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PACKARD Washington, April 17.-Pack-
ard has levelled another letter at the Presi-
dent, in which he complains that the Demo
Gratis refuse to agree to 4 meeting OF all the
members Of the Legislatures holding GER
tificates of the Returning Board, and allow
this body to decide which is the legal gov
eminent. Packard calls this the Presidents
plan, and adroitly seeks to place the Demo
Gratis in the attitude OF defying the commits.
sion. .4
The Nichols Legislature yesterday passed
a series OF pacifcatory resolutions that are
spoken OF as part OF the plan OF compro.
mise, and the latest advices are that it is
proceeding satisfactorily.
Neao Orleans. April 1.-THE Nichols
House has been canyassed iayorably on the
proposition to organize the House on the
basis of the first roll-call OF the Nichols
Legislature, emitting seven members, since
seated, as subject to contest. The result
would he siXty-two Democrats and fifty.
seven Republicans. The commission will
seek the Presidents approval Of this plan
before submitting it to Packard.
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THE LOUISIANA COMMISSION - WORKING
FOR A CoMPRoMISE-THE ALTERNATIVE
THE MILITARY QUEsTIoS.-Ne1o Orleans,
April 16.-In conversation with General
Hawley tonight he stated that it was posi-
BILE the commission might be here week
longer, as the members had determined to
exhaust every effort to secure harmonious
adjustment OF the Legislature. A PROPOSE
ton Of the Nichols government to this end
will probably be submitted to Packard to-
morrow. If be rejects that another may be
made, but by. neither of them can Packard
obtain CONTRA of the Legislature. AS for
securing any legal settlement through pro-
cess Of the State courts General Haw-
ley says that is out Of the question, as the
status of the courts is just as much at issue
us that of the Legislature. General Hawley
saws if the commission finally conclude that
no adjustment can be effected they will
have nothing left but to report the fact to
the President. He says that Governor Nj
cholls is exhibiting commendable spirit. II,
he also said, the mission Of himself and his
associates should prove failure. the PreSi.
dent will then determine whether to re-
move the troops, OF to retain them here with
a purpose merely to prevent the shedding
of blood, but in no other manner to inter-
fere between the contestants.-SpeCidl dis
patch to the Baltimore San. 81.
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IRREGULARITIES OF the arbi-
trary action Of President Grant in with
holding the appropriations for rivers and
harbors the Dispatch says: "We cannot
imagine where tine notion ever originated
that the President can suspend an act of
Congress- 1t had its origin with the
leaders of the Radical party, whose rule OF
action was based solely upon the law Of
might, particularly so when it had reference
to withholding that which should have been
given to the people, or in taking from them
whatever the cupidity Of these pirates de-
manded. For all the irregularities that
have crept into the Government Of the
United States the leaders Of the Radical
party are directly responsible. "-Norfolk
Led0er "s.s
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~ COHEN BROTHERS are Just in
receipt of large stock of BLACK BRILLIANTINE
ALPACAs, which they are offering at special low
prices. These goods have been consigned 10 them
by large New York house, and will be sold far be-
low market value. Their range in price is from. %
to Csc. also, the MOHAIR tdouhle-widthl AL
PACA at 22e.
They are also offering large stock Of SILKS
much below market value:
BLACK SILKS ut 70, rs, 9oc., *1.15 for pure
SILK, GROS-GRAINj, $1.25, *l.35, *1.45,
$3.50, s1.65, a1.75, 81. *2.05, 1925, $3.50,
$40, and So;
Also, considerable variety of COLORED SILKS;
A full, assortment Of other DRESS GOODS.
FRENCII-WOvEN CORSETS at SIX, so, 75c.'
81. $3.50, $3.50. and $3.50;
Also, THOMPsoN'S GLOyE-FITTING COR
SETS.
Every variety of WHITE GOODS, In some Of
which they offer special bargains:
See their imported VICTORIA LAWN at 15c.:
Their FRENCH PlQUES At 1sc.. and many other
goods.
4 large stock Of WHITE and FANCY HOSIERY
just received:
Every variety of LACES, including the novelties
Also, large stock Of BIDS.
co pieces of WHITE and COLORED MATING
just received;
Also, FLOOR OIL-cLOTHS from 35c. up.
Inh 80
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DRY GOODS.
GARDOZO, FoURQUREAy :. Z

ARDozo, FoURQUREAN & 90
ARE RECEIVING:
by every steamer the latest styles AMI ro..,.,
SPRING GOODS,
which they guarantee cannot be bo,:rh, ,h,
retail In the United States. IN
they defy competition in this ma,Lc, go,
being handsomer and larger than cycr ,,.,.
braring all Of the new shades. In
BLACK GOODS
they are keeping larger and finer s,ocr,,
have ever done, and call especial a,,.n,;,.,
line of their business. a "cry large as.or,..,-.
sUN-sIIADEs AND rARASor~
latest styles and shades. A full gar =
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
NOVELTIES IN NECK-TlEs e..
LACE FIsCHUEe,
very handsome. y large -,rc, ~
CASSIMERES
lmh "a
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The Conservative Senate.-.Declara.
ton Of Pledges.

NEW ORLEANS, April 1G.-The Nichols
Senate to-day passed the following Joint re-
solutions and preamble, which are part of
the plan OF adjustment:
whereas the people OF the State Of LOU
siana, after years OF suffering and mlsrule,
have with supreme satisfaction seen the
wise determination OF President Hayes, as
expressed in his inaugural. and already hap
piIy executed in South Carolina, to restore
the local sef-government of the southern
States, and peace and prosperity to the
whole country by, q return to rigid fol-
lowing of the wise principles OF constitu-
tional government; therefore be it r, ~
I jResolued or the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives in. General Assembly convened
| FIRST. That we cordially endorse the pol
| icy of the President as enunciated in his
| inaugural, and we pledge our hearty CO.
operation, aid, and support in the execu-
ton thereof.
Second. That the execution of said policy
in the State of Louisiana will prove the
source of inestimable blessings to her peo-
pie, lift up their burdened spirits, heal their
wounded prosperity, renew their wasted
fields. bring happiness to their homes, and
give to the whole people, without distinc-
ton Of race or color, future Of progress,
as we'll moral as material. 80 III.
Third. That as an earnest of.eur en-
deavors we hereby solemnlv declare that it
is and will be the purpose of the govern
ment Of the State Of Louisiana represented
by Francis j. Nichols as its executive head,
first, to accept in good faith the thirteenth,
fourteenth, and fifteenth amendments Of the
Constitution Of the United States in letter
and in spirit; second, the enforcement of
the laws rightly and impartially to the end
that violence and crime shall be suppressed
and promptly punished, and that peace and
order prevail, and that the hunt lest laborer
upon the soil OF Louisiana, throughout
every parish in the State, of every color,
shall receive full and equal protection Of
the laws in person, property, and political
rights and privileges; third, to the promo
ton Of the kindly relations between white
and colored, citizens OF the State upon
basis OF justice and mutual confidence.
Fourth. The education Of all classes of
people being essential to the preservation Of
free institutions, we do declare our solemn
purpose to maintain system OF public
schools by an equal aud uniform taxation
upon property as provided in the Constitu-
ton Of the State, and which shall secure the
education Of the children of white and col
ored citizens with equal advantages.
Fifth. Deslrous Of healing the dissen-
sions that have disturbed the State for
years past, and anxious that the citizens OF
all political parties may be free from the
feyerish anxieties Of political strife and join
bands in honestly restoring the prosperity
OF Louisiana, the Nichols government will
disconntenance any attempted persecution
from any quarter of individuals for past po-
liticaI conduct.
49, III. i 4 Ii u y q
Sixth. That the Governor be requested to
forward copy of these resolutions to the
President of the United States.
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Rev. J.. D. FULTON said in sermon las

Rev. j. D. FULTON said in q sermon last
Sunday in Brooklyn: .:..~z'1 .,
ssThe Lord drove the nation into cor
ner and held it there until it acknowledged
this fact and issued the fifteenth amend
ment And then look how Immediately
after the nation consented to these terms
came HIS help and interposition Abra-
ham Lincoln rose from his knees and signed
the fifteenth amendment"
FULTON is a false teacher. Mr.. LINCOLN
died several years before the fifteenth
amendment was proposed. "Rose from
his knees" says Mr.. FULTON OF the man
who was killed in theatre on Good-Friday.
FULTON is hypocrite, as is every such falsl-
fer and slanderer.
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Major BAKER p. LEE, the secretary Of the
new Railroaa-Commissioner, cannot but
feel gratifed when he reads the many COM
piimentary notices which his brethren of the
press 1--WE stiltelaim him as an EDITOR have
written upon the occasion OF his appoint
ment to that place. We don't think that
Colonel CARTER could have found anywhere
man whose abilities aud whose courteous
bearing towards everybody better fit him
for such position than do those qualifica-
lions in Major LEE.
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ROBBED OF $4,000 WORTH OF BoNDs.-
Boston, April 16.-Charles Corey, OF N o. 1913
Washington street,this morning purchased
$4,000 in United States bonds, and was fol.
lowed to bis store by three men, two OF whom
engaged his attention, while the third stole
the bonds from Gorey's coat, which was
hanging near by. There is no cue to the
thieves as yet Telegram to the National
Republican.
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FoKSEY says that the leading sentiment Of
the Revolution OF 1776 was, 81 am not q
Virginian am an American" Perhaps
the Virginians Of this day wouldn't get as
good associates as those of '76 did, il they
were to practice and preachsthis doctrine.
But why Gan American ?" II the doc.
trine be good, carry it out? Be ga citizen
OF the world" like GoLDsMTH's man. Claim
the negroes, Malays, Papuans, and all the
rest OF them, as compatriots.
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MATING, CARPETS, &c.

lust RECEIVED, 100 pieces oTaS. cAK;
pETs. RUGS, and MATS; coRStifssni line Q.
CURTAINS and sHApEs; sa aisS which We are
PAPER-HANGISIes 81 .i a.' ORDERS promptly ~
tended to IN town or SSHiIiIps JENNi s,res.
No. %, corner Thirteenth anu ap l2-lm
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DEATHS.

Died. on the 7th Of April, at the residence of her
ELEANOR. wife of.the late George II. Wilson, of
Kent county, Md. ...ti -, e. - -: 49,
church on THURSDAY at 8 p. III. Friends OF the
family ar. invited to attend,
BALTIMORE Duty Sun aud Chestertown tMd)
papers please copy.
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me- FOUND AT LAST.-The time and
place to save money is at the Broad-Street Dry
/ Goods Emporium Of WILLIAM THALHlMER,
corner of Sixth and Broad streets. Read and reflect
on the numerous bargains now offered
$50 pieces new and desirable shades of DRESS
! : GOODS at 25c.-the prctticst and cheapest In
the city; 20 pieces BLACK AI,PACAS at 25c.,
would bc cheap at Sc: 80 pieces BLACK AL
PACAS ut 35 and 4Oc., cheap at 30 and 6Qc
Also 4 large line of CACHEMIRE S, DELAlNES,
| &C. at extraordinary low prices. Give me call
in BLACK ALPACAS, rs promise special bar
gains in them. BLACK GRENADINES large
variety, l2h to Toe.
20 pieces STRIPED GRENADINE at 1896 worth
IS and Soc: 100 picces4.4 VICTORIA LAWN
| nj 15c worth fully 25c.-thS Is the greatest bar
gain of the season; SO pieces PIQUES ut loc:
worth 8 and zoe: also, II large stock OF all
kinds of WHITE GOODS ut very low prices; 40
pieces shades. GRASS LINENS mt 10 anu
l2kc.: also, 4 large line OF SU1TlNG LINENS,
KiD.GLOVE DEPOT of WILLIAM TIIALLI-
MER-l0O DOZEN LADIES' TWO-BUTTON KIDS
at SOC. worth 75c. and 81: $50 dozen LADIES
TWO-BCTTUN KIDS mt 75c. and S1-thc largest
stock I'm the city to select from.
PARASOL DEPOT-1,0 900 Paras0ls, from 25c
toss l solicit call, as have special bargains In
them. A large stock Of Ladies' and Misses White
and Striped Hose. Corscts, Handkerchefs. Gloves
Scars, Ribbons, and lots of other goods at very low
prices WILLIAM TlIALuIMER,
mn ID Col Broad street.
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NJ MATTING!

MT FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS:
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER at $3.50 case;
HuNYADI JANOs BITTER WATER, Hun
"- garian;
PULLNA HITTER WATER. Bohemian;
FREDERICKSBURG BITTER WATER;
CARLSBAD WATER (Sprudcl spring.;
VICHY WATER:
Settlers WATER, Nassau:
CONGRESS SPRING WATER. Saratoga;
HAWTHORN SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
ROCKBRlDGE ALUM WATER,
ALLEGuANY WATER, &C, &C.,
by the bottle or in original packages, on the best
terms at
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
mh7 go Main street
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NJ o II l T. l.
United STATES INTERNAL REVENUE SIZE
CIAL TAXES, NAY i. 1877, To
APRIL 30, 1878.

The Revised Statutes Of the United states. sec '.l
1892, 3237. 1898, and 3239, require e.sri I'm:
engaged in any business. ayocaton. or emp" hr ~
whirl, renders him liable TO SPECIAL TN. ~
PROCURE AND PLACE CONSrlCIol III M ~ :.
ills ESTABLISHMENT OF PLACE pf -.
NESS a STAMP denotn2 the payment VI az u,y
CIAL TAX for the speciai-taX year hcElhhins 80:
l,lS77, before commencing or continuing ""''-',
after April 80, 1877. -. :, = ,,>o r.
ouircd by law Of every person liable to sI~cLi ''A
Us above.
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The G. A. II. won II hear G. r. A.


X0ung holjes' BOOZE Of american Explorers.
BY THOMAS WENTWORTH HIGGIss0s, Uni
form with the Young Folks History of
tle United States. Z Fully illustrated.
Price, sl.50. Boston: LEE3& SHEPPARD.
1877.
Dir. HIGGISsoS Is q line writer. What.
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HANDSOME DISPLAY sos8s
SPRING AND SUMNER MILLINERY.-~mo
OPENING DAY AT LEWIS KAUFMAN'S,
TUESDAY THE 18TH AND WEDNESDAY, TIE
18TH INSTANT.
Having Just returned from New York. am pre-
pared to offer ut both wholesale and retail COM
plete stock of MILLINERY GOODS consisting Of
PATTERN HATS and BOSNETS,
FRENCH FLOWERS, OSTRICH TIPS.
SILKS, RIBBONS, and UNTRIMMED HATS,
In all the latest styles and shades. ...-. =.
most respectfully solicit call from my CUSTOM
crs and the public generally. They will find one OF
the most carefully selected and bestassorted stocks
at the most reasonable prices In the city.
/ also have large stock of FANCY GOODS con-
ssting of ,,,,u,r,,s,
NECk-WEAR Of all kinds,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
q. 81. CORSETS, HANDkERCHlEFS,
'..E BUTTONS. JEWELR1,
~tr ZEPHYR WORSTED, &c.
LADIES' READY-MADE UNDERWEAR anu
CHiLDREN'S DRESSES a specially
Also, full assortment OF PARASOLS at lowest
market prices LEWIS KAUFMAN, -'s
--7717-'.A .-... 4l3 Broad street,
apl3-6t* between Fourth and Fifth.
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fhe President is preparing a message to
be presented to Congress recommending an
appropriation for the representation OF this
country at the Paris exposition.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, by Elder James Gregory, on the 18th OF
April, 1877, at Providence church, Chesterfield
county, MIR. ROBERT w. ROBERTS TO Miss ROSA
A. HICKS: both Of the county Of Chesterfield.
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The HUTCHINSON family are again singing
In the North. They are set OF hum
bugeous nincompoops.
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<'NSRlfEE.
ia I..S.

CITY COLLECTORS uFfi.E.
RICHMOND. April II. lH''.
DY AN ORDINANCE OF THE Gil
ID IL Is required that notice shall tc given IN al III"
daily newspapers, under the direction 81 ~" ~'-
mtiec on Finance, that the LIST OF pEL!HV1+'.
TAXES on .,.
REAL ESTATE
for the preceding year will he pubi>h%i IN "is :
more Of the daily newspapers. ana AIS" Inc KING 49,
place OF sale OF said delinquency. 80, D.,
In accordance with the above the LIST WI re
published in the state newspaper on TtES)Al W.
24th instant, aud on SATURDAY the ON "a; =.
Hall on Rroad street between Ninth and Tenth -
tween The hours ofl2 O'Clock NJ. and o'cl"cH T. w.,
on MONDAY tire 7th day Of May. An! All it'i' ~
so published will be subjected 20 an I'"'''"@'
penalty Of 0 per cent for charges. ,,,s,.,,-
ap 17-Gt , "1I,,'--
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THE TAXES EMBRACE" WITHIN TIE Ky
VISIONS OF THE LAW AnofE " o''N
ARE TIE FOLLOWlNG-NlL.:

sot'U ~
RectifierS. ~ 40
Dealers, retail liquor. IN M
Dealers wholesale liquor. "a 40
Dealers In malt liquors, wholc>aIe.'...''''' On 90
Dealers In malt liquors, retail .'.'.'''''''' * 10
Dealers in leaf tobacco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rI0 90
Retail dealers IN leaf tobacco. "',y
And on sales OF over Il 900, htty cents '''
dollar In excess OF $1,000 500
Dealers In manufactured toDacco.-''''''''' ~ uu
Manufacturers 81 suns. 20 %
And for each still manufactured. .''''''' IN 90
And for each worm manufactured. IN 90
Manufacturers OF tobacco. .......'''''''' 10 90
Manufacturers OF cisars.. ..'....ts..,.
Peddlers of tobacco, hrsi-ciaSs s'no's 'Al' 50 %
two horses or other animals ......''',,,..a
Peddcrs OF tobacco, second class .'"o 93 %
horses or other aniualS) 49,, .....'';.'.'
pedders OF tobacco, third class tone i"'eS ~ 90
or other ANIMAL ........... ....',....,:!n,
Pedders OF tohacco, fourth Class W" '' 10 90
or public conveyance !, -. SO 90
Brewers OF less than ouo parre's''' lO0 90
Brewers of 500 barrels or more..''.''''''' -, v,,h
ANY nerson SO liable who shall fail Ia comp!
,ha f55rrsoing requirements will be subject ~ So
penalties. ,,,, ,,r..,,ou dist rct OF
Virginia liable 10 pay any OF tne Collector
of internal Revenue ut Richmond, Va, An" iney
and procure the Specia-Tax stamp ,% or FUR
need prior 10 May !, 1877, and "iino'A
THEIR NOTICE. m rs,,,,ad by mail
Specia-Tax stamps VIII be tra,, .nr,.rtns the
ONLY on receipt from the person or ,brr with the
nosta stamps or The amount T. thrr
nav th. postage The postage on ono - !, 4 desired
cents and on two stamps six cehs. anvil ten cents
that they be transmitted by rc:.istefea na
additional should accompany In s's X. RAUM
Commissioner Of luseras, sluIXGIOy.
OFFICE OF ISrEkNAL REVENUE an 4-61w&S
u. C., January %. 1877.
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FLORISTS.

FLOWERS! FLOWERS THE largest,
IT hest, and cheapest collection of BEDDING
PLANTS ever offered IN the city IS ut LAlRD'S
GARDEN, on Grace and Broac streets. ap lb-lm
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COURTNEY 4 POWELL
SIS BROAD STREET,
are now offering great inducements in the following
articles:
CORSETS fer soc. worth 75c.:
CORSETS for Use. worth 81;
CORSETS for 81 worth $50;
MOURNING C.>LICOES for &c. worth s4c.;
BEAUTIFUL COLoRED C!ALICOES for exc.
Our entire stock of DRESS GOODS, consisting of
all the new shades and qualities, will be offered ut
greatly reduced prices.
STRIPED AND CHECKED SILKS at Sc, 9Oc.,
and 81;
BLACK SILKS, S5c.;
BLACK SILKS. 81;
BLACK SILKS, 1925;
BLACK SILKS, $3.50 andup.
Also, bargains in WHITE GOODS-such as
NAINSOOKs,
VICTORIA LAWNS,
CAMBRICS,
PIQUEs,
LINENS, sc.
LADIES HOSE Irregular madcl, g per dozen
worth 81.
GENTLEMEN'S BLEACHED HALF-HoSE, So
per dozen worth $3.50.
ca, and examine ap IL
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MILLINERY GOODS.

THE LARGEST AND MOST 49,
J. FASHIONABLE STOCK OF MILL YEat&
merry GOODS IN THE CITY AT THERE'S
MOST REASONABLE PRICES.-All the novelties
Of the season in Flowers, BATS, Bonnets. Ribbons,
Vcilings. Ornaments &C. Straw and Pamilla bats
from 25 to 45c.: Sailor Hats only soc. worth 75c.
and 81 Lace Bibs and Cellars ut SIC. worth Soc,
ut 47c worth zoe. All other goods In proportion
cheaper than ever. Aniccline of Silks ut 4Oc. worth
- Mrs. T. HUTZLER.
525 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth.
Richmond Va.
Country orders solicited and satisfaction guaran-
TODD aD IA
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MT BUY YOUR HAMBURGER EN-
BROIDERY at COHEN BROTHERS. They are
now offering the largest and handsomcst stock ever
offered in this city. mn ~
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r..-.. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Beautiful STRIPED SILKS at Soc, never sold less
than 81 per yard:
BLACK SILKS from 81 to So per yard-a large as
COLORED DRESS GOODs-such as PONGEE
SILKS ana all the numerous styles OF CASSl-
MERES for gentemen's and boys wear, from
Soc. to $3.50 per yard; aforementioned,
1T Soc. worth from 75c to 81 per yard;
A complete assortment Of WHITE GOODS-Cam-
brics, Swiss Muslins, Check Nainsook, ard VIC
toria Lawns;
4 large assortment Of CAMBRIA EDGES;
CORSETS from soc. to SO:
SO pieces of WASH-POPLINS at Sc. per yard.
A great manyof these goods have been purchased
within the last ten days In New York at panic prices,
and will be sold accordingly.
1t will pay you to examine our stock before buying
elsewhere.
We offer special Inducements on account OF re-
moving to our new store, No. 319 Broad street. De-
tween Third and Fourth -
- SYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
NH 27.1m between Fourth and Fllth streets.
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Mt T. r. PRICE & CO.-Just received,
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES,
BLACK and CoLaRED BROCADE SILKS,
Splendid line of
LADIES, UMBRELLAS and PARASOLs,
IRISH LINENS, SHEET1NGS,
DAMASKS, NAPKINS, &C.
NEW CAsSTMEREs, for gentlemen's suits;
BLACK and COLORED FRENCH CLOTHS
and DOESKINS,
COLLARS, SHIRTS, GLOVES, &c. ap l6
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DRY GOODS.
:" HERE TO BUY YOUR
w SPRING DRY GOODS CHEAP.


No. COS BROAD STREET,
having purchased his sprlng stock since the recent
great decline in prices Is enabled to sell his goods
about twenty per cent. lower than those who bought
earlier.
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MT LOOK AT THE STRIPED MUSLINS
at 6Hc worth 20c.
FRENCH PIQUES at 1G2c. worth 25c.;
VICTORIA LAWNS at 124c. worth 1870. at 16hc.
worth 20c., at zoe. worth CSC, ut csc. worth
35c.;
LARGE IIECKED MUSLINS at 25c. worth 35c.'
TURKISH BATH TOWELS at So per dozen worth
$3.50;
HUCKABACK TOWELS in great varicty-some
new styles, pretty and cheap-as
apis LEVY BROIfiERS.
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RIIsINESS CHANCES.

Tor SALE, "A LARGE QUANTITY OF
Il FERTILIZERS, accumulated by the late VIM
cent iturgamn, Just beyond the corporate limits OF
the city. near Bacon's Quarter branch. Parties
wishing To purchase can be- supplied win any guam
tity they may desire E. ID. EACHO, +.
ap 14-6t No.9 Fourtecnth street.