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Important 20
RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS.

DIR. j. p FTTIER, the eminent Pbiadelphis Pb,-
can and Professor Of Chemistry Medical Juriypxr
deuce Of Phladelphias oldest Practitiopersl
stands alone specially devong (3 thirtyseven yeara
to Rheumatism and Neuralgia, in it's different forrns
with unparalleled in the annals of the Profess
sen Being regarded among his Brother Physic,ap,
as the highest and best authority in Rheumatic oou
plants being graduate of the University of Pennsy
vania A d. 1885, hisi Diploma the following %
natures of the most celebrated world Pro-
fessors of modern times, viz. F|f77-
SHR%HS S#sfHsS.d SdSf % s. fis; ss S.s Sis
TO. JAMES, Prot on Obstetrios fi
@RHM aIBsoM r. r. P P0 frS Sa Shs%s, niss7,
". = IH%SE H0RNER. I, Mp. Pref. on Anatomy.
JAdKsoS daMoSSs < D. Prof effi fa. e: oseisss's q Ssd
DIR. J. p FITLER also graduated at the Philadspbia
Medical Institute ssth day of March, A. ID. Issa Tins
Institution was founded 1877 by the renowned py N
Chapman. Dr. FITLER's Diploma from this College CON-
tans the following signatures:-
Mluhkh fE5 II p f5oi 3D. ao S1 Med cd Hsd Is5, b.m
sdEsRM II dHEosRMMER, n 3, b., Prof & on = iAnstomy
II. L. HODGE, M. D.. Prof. on Obstetrics.
DIR. JOSEPH p. FITLER was . student under tho
oo%ns dated 1914 %
DIR JOSEPH p ET5sH s read Medicine in my Office and
n 9
.ao~isd$o have i bsss s
N''''' - N '''''' - : N. CHAPMAN, MD
The Subscribers being personally acquainted with Da
Professional .i nave the fullest confidence in h
SEf54s!A M.E, ASRsRk, 3! kS4METSr' n y. ND
PHILADELPHIA, March 2O 1888.
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FOR oHHoNIs 1sFHzE! fHaEEukAEGsMl kAEUElrrsM,
NruRA,d dT5 dSSiHTfSH lI S1nSH nKSHEuMAYIsas.
SfNHhkAHS5s NHkH6Js HE1BaoaEA. II EBE HEAD.
4 M fs @ s%Sss ss%$Sss FEEM4sEssFF FEEEEEMM4sEsF SSRE SgRz
in ninety,hve cases out of every hundred.
USED tHNs%EbfRkx HsEb fSMAkHHPTYP AHP YPtkEAshkT kNh hiT
'i-D :" Ar USED AMn iFwAkbfYT Fslw,EAs6ET ONLY
wARRANFEPP wwAARRRANFEP yEsETAARREEEE. yyEssETAREE.
WARRANTED VEGETABLE
AND UNINJURIoUsn
DR. j. p. FITLER has devoted his profess;onsI ne =.
sne speciai treatment OF Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
hs vegetable Rheumatic Remedy" (ussd inwardly only
as external applications of relief ;t
It's wonderful cures its mighty reputation its estbiish
merit It's standard position being neither quack MAJ
cine nor pat ent medicine, prescription unaouaI,
ana unrivaned positive agreement or;egal guarantee
given to every patient stating exact quantity 10
the amount paid refunded.
SOpsqtatGns % . and advice daily without any charge a.
Legally warranted to cure in limited quantity or pro,
paid refunded. S'
Wiitten contract given stating quantity TO uss a.
amount paid refunded. -
DR. FTFLER's Remedy is endorsed By upv.rx,. :.
1900 testimonials of cure, including the following phil,
dephia or home reference, all severe csses of an a.
gavated condition. hopeless and in most instances 49,
less:-
HA Dresr. ia Chestnut street
William Davis, 426 Germsa street
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THE INFECTED DIsTRIoT.-Health Officer
Addicks reported to-day that there were no addi.
tional cases of relapsing fever yesterday, and
but four occurred to-day. His impression IL
that the disease is on the decline.
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H. A. Dreer. ia Chestnut street
William Davis, 426 Germsa street
j. McCleary, 5i3 East Girars Avenue
b O. Chase, Darby road.
H. Stratton. el9 Dsrien street.
A. McKane, 1890 Shippsn street. E..E
A. j. Cotton, 11O9 North Third street
Mrs. Hopkins, Point Breeze road. -, a .
n rs Lentz, l86 south Eighth street.
Ers. Richardson, 1888 South Fourth stra.. f
Mrs o. Boyd, l046 South Fifth street.
o. II. Eecleston, 1345 Brandywine street
s, Money, 1880 South sixth street -l
James Miilingers Birneys Place, w.P.
O. Nobling, 1919 Frankford road. n fl. .
8 o. Zimmerman, 1746 Marshall street.
o. W. Ridgway, 2tb Ncrth Second street.
Hon. W b. Elliott, 60 North seventh street.
H. r. Shock, 1924 Columbia avenue
james HinAs, Forty first and Market straeta
Charles L. Brown, Wood street, below Tenth
John Voutier, Rope Ferry road.
Ciriffa Sniyely, 229 George street.
g. fitzpatrick, 17z4 Olive street. f tt
ID. Taylor, ESQ.,, 404 Taylor street. 1 r'
Mrs Gravenstine, Armat street, Germantown.
Mrs Rice School lane, Germantown.
Mrs Barton, Clinton and Henry streets, Camden.
Mrs. Bacon, 296 Market street, Camden
Mrs Keeley, Ridge road, below Poplar.
K. A. Hughes, 63l North Fifteenth street.
Mrs Stevens, 2l4 South street.
Mrs Simmons, 837 Dilwyn street.
Mrs Dunlap, 1880 Hewston street;
MIS- Hanson, Twenty-Becond ward, manayunk.
MIS- Ogle, Manayunk, Twenty second ward
George Elliott, Ffankford, Twenty third ward.
George Burns, Paul and Mill streets, frankford,
Mrs Kline, White Hall, Bridesburg.
John Wackerly. lilo Battonwood street
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BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES. s.-Thenationa Bap-
tist anniversaries commence with an annual ad-
dress before the Historical Society by Rev. DIR.
Osborn, next Monday evening, at the Beth -Bden
church, on Broad and Spruce streets.
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eAvED FROM WATERY GRAvE.-About 3
o'clock this smorningSchuylkill Harbor Policemen
Barry and Cahill discovered a horse attached TO
q wagon proceeding leisurely down Lombard
street wharf. On stopping the wagon they dis
covered the driver drunk and asleep. On coming
to his senses he stated that he lived in Darby,
and, as he thought, was on his way across Ches-
nut street bridge.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Edward Bennett, denize
of Alaska street, died suddenly this morning
Coroner TAYLOR was notified to hold an Inquest
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OWNER WANTED.-A gold locket containing
the inscription of "Jula," was picked up last
night on Bridge street, West Philadelphia. The
article awaits its owner at the West Philadel-
phia Station
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
E@a p U 3 L I G s A L e
ON THE PREMISES.
THOMAS 81 SONS, AuctiOneers.
VERY ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT.
MANSION, GARDENERS HOUSE, STABLE, AND
COACH HOUSE,
KNOWN AS "MALvERN," 81 ACRES,
BUSTLEToN, TwENTY-THIRD WARD,
Five minutes walk from the Depot of Holmesburg
. and Bustleton Railroad, 10 miles from the city.
RESIDENCE OF J. T. WAY, ESQ.,
On SATURDAY, May IS, 1870,
At 4 O'Clock P. NJ,

VIII be sold at Public Sale on the Premises,
All that elegant country seat known as "Nal-
vern" formerly the country residence Of John
Farnum, ESQ.,, Bustleton, Twenty-third ward. The
Improvements are large stone mansion, with all
the modern corvenences, gardeners house, stable,
eoach-house, and ice-house; large grapery under
glass; yielding an average Of 1000 pounds annually
Of foreign grapes, white and black OF the best
varieties, Hamburg Muscat, ETC. The grounds are
laid in English style, shaded with nne old trees
large and beautiful evergreens, and ornamented
with hedges, nower beds, and shrubbery. Nature
and art combined have rendered 1t a spot OF rare
beauty. Large vegetable garden, aspaxagus bed
an abundance OF fruit OF all descriptions, large and
small, and excellent water. Convenient to stores
schools, and churches The grounds OF the Epsco-
pal Church sdjoin the property. The situation is
high and healthy, commanding an extensive view Of
the surrounding country Immediate possession
Terms, half cash. Persons desiring to view the
property will take the O'Clock train from Kensing
ton Depot for Bustleton. A person will be in
attendance daily to show the premises.
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Auctloneers,
blsst Nos. 1ss and l4l S. FOURTH Street
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MORE CARELEssNEss.-The police of the
Eleventh district reported 13 dwellings which
were found open last night. In the Tenth dis
trict six houses were found in the same coudi-
tion. The store at Tenth and South streets was
also found in condition favorable for the ope-
rrtions of burglars
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RoBBERY.-The house of Mrs. Nelson. No,
1924 Master street, was entered on Monday
night, during the absence of the family from
town, and completely ransacked. 1t is not as
yet known what has been abstraeted.
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ARRIVAL FROM AFRICA.-Rev. James w
Priest, who went to Africa in 1886, and became
a senator, and was twice elected Vice-Presden
of the republic of Liberia, arrived in this city
yesterday as a delegate to the Presbyterian
General Assembly.
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FATAL REsULT.-George Miller, who shot
himself this morning, has since died.
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WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS,
w of solid ls karat fine gold. QUALITY WAR
RANTED. full assortment of sizes always on hand.
FARR BROTH ER, Makers,
825 wfms No. 324 CHESNUT Street, below Fourth.
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PROFESSOR SHLIhAN gives his lecture on the 'Yo
Semitic" in the Academy OF Music, next Monday
evening. The lecture was given recently in New
York to audience OF three thousand persons, and
created great enthusiasm The lecture is admirably
illustrated by diagrams taken by the Professor on
the spot These will be thrown by the magic lantern
on a mammoth screen, and can be seen In all parts
OF the house. Mr.. McAllister our well-known
feow-citizen, has charge Of the lantern, and we
know therefore, there will be failure in that part
OF the entertainment 1t is seldom our citizens have
the opportunity to hear lecture combining at once
so much that is interesting with so much valuable
instruction. We understand the tickets, as they
should, are going OF rapidly at Gould's.
GRAND LODGE /. o. o. F.-This body reas-
address of retiring Grand Master Samuel #.
Gwinner, proceeded to the installation of the
following officers, who are to serve the ensuing
year. Llau lfaF.
N. w. G. Master-John B. Springer
r.. w. ID. G. Master--Alfred Slack. l1.t
r. w. G. Warden--William Steadman.
r.. w. G. SecretaTy-James B. Nicholson
r. w. G. Treasurer-M. r. Muckle.
r. w. G. r. G. L. U. s.-R. A. Lamberton.
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A WoULD-BE SUICIDE FoILED.-George Mil
Ter is German residing in saybolt place, be-
tween Race and Vine streets. He had become
dissatisfied with living, and concluded to take
break. He selected pistol, and loaded IL, for
getting, however, to put the ball in. About A
o'clock this morning he arose, and seizing the
weapon placed the muzzle at his mouth. He
pulled the trigger, and instead of having his
He was picked up and removed to the PennsYl-
vania Hospital, where his wounds were pro
nounced not dangerous.
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A DETERMINED DIsoRDERLY CHARACTER
Garrett. Golfer on Sunday last was at Nine
teenth and Hamilton streets, and behaving in
such an unruly manner that Policeman Mcdonald
ordered him away. Instead of complying he
pitched into the policeman, who was compelled
to use force to get him to the station. He was
held to answer. Yesterday he again returned to
the scene of Sundays operations and attacked
Policeman Mcdonald, who again necked him.
Golfer showed fight, and tripped his captor
During the scuffle the policeman made good us6
of his club, and only in that way succeeded in
subduing the refractory Garrett. Alderman Pan
coast this morning sent him below.
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THE BOARD OF TRADE REPoRT.-From Mr..
A. j. Perkins, the Secretary of the Board of
Trade we have received the animal report OF
that organization in neat pamphlet form. 1t is
filed with important statistics concerning the
commerce of the city, but contains nothing OF
importance to the general reader not already
published by us.
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!. Met HAVE NOW PARTLY LAND
inc and partly still to arrive, Of my own importa
tion. the finest selection Of SUMMER WINEs
ever brought into this city, consisting OF
CLARETS,
sAUTERNE, and
HOCK,
In hogsheads and cases, including the cheap table
wines, as well as the finest brands known II
""f'p'' CHAMPAGNE ea
of the most celebrated brands, such as .'
Z. RODERER'S CARTE BLANCHE, @...
BOUCHE, Fills & co.'s NAPOLEON CABI'
NET, CARTE BLANCHE,
CABINET AND BOUzY,
MOET & CHANDON'S WIN IMPERIAL tGreen
;. seal, &c., 80 .~1
Z The NAPOLEON CABINET was put up
especially for me, and Is superior to all CHAM
PAGNES sent to this country. Fresh shipments
of all these Champagnes every two or three
months.
Ihave also just received a fresh eupply of those
most celebrated vICHY WATERS and have on
the way from Germany large lot Of Settlers
WATER.
direct shipment of BRANDY from James
Hennessy & Co., COGNAC, expected every day.
Importing all the above mentioned goods my
self, have the full benefit Of the decline in gold,
and shall sell at a much lower rate than hereto
fore. Knowing that no other house in this State
con offer as large and welI-seected stock as the
above, beg all In want OF really PURE WINES
to give me call. OSCAR CRAM,
Importer in Wines Liquors, and Cigars,
No. Exchange Block,
ap1I-eodst -r.zrs@ Fourteenth street.
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The Horrible Caucus.

The ultra Radicals are making a great
fuss about the caucus. We opposed the
resort to the caucus for the nomination Of
judges; but those who are now making so
many objections to it are condemned by
their own conduct. No party in this coun-
try ever so persistently employed secret
meetings, leagues, and caucussing, as the
Radicals of the custom-house and the rat,
holes generally.
But what Of the caucus? The fruits o.
It in the Legislature are good; and if il
never produces worse, little can be. sale
against it. The nominees Of the caucus
have been, in majority of eases we be-
lieve, almost unanimously elected-getting
the votes of white and black. It's only
your bull that has gored my OK now. These
men, who have swallowed so much caucus
physic, are only nauseated because others
than themselves have administered it. Had
some Of their ravens been thrown up by
the caucus emetic they would have been
too happy!
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NET HELP FOR THE MISERA-
BLE.-Eo wonder that the face OF the dyb-
peptic has . dragged, worn, hopeless expIes.
sion that L. pitiful to see. No wonder that
the miserable martyr TO Indigestion s frctluI,
irritable and unsocfa1. Whoever can bear
The pangs Of this tormenting complaint cheer7uiy,
and with an unrufaed temper, Is little short OF
saint. But why should hum an fortftuoe continue
TO be thus severely tried when an absolute specnc
for the disease Is always at hand. Everywhere
within the limits Of on in this hemisphere
Hosteefer's stomach Bitters Is obtsfnaole ana tne
history or the frst OF dyspepsia In when mas
been administered in vain has yet to be Wrlttcn.
The sickness at the stomach the sense OF WEAKNESS
ano. stupor, the feeling OF emptiness Gna nouow-
nres before eating, and OF oppression a1serwaros'
me futferine OF the pulse, the Intense nervous It'll
tation, the morbid indisposition to exertion. tne
WEAKNESS OF life and indifference to all lts pea
sures. which are among the symptoms or tne aiss
case in Its chronic form, arc rapidly ameiioratsa
by thetonic operation Of this palatabie Vegetspie
restorative, which seems to renovate ana 4ulcken
all the dormant forces Of the system, and Topss
the mind from the apathy and gloom lnseparsD1e
from O derangement of the digestive ana secrs-
tive functions. In ordinary cases lew weeks
snflces to complete the cure; but when the disease
Is complicated 1t often Is with torpidity o. the
liver, severe constipation, inquiry OF the Diooo
and sluggish circulation, longer time may re
required. Perseyere, however, ana the resut Is
certain. An encouraging improvement WIN DC
perceptible from day to day, and the conVa-
fescent knowing and feeling that he or she is On
the high road to health. will await the happy issue
with comparative patience. up 16-eodlw&W
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CANT.-As Chahoon could not get the
Mayoralty even with the illegal help of
Candy, Underwood 4 Co., we now are ill.,
formed that General Candy expressed
himself very much pleased with the aspect
the Msyoralty difficulty had assumed, and
was only sorry that the Court of Appeals
had not been organized ut a day sufficiently
early to have taken eognizance of the en-
tire MISUNDERSTANDING Meas.
No one has censured General CANDY more
than we for his unauthorized and illegal in
reference in the affairs of this city; yet it
u but just to him to say that from the be-
Cunning of our municipal troubles be has
Expressed himself In favor of the decision
Of the question by the State courts
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MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND PACKET COMPANY.
Pursuant to notice the. Directors Of the
company met In the reception room OF the
Spotswood Hotel last evening at eight
o'clock, and the following officers were
chosen: President, David J. Burr; Execu.
tive Committee, CharlesT. Workman Tfea.
surer, Captain S.; Alexander and GarTet
r, Watson Secretary, B. G.. Whery, Jr.
The bylaws were adopted, and at II :oo,
when our reporter left, the nesting was
still In session. Is ts
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3 mhe s. SMcNgstlk I'D
l YTTamoye. Esq, member ut the HuSlse 6s
|sDoIeRxses. aaSe fHsesved On joint bkigot 5Df
votes, md WAs declared ea6eted. S M
aor Judge Of the county ceutt 6fApp0s
mEstox Mi. PooRE nomsnkted Lewis Is. is.
beN. Esq. He received eS votes, and was
decs AIRED elected. 800
For judge CT the county court Of Patrick
Mr.. TAYIoa nominated Samuel g. Staples,
Esq. He received 101 votes, and was. de-
clared elected. 1T .3kS2
For judge of the district of Westmore-
land aid Richmond Mr.. ERORaE WALLER
nominated Georges W. Lewis, Esq. he
received 1o2 votes, and wus declared duly
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The weather Is 50 very fine! How kind
Providence faithfully renews the seasons,
with all their blessings, while man SO mars
the scene Of which he Is lord Every day
like yesterday passes tlnmistakabie censure
upon his folly and ingratitude.
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NT SPECIAL NOTICE.-The under
signed beg TO inform their friends that they can
now be found with the house of
BURREsS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
I'LL Main street, between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The facilities OF this house are unsurpassed, and
they are prepared to exhibit to their friends stock
of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
full and complete, In every respect frst-class, and
at prices rs low as similar goods can Of sold any.
where.
JOHN MORTON, EDWIN A. WYNN,
THOMAS d. QyARLEs, c. 4. MORTON.
[mh %
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ar1snUfARrqsggItElls!.l

Z krWAGHHR's yTEG INA YEAST
PowDERk-TIE PREa1UM xHAsT POW
DERsaNTHE 81 TIL They ars NOT hurt
ful ind f1Snrtous compound, but cnn be used at
any and all4imes even By dJspeptfcs. They are
the most eiicacions the most reliable, most eco
nomieal: and convenient, preparation for making
bread without yeast, and, besides. sre made right
at home. Bold by druggists and grocers. -
il 81 5@E@ 49, sp le-7tz
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Was ever a yirginian made judge in
Massachusetts, Was ever Virginian sent
to Congress from any New England State 7
We'd like 10 know. o..
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A correspondent sends us long article
in favor Of taxing dogs: We second the
motion, but we havn't room for the COM
muuicati0n. s@ ...E
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ME- LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS
MOZAMBIQUE5 at 1eac. worth 25c.; .s.
LEEOS at zoe. worth 3oc.; "
-LEEOS at &c. worth 4oc.;
SUMMER POPLINS at 3oc. worth 6oc.;
pARISIENNES at 4oc., beautiful styles;
CHECKED MoHAIRs, In all colors, at less than
gold value;
JAPAN sILK-the prettiest thing out this season.
We call especial attention to our splendid
PIQUE, PIQUE, PIQUE. ...,
PIQUE at CSC, PIQUE at 3oc.,
PJQUE at &c., PIQUE at 4oc.,
PIQUE at 4sc., PIQUE at SOC.
PIQUE OF every style and quality,
bought last week at New York auction, and will
he sold at
FAR BELOW THE GOLD VALUE. 81
LEVY BROTHERS,
apis 1918 and l2l5 Main street.
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DRESS SHIRTS.

desire to call your espe dal attention to my
superior make Of $50 .o.. =
=. COMBINATION YOKE SHIRT r
for dress wear. make them to measure accord.
ing to the want OF the customer, and GUARAN-
TEE FIT or no sale. Give me trial. and
will assure you q nice 1T good article, and at
reasonable prices.
N. B.-Full stock Of WHITE DRESS SHIRTS
always on hand for men aud boys.
SMITH THE CLOTHIER,:
. I3oS Main street.
SALEsMEN R. A. Saunders, 4. F. Pecor, J. L.
Smith. j. Ebel, cutter. NH 20
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The Legislature proceeds earnestly with
the Yery important work Of organizing the
Government, in which amends are made
for tardy beginning by the rapidity and
sound discretion with which the work is
done.
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PEasoxAL.-Hons. Joseph Warren, Denis
Bowen, sanford Eastman, and A. .: dart,
members Of d Ge sgnnnr wa at the ssotswood
Hotel.
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TOHN LATOUCHE,
~ ORGANIZATION, ~
No. EXCHANGE BLOCK, FOURTEENTH STREET.

~ REORGANIZATION, -,
No. EXCHANGE BLOCK, FOURTEENTH STREET.
" NEW SPRING GOODS.
GRANITE and WAvED-FACED COATINGE
BLACK and COLORED CLOTHS,
FANCY SUITINGR various styles j.
SIMF2ES;
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE, new stvies;
CASHMERE. SILK, and MARSEILLES VEST
INGS. = = - - - =, -
The subscriber calls attention to his SPRING
STOCK, confident he can give satisfaction.
The garments shall be made up in the most ap-
proved style and desirable manner.
JOHN LATOUCHE.
Mr.. WILLIAM BEERS, of the old firm OF Beers
Il POindexter, would be glad to see his friends
and recommends Dir. Latouche and his stock.
mp 13-tAi7
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BUYERS ALL THE TIME IN MARKET.
T. R. PRICE & CO., corner Of Main and Ele-
venth streets, are opening daily NEW AND
ELEGANT DRESS AND FANCY GOODS, With
everything in the STAPLE LINE, all Of which,
bought at gold value will be sold at gold prices.
RICH BLACK, GRO GRAIN, and FRANCAls
SILKS;
RICH BLACK BONNIE TAFFETAs,
IRISH POPLINS, all colors;
ELEGANT PLAIN and CHECK SiLhS
COLORED GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLINSs F0ULARDs,
MOZAMBIQUEs, ORGANIZES,
JACCONETS, PERCALES,
WHITE and COLORED PIQUEs, &C.
MOURNING GOoDs-SPE CIALTY.
BOMBAZINES, MOHAIRS, ALPACAS;
SILK and WOOL GRENADINES and IRON
BERAGES;
LINENS, sHEETINGs, CoTTONs,
HOSIERY, PRINTS, &c.
NH 81 i. Il. PklIs q 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-16

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