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from the Washington Republican, &
Circular I'm Relation 10 Powers Oh
Asenrney, x

From the Washington Republican.
Circular i'm Relation 10 Powers OF
Attorney. e
The following circular 10 relation TO pow
ers Of attorney was Issued from Inc treasury
Department on Saturday:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April 10, 1870.
The attention of officers Of this Depart
mept. and Of persons prosecuting claims be-
fore it, Is called to section S,477 OF the ne
vised Statutes, as follows:
GAN Transfers and assignments ma9e oi
any claim upon the United States, or OF any
part or share thereof, or Interest therein,
whether absolute or conditional, aud waat.
ever may be the consideration therefor, ano
all covers Of attorney, orders, or otheE au'
thorieics, for receiving payment OF any sue,
csaim. or of any psst or share thereof, snal
| he absolutely nuA and void unsess they are
freely made and executed In the presence
at least two attestng witnesses, after tine al
ioTsuce of such 8 claim, the .ascertainmen
Of ne amount Cue, and the Issuing of war
rant Tor the pesment thereof. Such transfers
assignments, and powers Of attorney, MUS
racite the warrant for payment, aEd must o.
acknowledged BY the person making then
before on officer having authority to tax
acknowledgements of deeds, and shall be Ger
titled by the officer; and IT mcst appear ..
the certificate that the officer, ct the time o
the acknowledgement, read and fully ex
! planned the transfer, assignment, or Warran
of attorney, to the person acknowledging
the same"
The order of the Department of Marcl
10, 1915, relating to powers of attorney, !
hereby revoked, and the following adopted
in lieu thereof:
The Treasury Department will hereatte
recognize and act upon the rule OF law tina
to constitute power, coupled with an inse
rest, there must be an interest in the thin;
2 itself, and not merely 10 that which IS pro
: duced by the exercise of the power. An 10
terest in claim to the extent of fee coatln
gent upon success is not therefore such al
interest as will preyenta principal from re
vssing power.
!. IN ali cases drafts for the proceeds of claim
will be made to the order of the claimant, ant
wM be delivered to the claimant or to an al
torney having the latest valid power author
Izipg him to receiveit.
b. Fl. BRIsrow,. Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
H GRAND OPENING!
GREAT DISPLAY OF

me- GRAND OPENING!
GREAT DISPLAY OF
THOUSANDS OF DIFFERENT GOODS,
now ready 20 be shown by the obs Sing clerks Of the
popular dry goods house OF
SYCLE BROTHERS.
600 r,eces NEW SPRING and SUMMER
DRESS GOODS in all the stylish shades, at
prices to suit every body;
BLACK SILKS from 81 up to So per yard. All
these goods have been bous INT at the latest north
err auctions, and are remarkably cheap;
| COL0RED SILKS fron. 81 up To $3.50;
STRIPED SILKS In all lors and styles
| large stock of MOURNING GOODS;
500 pieces BLACK ALPACAS at 6Oc., would DC
great bargain at 62hc.;
500 pieces BLACK LUSTR1NE MohAihS ~
e2c, would he cheap at 90c
on n,eces DOUBLE MoHAIR LUSTRE at 75c.
worth 81 .25 per yard;
creo. hareains in PLAIN, STRIPED, and
CBECkED MUSLINs, PlQUES, SWISS MUS
LIN, and VICTORIA LAWNS;
| BLEACHED TABLE LINENS, q very large stock
Bargains in TOWELS, NAPKINs,a aud DOYLlEs;
10000 different styles Of CAMBRIA EDGISGS
and INsERTINGs from SC. per yard up;
2, 600 pieces COTTON TRIMMINGS at Csc. worth
IL and $1.25 apiece;
Large stock of LACES, such as Flamish. Liner
lex, valencennes, Macylu, Guipure, Yak, aud
| Spanish, at great bargains;
LADIES' and MISSES STRIPED HOSE;
We call special attention to very fine stock OF
! WHITE HOSE at 25c. pair worth s45 per
dozen;
500 pieces SASH RIBBONS ut 75c. worth sl.26 4;
SILK and L ACE SCARF5 in i thousand different
| styles;
5000 pairs KID GLOVES Of the best manufac-
| lure, In all the new shades;
Large stock Of FANS, PARASOLS, HANDkER-
CHIEFS, LINEN COLLARS aud CUFFS,
LIsLE-THREAD GLOVES aud GAUNT-
LET'S. and thousands Of other useful and de-
sirable articles not mentioned for want of SPACE;
NEW CASSIMERES for spring aud sum mer wear;
A large stock of OIL-CLOTHS and MATT1SGS;
BLEACHED KNITrLNG-COTTON, coo. per
| pound;
MACHINE NEEDL Es and MACHINE OIL of the
best quality;
1000 CORSErS at 75c. worth 81 25 at
SiCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Goods sent all over the country, c. y. d. Par
ties wishing samples please send postage. ap II
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From cheSaYashiugton Republican,
Not Dect6AuS Hypothetical Cases.

mol DeCb0AIt3S KY sOIuetIG:fN cases.
TIE following letter was seat from the
Treasury Department On Saturday:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, %. c., April II, 1915.
Gemlemen,-YApSI letter of the 9Th ultimo
is received, enctoaipg samples ca and b. Of
cotton slack velvet, and requesting to he in.
formed af they are dlrtiable at certain sates,
as suggested. -
In reply I have to atste that in view Of tahe
large nuHsber of cases pending before this
Department involving .the construction OF
the tariff "a Affecting appropriations already
Dade, aud also for Other reasons hereinafter
mentioned, the Department is compelled to
decline entertaining any questions affecting
only prospective importations, or importa.
lions which msy depend upsn an expression
Of opinion by the Department upon tariff
question.
1t s primarily the duty q collectors Of
customs to det'rMSne rates Of duty, and it Ii
only alter protest and appeal that the law
makes 1t incumbent on the secretary of the
Treasury 20 review their action. While the
Department perceives no substantial objec-
ton to an expreSsioe Of opinion oy col
lector upon a question Of this character, for
the reason teat his acton, when esroaeous.
may be corrected by the Department, yet the
same reason operates TO preyent an expires.
sion of opinion in advance by the Depart.
ment upon any question upon which 1t may
be subsequently required to act in judicial
capacity.
Ia thus defining the respective duties of
collectors and of the Secretary of the Urea.
sury with regard to the construction OF tariff
'aWs the department is actuated only BY a
aesife 70 indicate to importers and Others the
necessity OF leaving the Secretary entirely
unemDafrassed 10 the discharge OF functions
imposed upon him BY law, and not by dis
position 10 eyade any reasonable demand for
Information, however onerous in the aggre.
gaia such demands might be.
fou ere, therefore, respectfully referred 70 !
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Financial Affairs.

The internal revenue receipts Saturday
were S246. 759.75; total for the month to
date, S3,793,S 1888. The receipts from Gus.
toms at the Treasury were S5l0,947.59. The
pasional.bank notes received for redemption
during last week were S3,569.245 The
Treasury now holds S37s,SS1 600 in United
States bonds to secure the national.bank cir
culation, and ZIG, 270,0 600 to secure public de-
sosits.
The uational-bank circulation outstanding
is S349,6S2, AL, OF which S., 100000 is in
geld-noteS.
The receipts of fractional currency for the
week ending Saturday were 100000; ship
ments Of legal.tenders, S2,2l7,154
The amount Of national.bank notes re-
ceived for redemption during last week was
S3,969,245. The amount redeemed from July
lst to date is 500, 353,379. The amount as
sorted and delivered to the Controller Of the
Currency for destruction and replacement
with new notes from July 1st to date is
SS5,079,745.
The Redemption Agency has made call
upon the national banks in the cities OF Phil
adephia and Providence to reimburse 1t for
1854, 100 of their notes unfit for circulation,
rede smed and assorted, and $l18.900 of their
notes fit for circulation assorted and pre-.
pared for return to them. This is the first
call that has been made upon banks to re-
imburse the agency for the redemption OF
notes;fit for circulation. Other calls of a like
nature will follow upon the national banks
throughout the United States. Washington
Republican.
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DRY GOODS.

COURTNEY & POWELL,
~ -- $50 BROAD STREET
STRIPED SILKS at Soc worth 75::
STRIPED SILKS at Toe. worth 1928:
BLACK IRON GRENADINES from soc. 10 Il 5o.
BLACK SATIS-STRIPED GRENADINES n, iOr.
WHITE LACE STRIPED VICTORIA Lawns at
25c., SOC. 400. and Soc:
WHITE AND FIGURED LINEN LAWNS,
WORSTED CoATISGS for gentlemen,
FRENCH and tNGLISH CAs>IMERES
4 GENTLEAES'S III ERISO USDEhwEAR, me Iiun,
weight;
GESTLKMEN's GACZE SHIRTS at 5Oc.,
LADIES' MERINO aud GAUZE VESTS at 7Jr.,
GIRLS and BOYS MERINO and GAUZE Vpsrs.
CORsErS ut Soc, LINEN BoSoMs at l2hc
Just received a handsome lot Of HAT-scARrs.
NECK.SCARFs, silk aud lace; PARAsoLS. In every
color and quality; YAK LACE. " oRSTEp FRISGEs.
&C.: 1wo-BUTToN Id GLOVES at 81; VICTORIA
KID GLOVES at $3.50.
Mr.. CHARLRS HARTWELL Is now with rs,
and would be glad to see his friends. an a.am
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heavy losses to a great many people. sew
eral wealthy persons In this city were ruined
by It, Professor SiLLIMAN was well PAID lcr
his labors: and while we do not mean 10 ih1.
innate that his opinions were purchased. we.
can say with truth that hts speculations, oased
upcn the examinations he made of the ores
were extravagant indeed. They failed Ut
serlv, to the immense damage Of many intel.
sicent persons who had put faith In his VIDE
reputation. s- sd, rsos,--..,. ss- y.
It would be we'll for men Of science 10 ee
very careful as to what they say. They are
often enthusiastic, and in glowing language
they say things that they are not warranted
in saving. When it is known that these who
procure these reports and pay hesSiiy To-
them desire that their mineral propert.
should lie represented in the most favoraol
light Il Is not wonderful that Suspicion 0
the honesty Of such reports should oe en-
gendered.
Without meaning to charge scientific me
with undertaking to help on fraud, we os
, patiesophicaliy see how, without lntena1a
, 10 deceive, their reports, under the ciresu
, Stances Of their employment, are well casc'
lated to do so. There is every reason Tor
bias ia favor Of the richness Of the e1ln'
, they inspect-every desire to benefit IS mu'
as tiey can the owners-i. e., as nsucha
they can Honestly; buta little co!"esug hel
. aud there, and little warmth OF antlc'p
ton about in spots, urc regarded as allow
. bic under strict construction.
+ More 4ajury 'is'done the owners 'ot MINER
!. property by receptions in this ~ey than an
:, ether. 1t is now'q,ste time that men OF SC
suce should report exactly what they know
\ / and no more; and 1t Is time that those WI
rAinvest in mineral property should mai
+. 1 thorough and satisfactory investigations Il
q ! themselves before buying.
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Rank 81 essmen s for Cost of Redemp-

In view of the retirement of General
Spinner from the Office Of Treasurer on the
list of July it has been determined to assess
upon the several national banks the expense
of redeeming and asserting their notes at the
National Bank Agency on the lst of May in
stead OF thelst OF July, as originally intend
ed. As stated in the Treasurer's last annual
report, it has been decided, after consultation
with the Secretary of the Treasury, that the
,eH panses for express charges shall be appor.
toned in proportion to the amount of the
notoS of each bank redeemed, while the ex.
penses of assortment will be apporlioned in
proportion to the number Of notes redeemed
f0r,eaeh bank. This distinction is made for
| the reason that the express charges are based
upon the amounts transported, while the
labor and expense of assortment are in direct
proportion to the number of notes handled.
twill probably he some weeks after the
tirs.Rroamo before the apportionment of the
expenses will be completed. The average
change will not exceed. One-quarer of one per
cent. upon the amount redeemed and asSort-
ed, but,the assessment upon each bank will
vary GT0m the average according to the de-
commissioned its notes. If the denomina-
tons Ere sgfeater than the general average
the expenses will be less than the general
average, and kyiCe uerSd. The ratio of ex.
,penses will probably be ns,ch less in future,
vs. the necessary books, furniture, &C., have
teen procured aud paid for, and the coun-
ss-s and xssorsers have become expert in
taeir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reslt!ican.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M SPECIAL NOTICE.

g. .
We take this method OF informing our patrons.
friends and the public generally that Our store will
be closed on NEXT TUES DAY, April Goth, and re-
opened on WEDNESDAY,, April 21st.
Fresh goods will be placed in our stock from Sat-
urdas's and Mondays steamer, Including some
goods bought fesrfully low at the great sale OF
Goods injured and wet at tn large arc IN Worth
street. New York, last Sunday morntng. These
goods are to be sold cheaper than the cheapest.
LEVY BROTHERS,
lott and 1912 Main street.
Remember, we Gave but one prsce, which Is al
ways the lowest. api'
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DEATHS.

Died. Monday morning, April l 8, 1875. at l:45
street, MARY ESrEN, second child aud only
daughter of William H. and Cassie y. Lyme, aged
four years ana four days.
The funeral will take place from their residence
on TUESDAY the 2Oth Of April. at IL O'Clock NJ
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully invtl ed u attend.
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me- NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
The largest assortment of KID GLOVES in the
city for ladies and gentlemen, in opera, light and
dark shades, &c. ..
Try pair of TWO-BUTTON KIDS at 75c.
worth s1.15 pair, ut
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S.
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS advertise only

~ COHEN BROTHERS advertise only
such goods as they have in large quantities. They
are never "just out" and for this reason many
goods below the market rate may be found at their
place of business, which, owing to too small guam
titles they do not risk 10 advertise.
They are Offering very large ol of the best make
of CORSETS known in the European market at
half value.
Their BLACK SILKS, which may be relied upon
as representcd, either foreign domestic, are the
cheapest offered in this city. 1t will pay well
to compare their prices before you buy.
Their BLACK ALPACAS at 36c. are as good as
any usually sold at soc.
SILK LUSTRES at SEE. warranted as good as
any generally sold Soc at 75c. generally sold at
1925
COLORED SILKS and other DRESS GOODS IN
extensive variety, and many less than market
value.
Do not fail to see their NOTTINGHAM LACE
They warrant to save you from 0 to 15c. III every
yard.
Their WHITE and BLACK REAL LACE COM
prises the largest assortment In the city, princi
pally sold at not much over half their value.
APPLIQUE TIDES at 35c. cheap at 75c., at 45c.
worth 81, at 81 rs worth $3.50, ut IL. so
worth So;
FRENCH NAINSOOKj at Csc. cheap at 4Oc.;
sOFT-FINISH FRENCH CAMBRIA at Ice
worth 40c.;
STRIPED and CHECKED MUsLINs-many
fully so per cent. lessahau market rate:
VICTORIA LAWNS at csc, worth fully s7c., at
soc. worth 45c.;
SWISS MUSLIN at lie. worth 12Kc., at 19c.
worth 25c, at 25c. worth CSC, and many other
prices at proportionate value;
Best IRISH LINENS (of Belfast MANUFACTURED at
near half value;
Also, the cheapest WHITE TARLATANs ever Of.
fered in this city. s
Those buying the above-enumerated white goods By
the piece lgenerally running from l6 TO 20
yards) will receive an extra discount. -
A large assortment of PARASOLS twarr anted) at
the loves market rate;
Also, large stock OF CASSIMERES for mems and
boys wear.
CLOSED SATURDAYS. ap10
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, "F" COMPANY.-At-s
"a tend regular meeting THIS (ruesday)A
EVENING at S O'Clock at the Office of Mr. W lY
Goddin. corner Eleventh and Bank streets, for X
business. Annual election of nom commissioned
officers 10 take place, and other matters of interest
will he brought before the company. A full attend
auce is desired. BY order Captain NJ. Z. CLARKE.
ROBERT II. GILLIAN,
ap 20-1tk Orderly Sergeant
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MARRIAGES.,

Married Thursday, April 18th. at the residence
Of the brides mother by the key. DR.. 81 edsoe. Mr.
LLOYD F, HAMILTON, Of Maryland, and Miss
MARY r. RlDDICK. OF this city. No cards.
Baltimore papers please cory.
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-CeURT ORDERs
COMMISSIONERS orrfcg

- SOHytssf0EEYfS Ovrfrsy,
hLCHhoSD, April 10, 1879
fHANDLERS ADMINISTRATOR y.
TOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY. o'' AND ro-
IN TILE CHAScERY COURT OF TIE crryo,
RICHMOND.
The following Is All extract from ,ha ,o
1875: VI 'afch,
C mwjsstoners Of this court inquire wheiher me hs
deduction OF the sum specified in the Yennrf ns W
a. Kicks special commissioner, as retained bg .. z;
commissioner to pay deb, due to himself was an.
proper 70 have been made, or whether The same &c
any part thereof should be deposited by aid COW
mlsson TO the credit OF the court IN this .,n
And the court doth further sdjucge order, and do.
cree that the same commissioner Of the coust VIII,
proof OF any debt against the estate or said y. ~
Chandler which may not have heretofore kcen
proved, at the cost OF the party making such proof
And That he also apportion the said fund in b,nt
among the creditors or said K. II. Chandler hnsa
claims have been already reported or when rn.
be proved before him under the leave eranicS
by this decree but In making the said appor ion.
ment any OF sain creditors who have received pay.
shall De charged with the amount Of such payment
or payments on account Of their share In said an
| p0rtonnenf. %
| And the court doth further order that the com
pia'nant settle before SAID missioner fur,her
account OF his administration Of the estate OF said
r.: b. Chandler TO commence from the period ~
~n!ch MS former account terminated which was
confirmed by the decree Of the sth day of Deem
ter, 1870. '
The parties interested are hereby notified th,,
have fixed on WEDNESDAY the len tay OF Nav
1872 at ~ O'Clock 81, IS The time and my ot!ica'
Oh Eleventh street between Main and Bank stre.t.'
| as the place, to execute the foregoing decree.
THOMAS j. EVANS.
up lo-iu4" Commissioner
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ME- r.. r. PRICE & co. will sell in the
next few days one thousand pairs BEST KID
GLOVES at 81 a pair. Come In before they are
sold. APPS
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some more of those beautiful and FAST co .
LORED LAWNS at l2Hc. per yard, and lots Of
other goods which will be sold at the very lowest
prices Call and you can get some of the great
bargains at WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
apl5 COL Broad street.
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~ APRIL s, 1915.
MT MOURNING GOODS Speciality.

W-f3 MUUhNINU UVOUo KOPtCIaItJJs
T. r. PRICE CO., have received splendid
line of mourning goods: ...-
BOMBAZINEs, TAMISE, DELAISES,
CAsHMEREs, BOMB. CLOTHS,
CHALLIEs, BLACK SILK GRhNADISEs,
SILK and WOOL GRENADINES,
BLACK PLAID GRENADINES, entirely new;
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILKS, very cheap
CREPE Wells, every size;
ENGLISH GRAPES, &c. apps
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STRIPED HOSE, for ladies and misses, from
25c. to 81, and large line of SILK SCARFs,
RIBBONS, &C.
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EXCURSIONS.
FlRsT OF TIE SEASON Z!
ap 2O.2tk

ESTABLISHMENT from my prem sSSSsE
~ ises on Sunday the / It'll Instant a REDG&p
COW about f0nr years old; mas some white uudef
the kneajoint. Any information about her Will be
Than kfuliy received. or reasonable reward paid
Tor her delivery, ri 500 west Leigh street.
.s ap 17-9t&
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CRoCKEeY, GLASSWARE, dc.

CEILING OUr AT COST, AT 900
~ MAIN STREET. no CLOSE BUSINESS
am now Offering nv entire stock OF CHINA
GLASS and SILVER PLATED
WARE, CUTLERY and FAiS CY- GOODS. with a
general assortment of housekeeping articles al
cost. II ose In want should cali early 10 .ecure
bargains. $3.50, - T., CURRAST I
ap19-1w&Tu,Th&Sa 2w -
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FOB PRINTING.

p oenn your orders for printing to DISPATCH
sf0np!Y .Eealty. and chr.UlY exceeded ssl8
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CASSIMERFS and CLOTHS, and gentlemen's
WHITE SHIRTS and FURNISHING GOODS-a
full stock-vcry cheap.
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n N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
~. SURANCE AGENTS, l0l4 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY, of London and Edin.
bur9h ,England-capital, 81 100000 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Cincin
natl Ohio-assets over b1.O00.000:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA
NY, of New York-assets over 100000:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, OF Lynchburg, Va.-assets ovo
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
BROOKLYN, N. Y.-assets over 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, of Brook
lyn. ". Y.-assets over $4,000. 600.
PORTSMOUTH, INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Portsmouth. Va--aSsets over $4,000.
Deposted with the Treasurer OF Virginia, VI S0,.
GEO. Losses equitably adjusted and promptly pate
at this agency. Applications solicited, and imme'
date Intention given thereto. s# 90 IN .
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hMUSEME NTS.

Doors open at O'Clock P. NJ; Overture at 8
o'clock.
The piano 10 be used on this occasion Is one of
KNABE & Co.'S, kindly rendered by Mr.. II. G.
WYATT, the agent, 920 Main street, where reserved
seats NAV be secured. $500 AID 20. 1t
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me- LEVY BROTHERS sell ALEXAN-
DER KID-GLOVES, all colors, at 81 pair. Every
pair guaranteed. ap ~
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ME- LEVY BROTHERS have received q
nice assortment Of LACE sAcQUEs and POINTS,
which they offer at very attractive prices.
Store will be closed on TUESDAY and re opened
on WEDNESDAY with large and we'll. assor ted
stock of goods of every description, Including some
extra bargains In SILKS. ap II
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W. LEVY ROFHERS' STORE WILL
be closed on TUESDAY, April Goth, and re-opened
ON WEDNESDAY, April 21st. ap17
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !-cRI
~ have now in store full line Of gen. RHN
temen's ine handmade SHOES, such ase S
Goat and Calf Supplies, Goat and Calf -
Prince Alberts: ladies', misses, and chdren's FINE
SHOES-all sizes and colors !: Trunks. ValiseS, and
Satche's, at ". T. w, TAYLORS,
apl9 Fourth and Broad streets.
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C.ARDOZO, FOURQUREAN s. CO.
ARE SELLING BLACK SILKS


extensive stock Of
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
which are we'll made from the beet brands of cot.
tons, and will be found handsome.
DRESS GOODS OF every description and quality;
BLACK GRENADINES from 4Oc. to $3.50;
MEXICAN GRENADINEs-very handsome
SlDE-BAND LAWNS and ORGANIZES;
GRENADINES for POLCNAlsE-very handsome;
CUIRASS and TABLIER SETS;
Novelties In SCARFS,
HAT-SCARFS,
kUFFS, and
RUFFLINGS;
LACE BARBES-handsome assortment;
LACE SCARFS-SPANIsH and GUIPURE.
We have just opened most attractive
assortment Of
LADIES' SUN-UMBRELLASA AND PARASOLs,
with beautiful handles, well assorted, in bone,
horn Ivory pearl, ebony. and cornelan. aplJ
4 VERY CHEAP LINE OF WHITE
n GOODS just received at
CHAHLt.S HU rZLER'S,
GIL Broad street.
am Offering this week, out OF lot OF goods pur.
chased at a sacrifice,
Fine IRISH LINEN ut Soc:
Beautiful HEMSTlTCH Cd HASDhERCHlEfs
LAcE-STkIPE vlcTt RIA LAWN at Csc:
And some Of the best BLACK ALPACAs ever OF.
fered 1T 40c. and soc.
anu Ne" DAH'' V CaaRtEs HUTzLERs,
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