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CROQ YET.

NROQUET. FOR TIL MILLION
" balls and maIlets, nicely painted. 2 stakes.
and l o arches, packed in strong box. with slide
top, with book Of instructions Price, S1.25. Also.
set with balls and mallcs, but not packed III box,
95c Finer sets ut SO, $3.50, and So.
Upon receiptof SOC. additional any set will he sen
to any part of Virginia, West Virginia, or North
Carolina, freight or express paid
j. 7. ELLYSON,
ap 3-lmx '... 11l2 Main street.
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| DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY En-
~ ECUTED at the. DISPATCH PRINTING
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~ PURE COD-LIFER OIL.
DIR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We have the testimony of physicians who pre-
scribe It, and Of patients who have taken Il, That IL
Is more acceptable to the stomach and more easily
assimlatcd than any other OIL.
We guarantee It to he entirely pure ana fresh
free from rancdty, and fully possessing all OF the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
cod-lver oil. MEADE bAhEh'
importing aud Dispensing Pharmacists,
oc5 919 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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DIR. ScHEaCKiS STANDARD REMgpTys.-The
standard remedies for al diseases Of the lungs are
ScnENCK's PrLMoNIc SYRUP. scnEYcK's SEA-
WEED TogIc, and ScIiENCK's K'sMAHDRAKY PILLS,
and IL taken before the lungs arc destroyed speedy
cure Is effected. .,s.s,f s.,,- s,., :, nor
To these three medicines DR.. j.. II. ScHKScK, OF
Philadeiphfa, owes bis nnrivalled success in the
treatment or pulmonary diseases. -. b .tD7..<F
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter in
the lungs; nature throws It OF by an easy cxpecto
ration, for when the phlegm or matter Is ripe
slight cough wilthrow 1t Of, the patient has rest.
and the lungs begin to heal. ,9.& ". H
To enable the Pulmonc Syrup TO dothis Schenck's
Mandrake Pills and Schenck' Sea- Weed Tonic must
be freely used to cleanse the stomach aad liver.
Schencks Mandrake Pills act on the liver removing
all oJstrucions relax the galbladdcr the bile starts
freely, and the liver Is soon relieved.
Schenck's Sea-Weed Tonic is gentle stimulant
and Alternative; the akali OF which It 1s composed
mixes with the food and prevents souring. 1t assists
the digestion by toning up the stomach to healthy
condition, so that the food and the Pulmonic Syrup
will make good blood then the lungs heal, and the
patient will surely get well II Is taken to pre-
vent fresh cold. ..a..,. -;
All who wish to consult DR.. ScHENCK, either per-
sanay or by letter, can do at his principal Office,
corner Of Sixth and Arch streets. Phftadelphta,
every MONDAY. ;, e,E:s;.3 > y.
Schenck's medicines are sold by all druggists
throughout the country.
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ATTRACTION.
SPRING OPENING.

We take pleasure IN announcing TO our customers
and the public generally that We have now In store
the 1900. ,.,.,-
LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST STOCK
tha: We have ever displayed. With the detcrmina-
ton not 10 l- undcrsold, have marked our whole
stock At figures so reasonable rs to recommend them
10 everybody. Please notice the following:
BLACK SILKS from S5c. TO $3.50 per yard;
FANCY SILKS AT 9Oc.. 81, l.25 per ward:
CULOEED WORSTED GOODS of every descrp-
BLACK ALPACAs from 25c.,o 1925 per yard
MOURNING GOODS made n specially;
DDI.MANS at all prices
DOLMASS at 81,
. DOLMANSatS S5,
DOLhANS ~ Sc:
DOLMAE CLOTHS in new .hadcS. very cheap:
CHlLDREN'S FANCY HOSE OF all colorS and de-
signs:
BOYS CAsSlMEREs. 25 35, 40, so, co. zoe, and
GE&TtEMES's CLOTHS and CAsslMEREs in
rrkNiTuREE ( GKEToSNEs at 81 and Soc;
LADIES ScARFS IlALF-HANDkERCll1EF
FICIICS. JABOTS, BlBS. COLLARETTES.
and FRlLLlNGS in pr"fuSior:
beautiful LACES. EDG1NGS. lSSERTlSGS, &c.
Please call an! examine our goods before you pur-
chase. COURTNEY & POWELL'
mh2G Sl5 Broad street.
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: OUR IDoI--MoSTAGUE IN RICHMOND.-
Manager Powell has quite a treat in store
for our theatre-goers on Monday when.
Mr.. IL. j. Montague will appear at the
Theatre in Mrs. Harry Beckett's play" Our
Idol" The play is said to be decidedly:
"nice," its plot well worked out, and IFS
dialogue at once brilliant, easy, and grace
ful. 1t tells touching story-at Tunes hui
moreus and pathetic, with love as the main
spring OF its existence. The first act
shows an artists studio, occupied by Jack
Beamlsh (Mr. Montague) and his friend
Noel Blake, composer, the genius OF
the establishment being Madge Herketh,
Noel's cousin The two friends discuss
OF their hopes and struggles, among
which both show that they have decided
interest IN Madge's welfare. The CONVEX
sation is, however, unsatisfactory TO them
selves, both becoming excessively annoyed.
especially Blake, ut what he thinks is
se]6shness on the part OF jack A Major
Whyte enters, who wants q requiem COM
posed, in compliance with request found
among the papers OF q deceased relative:
He is followed by Lady Blanchmayne
and her daughter on the same errand.
They get the music required and depart,
and the oct closes with the reading OF q
letter inviting them all to the residence Of
the late Sir Richard Gaunt. In the second
act Blake is declared the heir to the disgust
of almost everybody, and he at once be-
comes heartless and ambitious, and in the
third act Jack and Madge are driven by his
ingratitude to their old home ), while in the
fourth act Aadge gradually torgets her love
for Blake which she had given, him In their
days Of poverty, and though! their pros
poets are not wealthy they promise much
happiness. %; -, tli4nl.sal y.:i. ~ -l-L =
Montague will have the support OF Louis
L.. James, Miss Ellen Oummips, and a first
class company. .y,n.fso ;,.>,..
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A Doc LEAPS FROM A TOWER ONE Hun
DREp FEET HIGH ANDIs UNHURT.-Yesterday
evening very sedate, genteel-looking dog,
OF the pointer species, went to the top OF
the fremont Hotel to have q look at the
city. A beyy OF boys spied him, and at
onco betook themselves to the top Of the
building to Experiment on the jumping
qualities OF the animal. He was an elderly
dog. and had that philosophical turn of
mind that convinced him that it would be
useless to argue the danger there was in
undertaking the feat his assailants had sug-
gested to him, and so without, any
snarling argument or swapping debate
he announced himself ready and pre-,
pared himself for the ordeal. The leap
from the fremont Hotel to the ground Is
perilous one, but the dog was brimful OF
enterprise, and made it. The distance IS
about one hundred feet, and while passing
through that space the dog evidently had
some grand old ideas Of gravity that the
world will never know. When he struck
the ground he was stunned and lay notion
less for several minutes, but finally gotup
and walked oil, resolved in his own mind,
doubtless, never to ascend to such lofty
heights again, and particularly when there
is boy in sight GdlueSton NetcS.
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HAYEs's POLICY EHDoRsEn-MEETING OF
COLORED PERsOES.-Pursuant to the call, q
meeting OF colored citizens was held in
front Of the Davenport Hotel last evening.
J. w. S. Bowe was chosen chairman, and
Charles w. Whittle secretary. The follow
ing resolutions were adopted
"Whereas we believe it to be duty that
we owe ourselves and the interest OF good
government, so essential to the welfare and
protection Of all; and we feel scnsibly and
appreciate the necessity OF liberal policy
that must, il carried out, invite and stimu-
late the best elements and crown the efforts
with lasting encomiums,
ReSolued, That we recognize in his En-
cellency r. B. Hayes not only the EXecu-
tive OF the nation, but the champion and
timely arbitrator of sectional difficulties.
We hail his inaugural as the harbinger OF
tranquility and peace, and heartily endorse
his policy and hail it with delight, believing
it to be the results OF true patriotism and
craftsmanship; and it develves upon all to
give it their support who desire the true
interest and perpetuity OF the republic.
Resolred, That it is the desire OF Repub-
licans here to see tue policy carried out so
gloriously commenced, and trust that itmay
be witnessed here rs 4 change SO much de-
sired. .%-.J .. .~-....... -. .:..... e
Resolued, That we believe that iu-
diclous recognition of identity, integrity,
and competency would lend greatly to
strengthen and unite the best elements,
anG add strength and life TO the party.
Resolred, That committee OF three be
appointed, with the chairman Of the meeting
added, to lay these resolutions before his
ExcelIency Il. 3. Hayes.
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A SUNDAY PRIZE FIGHT.-A prize-fght is
said to have occurred at Fairfield race
course last Sunday between John Tracy
and Seamon Benedict, resulting in the de-
feat OF /; Benedict, who had q portion Of bis
right ear: bit of, Tracy has escaped. Yes
terday Sergeants Howard and Wren ar
rested Benedict as one OF the principals, and
James Brady, William Dunn, James B. Car
roll, George w. Hoffman, Dennis Mahony,
George, B. Oakshott, Daniel Phealon, and
Charles johnson as spectators. It is claimed
on the one hand that the affair was really q
prize-fight; on the other that the parties
had had a difficulty and simply took this
method Of settling it. h,..rra. +
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MANCHESTERf>NEWS.

Il; Yesterday was Good. Friday, and there
was due observance ir,E our city. Espe-
cially was this observable Mt Meade Memo
rial chapel, where the Rev. DR.. Sans con-;
Quoted very interesting services. The city
was unusually duh otherwise, and there is
nothing to report except that Manchester is
steadily growing, and we are very glad OF it.
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ROLL OF Honor AT THE RICHMOND HIGH-
ScHooL.-The following is list OF the
pupils on the roll Of honor at the Richmond
High.School for the past week: Senior
Class-Ida G. Cox, Clara V.Dearborn. Lou
lie Minetree, Annie B. Pace, Laura Pecor,
and Mary Rady. intermediate Class-Mol-
lie E. Cox, Jennie Fox, Fannie G. Her
ring, Lillian V. Hutton, Mamie A. Lyon,
Mary L. Nowlin, Lucy Fl. Powers, Ida F.
Ragland, Gertrude Smith, and FIorrie Will
kinson. Junior Class-Augusta Anderson,
Fannie Blake, Constance Cabell, Bertha
Dickinson, Stella Hagan, Grace Henning,
and Zaidee Morton.
Attendance for the week, 81 per cent.
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10. 78.
or THE BIBLE
tnagers u the
esterdayt after

DlhbIlsu VF lhE MAMA OF THE 6iBLE
S0crETY.--The Board Of tnagers Il the
Virginia Bible Society nj esterday after
noon. DR.. Hoge preside aa7
- The report OF the Bon Managers to
the Virginia Bible Societ! g prepared, r in
the absence OF DR.. J.. W. ,nes, by the
secretary, and read; which, on motion, was
adopted as the report Of the Board. 20 81
The committee on speakers for the ami
versary Of the Society intimated that in all
probability one OF the very prominent
United States senator's and Rev. DR.. Stuart
Robinson, Of Louisville, KY, would ad-
dress the Bible Society next Wednesday
night at 8 O'Clock, ut Centenary church. 2
Tuesday evening at o. o'clock was fixed
as the time, and the lecture-room OF Cen
tenary church as the place, for holding the
business meeting OF the Society.
The Board have extended, through its
president q very cordial invitation to the
Board Of Managers Of the American Bible
Society to hold the anniversary meeting OF
that Society in Richmond in May, 1878. n
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-JuStice Jo-
seph j. White presiding.-Richard Cole
man, alias Henry Epps, was sent on to the
grand jury to answer for breaking and en-
tering the house OF D. o. Leary and stealing
quantity Of lead pipe. fv'
William Norman and Charles Allen (two
colored sneak-thieyes( arrested for stealing
one pistol from Samuel Sutherland. Nor
man was sent to Jail for six months and Al
len for three months, and each had twenty
lasl es added.
Eos, Gillian and Cora Lee two colored
sire, t-walkers) were sent to jail for thirty
days each. ....., ..-....
Sylvanus Griffin, guilty Of stealing one
cake OF cheese, valued at So, from George
Tucker, was sent to Jail for ninety days.
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We don't krow anything more sickening
than -. Yes, miss.-Richmaond Dispatch.
Charles Augustus says he does: !" No, slr"-
when a fellow pops the question.-Char-
.tottesuiHe Chronicle -, ,,,,,r.I So, ~,
- a cortespon dent Of the Dispatch, over
the signature OF 'Prince Edward" !" nomi-
the compositor .mistook Lee.for Dash, is in
Iexplicabiey--C Charlottesville Chronicle. =.
s The snow-shoyeir standeth behind the cell
lar-door, sad and lonely, while the ice-man
coeth about the streets with Joy and glad
ness ip bis heart and rheumatics in bis legs.
Konkers Gazette. ,.2 - ~, - ..1:f 1T -i
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THE MCCREADY CASE IN THE SUPREME
COURT OF THE UNITED STATEs.-Friday the
9th OF April is fixed in this court for hear
ing the case Of McCready Us. The Common
wealth, in which the right is claimed for
non-residents to plant oysters in the waters
within the jurisdiction OF the Common
wealth. Judge Robert Ould for the appel
lant Attorney General Daniel for the Com
monwealth. h.. liz
In the cases OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company Us The Commonwealth,
involving the right Of the State to tax the
company, the Court willhear the argument
any day to be agreed on by counsel. None
has been. definitely agreed on yet. Hons.
William M. ,Evarts and William ]. Robert
son for the appellant, Attorney General Dan
iel for the Commonwealth. 49,. ',,,..t +.
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DR.. Taylor Entertainnent.--Eyerybody
who can ought To- go and see Dr. Taylor's
delightful entertainment ct the courthouse
Tuesday and Wednesday nights, and hear
bis. humorous address. The cause is;a good
one, and deserves to be we'll patronized..
The proceeds will be devoted to paying Oh
the debt on Meade Memorial church.
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EDWARD C. GoDDIN; 4 P. 81, framed dwell
Ing on the east side Of Thirtieth street between
Leigh and NJ streets.
JAMES MACDOUGALL, at 12 bt., steamtug Vigi-
liant at auction at Watson's wharf g i.s.
FRANK d. HILL, P. NJ. brick house and lot on
the east side OF First between Main and Ffank-
lin streets. ="
". j. GENTRY, Deputy Sergeant, IL A. H., cor.
ner Franklin and ndTwentv-second streets, framed
building, slaves, hoop-lron, &c.
HILL & ANDERSON, IL NJ, mules, horses, wa
Ron, &c. ..... .. .s--. .... r.,r;
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FooT MAsHED-PAINFUL ACCIDENT es-
terday afternoon Mr.. George Vaughan,
while at work at Messrs. Whittet d Shep..
persons printing establishment, corner OF
Tenth and Main streets, had his foot caught
in one of the presses, inticting painful and
serious injuries. The city ambulance was
summoned and the young man conveyed to
his home. DR.. !. II. White was called IN 4,
and dressed his injuries. Mr. Vaughan, 1t
will be remembered, accidentally shot him.
self some time ago at the same office.
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SUPREME Court OF PAPPEAs.-Clarke's Us.
Govan's executors; Goyan's executors Us.
Clarke's. Partly argued by r. 7. Daniel
apd 10. Lane Stern, Esqs., and continued
till to-day. ,....
Bliss Us. Robinson. Dismissed agreed.
Botteghimer Us. German Building Asso+
citation, No. 2, and others. Dismis 'ed
agreed.
Garrett Us. Bradford; Southern Mutual
Insurance Company Us. Yates. Continued
until Wednesday next on account OF the
illness OF the family Of one Of the counsel.
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PROVISIONS OF THE BHL-A GOOD OFFICE,
WITH A SALARY OF FIFTEEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS PER ANNUM TO BEGIN WITH
THE APPOINTMENT TO BE MADE EY THE
Observation-Disclosures TO BE ANA
'LYzED-A CABINET OF MINERKLs-DU-
TIES OF THE COMMISSIONER, &C., &C.
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WE ARE RECEIVING daily additions TO our large
stock of Boots, Shoes Trunks, Satcheis &c. Prices
very low. Custom work (band-made) made TO orde3
aud guaranteed to fit. Repairing neatly and prompn
ly done. HERMAN BoscIEN BROTHER,
500 and 81 Broad street.
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y1,osy1cr RRcEIyED. William j,
fOverbey, Of Pittsylvania county: lodged in
the penitentiary last night Colonel Richard
Parker, six years, for, forgery. Colonel
Parker has. held various offices OF honor
and trust In Pittsylvanis, and was county
surveyor at the time he committed the for
geries. .,..s.sse ~ lt
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"LEGHAN."-We suggest that should our friends
need IN old and pure rye whiskey they try the lie
ghan," one Of Messrs. w. d. BLAIR & Co.'s most
popular brands. Their price for such an old whis-
key Is exceedingly reasonable. '-
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-John H. Smith and
John Evans were arrested yesterday by
Sergeant Jeter and Officer Lamkin charged
with taking ten dollars by violence from the
person Of Billy Berry. Berry and the two
accused are colored.
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I Managers to
nrsornnndfSH

CoNFIRaATION.-Twenty-two persons
were confirmed at St. Johns church night
before last. -,.sa.
At St. Paul's church last night divine
service was read by Rev. Charles Mimi
gerode, D. D., pastor, assisted by Rev. Pike
Powers. Bishop Wbittle preached and con.
frmed nineteen persons-nine males and
ten females - -
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FRY GOODS.

4 TTENTION, ALL YE DRY GOODS
~ RUYERS-uur buyer IS North attending the
large sales OF DRY GOODS, and is sending home
large lots of goods bought at the lowest cash nknrcS
A new lot OF those beautiful BLACK ALPAChS,
from 25c. TO 75c.; nice article Al $50. Also. an
other lot OF DRESS GOODS in small patterns. VIII
hc sold ~ one third of their real value, ut
J. l.. WHlTLOCKS,
NH Al 1909 Main street.
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POSTPONED. concert advertised to
take place at the Virginia Opera.house tor
the benefit OF Mrs. Colonel HARRISON pas
been unavoidably postponed for snort
time.
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THE NEW SPRING STYLES exhibited at E
SPENCE s SONS are inimisable, varied, and suitet
to the times. Call and make your selectipns.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN RIcH-
aoNp POST OFFICE MARCH 30 1s77.-Mrs.
Mamie Davis, Richmond, Va; Miss Ella
Perkin, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Jane Robin
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,BIaTHDAY OF Two MEMBERS. Thursday
the Goth instant was the birthday OF two
members, OF the House Of. Delegates-yiz.
Hon, John Letcher and Dir. T.W. Hoen'
niger .y,...sst. .-fs.y,j ..f.stF .;s,y4.,.Ft
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!. NEW cLoTHs. NEW cAssI,4ER Es,!caEW VEST
INGs, NEW CLOTHING, new gentiemtn! furnisne
tngs, new everything, az r b. SPENCE q SONS
clothing establishment. ,s;sgr ~ ,soiLiY01ti &
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed. ts..-.. .t
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CoLDEN's LIEBlGs LIQUID EXTRACT OF DEEF
AND TONIC INyIGoRAToR regulates tho bowels
tones the stomach, strengthens the nerves, inducing
bright intellect, and joyous, vigorous health.
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nj. ELLYsoN 6 Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
yertisemeuts In all Of the newspapers of the United
States ut publishers rates Orders LETT at the DIS
patch counting will receive prompt atten-
fior
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Rs- On all sales of Real Estdte made betUeci
the lst Of January and last Of June the taTssfsl
On GiI sales made betuoeen the lst OF July and las
of the year the tares have to be paid 6y the seller
fThs custom was adopted about fifteen years. age
BY all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and yieinty.1 s...| ,.. ...-s.
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OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At a regular meeting
Of the Lee Literary Society, held at their hall,
on Twenty street, the following officers
were elected for. the ensuing term: A. T.
Burr, .Jr., president; D.. T.. Crane, sice-pre-
sident; c. Z. Hasker, recording secretary;
J. G. Hubbard. assistant secretary; W. u.
Yeaman, treasurer; A. Nc. Parker, chap
lain; W. Bait. Riddick, censor; r. a.
Folkes, critic. -.,..,.,,s -. e..r,..., s,it,,
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Ho! FOR THE SIZING STYLES at z. B. SPENCE
g. soS,s.. Stock sarxe-boushs a. the lowest cash
prices-and Wilt be closed out ut prices to suit all
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ONE DoLLAR- L,EH = - :"
S, .r.,1 !. Atwood Boys' Pants. ;;lE
-Four 70 nine years OF age.
A. sAKs 9 CO., 1913 Main street
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Down DowS! Down are the prices at Z. b
SPENCE s. soS's fashionable clothing establish
noants !, - ,fses tya 'f.iil H. 5q-'@f9 ~
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DATES.

=.
UCRRY UP AND BUY SOME OF
Ill those DATES at PIZZINPS-four pounds for
only twenty-fYe cents. .. -.-..-.--. -, mn ~
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CYCLE BROTHERS
- HAVE JrsI OPENED AFCIL ASSORTMENT
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Beautiful STRIPED SILKS al Soc, never sold less
than 81 Ter yarC:
BLACK sILks iroin IL TO So per yard-a large as
mcnl:
COLORkD DRESS GOODS-such n PONGEE
SILKS and all the numerous styles OF CASSl-
MERES for gentlemen, and boys wear, from
35c. 10 $3.50 per yard;
1000 YARDS more of those LINEN REMNANTS,
n, soc. worth from 75c. to 81 per yard;
A complete assortment OF WHITE GUODS-Cam-
brics, Swiss MuslinS, Chech Nansook ard Vic
torll Lawns
4 large assortment Of CAMBRlC EDGES;
CoRSETS from 50c 10 So:
so piece. Of WASH-POPLINS 1T SC. per yard.
A great many of these goods hav- been purchased
within the last ten days In New York at lanic prlces
and will be sold accordingly.
il willlay you to examine our stock before buying
elsewhere.
We offer special inducements on account Of re-
moving 10 new store, No.319 Broad street, be
tween Third aud Fourth.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street.
mh27.lm between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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Do Nor FoRGErto 10 and buy some Of those nice
Dates at PrzztNI,s. Pour pounds for Zoe.