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-.........,.-,. II ;nc Ht:huond pispa'ch.l
t:r-Hyyulr. Va, April u, 1879.
..l,E, t-,.. at no news i gp0u news,
,.... ,,!, hrYcin communicated VIII
..t H.. qualify. Cold weather has pre-
FIR .,i.su dIyS. TEo>c mho nave
-.,,t... .a >ti.l matters LAY tbat the chcr-
t..,H Killed. Il i thought The pclch
WI f,o materially injured Il not totally
g...tr.. U't rarmerS say that tue prospect
49,. tt..: uro2 is by no means illttcvng.
.~c,...,roudcnt does not belong TO that
49,. ,.,uc I'll. .p>,2aerS commonly known aS
.....grr.. b.. zines are getting, 10 use very
49, nm. ..>.,r.,-.ou OF Mrs Darlington, quite
".mghiolif4>.
W. nyy, noT and then little cyeitement
+. relieve ~. ordlnary tedtum. Tue last Is
,.... election %! 40 sets OF directors for the
>.,,rtr,i AID Moanokc railroad. | suppose
-. lrnt !, that one set will not be able to
,..a,,.ir N. road N tine to afford transporta-
81. iar .tr inhabitants OF tilS happy val
J., " i"u country where crows don't provide
,I.D,r.y,, Wi,:ltwo weeks rationS As they fly
g., :. The !oat-1cd Is entirely completed
through lu,> county, and has been for about
t~u v,ar-. Vine her it Is the blsh price OF
ion. the scarcity Of ties, or the directors are
,,4I.ux irr al Improvement III he crops, that
.au road : not completed, tradition does not
>.aig.
II addition 70 this road. the projectors
It.yTcuf a>>ur. Us Is 10 make every lime
-..tc quarry in the Valley equal III value TO
Il. ht.>t Italian marble, the Washington ana
u..p railroad i dragging its slow length
liz. aud 1t the present rate OF progress Il
j. .,i;Io>.d will reach Battletown in about
~ years. In expectation OF this great
event 4 corner lot in this ancient village viii
Ir sold Il So cubic inch, and the most en-
i,gprl>it" people FROM Hndoostap, Afghan
I,.an, Independent TarIary, Arabia Felix
sid Nova Gamble, are preparing to come
I..al III Oh IL. accompanied by their inter
s,..ug tamitie-.
Notwithstanding the uncXaDpled Impor'
l4.cc that CAPITALISTS are beginning 10 attach
- This great business centre, our people
s"cm 10 he Obvious OF the grand career
which aw4l:> tner future. They are Calm
aid serene: 80 much 30 that they are ma
h.ng the most inmate and detailed arrange
u.rnts for a spelling match.
Il was not IL all surprising that Richmond
should lend the prestige OF her name &c these
delightful entertainments but that Battle
tpHu should "go of at i tangent y j, really
remark abe. | h4l thought that she was
content with her former achievements, but
]. -eems that the cup OF ambition Is never
tail. TlcoNDERoGA.
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New ISyENr1oN-LocKs, CHUTEs, AND
DAMS FOR THE UHIo.-Mr. G.. w. Parsons,
of Credo, West Virginia, exhibited TO mum
her of gentlemen Interested in river navl ga
ton. Yesterday, bis invention fer improving
nayigable streams by means OF comolna,
ton of locks, chutes, aud dams. me moaei
was shown in the raceway of Fagln's mills,
on Egyleston avenue. 1t represented 10
miniature lock one hundred feet VIDE ana
six hundred feet in the clear, with floating
ca uacity of six thousand tons, which IS equai
to the tonnage of some OF the largest ocean
steamers. This lock may be converted into
chute inside minute, thus avoiding any
stoppage at all for boats descending the river.
the gates of the lock are operated by Inc
"draW" of the water, which HOSTS ana
10 gers them by its own action. recurring Dut
two men to manage each lock. Boats run
ming I'D stream without locking Will require
a raise of water OF about FIVE feet above low
water mark ;and in case locking is necessary
Il can be accomplished in less than I'VE min
n,es. The inventor claims that the largest
boats aud lows can be got through in that
time. 51A -. - 49,, 81 -,
The adjustable dam, which is operated on
the same principle as the lock. gates, may ps
nut in four hundred feet across river, anu
be- made to raise apt fall by the action o. tas
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CONDITION OF GENERAL FRANK BLAIR.-The
st. Louis papers announce that General
Frank Blair, who has been extremely i'll in
that city for several months, has been sub
jectcd to the process Of the TRANSMISSION of
blood to his veins, under which there is a
noticeable improvement in his condition.
So far TWO operations have been reformed on
the patient. In the first experiment two
ounces of blood were injected into the sys-
TEN, and in a week thereafter over four
ounces were transfused, the doctor having
first depleted the patient Of two ounces by
bleeding. The patient has since manifested
increased consciousness. and Is enabled to
articuate more distinctly. o". .-.
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core. ,oudrnce oil tte Richmond Di=oatch.l
ZINC Of TuE CITY CoU>ClL-TAX BILL
ps-~fD-IHc&EAsED RATE OF TAXATloS-
uEMpNAL OF rue POST.0FFICE.
STAuxToH, April %, 1870.
The City Council, pursu mt TO ADJOURN
L~u:, h"!d a meeting Yesterday evening" TOR
L.. purpo>. OF leyyiug the taX-bilt for 1879.
Mr. Robert Burke brought up his resolution,
offered a. the previous meeting, resembling
tie resolution Of two years ago by which
the a,>t.->il.ent on real estate was reduced 20
per cent.
Mr. Burke maintained that the order re-
JuciDg tbs assessment on real estate ana not
Oh pcisooal property was unconstitutional.
CoI0ucl James Fl. Skinner, by permission,
appeared before the Council and stated that
when the Council passed the order reducing
tie assessment OF real estate he had gone to
the Commissioner Of the Revenue, gotten
hi returns of personal property, ana re-
Quced II twenty-five per cent, ana notlned
the chairman of the Finance Committee o!
bis action and bis reasons for so dong, as
We'll as other members Of the Council that
when the matter was brought TO the atten-
zion Of the Council more than year ago 40
ac!ion had been taken on ii, and be had maze
no increase in his returns since.
Colonel skinner showed concluSively that
this reduction Of one-fourth of the value OF
real estate was unconstitutional, and did
great injustice TO the owners Of personal
property. II was also damaging to the in.
tclcst. OF the city, inasmuch US it exempted
Zeal estate from taxition, which had to be
madc up in an increased. tax on capital en-
ga"eG in manufacturing enterprises. Ihc
Council, however, refused TO adopt Mr..
Bmkt's resolution by the following vote ::
Ayco-Messrs. Burke, Heee, and WIZ;
Noes- Mes.rs. Ably, Bayly, Biekie, EVans'
Sulkhouser, and GormiD.
This matter beng thus disposed OF Tor Inc
time being, the tax-bil was taken up. IL
va, adopted as reported from the Committee
on Finance, The tax on real and personal
property was increased from eighty cents on
tue hundred TO one dollar on the hundred.
ALI license taxes were Increased twenty -nfe
Per cent, and the liquor merchants tax thif-
+ five per cent. The expenses for the year
1876 are estimated at SAT 200. and the pres
ent tax is estimated 70 yield $4,000.
Our pesl-office is soon to be removed from
lis present locality TO the building formerly
occupied by the First National Bank, which
is much more centrally located. This move
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL %, 1875.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL %, 1875.
Steamer Shirley, Travers Baltimore. merchan-
pany. ~ 80,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
schooner j. Chauncey craft, Greeley, Rockland,
lime, r. Wendenburg.
schooner Frank Jaluison, Jamisou, Rockland,
merchandise, 10 captain. ,.,.
Schooner Potomac. Williamson, Norfoik, hehr,
Schooner Mary Morris, Lalk kin, James river, hay.
SAILED. " t
Steamer j. W. EYerman, Plntt, PhtladelpMa,
,nsrchnndise and passengers, ". z. Porter. agent
Steumer John sylvester, Clifford. Norfoik, ner-
chundise and passengers l.; b. Iatum.
Sreamer Wyanoke Couch. New York, merchan-
d,se and Messengers, u. W. Allen & Co.. agents.
Schooner RreeZe, Crammer, New YORK, Gamer
coal, curtis s. Parker. fz as..r
MEMORANDA.
Arrived of Sommer:et April 20, schooner Albert
Mason, Rose, from Richmond, va.
BY telegraph. -~
y,vyo,x .nril 2s,-arrved: California. Ar
rived out Lizzie Moses, Arai, Sicksourg, ootIen-
hmrr Marietta state of Louisiana.
ES1,T MONROE, April 23.-1he NORTH 9eEha ao
mnn-of.war uudine, from Havana, arrlNea III 'ne
Roads this morning rnos t,r,yps
Passed in for Richmond: Schooner Enos brisss'
49, MARINE DISASTER.
KEY WEST, April as The Island bei'e, rom ION
yom.ica for Mobile, with fruit, cApSlLeo, ~ eea,
The crew were picked up by lie henry enauhee'
and brought here.
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IMPROVING SOUTH CAROLINA JURrHs. - Cir.
cuit.Judge Mackey, at term recently, held
at Yorkvale, S. c., ruled that "in the trial
OF n,issuc of fact involving The extmipa.
ton of a written or printed Instrument it is
good ground of challenge to ajuror That be
cannot read.' This Is regarded. as O bold
step by circuit judge In South Carolina, but
correspondent OF the Charleston Ccswier
says that "under the above ruling all jurors
OF the regular panel who could not read
we're excused, and as result panel was OBJ
tanned that would compare with any Jury
that sat to try cases in York county before
the war; a.'
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THE REPORTS GROW MORE AND MORE
FAyoRABLE.-[ From the Wilmington (Del.-
ware) Commercial, April 22.]-1he Escape
Of The Ffuit-We are encouraged to believe
that the bulk Of our peach crop is yet safe,
Notwithstanding the severe freezing wea-
Their. This hope may prove il-founded, it is
rrue il NAV be that some fatal Injury has
been done by the cold which is not now dis
ccruible but which will appear as the season
goes on; but so far the weight of opinion is
to the effect that in the greater part OF the
peach growing district on the peninsula the
buds are mostly uninjured. Some OF them
are killed, but Natures profusion amply al
lows for this. She provides buds far more
beautifully than will be in the end needed for
irurt, and the thousands that ore killed by
frosts or drop of from other causes are to be
freely spared. Indeed, in seasons Of full
Weld the excessive bearing of the trees un-
doubtedly does them injury.
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a QUESTION OF INTERNAL REveNUE TAXA
TIoN- Yesterday in the United States Cir
cui. Court, Judge Giles, ia the cases Of the
National Union Bank Of Maryland, the pre-.
sIdent and directors Of tho Union Fire !nSn-
rance Company OF Baltimore, the president
and directors of the Associate Firemen'S In
surance Company of Baltimore, the Citizens
National Bank Of Baltimore, the National
Fire Insurance Company of Baltimore, the
Potomac Fire Insurance Company OF Baltl:
more. and the Western National Bank OF
Baltimore, against K. M. Smith, late
collector Of internal revenue for the
Third district Of Maryland, yerdcts were
rendered by ajury in favor of the defendant
The plaintiffs set forth that certain mOpers
had been illegally collected from them as tax.
cIaimcd by The collector on an assessment by
Z, NJ. Proud, then assessor, of . per cent.
on the dividends and surplus funds of the
plaintiffs, from August l, 1870. to December
81. 1870, and which they paid under protest,
and Tor which they made claim before the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, but
their claims were rejected. Under recent
decision by the Supreme Court Of the ques-
ton involved in the case OF y. b. Blake
against the National City Bank of New York,
the yerdics~ were given, without argument,
in favor of the Observation-Disclosures Ga
zptte 23l. ...
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- u.lam Wcil,. a youth cmp.oycd al
vs. ,,"..,.n,e Of Mc>>rs. >taTke Il Thomas,
49," '.,,7 ,.,in.uily irjured last night by the
49, ,'"',, ~, :, carhoy OF >uIpnuric acid which
rsrf.,ny. His bands were cut by the
.,a." H.. Il. ii barncd ~ the acid.
- ,',.-s,,n "a thai y considerable num-
= ,,,t....rrcr, are prospecting and buy
~,. ,,rd - the nriGhporhood of the Old
d.. .~~, ,.1 in Chesterfield. Several tine
, ~, %.,. h.,nicscuIly purchased bynorth-
..s,> ~ lac vicinity Of Petersburg.
& ~ l,o,r.,,. t,cu.2 to-day, while chopping
'a.,' o,,S. missed the wood aud cut his
'',,nr.r t.3tv with asharp Ratchet.
~ - 49," ROBIN HOOP.
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river. 1t can be worked by the two men
handling the lock end Dir. Parsons claims
that tits utiasnh tnf y4ssanfse
river.asifast es,it. FORMS md keep, navigation
open The, winter through. He Is confident,
IN fact, That with these inveHtfons establish
ed at distance OF twenty miles or So along
the river he could insdre stage- Of ten feet
OF water IN the Ohio the year round. IL 4.
The model did not work to the complete
satisfaction OF MIR. Parsons yesterday, but
enough was shown to indicate merit 10 the
inversion. = Cincinnati Conn, e7ctdl, 21St.t
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meet. with The approval Of the citizens gen.

V Since nv letter 81 yes efday l nave sseh
informed that the clover Id this county has
not been az seriously injured as was at first
reported. A large amount Of clover has
been .sown, and the loss of that crop would
be seriously felt in the county.
Clarence Harris, who assaulted George
Johnston, a coiored man. about two weeks
awo, and who has been at large ever since,
was caught on yesterday by policeman
Gregory, ard sentenced to forty days in the
chain. gang. 40 MAX. 2
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CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
ARE SELLING BLACK-SILKs
at the following reduced prices from last seaso

They desire to call especial attention to their
extensive stock Of
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
which is well made from the best brands of cot
tons, and will be found handsome.
DRESS GOODS of every description and quality;
BLACK GRENADINES from 40c. to $3.50;
MEXICAN GRENADINES-very handsome;
SIDE-BAND LAWNS and ORGANDIES;
GRENADINES for POLUNAlsE-yeryh handsome;
CUIRASS and TABLIER SETS;
Novelties In SCARFS, 81.
.HAT-hCARFS,
RUFFS, and
RUFFLINGS;
LACE BARBES-haudsome assortment;
- "E SCARFS-SPANISH and GUlPURE.
We have just opeIIcu n -..--,----.-..i,e
assortment OF 80 .
LADIES' SUN-UMBRELLaS AND PARASol.s,
win beautiful handles, we'll assorted, in bone,
horn ivory. pearl, ebony. and COMEDIAN: an ID
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Mr.. John Harper, senior member of the
firm of Harper & Brothers, publishers, died
in New York Thursday, after a prolonged
illness, in the seventy ninth year Of his age.
TIE deceased had been ailing for the last five
months. D 49, .-.' t-..-
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April %, 1875
OFFERINGS

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Fhne, 372 bushels Red, 66i bushels
White, LISP bushels. Mi.red, l 52 BUSH
els.
DATs.-732 bushels.
RYE.-30 bushels.
MEAL.-l70 bushels.
PEAS.-12 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White: 100 bushels very good on pri-
yate terms; q bushels good ut S1.35: 90 bushels
very coed at 81 81; 16S bushels al 81 30-lotal,
372 bushels. Red: 1913 bushels very good ut
S1.37; $50 bushels Oh priva.e terms-!olal, GAS
bushels.
CORN White: sc bushels fair at $780,; 522
bushels on private terms 10 bushels common at
soc: 452 bushels good ut S6c.; 564 bushels very
goodat So; IS bushels prime a. oSc total. LISP
bushels. 1ired: 50 bushels very good at &C. 81
bushels ut S7c.-tota ! So bushels.
kYE.-3O bushels very good ut CSC.
MEAL.-l20 bushels on private terms; so BUSH
els at soc. Total, ITO bushels.
RE-ENHIBlTED.
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9rI,mond a'sspattll.-.
r from petersburg.

-.,tnrcc oi tho ktoEn'nhI D'SpT"I
tc"F'','''' pETaR>nrnG. April %, 1879:
'n,,h ga. commenced at ST.
The n', I,.,,,,!,, caurch In this city on sun
7a.cpA> ',.'''''l,., ;onisnt. The mission has
GnE r,n,uccd 10y 'ae Rsdsmp,of,s. when n'hI.,
NGI III" 49,, daily. have been largely al
ltvt I'', ,.".,,,,,,t The interesting ceremony
e. . .n and n, erection Of The cross WI, III Dc DE-
en- .s! 4, he E,y. Father Nett ot ,,c -
30 AMI NJ, inspections o! tobacco at the ware.
i. >. ~ III, eli, for the week cnoinS TO-
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April Noon-Stocks active
Money. 3. Gold, 1853. Exchauge-Long ass ::
short, AL. Governments dull. States quiet and
steady. ~.
Ere,ring.-Aoney easy at 2@3. Sterling firm and
advanced at 4SS. Gold closed ut IL 5R@l 57s
sfpady
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The following is tile report Of MIR. l.. Gmmi.
weghInastcr Of the arrival sale, &C.. of live stock
CATTLE.-95 head sold from 4@6Ac., gross;
for common to prime.
HoGs.-100 lead sold from 11@11Hc. net.
SHEEP-Wool she .p sold from 6@74c., gross !;
sleared sheep, 5000. gross
VEALS.-T'er head, sold from S6GR13.
Mich COwS.-Per head, sold from S22 to $50,
as to age order, and appearance for milking quail
tes
LAMBs-Per head, sold from 81 to So.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE RICHMOND POST-OFFlCE APRIL
"a. 1875. -
Persons calling for letters In this list will please
,ay Adyertised.o If not called for in -four weeks
they will be sent to the Dcad-Lcttcr Office in wash
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

JACKSON, &C., vs.. JACKsoN's BX ,,t;IH j.
d TRIX, &s.-IN The CHAHCERI -, Co Gecrae
OF THt. CITY OF BluHMoNans;mnboyy We EebrTary
1873 directed state an aceoun.ot elais
and demands against the estate Of Joseph''achsoh'
Ali nsrssns having claims or demands against Ins
estate of Joseph jackson Jr deeeasea VIII ~ Reh
The same to me, a. my sface, In tn9 srs. with The
proof 20 sus'a'h 'n' % THOMAS j. EVANS, &
oc. ~ E,'H-SG . 3 Commissioner.
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A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE BARGAINS.
COME BEFORE IT is TOO LATE-THEI
MUST BE SOLD.

GO FOR BECHER-B. BECHER, laos MAIN
STREET. ,, ,,,y
CASHMERE SUITS, CLOTH SUITS, FANCY
SHIFTS for children, NECh-TlsS, BoW -
sCARFs, HANDKERCHiEFs, GLOVES.
wuITE and CULORED SHIRTS slightly dam
.aod INV water bu, as good us new, at great sacr-
Acc BsCHER, 1403 Main street.
o.ow Richmond, Va.
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GNesTnEE&.
TIRE! FIRE! FIRE!

..But 1t is an ill-wlnd that blows nobody good"
Nv stock of MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS, and
CHILDREN,S CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASsl-
MERES, yESTINGs, FURNISHING GOODS,
&C., damaged by the hre of Friday, April 2sd but
as good as new, will be sold REGARDLESS OF COST.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE Apr 23.-Virsiria 6's, peelers. 40:
consols S4H. West Virgnia's, S4. North Carolina
6's, Old 20; new, 10: special tax, 3. Bid to-day.
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' cnup.RaT,yE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, April 23.-The following IS ue
,.r,,iye cotton statement Tor the week Net re-
ccInts at all United states ports, 22,olu BALES
SAFE week last year. 32,224 bales; total 20 9a5e.
oSs IA bales 10 the SAME date last year. ,4oS,-
ISE h,Irs Fxports for the week. 41,6l baus;
sane week last year. 65.560 bales toa 70 Ga1e;
22O3.3l5 bales TO same date last Year. Z'4Ve'9d
bales Stock at all United STATES ports. 5l3,393
bales same time last year. 465 0l5 bales STOCK az
ali Interior towns, 70 So bales same tltne IaSt
wear 1876 bales. Stock ut Liverpool. SSS,OOO
bales; same time last year, ISL 900 bales. STOCK
of American cotton atoat FOR Great britain, U.S.
600 UaleS same time last year, 256.OUu balcs.
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II ARGE STOCK OF NEW ANDnasp

r ARGE STOCK OF NEW ANDGs1sr
IL SEASONABLE GOODS.-Latests S; ylesR e3N
BOOTS AND SHOES for Gentlemen's weary ~
worth s6: Gen'lemen's CALF CONGRESS- GAL
lTERS, crimped and with box-toe. $3.50. worth
$3.50: Gentlemens CALF ALEXIS, 90 SO woI tn
10; fine ALIENS aud CONGRESS CATERS at
s2.5 10 worth 1880 good CATER ut % worth
a3; twenty cases Misses aud Chfldren's SaoES.
price Infants shoes, b0c. up Ladies' wear 10 great
variety from 41.25 up to the finest LACED and
Nortuern-Inade Peniteniary SHOES az very low
figure; SHOES for Workingraen and Farmers
prices to defy competition at the old cheap
store OF, ,..s....rs. .... NJ. Goi1DES,
NH 3O-3m 1928 Main street
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BOOKs, sTATI0rsRY. ec.

A gBOTT's UNITED STATES DIGEST,
DIG
WV RHGEs ssb SEbFssl aT $40
RUpTCY.25c. MILLER'- UNfTsG STATS Il III.
siHMsM1sl rs % hoTard 2gons q
TIONARIt s-and ~orssortangnage. Pronuncfs.
on KHaS5F safissn sNd h1Estsa'
n i..i HDRYsGOODs.. ,::4n .lssII-I
NEW DRESS GOODS RI ALL STYLES
and s aes from zoe g ggTIs 's sf1ed at
Agerey for DENoREsIs E re- sGsp 'f PAT
pARAsOLs!. ,PARAsoLs! in. twenty
Gfd 4 ys5 5o FR prices
TAPE. BRAID. BULLION, AND
4 IN WORsTED FENCES in rev shades.
at an a4.1v ?" JULES dGs h Rla,d a,,sst
WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS at 1896,
EiSSS & 2ss .
and upwards at aGE!Gs aEYEf's. 'so
ap24-lw L ~ Cos Broad street.
49, DAMAsK TOWELS. ALL PURE
b a s Eo I'll S S' linen at s5e
: 81 sS ShErr Plours at III scEi 6 MEYERS.
GOOD oNE.BU rToN KID GLOVES
Good r l ssaSisas oosI KID We sopera
Best 9S Z: and IS i.@o.BgTroS KID GLOVES
The J0ssrHlNs sEAMLn = al GLoXEvequal to
al 24-1w : = =.
.MArTlNGS.-Jus received i "3tY
w 40 hlles coed REC-CHECK CANTON MAT
40 b.ies s,io rior WHITE MANL1NG MAT
20 bales 81 FANCY a CHECK MATING allow
-~- est price,, at - JULIUS MEYEES'S.
STRAW HATS! STRAW HATSla
~ for lhdas gentlemen, and children. AZ emarka-
bly, low prices at JULIUS MEYERs's.
F. ap 24-1w-- - sos Broad street.
COURTNEY & POWELL, -.
STRIPED SILKS at SOC. worth 75c:'
STRIPED SILKS at 75c. worth 81 25;
black sATIN-sTn1PED GRENADINES at 40c.;
WHITE LACE STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS at |
Csc, SOC. 40. and Soc; - f-.
WHITE AND FIGURED LINEN LAWNS,
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FRENCH and ENGLISH CAssIMEREs,
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Mr. CHARLES HARTWELL is now with us,
and would be glad to see his friends. ap 19-3m
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