiieir bane at all, one ofthone un -even balls. Thc coulee! ragedfm-two hours. After flic visitors recoveredfruin their .shock at Nash's heavy battingin the beginning of Ibo combat they playedbetter, and blanked tbe borne tenm In threeInnings. The rerun, was ¦ viet..ry of D to8for the Virginias. Below Ls the detailedscore:

VII-.OIM 1-.A.R. H. B.H. P.O. A. R

(>l<-nn, 1. f. 53 'i 'i li ()Nash. Sd I.. § B i I 4 OJohnston, c.f. 5 0 0 2 0 0I'l.well. 1-t t.. « (I Oil 00Larkin, 8d h. 4 0 14 10Danae H.. e. 4 o l 4 'i oDicmii K , ]>. 3O 0 0I 1ll.ir.ll.-, -. -. 4 2 1 I'i IStratton, r. i. 4 1 o o o o

Tutil-.39 9 9 27 14 2ACTIVESA.R. R R.if. P.O. A. E.

Mif.aiiirhlln. 2d 1. 4 O 0 1 0 0(ira.ly... f.. 3 0 0 10 2Hoyle, l-l li. 4 0 0 8 8 0Caliea,o. 4 o l n 2 3Krui.I.r. 4 0 12 0 0M.lifer, r.f. 40 0 00 0A ll.i rt. s.s. 3 0102 2Halpin, 3dt>. 3 0 12 12nssateiip. 3 o o l io o

Totals.32 0 1 24 15 10ISM NOS.

_12 3 488789 Total.Anlvc-. 000 0 0000 0 0Vlreielai. J l l 4 0 1 o o x »Earned ten Viralal bi. 2. Three-kasa. kits.

Nish, l. linnie rans.-Nash, l. Left un baieActives,6; Virginias, 7. Mtrackoat.Actives.41Vlrtflulus. 7. Hsse on ball--Actives, l \ir-sIbms, l. Passrd kails.Callen. 3; Dunn, -i.Wild pitches.Rcesran. i. ><¦.,;,r, ll. c. Joan-stun ; 1'inpire, Mi. West. Time of Kaine, twolcur-.The Actives will play the Virginias

tura in to-morrow, when they will presenta new hattery, ai.d it la to be hoped theywill show np better.

Other I.anns,f r.v Ml'RTBBk ta tin- Mspatek.]

Cincinnati: Ciiicinnatis, s; .Metropoli¬tans, 7.

Harrteburg: Allentown-, 5; Bama,burgs, 8.

Philadelphia: St. Louis (Unions), 12;Ki v-tuiies (Unions). IO.

Baltimore. Md.: Baltimore (Union-), g;ellieigoa (Unions), 3.wilmington: Trentons, IO; Wilming.

tons, llToledo: Toledos. .'J: Brooklyns, ft.Indbmapolbt: Baltimore-, S; Indianapo¬

lis. 1.Columbus: Allegheny's,.!; Columbus,4.Louisville: Washington.*, 7; Louis¬

ville 6.Buffalo: Philadelphia, 1; Buffalo, 12.t loveland: New Yorks, io; Clevelands,

5.Detroit: Bostons, <>; Detrolts, o.Chicago: Providence, 13; ChlsngOS. 4.Washington: National (Unions). !.'{;

Kansas City (Unions), t.St. Louis Athletics, 7 ; St. Louis, 12.Boston: Boston (Unions), 3; Cincinnati

(Unions), 4.

Pei-NonalN und Brief*.Kev. T. A. Reid, of Georgia, formerly a

mi-sioiiary to Africa, will preach at theFirst Baptist church this morning at llo'clock. No service- at night.

Mr. Doyle, onsager of the VirginiaBas.-Ball Chili, received a telegram yester¬day from Brooklyn informing him of thedeath of one of his children. He left forthere hist evening.

There will he a public installation of offi¬cer- of Aurora Lodge, No. Uti, I. <>. 0, F.,at Monticello liall, Thursday, July 3d, at&J0 o'clock.

Mr. William Zimmerman, proprietor ofSlinger Hall, Icfl reeterdaj for Europe tovi-it hts fathei and mother, who live inGerman v.On the 27th Alexander Cameron and

James Funstcn, of Virginia, and L. My¬ers, of Richmond, were registered inParla,The alarm of tire turned In from station

2, Old Market, was caused hy a fire in Jo¬seph Odenhcimcr'*, on Fifteenth street be¬tween Main and Franklin. No damage ofimportance resulted.The Richmond Fire Department will

hold Its annual reunion at Krause's to¬morrow night, commencing at 7:30 o'clock.Mike Ryun, an employe: at the Roanoke

Machine Works, was fatally injured lastnight bv a chip from a steel drill he was

using striking him in the breast. He was

seized wdli fainting fits, accompanied byvomiting, and explied in a few moments.Ryan was about twenty five years old andunmarried. He was the sole support ofbis mother and four sister*. He came herefrom Susiiuehanna, Pa.Messrs. R. B. Chaffin & Co . real estate

agents, have sold the farm called " F.dgeHill," on the Osborne Turnpike, aboutone and a half miles from tbe city, con¬

taining 10'i acres, owned by Mrs. C. P.Kennedv, to Mr. Joseph French, of Mich¬igan, for Ute sum of $12,000.

VaaehMter.The parsonage to the Presbyterian

church of this citv is nearly complete, andwill be ready for habitation In t few weeks.It is a well arranged, convenient, and nice

dwelling, and its erection does credit to thechurch. , . . .

The Meade-Memorlal church has alsocommenced to build a parsonage. It will besituated on tbe bock of toe lot on whichthe church stands, and will lace Twelfthstreet. Some of the timbers have been putIn place and tbe wort will be fairly underway In a few da/s.The heavy rains of tbe last few day* hare

flooded the creeks of Cbeeterneld, and tberoads renerally are muddler than theyoften are at thia season.

The river raelcrdey wu eight or ninelest above usual tide-a height seldom

reached at this seas n of tbe year. Tbelowlands In many places are submerged.

j Tbe corn crop will lie injured.The Jtethel Baptist Stmdsy school, about

twenty miles from Kichmond, will have amass-meeting and pic-ntc on Julv 4th. Dr.William E. Watcher, of Richmond, will bepresent and deliver an address. R^v. p.lt. W infree is pastor of this church.Rev. W. J. David, returned missionary

from Africa, who stopped for some timewith Mr. Lt, A. Hancock, near this eitv, tsnow with Kev. J. A. Leslie, -\t Rice's,Prince Edward county. He will leave forMississippi Julv loth, where he will remaina;>ont three months.Mr. Henry Fitzgerald, receiver in the

suit of Minor and others 88. Cersley andothers, has retained .ludtfe W. I. Cloptonas his counsel, and tho court has approvedthis action of the receiver.There will lie a meeting of the citizens

of Swansboro' on Tuesdav, July 1st, at 8P. IL, tit the store of Morrisett A Brother,relative to tbe proposed street railway be¬tween Manchester and Richmond.Dr. T. B. Dorset, of Matoaca, is in the

city._ExenntsMM and Ple-tfles.

The Ariel moonlight excursion downthe James «v«ry Monday nijrht will pleaseyou. Crowds of happy people every Mon¬day. Boat leaves at 7:30 and returns ot10:30. Street-cars both ways to wharf.Go and he pleased.There will lie a plc-nle at the Richmond

Bise.Ball Pleasure Park to-morrow after¬noon.The steamer Ariel will make a moonlight

trip to Dutch Gap Wednesday niirht. fortin- lieiietit of the centenary fund of theUnion-Station Methodist church.Kvety Monday and Friday there will he

a pic-nic on Mayo's island.Wednesday ni-ht, July !)th. the Ariel

will ni ike a moonlight ex -lindon for thcbenefit of .'arnon Lodge, Knights of l'y-thhs*.The annual State regatta takes place in

Norfolk on the 3d and 4th of July.Dr. Itiirton's I'rire Poetry.

Colonel A. P. Twitchell, editor of theGorham (N. ll.) MounMnttr, who has twolovely lady printers named Ella R. Woodand Jennie Waters, oft ed a volume of" BeBnlon Poems," in hine and gilt, for thelust rhyme on the names of the ladle*.Nearly ail of tin- poetic pnrnftraphsia In thecountry cut. -ted for tin- prise, bul lt waswon hy Pr. Hinton, of the llntvu, WBOContributed the following:

ll.iw -weet Hip plc Mire linnitrht to viewliv these noontalB 'l.iui'litir.;

A- hy Hie hit inlliiK of the twnWe ha\eln)ih Woad, and Waters,

lt was the ladies who awarded the prize,th. > ny, OR tbs merits of the verse.

Fonrth-of-July Kxruralon Traine, toRon Air.

To enable the peop'e of Ittchniond to en¬

joy a pleasant day in the country, and alsoto participate in the various amusement*that will occur at Bon Air on July 4th.chief of which will he music. daJtCttg, anda rn.- display of lifeworks.the Richmondand Danville Bailroad Company will run

excursion trains to and fro between Rich¬mond and Bon Air on that dav as follows :

Leave Richmond at !>:30 A, Si.. 11:30 A.M., 12:45 1*. M.. 4 1*. M.. and fi 1'. M.Returning, leave Bon Air at 3:27 P. M.,8 P. M., and IfeSQ I'. M.Ample facilities will be furnished to ac¬

commodate ali who may desire to go.

HOBSgOBB'S Acid P8)08rBATa in LivkkAND KlDNEV Tuoubi.es..Dr. O. G. Cal¬ley, Boston, says: " 1 have used it withthe most remarkable succcs> in dyajpepsta,and derangement of the liver and kidneys."

Hu- State R«s»t-a ** Morfolk anil theKirenorkM at Fortress* Monroe July4th.'l'ln- annual state regalia will in- held at

Norfolk on July 3d and 4th, and in n0B>tteetton therewith there will lu- a great va¬

riety of attractions. Oathe.'hl there willhe four hoat-races. and on the 4th tu'>-r.ices. four-oared shell-race, and tin- puslState regatta race. Boat crew- h ive enter¬ed from all parts of the country. In ad¬dition there will lu- gnmoi hy the NorfolkQynastum, and .rifle-team shooting. Theusual grand display <>f fireworks will takeplace at Old Point "on thc night of Un- Phof July. Our Richmond people who gocan take thc steamer Ariel next Thursdnr,July Sd, at 7 A. M., at the very li-w price..f |1, Thc Ariel's accommodations arc

BrstHSbkW.lust Mmes anti Mme. Lusts.

The remainder of the Itoet of boots andshoes at BM Main street will be sold at auc¬tion to-morrow morning at half-pa-t 10o'clock.

At 1 o'elnek In mOITUW IBS iron-safe andstore-fixtures will he sold, and at 4:.'lo theshoe-lasts, roting, Indinga, silk, sewing-machines, -Vc, will be offend.

Dr. J. Newton Richards, late of London,England, is about commencing the prac¬tice of medicine in this etty, at SIB Frank¬lin street, where bc is titting up neat of¬fices, and where he may he consulted In a

f.w day».Chronic diseases will receive his chief

attention, and more asp -chilly those of thenervous system, the blood and skin, thestomaeh, liver, and heart. Those siiffcrlnicfrom the effects of narcotics and alcoholicstimulants will lie successfully treated, andriieii iitism will be a specialty. Allan-proved modern appliances are used by theDoctor, including mechanical electro ma¬

nipulation.\\ c are authorized to say that no charge

will he made for consultations during thefirst month of practice.

Be sure to-cc your IsatSOBBS b088 sentto Chatsworth, owned by IL B. (ballin, to

spend the summer. Good iia-sturc, run¬

ning water, ample shade.

Monday Moonlights.Dutch <,ti[).steamer Ariel, every Mon¬

day night. Leave at 7:30 I\ M.; returnat 10:30 P. M. Music, dancing, refresh-1orients. Street-cars connect both goingand returning. Delightful family excur¬sion^. Perfect order. No impn>i>er |h.t-BOBS allowed. Fare only 50c.

Yiroisia Steamboat Company.

Gemine Km.i.i-m Willis i.kii -i ir* (Bnequality), reduced from SUD to Hu. Tua CLOTH-DM Palace, 1301 Ualn street.

How's Tuisr all-Wool Cheviot Sci re¬former price |1Z.marked down im 18. Tuai cuni'... Palace, 1301 Mainstreet.

UaOWN, BLUE, SUd WlNE-C'OLOHKD COBE-scbew m its, in 4-ttuttou < utaways, reducedfrom ?-" io SIS. Tue clotuixo 1*alacb,1S01Main street._CHtLDBEN's rUBSS (Ave ti. nine years) at half

vahst. Tua -i in '¦.. Palace. 1S01 Main strest.

A KuAu k a nt Bbeatk ts always a pleasure, andyou can have lt by usins Meade 8 Hakes s dell*CtOUS CABBOUCMOCTH-WaSH. lt destroys _eof>feative odor caused by diseased rums sad decayedteeth, and speedily restores them to a healthy con-

ditton. Price, arty cenu a bottle.

Fisk Ijtdioo m.n cheviotben -si its, reducedfrom SIS to $11. THE C'LOTiiiNa Palace,1S01 Mainstreet.

White Dice Vests st 7Sc.ar.dBl thal soldfor «1 -So sad 12. The ( LOTBiau Palace, 1801Mata street_Jost tu ixe, a Ctmeotata Brown Corkscrew Salt

that soM all thia season for SIS now eat dowa to

810. Tbs Cloths mu Palace. ISO! Main street.¦

Please Tabb Norien.Oon't walt too loni and lae* come after the har-

aaio«s«tver'l»cd. Tits prices we aime will makethem go doai>le-<i_ck. TUB CT.0TBTNQ PALALB,1 aol MatasTeet.

THE DISPATCH.A.DV_RT18IN(J HATEfcl.

Half in h. or le-.. 1 Uss* 80 ccates 8 times 813 times tl 30: S times SSr.70 ; 19 Mases 86.801 month S9.88; 8 montos BUS.Reading notices tn read ins-mat ter tyne, 8 linea

or less SI; In Mate leaded 75 cents.Card of rates for more soaee furnished on as*

plication.

Vis-.'. SEBOB SriTs. different -liadesi, reducedfrom S10 to $7. Tiir ii. rm mi Palace, ISOIMain street.

IMPOSTED ArSTBIAM FaMCT W'iMSTED SUITSsilk Uno!, eui down from B89 to SIS st Tubci.otHtv«« palace, lani Main street.

BEALTirCLLT WHITB TEETH BKACBBD Bfthe u«e..f Meade A Baeeh's SArOMWB DESTf-k ii ii e. which will fpeedlly remove Incipient Urtaand scarr. Price, fifty cents s box.

Black Cloth Coats axi> Vbsts snd isde-ei*Pasts have been cnt down In rrlcc. Tilt CXOTB-ino Palace, 1301 Main et rvet.

Indigo Blub Etatvxbi. ecrr*.fut celore-marked down (rom 819 to 8840. The Clot hi no

Palace, 1301 Hain street.

M kc ii s mi bv (i.i a Mills cassihbbb stirs, iaChesterfield frocks, reduced from SIS to 89. TheClothinu Palace, 1301 Mainstreet.

AUCTION BALE* HOBDAY.

E. B. COOK, ll A. M., Richmond Steam Laua-dny.

II. k. STAPLES, 6 P. M.,Bn>und on Reservoirstress,

J. THOMPSON DROWN 1 CO., 8 P. M., hultdiiurlot on Venable Hint. j

N. W. HOWE. « P. Bri bou-e at Junction of St. Pe»ter, Calhoun and Allen -ireets.

JV-.MVniOI'UU.I,, 10 A.M.. tl.SM'S _w.fstock of merchandise.

W. II. LYNE A co.. ns P- M.. i-ommissloner'sssJeef property on Br* Kid-Street road.

H.sEffDoN TAYLOR. 8 P. M.. trustee's sale ofthree hulldins lou on Cary street between !_¦-rel and Cheri y.

W. ll. BARLOW. 5 P. M.. lemons, potatoes. Ar.JBO. E. LAUGHTON. Jk.. 10 A.M., 1 P. M.

and 4 P. M , boots, shoe,. Imo safe, Ac

t^" JIITTKLDonFEK'S.-TIlEMEX-DoLS PALL IN PR1CESOE ALLDST coons.

GREAT "LAUGHTER Of ORV GOOD* IISNEW YORK AIM ITON-ROOV-,

.UK BUYER MAKES LAIfoE PCH( MASES.WILL UK READY Koli MALBON MOKI>.\Y

AND DURING THE WEEK.

NOW IS YOUR TUfl TO Ott THE BESTBARGAINS KVBR oErERED.

WHITE GOjDs IN ENDLESS VARIETY i-ROMTHESE SALK'S.

LINEN DE INDIE at 0. 8. r\ k.4 12V.-halftheir real value;

ll nhs Dr. dai r \ at 0,10.11, I3,andl3c. forthe u.-t arti* I.-:

PEKSIAN MULLS al 16 ,. IS. 20. and 25"..onehalf ihe pctea lbs sSBm as_nt| was sold for

iHkVi/kD 'NAINSOOK. I DECKED Ml I.INJB,LINEN LAWNS. LACE-BTBIPE PIOUP..-,DOTTED ami EU.I RED swisses;STRIPED MUSLINS al S1..-..re.-H value IScI. \(-K.S-E.SCI'KIAL LAI Ebal JO, 40, 50. 80

7.V-. .in.l |1 :TORCHON, ORIENTAL. Ilttsll POINT. VA¬

LENCIENNES, BRAHANT. RU-SlAN, ME-DK I,SPANISH, BEAliEJD LACKS.ri lari,the Ur/e ; stock of Lai BB eVSf -howii lu tl*

EMRHOIDRBt-B-HAMBrrBa EDGE mid IN-sEltl'ING, MUSLIN EDGE .ind IN-EUT-INO. at .1,0,7, H. H 12, 10,10,23, 37, andBOe.

DBKM GOODS. A newsui>i>lyof DRESS GOODS,e. insisting, if NUNS' VEILING. ALRATIHWH,CASHMERE. CHANGEABLE, HUNTINGS,lu all Hie new -I .ados.

111.AUK BILK*- our IILAUK SILK. GUINETOliBOH i.hain, at fl2e. (former uri.-, an i,the lest bara-atn e\.r otlere.J In Black Silk,only tkree pteees left.

UNDEftslllRTs-LADIES. CHILDREN'S, amtGENTLEMEN'S GAUZE ami MUMMERMERINO UNDER-sH||{TSfroin20e.toSl;

Look at our 2ne. I NDKRMIIIRTs (Gause); prloselsewhere, 30c.

LAWB8-800 pieces LAWNS st Bc.Hie bestiintl widest roods for th.- money tn ne had anv-

srhere; PH RCAI.es at H and Hie..full yardwide; COLoRKD LINEN LAWNS at 12Sc-

.-il value 2Se.KANS IN GREAT VARIETY.

MATTINGS.200 new BSace* lust received. Oursales on this article last week liavn been unpre¬cedented. A larjfe stock of WHITE MAT¬TINGS at lu.. iB, sud 17c.; CHECKEDMATTINGS at 14, Kl, IS. ans) 20c; 48Salee. FANCY MATTINGS st 13. 18, 10,18. ll). SO, 23, 25. 8?.Bt), and 8Bcf..r thebest artie le.

CAB PETS.W* are aktstn* out our stock nf CAR¬PETS st one half their sal prices. RUGS at. /.. .' i.. .. H.mil: ill.-i LOTUS at SO,35. ami 40e. In all width*. Our stock ls com¬plete In all Its brindles. Call early.

I). A E. MITT ELDoREKR,te 8-Tu.EASn 827 Broad street.

777T7.lt OOO KKB NB HTTrrK8SM77 Mt O OK K.1N T «j"77 II O BUI 1 ss.77 ll O OR N NN T77 Ul OOO KKK N NN t D_V

« .11 buy a BLACK SILK worth fl a yard ;

37y. win buy sI'MMI'R SILKS worth BOe. a

yard;50c wilt buy SUMMER sit.ii - Pat. 05c.a yard;6^c. will buy WHITES TRIPED VICTORIA

LAWN wi.rib lo.-, a yard, and IOC. will l.uyWHITK-sTHIPKD INDI V LAWN worth t7c.a yard;

7c will buy LAOE-sTRlPr'D PI^UE wi.rUi l.Tr.s yan!;

15c. will buy LAIUS I RIPED VICTORIALAWN worth 12,e. S > ard;

PRINTED LAWN'S at 5. li,, K . 10, 12V. a

yard ;l.'KMNANTSOETHE BBsi PACIFIC LAWN at

H)jc. i»er yard;>u i>s muslin i:dgi!rasvarf sJaaapiALL OVER LA) ES and ll A.MItl ROS;LAGI EDGIN(iS"U«l INS.;ri |N(,H of every .le-

scrlplion;A full assortmeni af GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH¬

ING GOODS very aBSBPIBsa our seuulne NEW l*OBI MILLS COTTON

SHIRTS, with flue Llien Bosoms and Cuffs,at 75c. worth B1.26-Bsa eboii est shirt ever

offered, ai.d cannot be replaced Bjf the money ;

BATHING-SUITS for men and women;HAMMOCKS al 78c, fl.8I.K0, sud f2 |1 ItOOUKT at 85c, fl, f 1.10.81.25,and up Ut

84 a set;A larse SkSSB of DRILLINGS. COTTONADES,TWEEDS, CASSIMERKS, FLANNELS,JEANS, net TRICOTS for boys'and men'swear;

J H.HSEYS of the best qualities at the lowest prices;LINEN and MOHAIR ULSTERS and Ot -TH.s

for ladles;PAKA:SOl.s,n.| UMBRELLAS at sud beloweo#f.

This stock mii-t ba staaaf aal m anaatGRAY BROCADED Wool. Ul N ri NG at 8J»c. a

yard.sold la-l yi ar at 11e.;

BLACK and WHITE DREt-«GlNGHAM« ut o\c.a jard worth lue. LEW t DAVIs,

sncccessi ts to Li vy BroUiers.We clo-e our store at li: tu P. M. Our .ii-toiiierH

will eoufer a favor l> our employ.i a by makinjrtheir purchases before that line. >e 88

l> WITH tMay in au .. Polsoue 1 willi I', t-ib.' This la Uteca»e with hundreds who hav.- been unwise enonfhio take Ssrsuparlllii-. Pots li mixture*,etc.,untlaSBBBBSH ls almost fatally liii|mlred. Swift's spc-i Ult- ls a vesetu'ile remedy, and n-storvs lae systemto health ami bnUds up tie- waste made by thv-epoisons.* 1 was -..ff -rina with 111." -I Poison, and treated

-et. ial mouth.-with Mrreuiy am! Potash, only to

make nu-worse. The Pot wi i took away my appe¬tite ml save me dyspepsia, aud tx>Ui fare me)rheuina'lsm. I then look sarsaparillas, etc. AUthese -ssrsaparlila mixtures have Poiaidt Int em.Till- made me -tn. wi>r>e. \* lt drove tlte poisonfarther Into my sv-i.-m A rici.I in-i-usl 1 sl-oaldlabs swires Sp*-cldi-. aud lt med me of the BloodPoison, drove ihe Mervin v sod Potash out of naysystem, aud to-«l.iv I hia a- well as | ersr was."

GEORGE O WELLMAN, JB.,vilem, Mass.

¦I'ih'i A. S-iiitb. tin- Ilise.'mer.-li.inl lu Galbe*-vllle. Ga., says: *. I «unVi* I for years fr-rn Umcomhluct efttsru of rry-li«l.i. and Ei-anma. I. ominue.1 tos-row worse rn .'i-r me-ilrul trea.meil.aud by taklas medicine eontaluiiuc I'otsah. ->. H.S. rure-t me thorouajhly and absolutely. My appe¬tite, stn-uirth, and Si li relurneil as I wa* curedwith D.Treatise on Blood and Skin I) -t-a*_ malled frjo

to ap) llcanls. sUist Sl'EClEIC (<).,Di awn :). Ail Ulla. Ga.

N. w Ymk office. 15u west Twenty-third street,bel weeli Si (Hi and Serrnln avenue*. Ph>U)<lel-pira oflce, 12i8 Chea.at street. .«. iH-lw

B«rf>TS»,aJH«J_Sl,A*.Milt TOUBLSTS. m

ALLIGATOR. 8BAL. ano GBAIN-LKATHEKM.CB SACKS!

all') Ul.DEB- aud GBII-s \c_s |TBANHi ONTINENT AL. 8T_4JIBBtaa4,STATE-ROOM TBUNKS, sad alU_e» styWasSf _B_B8J

8ATCHBL8, VAL18X8, SAGS, 8TBAPS, Be.Vail a>4 cosaputa Uaaa ot* LADUar, IU88B8*,

CHILDBErCS, GKNTI EMEsT*. -Ss-BOTTECMBKK 800X84 HOE sTIEB, Ims* PUMP*. ^.A-_

m-wsi fAts,.