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Death of n Woman and ChIId-Arest Of the
OnlcinslnG Physicians.
An alleged case OF malpractice was brought TO the
cucial notice OF Coroner Flynn yesterday afternoon,
the victim being Mrs. Ellen OHara. whose husband
lives nj 80. 30 South william street. Mrs. O'IIsra
was taken sick on Friday last when pr SHINE was
called TO attend her, after which Dr. Good
was sent for, and both physicians prescribed.
Late on Saturday night Dr. James walker.
OF No. 10 Greenwich street, being summon.
ed, soon made his appearance, and y
souie hours after be was called. Coroner Flynn
summoned . jury at the New street police station
and commenced the examination Of witnesses, but
the case was NOS concluded. II will be continued
this morning
Drs. Henry Good, Shire, FinnslI. Lyncn and Martin
testified In the case; also Mary Carroll aud Mary
Dolan.
from the facts ELECTED in the evidence Coroner
Flynn ordered the arrest OF Dr. walker, and he was
accordingly detained TO await the result Of the nqu
sitOI.
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cOuaI cAlENpARs-IHIs nay.

SUPREME CouRr-crRcurr.-Part 2-Nos. ze2
l2s4 l6 lz4s 1854 1885, 1853 l260 1862, 1868, 1888,
1910 l22 1874 1915 1875 1880, 1881 1884, 1881 Part
aaNos Soo, 657, ei7. 1884, l22l 1915 96s. 1885, 2o2,
o3S oo5 10 $50, GIL 6l3 l249 1887, 929 l0l6, 652
SUPREME CouRT--SPEcfAL TERM.-Nos As. 100 ~,
III iS3 l4e i5s 49, l6l, 1884, l69 ia, l75 ISL. 1883,
202, 1885, 207, 176, 1863, II, i3
SUPERfoR CoURT-TRiAL TERM-Part l.-Nos. 163,
1872 Sa6 1856, 2l, 6s5 520 d9 603 6s7 69o lo93 sl9,
MARINE C0uRr--TrIAL TERM.-Nos 1905, 1870,
l74 1881 1885, 1703 l7O4 l7l5 I760 l7o3 1T81 1885,
l.Co iIo! l!6S l0g ITO, l77l, 1772 17721k, lT73,
lT74, l714la, IT'S, 1777, IT'S, l779, $780,
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Alleged Bankruptcy Frauds.
pefore Commissioners White,

Tns United states Us. AbrohdD. ana J. Taik-'rhis
case was resumed yesterday morning. Mr. Cook, OF
the firm OF Gordon. Fellows Co., testified that
early IN December and about ten days before fling
Their petition one OF tue bankrupts applied TO sell
them nfty barrels OF whlskey upon credit OF sixty
,iays which tho with ess refused.
ross-examined-Thc bankrupts had never bought
goods OF the nrin before; they might have pur-
chased small package OF brandy, but never TO any
amount.
Mr.. Adana, OF the nrm OF Adams. HiIard A CO.,
dcpoaed that the bankrupts bought or them In 0cto
bsr 200 boxes OF soap, which were unpaid for
lrossexamincd bv Edwin Jarues-There was a
DISPUTE about the purchase; James Walk called and
NAV nave said he did not order them; lie did not re-
member IL; would not swear ne did not; did not ask
h 10 take the goods because they had been cut tor
,ncir trade, but would not say positively he did
not
The proceedings were here adjourned TO Saturday
next,
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COURT or cunmoN PLEAS SPECIAL Itsm.
Decisions Itcndcred.
ny Judge Barrett.

DerIsIOns Kcndcred.
ny Judge Barrett.
wcilward vs. willard.--Sherrs bill taxed see
men,
Caiharine Kistcr vs. Franz Kister.-Report con-
Armed. Judgment OF divorce granted.
Heinrich W.. Fresch.--pefaut opened upon pay
ment OF the costs entered upon the Judgment and ten
dollars costs Of this motion within ye days; iudg
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uHlTED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Condemnation.

Orders for condemnation were taken out yesterday
morning by Assistant District Attorney Emerson
before Judge Blatchford, on the following articles
Twenty-six barrels and one hogsnead OF smoking
tobacco seized at 1sU Pearl street and other places
I'VE barrels Of distilled spirits marked Fitzgerald
Quinn, aud forty barrels OF spirits marked J. u H.
w. Alatcac, found al IL Bridge street
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NEW YORK CITY.
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TIE C0uRTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouAT.
Tie Alleged Mcisenry Perjury Case.

IEc HfVKtu FtCIsEhfy FttJuTy Nabes
Before Judge Benedict.
fne United Safes Us John D. McHen'y.--The trial
OF this case was resumed yesterday morning.
The 1rst witness called was James NJ. Munson,
the stenographer, who reported oflcially the pro-
ceedings IN the Of the United States Vs. Rollins,
and on which the alleged perjuries were committed
by the defendant on the testimony given oy him on
That occasion. Thomas Harlan, Deputy C0pmis.
concluded at the rising OF the Court the greater part
Of the session having been consumed in reading NC
henry's testimony. The case VII be resumed 10
this morning.
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SUPERIOR GEStSal TERM.

The Dry Dock Railroad observation-disclosures
tiou Of broadway.
Before Judge sutherland
T,e Peopis, &C., rs. The Drv Dock, Eoa Broddrop
ana Bafte,v Railroad Company. was an ap-
plcation 10 restrain the rairosd company from lAJ.
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Before Judge Jones.

An Action AGatnst q Thentrtcst WanaGtt
Disnisscd.
Before Judge Jones.
r. Stourenel cs. H. Il. Bater0n.-The plaintiff In
this action sued for damages for wrongful dismissal
II appears that the plaintiff was at one time In the
employment Of Mr.. Bassman. IIls employment
ceased so,ns time since; but the plaintiff neverthA
less entered the theatre ~ usual without authority
and was consequently removed. u was clearly
shown that MIR. Bateman had the right to eject HIM
and the complaint was accordingly dismissed.
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NEW york DISTRICT CIVIL cguaTS.
TroubIe Between . Fancy store keeper nnd
His saieswomau.

Judge ounns Court
Yesterday morning Henry j. Fogg. proprietor OF q
fancy store at 2gS Canal street appeared before
Judge Quinn. In the FIRST District Court. to answer
the complaint OF Sarah Cortissos, interesting LOOK
ing Young German girl, who had acted for him In the
capacity OF saeswoman, at the rate OF twelve dollars
per week salary. She claimed that the defendant
had engaged her permanently but that he discharged
her, without cause soon Gfter he employed her, and
che now sought TO recover ak weeks wages, that
being the length OF time she out OF work IN conse
quence OF having bccu discharged. The defendant
denied the allegation OF the plaintiff substantially,
and the Judge gave ns decision IN fayor Of the 'ai
Az EXPRESS cAsx.
Erastus whcston appeared against the United
States Express Company, seeking 70 recover oaui-
ages rom them AZ common carriers. " appeafs
from the evidence that the plaintiff during the week
poultry iom nj Marathon to New YORK YORK. Win the na.
derstandiny that they were 70 arrive ut their desfi
nation before christmas day in order to fetch good
however, unt Christmas day about noon. and on the
boxes being opened they presented the appearance
and they consequently @ nsd 70 be disposed Of much
below their market value. The main feature Of the
defence rested the fact thai the express company
does not deliver merchandise above Fourteenth
street, they having delivery ONCE at No. $50 Canal
street. where all goods that have 10 60 above WAT
cr Il. Of e props aTay ssa ha.
such has been tho custom OF the company for the
pnst Twelve years. The Judge decided tbAt the com.
pany was negligent IN not delivering the poultry
within reasonable time, and the question OF
damages was reserved for the present ct the request
Of counsel.
Judge Lanes Court.
MADAME pEn0RKsT IN coCsr.
. Judge Lane issued dispossess warrant against
Nine. Deuorest, the well known fashionable 'Rontsfs,
yesterday, on the aiidavit OF Theodore Burgoyne,
under the following circumsta tanccs-lt appears from
the statement set forth lnAt NIne Deiorcst, nee
Mary Jane Bonnygrand, on the sth Of March, 1857,
leased tue premises now occupied By her on the
northerly side OF Fourteenth street. near Union
square o. the yearly rental OF xs0oo payable quar-.
terly and that she now owes the complainant 400,
which she has rcfusol TO pay. TO tins Nine Demo.
rest set up general denial
CORPORATION AND BOARD OF BEAITH cAsgs
There were between 200 and 600 cases on tue
Judges desk charging parties with violation OF the
corporation ordinances and The laws " the Board OF
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Health, and OF these large proportion was disposed
Oh Juugment being entered against the parties In
sums varying rom fifty to 500.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BfGELOw--LoSGwoRTu. Boston. Tuesday,
February o. at 81. Paui's church by the Rev. VIM. X.
Nicholson, assisted by Rev. rheo A. Eaton, HENRY
N. BIGELow to JANET, daughter OF WIN. T. Long
worth, Of New York city.
CAsEY-CAsEY.-In Brooklyn, on Monday evening,
February at the residence OF the bride by the Rev.
4. COrcOran, y. 4. OF st. Joseph's, MATTHEW CASEY
to MAGGIE CASEY, both OF thar city.
HuNTER--vANCE.-0n Tuesday, February TO- by
the Rev. David MITCHELL g. v. HUNTER. Of New York
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CITY IyTELLIGESCE.

DEPARTURE or FORGER.-Detecttve Eustace OF
the Central ONCE left this city for Memphis last
night, having In custody Thomas +. Leonard, the
xloo0o county treasury forger captured IN ths city
on Saturday.
INCREASE OF THE POLICE F0RCE.-The Board yes
terday had under consideration the question OF In
creasing the police force. 1t was decided to prepare
and present to the Legislature bill to increase the
force In New York four hundred men, and In Brook
lyn two or three hundred men.
POLICE CHANGRs.-The Board yesterday consider
cd the propriety Of ning the vacant office o: captain
BY the promotion OF . sergeant but no final action
was taken. Sergeant McDermott OF the Eighth pre-
cnt was detailed to Jefferson Market Police Court,
vice Barden sent to the First precinct.
FATAL ACCIDRNT.-William Henry, q man about
fortyhve years OF age, yesterday afternoon, while
engaged on the new building No. White street. fell
from the fifth floor to the nrst and was almost In
stantly killed. Deceased resided at the corner OF
Concord and Fulton streets, Brooklyn.
The Coroner also held On inquest upon the body Of
Christian Peterman who committed suicide by taking
poison on Wednesday morning last. The deceased
resided at No. u Hester street. and he told his wife
that he had taken Paris green just before his re-
moval TO the hospital. The jury returned verdict
In accordance with the facts.
TAX REcEIvER's OFFICE.-The amount received
BY the Tax Receiver since the 7th OF October 1885,
has been $2l, ,0l9, ,oo0 as follows:-
From October :, 1S6s TO January 1859. 674 494
From January / to February 1............ So, $40
From February to February g.. ...... 9O,3s4
From February to February i3.......... 61,152
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Our PREJUDIcEs.-DoS PIATr e%coriates inc
people OF every town, city, and village, in his
own inlmitable style, when he speaks rs FOL.
lows of one Of the editors of the Nation and OF
what would be said Of him lin the great
Northwest:
"There is a belief prevalent Mt the west thal
n man who parts his hair in the middle Is
either feeble minded or insane. If 10 TINS ne
adds mutton chop whisker, pity gives way 10
wrath, and there is as irresistible Impulse 10
assault the offender with stones.
"Mr. Donnett will persist l am sorry 10
saw, in thus attacking the principles OF inc
great Northwest. lie is wrong in this, ana
puts himself at great disadvantage Ee
might assail our political doSmas. lie could
assert that universal suffrage was not 4 cnre
for all the ills that flesh is heir to- He might
assert that the late Lamented was not a Sc
cond advent or that the Father of his Coun-
trv was not seven feet high and IN impossi-
bility of greatness and virtue. He could at
tack our religion, surprising we had any. But
let him appear with hair parted in the middle
and mutton chop whskers, and, TO use 4
strong, vulgar witticism, he is a gone coon
IN
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The following appoin tments 10 civil Offices
in the State of Virginia have been announced ;
Albemarle county Justices of the Peace-
Charles A. Goodyear, Charles Goodyear. AL
exandra county: George L. Blackjack, col
lector of taxes northern district; +. Is. sun
son, Commonwealth s attorney. Bruns"lck
county: Justices of the Peacc-Edwin Is.
Jones, Albert Walker, Il. III. Williams, Will
liam n. Wagner, J. 5. Ragsdale. Constables-
w. w. Lewis, Joseph T. Webb. Commission
ers Of the RECOMMENDING q. Connolly, lst
district; John L. Jones, I'd District. Buck
ingham county: w. A. Scott, justice OF the
peace. Campbell county: ]. w. Wright, con-
Stable. Caroline county: 5. w. Allen, COM
missioner of the revenue; a. S. Hundley, JUS
tice OF the peace 4th maSlsterial district.
Cumberland county: Frank Benter, justice
of the peace; George g. Brown, constable I'd
macisterial district. Chesterfield county: G..
&. Allen, commissioner Of the revenue. Fair
fax county: Justices of the Peace-ThomaS NJ.
Stewart. oilas Denty "a vacancy, John Under
wood, L. w. Wakefield, James L. Barlow.
Lancaster county: Justices Of the Peace
William McGinnis, George Cottingham. Lu-
nenburg county: A. +. Burnett, commissioner
OF the revenue. Justices of the Peace-J. W.
Hawthorne, David NJ. White, George &. Ellis,
William G.. Arvin, Caleb &. Hawthorne.
City of Lynchburg: Charles X. Bingham,
treasurer for the city. Norfolk City: d. j.
Foster, Judge of the corporation court rice
o. M. Dorman, appointed lndge of the Su-
premc Court Of Appeals of Virginia. Nelson
county: Justices of the Peace-Murphy Pur-
Wis, James Purvis, Samuel Damron, John
Goodoe, Benton GoGloe N. II. Harris, Will
liam Meakes, ]. Fitzgerald, n. Massie. Not
toway county: Justices of the Peace-NIal-
bred T. Snead, w. II. Verser. Patrick county:
j. L. Angln, clerk of The county court. Pitt
sylvauia: Commissioners of the Revenue-E.
X. Hughes, second district; James Mortimer,
third district. Portsmouth city: Henry Pen
dlcton, high constable. Powhatan county
Harris, justice of the peace. Surry
county: John Fawncrook, justice of the
peace.
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The Rianr SrIgIr.-B. II. SHAcKELFogp,
Esq., whose resolution as offered in the recent
state Convention was voted down by the ma
lorlty' Is out i'll the Alexandria Gazette in a
Ntler declaring that he is still n candidate for
congress- and in the following clear and I'M
'h's'aKaole language pledging himself to the
support OF the WALKER ticket (and, what was
NOT demanded OF any Conservative by the
Convention, promising to vote for the expur-
gated constitution). He says:
shall, therefore, advocate the election of
-, !" alkef ticket, and the adoption of Tho
,Satsoasa OF eEpur9atsd constitution as i, is ey
$500 10 De unlimited; and entreat all Con.
,.,a .Ia 20 men 10 lay aside cherished opnions
80 ple1aolces, and save us and our nostari,,,
I'm the evils OF the Wells Underwood co.,
nrsm. ion-which means exclusive negro sm.
anu "hite acknowledgements
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among them ms arc mechanically TURNING ~ :.
white, from the Government shops ana s M
shutting for them "colored eei ,r.sh,no ton
Governm ent printing ounce a ~. discharge
has been Radical stronehoiu' ~ ,-,,o of n
of several white Radicals ana tne r,r to.
"sitr therein 10 negro WIN ~ w.
wards converting all the printers IN 'ne ~,
tropols into Democratic voters. Inc appo'n
ment Of negroes TO cierkshipsih =" 'sniHe ,o"'
philadelphia, and elsewhere, at time "hen
white men are being discharged daily IS
most eGectual mode of opening the eyes OF
white men to the beauties of Radicalism' anu
must result, If we'll followed up, in the utter
destruction of the negro party.
We are inclined to believe that dRAST eH
poets to stand in 1872 on the white man plat
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THE Situation in Virginia:

Il
sgyyo arc not ut NIL pleased with the course OF
The President IN regard to Virginia afairs-ah
announcement which will doubtless be the
source Of much trouble TO his Excelleney' VINO
reads no paper but the State Journal. we hau
expected hin to designate the clauses OF 'he
constitution which were to be voted upon &c
parateiy, and not that he would ask mas o"oi,
nets opinion on the question. "eresaloeo
him as pledged to submit not only the oisi'a
cbisinr features, but several others To- sel'i'
rnfe vote. Instead of so doing, he mas con-
sn,ted n Cabinet of crazy Radicals. We quote
from the Washington Republican OF yester-
day:
..Tur y1KarSrA ELECTION BEFORE THE
C,prygT.-At the session OF the Cabinet yes.
terday, all the members were present except
Secretary Borie (who was represented oy &C
,niral Porter) Virginia affairs were consid-
ered at some length, and II was finally deter
mined TO Issue an order for an election on the
new constitution, and providing thaI .he
fourth subsection OF the first section OF me
third article, referring to me dlslGahcn'sins
clause, and the seventh section OF the miro
article, which relates TO the test-oath, shaii De
yo.ed on separately. No exception was maze
with regard to township and county organi'
cations, but the President may yet make inc
execution before the order is finally issued.
These are the three clauses obnoxious 10 the
conservative Republicans Of the State"
! According to this report, the Cabinet agreed
to submit to separate vote only the provision
DISTINGUISHING persons disqualified by the
Fourteenth amendment and the provision re-
curing all officers to take the iron clad oath
We do not by any means underrate the value
OF these concessions to our incapacitated con-
dition; but we profoundly regret the refnsa
of the Cabinet to allow US n separate vote upon
other provisions, and cannot but believe thai
il proper representations are made to General
GRANT he will, as the Republican intimates he
may do, "yet make other exceptions before
The order is finally issued" This is matter
of vital importance, and we call TO it the at
tention of the leaders OF the Conservative and
those OF the WALKER party.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


71uE SECOND GRAND CONCERT
4 OF TIE
RICHMOND MUSICAL BENEVOLENT
Association
will take lace 1T the
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY Is.
ROGRAMME
PART I.
l. SOLO and cnorus-crOwned with the Tem1 vs;,.
2. solo-Winds are BIea,hLrg Schubert.
bliss s.
,. Duo-When the Heart is Sad and Weary,
Mrs. B., Or. w.
4. soio-Gcrmaa Ballad Schmidt
S. solo-Dcarcst, lhiak or Thee, Krebs.
{. Chorus-Awake the Harp, Haydn.
FART IL.
l. Duo ard chorus-How Beautiful are the Fee
Mrs. j., Mrs B., and chorus.
2. Solo-Ihough Fortune Darkly OF Nc crowns.
Bale.
s. Trio-Most Beautiful Appear, Haydn.
Miss G., Dr. W., Mr. d.
4. Chorus Of male voices-Loyely Night,
S. Uuartette-W are Thy Bowers, 0, Canaan.
Miss g., hfr. Nee, DR.. W., Mr.. z.
6. Chorus-Iialcluja Handel.
Admission to all parts OF tie house, fifty cents
children hAif price.
Tickets can be obtained from tie book and music
stores. and ut the door.
Passive members viii call on The assist int trea-
sufer, Mr.. w. I. FILCliER and get their concert
tickets.
Doors open at h .lf-past I Concert 10 commence
Ut uall-paSl ) U CLOCK precisely. my 13-lt
rADr n,rr-, c,rDyn ar,
- CHURCH, assisted by some of the best nut
steal talent In the city, propose to render at
~. p. U.'S CHURCH.
ON JUFsDAY TIE 18TH OF May,
ROSs1SI'S MOSES In EGYPT,
AND
ON THURSDAY :; h. 30TII OF NAY,
ROSS1NPS STABA" MATER
Much time and labor have been hes owed =
fan chorus secured, and every fflt been made TO
render these exquisite and uurivailed COZ siticns
IN an effective style.
The proceeds Of these oratorics are intended IS
the contribution CT he Choir in aid OF tie repairs
OF the chucd, ard they btspesk for their # mi
the Abcral patronage OF the puullc. ms lc-2:
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spr CFAENUsrg

rss-y.I1rAIuE REsID ENCE AT THE
., DE CORNER OF CARY AND FIRST
sTREETs. TO BE BOLD AT AUCTION THIS
sprERNOON The special attention OF the pub
r., par,icuaris called to the sale OF the large and
vol, arranged BRICK DWELLING. owned by
NJ lanes T. W1lllarns. to be sold THIS AFTER
,, DON at 6 O'Clock For further particulars. see
auct,,, IN head ,o,,,, -
nv ia 1t ". doDoAN, A"csioneer.
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VINO ARE THE WELLS MEN, FoRNEY
was recently i'll Richmond, and was no doub,
told who the leading WELLS men are, it may
be assumed that his statements are 10 that ex-
tent trustworthy. He mentions General
WIcKHAM, X. w. HuGHEs, and one BOILING,
among the natives, and CHANDLER, MILFORD,
PLATr, and BoND, amongst the northern men
We acknowledge that FoRSEY gives very
fair indication Of the strength Of the WELLS
party III Virginia.
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nY SALALEM BROTH.-BENSON's sA-
LALEM BROTH Is the best remedy known for
letter, Itch, Ringworm, Barber's Itch, Salt
Rheum, Poison Oak. and all eruptions Of the skin.
This specific is confidently recommended to all
sufferers from any Of these annoying diseases as a
certain and speedy cure, completely Graduating
the disease, leaving the skin delightfully."- soft and
pleasant.
For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LAID j. CO., Agents,
ap lo-sm Richmond, Va.
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ara We g can mink of but one reason which Cen.
- nSASr can have for appointing negroes
,n, ,n'ee ana that is his desire TO prove Tho
s asn OF his assertion In his inaueura, al :.
aiess 'hat the shortest method or best wo,, =,
getting ria OF bad laws is by enforcing them y,
figiaiy' he perhaps wishes to cure the nor,h
era people OF aegrophobia-especially such
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TRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
AT
ISAAC SYCEL'S,
No 400 BROAD STREET, NEAR FIFTH,


ISAAC SYCEL'S,
No. 429 BEOAD STREET, NEAR FIFTH.
inst having received my second supply of
SPRING and SUMMER DRESS GOODS, which
was bought at panic prices. -..--.
GREAT BARGAINS WILL Il - GIVEN.
Good Cal.coes ut 10 and lc3c.; E...
Bleacbei Cotton, yard vide. l2c. per yard;
Mozambique Dress Goods, Is ard soc. !; ..
Figured grenadines 1T 3"c. worth Soc. 81
Salin-> tripod Bersge ut 4sc., really worth CSC =;
Full assortment OF Elack and Colored Aipacas,
which Will be sold very cheap:
200 dozen Ladies' While Hose at Esc.-the best In
the city for the price;
100 dozen Ladies' and Misses Isle Thread
Gloves, which will be sold at great bar
Ladies' Hemmed Eandkerchiefs at 12sc. per
piece;
Llama Lace shaw,s from 81 to s2s;
Parsols and gun Umbrellas, soc. upwards;
so dozen French-Wove Corsets-the cheapest in
the city;
Hoop-Skirts very low;
White and COioTed Pique,
Lawns, BriIliants ana French Cambrics,
Table Linen, owels. Napkins,
Linen and Cotton Diaper,
White and Colored Feds preads,
Shawls, shirt. Bosoms.
Linen an Cashmere for men and boys wear-
the cheapest In the city-at
ISAAC SYCFL'S, No. 42s Broad street,
formerly occupied by j. & n Bosenhaum.
R. Il. oRELL will be pleased to serve bis
friends. my Set