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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-03
From the LyneI,btifg News. -
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The following was received Yesterday
from our correspondent at Prospect Depot.
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad:
APRIL ], 1878.
Our entire community was shocked yes
fesday morning by tile sad intelligence that
the residence, OF Mr.. James fYoodson, near
here. was entirely destroyed the previous
night, and that Mr. Woodson persisted in
the flames. No definite information can be
obtained as to the circumstances connected
Herewith, and all that is known in refer
ence to the matter is that when the s.ene
was visited by his neighbors the ebarred
bones OF this old and respected citizen a11
were found among the ruins. He had no
family at all, his wife having died several
years since, and his only attendant was
coIored boy, who had gone off visiting chat
night. Yours, &c, VEDETTE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ssT GRAND OPENING OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GooT,s
55ssss55 ~ Ar
Levy BROTHERS.
Levy BROTHERS
MONDAY. APRIL lsr, 1878.

Below this YOU will End their advertisements,
which read carefully: +s1ss-. -
BUNTINGS In all colors and qualities;
PRINTED LINEN LAWNs-the best assortment
ever offered; w
WHITE LINEN LAWNS. In al qualities;
New styles Of DRESS GOODS;
BLACK SILKS at 6Dc. worth S0c..:
BLACK SILKS MT 65c. worth 85c.;
BLACK SILKS ut 75c. worth 81;
BLACK SILKS Mt Soc. worth S1.l0;
COLORED SILKS st all prices;
STRIPED SILKS from 60c. to 81 per yard;
PLAID SILKS, very cheap;
BLACK GRENADINES in ell quaii'les-somc very
fine for over-dresses;
BLACK CAsHMERES, ali wool, at 60, 80, IS
s5c., 81, and 1925 per yard;
BLACK ALPACAS at i69s, 20, %, 30, 80, 40, 40,
and Co., up to 81 per yard:
BLACK iBRILLIANTINES and MOHAIRS, as
bright as silks, at 35, 40, IS, 6oe., and up to 81
per yard;
AUSTRALIAN CREPEs at 10. so, and COO. per
yard:
A large lot OF REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS to
be closed out cheap at
mdSO LEVY BROTHERS.
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N15~ COLLARETTESA AND EECK-RUF-
filings at the
CiiURCu-IlILL VARIETY STORE.
NH l6 2J02 Broad street.
~ YOUR PROMPT ATTENTION.
THOMAS J.. PRICE ( co.

THOMAS J.. PRICE & co.
announce Tor The early spring trade
BLACK SILKS at 81, &l.25, $3.50, Sl.73. 50
at prices lower than any house South. Ncasa
an examination of our prices.
BOCRETTE. MEXICAN, and tORTENSE
GRENADINES, in fullest assortment:
BROCADE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
BLACK and COLORED BUNTlNt;S-aI shade,-
from 25 to 75c.;
Look at the BAYUNNAISE CLOTH at q and
Sl.2J-rcry latc:t;
Latest Partisan novelties in BOERETrES, Fi;A-
TiERED, and NOVEL DESIGNS. and SILK
and WOOL FABRICS;
LADIES' KlDS-two- and thrce-butt0ns-at IL;
EMBROIDERED, SIDE-CUT, and GIANTS DE-
SuIDE EIDS at popular prices;
Latest styles in LiSL E-TliREAD. SILK, and BER-
LIN GLOVES;
Most complete sleek Of TOWELS. D.tiiASKS. Do
MESTICS, SHEErINGS, and SllIRTiNGS, at
lowest cash prices.
SOLID. COIOREn, STRIPED, and CHECKED
SILKS, IN beautiful assortment:
Look ut our FURNITURE CRETONNES.
r. Il. PRICE & CO..
nh 30 1l0l Main street.
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DEATE9g.

Died. on Monday evening, April ist, at 9a o'clock,
MT tine residence of her father. near Ashland,
Hanover county, yo., ROSA LEE. wife of Rev.
John Ii. Patteson, and daughter OF Rev. Leroy A.
Her funeral will take place from Centenary church
on WEDNESDAY MORNING. April 30, at 10
o'clock Her friends and those Of her father are re-
uuested to attend without further notice.
Lynchburg and Norfolk papers please COPY.
Died, at her residence In this city, on Tuesday af-
terroon, April I'd. Mrs. SARAH A. TOWNSEND,
relict of the late L. T. Townsend, in the slSty-slxt
year Of her age.
Her funeral viii take place from the Second Ba9:
ti.t church, corner Main and Sixth streets TO-DAY
at ~ o'clock. The friends OF the family are IN
vise, to attend. 49,
Died. Mt s07 east Franklin street. April Cd, of 7
O'Clock =. NJ, of scar.et-fever, JULIET SU8l.
3IERS NOR RIs. adopted daughter Of Joseph l.. ana
F.. F. Seay.
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A FACTION HOSTILE TO THE PoPE.-L0R-
don, April 1.-The Roman correspondent
OF the Times says faction hostile TO the
Pope is said to exist among the Cardinals,
headed by Borardi, Bilio, and Martinelli.
They are displeased with the temperate tenor
Of bis aIocution, the appointment OF Cardi-
nal di Pietro as Camerlcngo, and the fact
that the Pope has not announced his acces
sion to the deposcd soyereigns.
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TC2g" 4 NEW LOT OF HIGH-BACK
COMES ~ very low prices;
PICTURES for ornamcnting vases. jars, scrap
books. &C.;
PAINT, ADHESIVE MIXTURE, and VAENiSH.
for decoration:
4 LARGE variety Of NOTE-PApERS in boxes at 10,
II. 20. %, 80, 80, and soc. boN-aIl much be-
low regular prices;
Good NUTE-PAPER at 81 per ream,
Heavy ENVELOPES ut 40c for 4 box OF $50;
RCFFLES in great varicty--a large assortment Of
fine CREPE LISSE:
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS:
PAPER COLLARS and CUFFS;
4 50-cent INDIA-RUBkER DRESSiNG-C OMB
for 25c.:
A 25-ccnt INDIA-RUBBER DRESSING-COA1B
for 10c. Imh 30I LEVY BROTHERS.
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BLAR's BILL PASSES. - Annapolis, Nd,
April 1.-The joint resolution Of MontSo-
merry Blair, instructing the Attorney-Gene-
raj OF this State to exhibit bill in the Su-
preme Court OF the United States on be-
hall OF the State of Maryland, praying a
judicial review OF the electoral count, and
which passed the House OF Delegates March
18th, was passed by the Senate tonight,
fourteen senators voting :" Yea" SEQ
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n17r CHINESE GRAss-cLoTHs in all

MT" CHINESE GRASs-CLOTHS in all
colors;
CORDED PIQUEs from the lowest prices up TO
the best quality;
WHITE QUILTS at Soc, 75c., 81 25, sl.59,sl.75,
1926. $3.50, IS, and up to $40:
COLORED QUILTS very cheap as we intend to
close out at once every one we have OIL hand;
BLANKETS at prices that will pay you 10 carry
them over until next winter;
WHITE and COLORED FLANNELS very cheap;
New STYLES CAsIBRICS, CALICOES, and PER
Gales;
CIIEyIOT SHIRTISGS In great variety:
BED-TICK from SIS to 25c. per yard;
plLLOW-CASE LINEN, II yards wide, sec,
worth 75c.:
LINEN SIIIRT-BOSOMS at 15c. worth soc. At
NH 80 LEVY BROTHERS,.
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Duty OF CATHOLICS DEFINED.-L0
April "A special dispatch from Rome to
the Pail J[aH Gazette says ." The commits
sion OF Cardinals appointed to consider the
position OF Catholics in reference TO parlia-
mentarY elections have reported that the
duty OF Catholics to participate in the cleo
tons and accept seats in Parliament il
elected, taking the usual oaths to the King
and Parliament, but piedging themselves
not to offend against the laws Of the
Church,
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DISCOVERY OF COPPER IN PENDLEToN.-
We learn from the Highland Recorder that
Mr.. j. IL. johnson has discovered copper
ore on his farm about twelve miles from
Franklin. He has sent for Boston man
to inspect it, and il it proves to be produe-
tive he expects to haul it in quantities to
the railroad at Staunton.
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PURCHASE OF HORSES FOR ENGLAND
Chicago, April lit is stated that two
English gentlemen are in this city, and have
agents throughout the West, for the pur-
pose OF buying twenty thousands horses,
oslensibIy for street-cars in Scotland and
England, but, Judging by the character Of
the animals they select, they are intended
rather for active movements than for draught
purposes. They bought five hundred here,
and will begin to- ship them within two
weeks
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THE MoFFETT REGISTER IN NORFOLK AND
PORTSMOUTH, has increased in
the month OF March nearly one hundred
dollars, notwithstanding eighteen licenses
were revoked during that time by our
courts. Norfolk shows q slight increase
over February Portsmouth Times.
[say because eighteen licenses were re-
yoked,1 IL
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Marshal Gray, Western district OF Vir-
ginia, has resigned, to take effect May lst.
The Norfolk iHiryiaian says the ocsan
View Hotel was insured for $4,000 in { The be
!Farmyille companysessi S.: ~. III
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w. Warren, at MiIlboro' deIot, Bath
county, Va, has short-horn cali, ten
months old, giving two quarts OF milk per:
day and weighing five hundred and
Eeigtlty. five pounds. -
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IL PURE SILK, in BLACK GEOS-
GRAIN. at COHEN BROTHERS, ut 75c.;
pAUSAN.S EXTRA HEAVY at $l.25 worth
fully ~: every quality or grade OF the most su-
pcrior makes at fully one third less THAI Ut auy
house In th:S city;
Also. every shade IN COLORED. together with
large stock Of FANCY SILKS.
COHEN BROTHERS carry the largest stock Of
SILKS south of New York, and warrant prices
against any house IN ha, city. Samples may be
compared.
They are also Offering all extraordinary cheap line
of MOURNING GOODS:
LITBIN'S IO-INCEI-WIDE TAMISE NJ G0c.. SELL
Ing generally ut S5c.; S5c. will buy the finest
imported, worth fully Sl.25:
i0-lNClI-WIDE BARATElEA at G0c., formerly
sold ut IL: ..-.-.-. ---.-.--
MUELLARDS BLACK EMPRESS CLOTH ut
50c.-quality generally sold at 75c.:
ALL-WOOL BLACK MOUSSELAINES at Csc,
formerly sold 1T &C.; 1T dc. heretofore sold Vt
Goc.;
LUBIN'S "MOCRSlSG CASHMERE" at zoe,
75c., and 81, heretofore sold al e0c.. 81, aud
$3.50. These world-renowned goods are not
often offered for less than their standard value.
GRAPE CLOTHS, HENRIETTA CLOTHS, bonn
BAZINE. and other Mourning Goods. NH 2S
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a15E- LEVY BROTHERS OFFER To-

N-tSs LEVY BROTHERS OFFER To-
DAY Il lot Of CHECKED and STRIPED MUS
LIN APRONS at Csc formerly sold at 75c.:
CALICO APRONS at 12c. reduced from 25c.;
STAMPED APRONS ut Sc. worth l3c.:
\ lot Of REMNANTS Of STRIPED and CHECKED
MUSLINS. slightly solid, to be sold ut much
below cost;
TUCKED MUSLlNS for waist ut 25c. per yard
worth Soc:
TUCKED SHIFTING, II yards wide, with seven
teen lucks and deep hem, ut SOC. per yard, worth
75c.;
TIDES with notices worked In at l5c. worth
Soc;
CHECKED MUSLIN, wide plaid extra fine quality
ut Csc. per yard worth 40c. IT Is just the article
for wrappers and dreSsing-sacqueS.
A large stock Of READY-TADE GARMENTS for
ladies marked down to the lowest prices Many
Will he sold for less than cost In ORDER to reduce
stock. Amongst this LOT will be found some
HANDMADE FRENCH GARMENTS, sewed
and embroidered with hand. -
NH 30 LEVY BROTHERS.
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The public will be very much Interested
in the following note from Colonel McDcN-
AID, the Virginia Fish Commissioner:
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
March %, 1878.
Editors Dispatch Dear sirs,-I know
YOU will be interested to learn that our rail-
roads have generously responded to the APP
neal made in behalf OF our fishing interests,
through Colonel Carter, by giving us free
Transportation for fish and messengers.
Through the Iiberaity OF the United States
commission, which gives us the young fish
at the hatcbing-station without cost to us,
we will be able to accomplish great deal
with our very meagre appropriation.
hope to be myself on the Albemarle, pre-
pared to move every fish we can get
hold of. Please, however, keep this IN
mind: that no work OF artificial repro
duction, however extensive, can per-
manently restore our rivers unless we can
establish and enforce closed period from
Saturday evening until. Monday morning
every week during the fishing season, and
prohibit all fishing for shad or herring after
the middle OF May or 1st OF June-tlme
VARYING with locality. am aiming to gather
statistics in regard to all our fishing shores
since 1870. showing the diminution in the
supply and the reduction in real estate val
ues and in incomes as direct consequence
OF the din,inution. I think the aggregate
result will be simply astounding.
Yours firmly.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LEND.
:, am negotiating LOANS ON REAL ESTATE al
the very lowest rate of interest. ~, IN,
: real. ESTATE SOLD AT AUCTION OK PEI
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO
RENTING PROPERTY. .>-o,r, rr,rr
DEEDS DRAWN AND AChNO" bEbuE-
nave a large number OF FARMS for sale near
Richmond at low prices >.c,>,,r
| have STORES, DWELLINGS,, and VACANT
T nTS for sale at greatly reduced prices.
~ " EDWARD G. GODDIS, S..
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Re i-cod2m NO. lu1o hl'ln s'iee'.
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nY SPECIAL BARGAINS Just RE-
CElVEO FOR THIS WEEK At TlIAI.liINtR
BROTHERS., COL BROAD STREET:
just opcued. eases OF Tie choicest style CALI.
GOES ut s, 6a, and Sc:
"A C,MBRlCS and Pf.ECALES, prett: styles, al
So pieces rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CORDED
PIQUES at Joe. worth ljc.:
100 pieces DRESS GOODS, all kinds. from Il, ~
SOC, Give us Il call OH Dress Goods.
All Shades WORSTED F:INGES from - ~ 2ir.:
also. TRIMMING-SlLkS and BUTTONS t.
match shades OF dress goods.
4 full and very cheap line &c BLACK GOODS
all kinds: WHITE GOODS. Il large varc.y.
Can and see us on tbcn
IN PARASOLS we Offer one Of the largest ami
cheapest stocks in the ciiy-ai prices {" sui:
any and everyone.
IS Owen new and pretty shades KID GLOVES.
just received. AZ 80. 75c.. 81. aud $i.@j. GNc
rs Il call on Kid Gl@ycS. rs We can show H..
nandsomest stock in The city.
Having bought Il very extensive lOt Of tBiSfE~
direct from tho manufacturers. we are enabled
10 offer the best goods II very low urccr. v"
have large liue OF white and COlored fro u zoe
to $50. and ask 4 call 10 see them.
Ladies'. misses, and chIilrtn'- WHITE anj
STRIPED HOSIERY full Inc very cheap.
SILK aud LACE SCARFS. SILK lliNBhtE-
CHIEFS. RIBHONS, SECk-kUFFLlNt,c-I
large variety Ut low prices.
THALlnMER BROTHERS.
No. G0l EroaG street
Mr.. CHARLES IIITTZLER Is with u. aud Vii
be pleased 20 see his many friends and customer.
NH 80
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OFFICE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPAHi.l
RICHMOND. VA, March 20, 1878.
TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
\ STOCKHOLDERS ofthe company will he held
ut the Office OF the company on MONDAY the Stn
dav Of Arril next at . O'Clock L. NJ.
Z. b. MEADE.
NH o5-td Secretary.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER
RICHMOND, VA, April 2, 1878. )
NroTICE.-sEALED PROPOSALS will
IN be received at this Office until
WEDNESDAY, 10TH INSTANT,
at 6 o'clock 7. NJ,
for furnishing the city mules and horses WIN
FEED,
PRoYENDER, &C.,
for the term Of three mouths.
The Committee on Streets Generally reserys tn ,e
rrnt To reject any or III proposals., and OF sSnE me
contract for each article required 10 'hc lowest po
Forms or proposals can be abained by, by applying
=. =. ~. ., 9.sist -, City Engineer.
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III. MCDONALD.
Commissioners of Fisheries,

Commissioner Of Fisheries.
Il is what should be expected of the rail-
roads, that they should convey the hsh ior
stocking the rivers and the messengers that
have care Of them without charge. otlsl' II
is an act proper and graceful in the railroad
companies, for which they deserve COM
meudation.
The. business OF fis1-eu'ture is one OF
e,reat importance. It is peculiarly appro-
pirate that the State should take 1t in hand.
Few subjects are more deserving OF the at
tention OF the statesman than that OF Ia
ereasins the variety Of sood-fshes, and
with them stocking plentifully both the
large and smaller streams OF the State. So
in,portantis the enterprise, so general are
its advantages, that every citizen should feel
obliged by his public relations as a good
citizen to do what he can TO advance the
cause.
Colonel MCDONALD most truly states that
sish-culture will be in vain unless the laws
to protect fish are enforced. We trust that
those laws will be amended according to
the best information that is attainable as to
the most efficient means Of protecting tish,
and that the public will be so educated and
enlightened in regard to the interests OF all
that public sentiment may enforce tnos g
laws and thus secure permanently a supply
OF fish in Virginia waters, so that every
household may enjoy it. There is but an !
imperfect idea at present the blessings
to the community from such 9 source.
In connection With this subject OF 6sh-
culture we have thong bit much Of the James
river. That e noble" stream 1--WE must so
cali lis rs the main artery proceeding from
the very heart Of Virginia. All its blessings
enure TO the good OF q: vast community. In
early days the. comfort and subsistence that
came from the supply Of fish in James river
were dispensed 10 the right and to the left
10 all people from Hampton Roads to the
foot OF the Allegheny mountains. In modern.
days, owing TO dams for mills in part, but
chief 10 those for the James River canal,
the fishes have bsen denied fhe Tightof way,
and those from the salt water which once
snorted In The rites Of JACKSON river az,
high as The green meade Of Bath are seen
10 moro above Matden's Adventure dam.
Ekese ARE persons Sd sliyine who bare
eatgsss slaa at Geek mill sfu and
our old iriend FgLLiAa Nice LIsTieK, re-
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"A EsEsfESTS.
PROFESSOR HENRY sCHARF,

PROGRAMME:
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 4TII, 81. O'CLOCK.
/. From Winchester to Strasburs. Mrs. Mcguire
2. Wounded w. W iTSON.
q. A Dramatic Reading, consisting of select scenes
from tie historical drama by j. L.
blanche. Esq. entitled
KING OF SWEDEN.
.... CHARACTERS PERSoSATED:
King Charles The Kill Adam Brock.
Colonel Reichel, Triptolcmus MuddlewerH
GnStay ys n de Merve'dt' EIrI;G CO.,
d. Temp.a; IONS Of st. Anthony. +. IL. ID. BARllAM.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 5TII. AT 81: O'CLOCK.
l. The Superluous Man,. G SANE.
2. Railway Dactvs.. BENTLEY BALLADS.
8. Dramatic Reading
LAVATER THE PHYSIOGNOMIST.
CHARACTERS PERsoNATED:
John Caspar Larater. Count dc Stclnbur@,
Marquis de Trcval. Christian,
Betman, Zup,
Rutley, Louise,
Madam Betman.
4. Hunting Mouse. .................. ANONYMOUS.
Tickets for sale ut W. P..W. Taylor's, corner
Fourth and Broad; E. p. Hudgins, at Courtney &
Powes; Mr.. John Morton, Merchants National
Bank a. w. CARRIER, S26 Main street: anu nc the
door. APP l-M'W,Ih&F4t
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MEETINGS..

DOCAHONTAS TRIBE, No. Ii, M
l. PROVED ORDER RED MEN.-A regular
council fire of this tribe will be kinded Ill their
wigwaln, corner Of Mayo and franklin streets. on
the sleep of the Sd sun, Plant moon, 9Th run, t. b
D. 3a7 p. G. S. WILLIAM L. GRANGER Will then
cxemplify the unwriIten work OF The Order. paie-
face has been captured. ana will he scalped by the
braves All the brothers ordered to be present.
Brolhers OF sister tribes invited 10 be present. by
order of tho VS.. CHARLES ii. MARTIN;
m 9-I,k G.. of r.
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LECTURES.

FUDGE T. R. FARRAR will deliver
~ LECTURE at the Seyenth-Strect Christian
church on TUESDAY EVENING, April 8, 1878,
at 8 o'clock. Subjects: /. Lights aud Shadows
or, The Story of Life" II. Miss Burdie's We'd
dnr-Day." III. THE Death OF General Lee"
Tickets can be had az the door OF The church, at
Mes.rs. Wipgo, Elicit C Crumn's corner of Main
and Tenth streets, and ut Mcssrs. john IL George
Sublptl's, No. 416 Broad street.
Price of admission, % cents.
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The Fredericksburg Neaos says OF Judge
B. r. WELLFoRD, Of this city, that an hon
ored son Of Fredericksburg. he has brought
honor TO his birth place and State.
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gPECEAI. NOTICES.
a5-sYCLE BROTHERS
arr. now, receiving their
SECOND SUPPLY OF SPRfyE: Cooto

iat-J @G1SLE DhOIhEh1
are non, receiving their
s SECOND SUPPLY OF sPRrNG GOODS.
Handsome STRIPED SILKS at e5c.-resJ v,,,o :,
PEE ya nd h 5,esal,ifaIgnal!i at 99c worth slS5
son xuLyHs IN III Shades at slneyer sold for
B ID sSk S GIT ~ az az s74c: worth sI.e5;
BLACK SILKS at Eli. Is Worth Worth $50 $50:
Al these goods have been bought at the large a1r.
tion sales. ''-
BLACK ALPACAS Mt CSC. worth 3nc.:
B 81 aGk ALP BAG, at 39e. worth 37.c.;
BLACK hLPxoAs at soc c:S worth cGi = 75 Sy''
Don't fall to LOOK at orr CORK CORsETS.
4 full line OF BLACK CASHMERE at prices 70 O.,
Ionisb everybody: " 49,
CASHMERE at zoe. worth 81:
c cAsHfERE at at a5 y %or,I; I'd
DOMBAZINE and HENRIETTX CLOTH. rR,ry
CLOTHS, Atwood DELAiEES. at pric,. is' ..
than ever sold in the city before. -"
coLoRED DRESS GooDs-all the ncwe., shade,
plain and fancy PopLISs, from i2nc. 10 a.
per yard. ''
The question IS settled that SY(;j.E BR0TIIrI,-
are selling HAMBURG Eta;lNGS and ''ii;Tio IS,
HAMBURG EDGfNGs from SC. TO soc. Der ya vi!'
Don't fail TO look at our KID GLOVES: '''
CASSIMERES for Mems and Boys wear Wc a.,
ready TO aHhbit the largest assortment cTs,
shown In the city, and ar prices 10 suit the tIo,.
Don't buy your CASStMERES until YOU look -
SYCLE BROTHERS.. ~
An awful TOWEL for 12Hc.:
The biggest TOWEL for Csc;
The best TOWEL for 37Tc.;
NAPKINS from DC. TO 12,zc and one shilling:
Look Mt our LADIES' HOSE three pairs for zoe.
worth csc. u pair;
Another lot or those cheap TABLE-CLOTIIS:
SHiKT-FROSTS from IKE. 10 Doc:
GENTLEMEN'S WHITE SHIRTS (uuraundrrc,
made of Wamsuta cotton and Richardson.
best linen. at soc. each:
Another lot OF RUSSIA CRASH at l0c. worth enc
shilling:
1000 all linen HANDkEECIIIEFS at &c apiece.
LACE SCARFS and SILK SCARFS-ia.pt .ty..;.
LADIES and CIfIl.DRES'S HOSIERY.
We keep fun line of al goods fonnd in a first
class stone. our long experience in business yiyr,
ns greater advantage In purchasing our Si0ca .uI
We always give the benefit To cur customers.
SYCLE BROTHERS. 81 Broad street.
mp J. between Third and Fourth streets
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,,,o cpSrr,f, GROCERY and FEED III ~.
Ivy " I,s md snscasslully conducted nudes 's
tirn- name Of CHARLES L TODD : CO. o Al Ok
AS. f30 aud 4S2 north sixth sire, ,nrretei i-
40 snr seryinr our old CUSTOMERS and irlenu,,
whose patronage and steadiast kindheSs l" '''
we beg 10 return grateful thaass. ronn & CO.
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Virginia Fish-Culture.

The public will be very much interested
in the following note from Colonel McDeN-
AID, the Virginia Fish Commissioner: