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II The Wing has confidence in the correct
ness OF the construction which it places
uoon the opinion Of the Supreme Court OF
the United States in the case OF The Mem
phiS and Charleston Railroad Company Us.
The State of Tennessee. why does it not
allow its readers to see that opinion for
themselves We put our construction
upon IL; but we also gave in full the opin-
ion Of the court. 1t Will not fill up more
than column.
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FAN,y GOODS
BROAD STREET.

HANDSOME POCKET rTLERY.hle,a .
handles, two biad'. n 25c.; two. 'Afe'. .- 10
blades, at 50. 60. aud 75c, warrant
Knives tor boys. two blide., wlrIa ''. sf 81
and Soc elegant; Pearl or >.c-lit.'
Knives of tue best quality. fof gent ,l.. .f
ladies. for -
HANDSOME POCKET and SlDE-BOoh> 81.
gentlemen;
An elegant MOROCCO LETTER-C AERl-. r
sI.lO worth fl75;
Two or three new patterns IN LADIES Poo %
BOOKS, In addition TO the fery doe a.s0r ..
already in stock;
Another lot Of SILK UMBRELLAS. ..A tr ',
those we have sold so many of during on nt
winter (m snufactu ed esp, cial'y Tor u... t. a
we offer al $3.50 and 1925, Viii Do. % ..n
not quite as cheap, are an immcu,e bsrgt.. d.
Scotch Giugbam aud Cambria W. san 0e.- OH.
same assortment. from which W have ....
$50 during these last h ayy rhns.
Firy 81, les FOLDING JAPANt>E FAM. f--
the common 10 fine Iyor, stock, A. 500
The entire line OF OIL PAINTING. .a OBS
Frames. marked down fron ~ 10 $40.
A large lot OF CuROMpS. IN Cay,d N.at
Frames;
More Of those handsome WALNUT aal n.Ll
FRAMES. at soc;
Another lot Of SATCHELS and LARGE ilAl t.-
LIEG-VALI-tS. Of ail grifc.;
20 dozen TIN CUsPADORts uonr co.or f
a pair:
Handsome LAVA and TERRA GOTTA 'i,'i.
DORBS, IN JIpuese aud Isyplan ." --
lions. a. ! a pair:
Anofbnr tot OF ct NTItMEN'S FINE tHi'N-
from - to s5, warranted Tor Ircru N,a...
New patt,rus I'm Barr 4 ~ ~ - a.l r.In
GUARDS trimmings warranted q
UANnsoNt FAILS ssJCUAENs s..t-.
All sizes TEA-TRAIS ~ very Iow Price
A large lot Of BASkt TS-Narhcl luucH. I-...-
ling. and >boppne-at JDc., 1Jc. 81. -.
$3.50. sud sl.75:
FLOW ER-BASK ri 10 25, b. .uf 5N.;
All grades OF PLAY -tthD>.
Harris paid back. rcd corners "iiI
ersn:
CHIPS. DOMiNOFs. CHESS, BACKGANF.'
sPRlNG-BACK MUSIC FoLIOs,
SCRAP ALBUMS,
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. Sr.6 Sc.
mings. W. A. ~1tNtN'
an sos Brat 'r'.
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MI COHEN BROTHERS NOW OFFER

the largest stock of BLACK and COLORED
SILKS ever presented IN this State Their
prices are ALWAYS GUARANTEED against New
York houses.
Also. all The various NOVELTY DRESS GOODS In
silk and worstcd material;
25 pieces BLACK AI,L-WOOL CASHMERE at
SOC. the lowest va ne OF which Is Csc;
4O-INCH-WIDE ENGLISH CASHMERE at 2jc.
MARSEILLE~ QUILTS al 65c.
HEAVY MARSKILLEN QUILTS at sl.75, $3.50
and 10. the value of when is fuzzy ~ more;
Also, a large stock of CROCHET QUILTS under
value:
so pieces WHITE LINEN DE INDIA at loo. a
yard under value;
4 new lot Of TORCHON and other LACES;
25 GOSsAMER CIRCULARS at SO the value Of
which is SO;
Also, LADIES and CH'LDREN'S RURBER CIR
CULARS at one balf their value. NH ~
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Movor Latrobe Monday night sent in
r,o's3oe 70 tbe first bmnch OF tue Baltimore
City Coun ell yetoing the resolution to per-
mil the erection OF c Confederate monu-
ment in Eufaw Place The highways ana
squares OF the city arr, he says, the common
property OF all, aud the trustees who are
temporarily chargedwith the care OF them,
whatever their own personal and private
opinions, should s,rupulously avoid any
action tending to wound the seDsibillties OF
those who tbinl differently from them.
The reconsideration OF the resolution was
laid over.
The Annapolis correspondent OF The Bal
timore Sun SAYS the rejection by the Senate
OF Harry GiImr for adj utant-general was
unanimous. When the Governor was IN
formed of the act, he sent down the name
of Major b. S. White, who was gallant
Confederate officer, but, ascertnnIng ne
would not be confirmed, the nomination
was withdraw. On assurances conveyed
| to b,m that his old friend would be con-
| 6rmed, the Governor then nominated Ten
eraIJ. Wesley Watkins. lie was confirmed
| Immediately.
At q meeting OF the Baltimore Cigar
makers Union held on Friday night last u
working for less than &c per 1000 cigars
should be ordered tn strike, and that tne
union should contribute TO their support.
Accordingly, the men in various shops, 10
the number OF about 200 hands, Monday
morning quit work. A number OF employ
ers have yielded.
Thomas NJ. Cosby is appointed postmaster
at Free Union. Albemafle couhty, va, wee
w. b. Yager, deceased. Mrs. Mary H..
Leigh is appointed postmaster at Ayletts'
King William county, Va, vice George T.
Leigh. deceased. Joseph L. Giles is APP
pointed postmaster at Calland's, PiftSyya-
MIA county, Va, vice w. I. Mitchell, re-
signed.
Mr.. Bayard is not accounted a wealthy
man. His townsioIk think he is worth, per-
haps, 100000. He has an income, they saw
| from his investments, his salary as sena'
tor, bis attorneyship OF the Philadelphia,
Wilmington ard Baltimore railroad, and
his law practice in vacations, OF about S2O,-
600.
The final appropriation Of S2,5O0,O00 for
the Eest-River bridge, between New Nork
ard Brooklyn, having been arranged Tor,
work on that structure will now be RAPIDLY
pushed forward. II is expected that The
bridge will be open FOR travel by the lst OF
June, 1881.
Four passenger-cars built at Wilmington,
Del. for the Chesapeake and Onio railroad,
passed through Alexandria. over the Vlr-
gina Midland railroad, for Richmond, Mon
dag morning.
Among the twenty.four jurors summoned
for The April term OF the Alexandra court
there were two colored men, George SHINES
and Thomas Tancii, both OF whom drew
blank tickets.
| The advance in The prices OF real cstu'e
for the past year. but especially within the
last few months, has extended thr0ug hout
Manhattan Island, The Annexed District,
and Brooklyn.
The Richmond correspondent OF the Pc
tersburg Ider-Appeol says il is reported
that Mr.. james Barbour, Of Culpeper. one
OF the staleart Readju>ters. is opposed 10
the independent electoral ticket.
ANNAPOLIS, April 6.-The Legislature ad'
iourned sine die at midnight last night.
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knothsrAp2eal to the Readlusters.

"a Bona,Eioe Readiuster still breaches
through the Portsmouth Times to his late
associates. His asst appeal is as follows:
The cry OF the northern Republicans is
that we must harta stronger Government
that the % wealth OF the country demands
1t. This Is bold language, and the mean NC
Is plain. 1t meass that an arslocracy of
money &c ready 10 assert Its mastery IN this
country. 1t means that the gold.kngs of
the North are ready % shake their sceptre
over the heads Of the people. 1t means that
10 America, as on Tie other side of the sea.
poverty is'ts become the badge OF degrada.
lion.
Men Of Virginia ReSdjusters Of Vir-
GINA! are Eou ready &c walk arm-in-arm to
the ballothox with these Republicans OF
the North, who would thu, enslave your
In the South are to be found the poor, in
ahe North are to he foanE the rich people Of
this country. Here here are many Of us
who are struggling for subsistence; there
dhere are many Mhsscou vt their fortunes by
millions OF dollars. Is Gl our manhood so
utterly gone! Is dl our .apirIt so utterly
crushed ont Of us thai at the 5idding OF the
Republican capitalists of the North we are
willing TO put upon our voxsn limbs the
gilded epains they bold out 10 usi / VIII
not believe IL.
The Rsadiusters Of VIRGINIA are the
friends AMI protectors Of the poor; or they
have been .deceiying the people. III they
support ior2he presidency tie csRtidate Of
the Republican party they pat on the livery
OF fne moneSed arist0craey ~ the North
and Acknowledge themselves &c lonaer the
defeuaers OF he peoples rights, but the
Servants Of mcra,Iess masters, whose seep-
tire Of geld Will W Us arod Of irou 10 usGIl.
II - every msRs right, It u every msr' .
dntg. 10 make ~ A,uch money as he 5asl
honestly and Justly. Aud Il l. the duty Of
his Government 10 pEetect him ia the pos.
session Of bis propsity. But no man or
combination Of men, no political party, bus
the right 10 use the wealih OF country for
tue oppression Of us poorer people. The
kepublicsu party ct Che North 10 clamoriDg
1or sirong goyersmeuf, witt General
Grant At ibe head Of II, for the accomplish
NETT q ffis very purpose. RtSdiusterv Of
shginIa, can you be made instrumyniaI IN
suep Yrapnyf viii not belieYe Il, The
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NJ GRAND OPENING.
GRAND DISPLAY
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT
SYCLE BROTHERS,.
EVERY DEPARTMENT is NOW COMPLETE

We have full line Of 81 JACK CACHFMTREs from
30r 10 II per yard. cur so. go, and Coo
each MRE is tho best ever shown IN Rich
mOnd
Our SILK DEPARTMENT in Black and Colored-
~. cur SI.25 BLACK SILK Is of very supe.
riOr quality.
We also have a full line of BLACK and COLORED
SA1lNS.
In BL ,CK and CoLORED BUNTiNGs we have
full assortment, and at prices 10 suit anybody
and everybody.
Don't fail to look at our LINEN sHEETINGS.
They were bought at That large recent sale In
New York, and we are selling them very cheap.
We have also full line Of DRESS LINEN at as
tOnisbingly low f!ures, RAJ q oe from 5 10 25c.
per yard-10 per cent less than regular price.
500 pieces OF NEW DRESS GOODS from 2lz TO
75c.. ana an entire new 'ot Of LACE BUNT-
GOOnS.
In MATING, OIL-CTOTH WINDOW-sHADES,
and LACE CURTAINS we have an entire floor,
and at prices that will suit every body.
SOC FRENCH and AMERICAN CORsETs ranging
from 371c To &l.75.
LAND SHAWLs, PARASOLs, and SUN-UM-
ELIAS. Among them you VIII Gnd some
new designs.
Materials for Spring Sacklngs-such as CAMEL's-
HAIR aud I URKISH MELTON.
500 patterns Of NEW HAMBURG EDGINGs and
lNSERIINGS from the lowest TO the finest.
In LACE we have q large variety of our own i'm
pOT tation--such as TORCHON, LANGUEDOC,
BRET0NN ITALIAN, and VALEN-
CIENNkS.
Another lot OF those EVERLASTING TRIM
MiNGS as cheap rs ihey ever were before.
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS-all
of our Own manufacture.
LADIES' UNDERGARMENTS-Th This department
Is in the entire charse Of some ct our lady
clerks, and we are selling these goods at less
than you could buy the material. They are
handsomely trimmed and well made.
Don't fail 10 visit sYCLE BROTHERS,
NH 20-eod 81 Broad street.
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NELSON COUNTY.
A LITTLE BOY snor AND MORALLY wouSp,

a httLE boi ShOf AND MUTUALLY WOUNDED
BY PLAYMATE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.J
LovINGsT0s, Va, April 8, 1880.
Last wednesday our usually quiet com.
mnnify was shocked by the Intelligence that
Aibse smalis, a young boy eight years Of
age, was shot and MORALLY wounded by an-
other BOY scdrceIv older thun himself,
Bamed willie McQnary. The parents OF
the parties reside near Rcckii.b river, six
miles north ~ this place, and are both farm.
ers. IL ,eems the two boys had been ut.
tending q public school In the neis bborhood
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1.ugnt b. Rev. Tayette voSd, w nn5, closed ers
aI bcmt two weeks ego sl,n az pupnc T,a
vamInatiou and pic Mel ~ .ns e AZ rlo,a
ton Wl, ~, ;a,bef that he SON after presented
h ,%a y with a small pocke'-ps'o' anu " 'oA vi
natalie cartridges. near ,o,oh-
ns The smalIs and McQualys are near n ae,
,,a rne . n last wednesda! morning found
t Io,s' mrchins out practicng WIN tne dan
Do.n DOLL, s, wsanou in the vicinity OF McQuary's
house. Presently Willie AcQ ,afy WAS wa seen seen
anproacbing the house carylng "a Sl n,s a,ms
I a,p,e smaiIs. and 1t was soon discovered
Az. n,"', the latter had an uglywound IN the Alb
domen. Medical aid wa. promptly sum,
n ,'rvm.u, the wound u be mortal, as the
ha,ot had penetrated th cavity and inter
D a' bemorrhage set in. che following Is the
h no, own account Of tie affair, and they
, vvy alone at the TINT OF the Shooting
W,,,,e was endeavorlng to show Able the
wo "i o, his pistol, end while carelessly
mointinS II at him accidentally discharged
H. the bali striking hiscompanion as before
stated. Able died OF peritonl,is Oh frluay
morning last after iUense sunefing. oucn
r. another exenpIItintion OF the great dan,
ger in placing fire-,rms in the hands OF
children.
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Nj If YOU WISH TO BUY NEW AND
PRETTY GOODS,
GO TO THALHIMER BROTHERS.
IFYOU WISH TO BUY CHEAP AND DURABLE
GOODS,
GO TO THALHIMER BROTHERS.
IF YOU WISH TO SAVE TIME AND MONEY
IN PURCHASING,
GO TO TIlALHIMER BROTHERS

Having purchased most of stock at very low
prices prcviOn, 10 the heavy advance, we shall give
our friends aud customers the full benefit of same.
ami VIII o. ,ONDAY exhibit the finest line of
DRESS GOODS. NOVELTIES, SILKS. SATIN>,
&C.. ever ,hown in this city. Among our stock we
will show
i82 pieces DRESS GOODS from 1916. to 81 a
yard;
A handsome line Of BLACK and COLORFO SA.
TINS, PEKINS. STRIPES, BROCADEs,
POLKA DOTS. &C. at al price
% pieces BLACK GRU'-GRAlN SILKS from Zoe;
TO &3-th- an extra cheap line of SILKS, and
70 piece, BLACK CAsHMERES from Csc. to
45 piece; GRAPE CLOTHS. TAMIsE. SILK
AND Wool. SILK-AND COTTON HENRI
Eta CLOTH, MONTE CLOTH, aud other
BLACK GOOb-. As we are making this line
of good, specially we en- safety guarantee II
suit any one In want o. BLACK GOODS.
200 yards COURTAULDS GRAPES, IN remnants,
from 81 % 10 S3.60-wnrlh double the money;
122 pieces BLACK aud COLOkED BUNIINGs
We call SPECIAL attention to orr elegant line Of
LACE MITTS. bACE-TOP GLOVES.
THREAD end SILK GLOVES. SILK SIAktS,
FICHUES, COLLARS, CUFFS, NECK-RUt-
FILINGS at very low prices;
22O dozen CORsfTS, embracing every grade aud
style. from DC TO SO apiece;
los dozen KID GLcEt>-two- and lhree-but-
our TIL REF BUTTON RID GLOVE a. Doc;
HAMBURG EDGJNGS HAMBURG INSERT
INGS-5,000 yarcs OF these goods from Be. 10
Also. a rice line Of SWISS EDGINGs. TORCHON
LACES, BRETON, LANGuEDOC, ITALIAN,
and FRENCH LACEs. at extraordinarily low
prices. Don't paw big price for these goods
THALHIMER BROTHERS,,
NH 27-S.M&W Col Broad street.
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s,,..,or, a the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad. r..,s,,an .ssoria,ion
has written North Tor you.e n Ma% the
the position Of secretary rau ,w vv'r or three
work OF the Association ior TWO sn.'p
months. no
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DYLING AND SECURING.

nYEiNG. SECURING, AND CLEAN
II ING EsTABLIsHMghT, At 1928 FRANK,
HALL.--Mr. l.. LINNtMANN inform- his friends,
fo mer pstrons. aud be gei erai public, that ne has
.eopsned a. the above place wbsr he win be plea ~
10 serve them. DYING aud CLEANING ID
GLOVES AID FtATHtRs So cialty The wei-
knowD Freheh dyer, Mons. EMIL N0BLoT, from
Par't, j. In hls employ meet, Give bin call.
ap 2-eod3m
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DEATHS.

died. on Monday the 20 March. IN the thirty
sixth wear of his age, WlLLlAI CROWDEk
HICKS. -, -
Womb that we could do justice TO his memory
po.se~sed with All those generous quail les That
make uD the mar: endowed win ey'ryihlng mat
con titlites the friend he has passed awai. Hole-
fnl ma cheerful TO the last-nev'r nurmurlng. tut
hearing hi, suffering with fortit ud- and courage
wnrthy OF A Chrisfln. H. sank under that SLOW but
SURF ilestrny' consumption.
Friend aud cousin, ne VINO knew you well drops
a tear 10 your memory. COmrade In he valley y
IN daNs past, your % quaiiie- rise before me ana
adn,onish me that |, too must soon follow. May
that supreme Ruler in bis goodness watch o er and
nroi ec' he widow and orphans. and strengthen
ihat icte,l molh,r. May We all profit by yonr
x,mpie ana be as well prepared when that final
hour arrives.
"Dav after day we saw him fade,
Anf gently sinA away
Yet Of en- In our hearts we itayed
Tha' he mxht longer stay" ~
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Also. I'm addition 10 our stock. We have q %
OF MEMS LADIES'. MIS- IS, and CIIIT h, ne
sHOEs, which wiz be sold at very loT prIrs
lady Of the city or surrounding r Jrntry 'i,i, -
TO embrace his rare opportunity 10 ,ocur, ~ ili
able and fashionable goods az mere milo - t''-
BALTIMORE AUCTION Iorsr
nosr No. l8 cat Broad .rr,s,
Ian I-cDgl mi
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nuNTINcs, RrrNTINcst

BUNTINGs I'm all shades, from I5c. 10 The finest
imported;
LACE BUNTINGs in all shades at 25 and 3Oc.:
BLACK CASHMEREs-the largest sock In the
city. and at old prices;
DRESS GOODS. In plain, figured and all the new
novelties, from 12kc. up;
500 pieces FRENCH PERCALES at IKE, real
value zoe. per yard;
BLACK SItKs from coo. to s2 80 per yard;
Our BLACK SILK at 81 per yard can't be beat:
COGORED SILKS, SATINS, PEKIN STRIPES
DAsIAssE and BROCADE SILKS for trim
mings in all shades.
MATTINGSl MATTINGsl
$50 pieces MAT1INGS. from auction. I'm al
widths-.WHiTE. CHECKED, aud FANCY at
the following prices, Is. 90, %, %. 35, and
37.c.-the cheapest aud best goods ever seen In
PARAsOLs-a full line Just opened all the new
siylc1 aud very low IN price:
advance, which we offer at a small advance on
cost:
LACE MITTs in all colors at 40. so, so. 75c, and
hosiery. GLOVES. BUTTONS, LACE
FICHURS RIBBONS. LhCEs In LANGUE-
DOC, BRETONNE, DENTELLE, TORCHON,
UNDERWEAR for Ladies. Children, and Gentle
men at last years prices;
UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS at coo. worth 81;
WHITE GOODS ~ eudless variety;
RuFFLING from Sc. per yard 10 the fines made
JEANS, 6-4.MIDDLESEX FLANNEL,
LINEN.&c
SHETLAND SHAWLS in I'll grades;
BLACK and COLORED SILK ERlNGES from
zoe per yard TO Sl,25.
All we ask Is a call before you buy.
ID. Il l.. MlITELDORFER.
ap 3-S.MSW3m 527 Broad stree.
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M D. & Z. MITTELDoRFER,

nz- d. & Z. MITTELDORFER,
SGT BROAD STREET,
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY THE LARGEST AND
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF NEW AND
DESIRABLE GOODS IN THE CITY-ALL
OF WHICH WERE PURCHASED AT
THE RECENT LARGE AUCTION
SALES IN NEW YORK.
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IHINAl NOVELTIES! CUl-GLA'>'
~ VIII have opened on the 9Th Instant lN'a .''
from Limoges. France:
DINNER StT>-(u'irciy new decolAt"'
qFA-SETS-enli civ new dec0raious,
CHAMBER-SEI>--entir new dccpf4 49,.
Also, additions 10 AMBtR tR Gtltg 81 ~
BRIO A-RRAC LAMPS, FOLDING XIII DO y, ,
MIRRORS. yICTOKIt GLASS, tHAL' L..
WARE. SILVER-PBATED WARE. sui,Ay
brIdal presents. All invited. No chtrgr ~,
ing. 1EOhhr 1Inss' - ,
an 3 lZNI MilN t'
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CARDOzo, FOURQUREAN a GO.

CARD0ZO, FOURQUREsN d co.
GRAND OPENING
OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY G0Dy.
During the present week We VIII oacu .i.., ...
for sale at extreme low p. lee. tbeLAl,.
and HAsDsOMEsT STOCKS Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY A>1
FANCY GOODS
EVER SHOWN IL THIS MARIE.
IN OUR DREss-GOODs DEPART@r>r
We are Offering complete lines u tho ioH.
goods IN all the new shades aud a. frL. -..
market price:
PLAIN AND EMBOSSED sHODAH,f.rr
VIRGINIA GRAPE,
LACE BUNTING,
BROCADE GRENADINES,
PARIS SILK FANCIE..
CAMEO COSTUME CLOTH.
BLACK AND WHITE CHECKS,
GERMAN FANClES.
ALL-WOOL DEBAGT,
CASHMERE.
PERSIAN SILK STRIPES,
BROCADE SATIN,
FUULARD SATINS.
Besides an immense yari " Of other fa'r.
PARAsOLs.
or these goods we have hv Far the 'ar....
hand ,omest stock to b, found IN he rl'g I... .
this line are particularly handsome Tor th.- .,t...
embracing many owl design. apt-.l
OPENING OF NEW SPRING GOop>
" At
A. HUTZLER & SONS.
300 BROAD srRfir.
Just received full ami complete line o. ,l., ...
novelties IN DRESS Goods. embracing
NLL-WOOL III MING. Lac E.~IRlPFn prN.r.
ING. HfRNANI~, NOME CLOTHS CRAVE
CLOTHS. BROCADE~ uld tEiPi~ I.. ..
newest shades. -AIlS~. ~iIh~. b. t..
STRIPES. POLKA DOT, and BEOC ADDS ..
trimming (tul' lin"l
BLACK NADiNFS BLAlk CASHMERE
TAMI>E. aud MONTE CLOTHS.
LADIES SACktNG~.
LANGUEbUC POlN p'fSPRiT and Tor ''IE
LACES.
Hosiery, Buttons, aul Tumminss 70 .l-. ..
Parasols fun line. ~ Price. lower thIut... d..
ble-Iiuens. NIrktn- aud loWp-. Lace N'... PM.
line IN alt the new -hidr~ Lac Too. q r.
Hid Gloves; Ladi".' md Gen lencu'- iui.fH
Cassimerps Tor boys aui Nous w,1r.
Our store VIII hc closei FRIDAY, Apr. o. '-..
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GALvAsIZED.,RON WORKS.

ICHMON GALVANIZED-lRON
III WORE ks.
WARNER MOORE. PROPRIETOR,
mANUFAcTIRER OF
GALvANIZED-IRuN CORNICEs, WINDOW
CAPS AND sILLs. D0RMER WINDOWS,
BALLUsTRADEs. MANSARD
ROOFS, &C, &C.
Works. 700 Main stree, Richmond, Va.
Ihsve engaged Mr.. 1HEo HENSON rs superin-
tendent, VINO was In charge Of The Gaiyanized-lron
department OF the firm Of Asa Snyder & Co., Of
which wasa memDer up 10 1877.
Estimates furnished Tree OF charge
WARNER MOORE,
NH 4-eod2m formerly OF Asa snyder 4 Co
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SCOTS. SHOES. are.
NEW GOODS! Ay5rs
~ SPRING GOODS led%ss
All the new styles now open IN Ladies, Gentle
mems. Boys. Misseo'. and Children's
BOOTS, SHOES, TIES, SLIPPERS, SANDALS. &c.
A full line Of goods made TO order for old ladies
and genIlem-n.
TRUNK, vAI.ISES SATCHELs.
BAG, SHAWL and TRUNK-STRAPS.
All are invited to call aud examine them.
J. A. GRIGG,
mp eod3m Tenth and Nam streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07
APOLtINARlS-

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POLLIN ARTS.
1.-THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
British Medical Journal
"L'EAU DE TABLE DIES REINES."
lie GdulOis de Parts.
ANNUAL SALE, 100000 BOTTLES AND
JCGS.
OF ALL MIsERAL-wATER DEALERS, GROcERs,
AND DRUGGISTS. 3-S,M&W3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07

Nice FINE DRESS GOODS, IOc.;
Beautiful LAWNS. Sc;
A splendid CORSET, 25c;
nice AtL-LiNEN CUFF: 81. per paIr.
&c, at very low prices: "Ai hiNs,
LADIES' READY.MAnE SUITS In gre,, y,....-
ut yerv low price, 500 F'ieiY
LADIES and MISSES HOSIERY very eh.s,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07
DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GooDsr,

Having d. termined to close ny entire ,,o... -.
DRESS GOODS Will offer Tor the next ,bly,, a.. p
The cheapest hDe OF nice aud fashionable spyIxc
DRESS GOODS, BLACK CAsHNEgEs. Arp1.
CAS-, &c, ever offered In this city. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07
CHARL TIE COUNTY.

REGULAR TERN OF THE COUNTY COuRT-A
READJusTER JUDGE STEPS DOWN AND THE
OLD JUDGE RESUMES THE BENCH-sT,vALL
on THE STUMP; HE SPEAKS AND ROSS HAM.
ILrON REPLI S.