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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-26
me- GRAND OPENING.
GRAND DISPLAY
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
sYCLE BROTHERS..
EVERY DEPARTMENT is NOW CONFLICT

We have full line of BLACK CAGE en from ron
CACHE MlRE Is the hest ever shown In Rich
mond
Our SILK DEPARTMENT in Black and CoIored-
e a5s s sa5 shack SILK IS Of very s"pe
ror quality
We also have a full line Of BLACK and C0LORED
SATINS.
In RACK 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 liue of DRESS LINEN az as
tonisbingiy low ieures, ranging from 10 70 zoc'
per yard-10 per cent. less than regular price.
500 pieces of NEW DRRSS GOODS from l2H to
Use. and entire new Tot 81 LACE BY MI
iNGs, and a fun line of TURKISH DRESS
GOODS.
In MATING. OTI-CLOTH. WINDOWS HADES,
and LACE CURTAINS we have an entire floor,
and at prices that will suit ever, body.
500 FRENCH and AMERICAN CORsETS ranging
from SIG TO Sl.75.
dust opened an niire new lot Of HOSIERY, SIlET-
LAND sEAWLS, PARASOLS. and SUN-UN-
Il ELIAS. Among them you Will find some
new designs.
Materials for Spring Sackngs-such as CAMEL'S-
HAIR aud I URK!SH MELTON.
500 patterns Of NEW HAMBURG EDGINGs and
INsERTINGS from The lowest to the finest.
In LACE We have large variety OF orr own I'M
poItaliou-such as TORClIoN, LANGuED0C'
ETONNE, ITALIAN, and VALEN-
CIENNkS.
Another lot Of those EVERLASTING TRIM
MNGs as cheap as the, ever were before.
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED sHlRTS-all
OF our Own manufacture.
LADIES UNDERGARMENTS-Thi department.
is In the entire charge of some OF our lady
clerks, and we are selling these goods at less
than yOn could buy the material. They are
handsomely trimmed and we'll made.
Don't tail 10 visit SYCLE BROTHERS.,
NH 29-eod 3l1 Broad street.
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A VIRGINIAN VICTIaIzED.-HenryW Weld
ner, who reached Baltimore on the steamer
from Richmond Friday, was vctim'zed out
OF S35 by an old confidence game. lie
walked up the street with man wh) had
made his acquaintance. This man met a
friend. who asked him il he had paid the
freight on the goods received by the steamer.
WedneI's new-found friend replied that he
was about getting check cashed TO raise
the money, and borrowed $50 from Weld
neI for few moments until The check busi-
ness was settled. He told Weldner to wait
for him outside Of bnsiness-hoUse, wbicn
the sharper entered and left by another
door. Detective Schaefer arrested a man
charged with doing the swindIlng. and he
will have hearing.
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MAGNIFICENT AND ELABORATE AsSORT
MENT AT
COHEN BROTHERS.

COLORED SILKS aud sATiNs, SATIN DE LY-
ON, BROCADES, and NOVELTY DRESS
GOODs In Oriental effects Tor overdresses and
combination sui at attractive prices;
BLACK PEKIN SATIN At 90c.;
Gu1iSET's BLACK SILKS at eoc.:
SATIN FINISH at $l.lS;
Very heavy SATIN FINISH al $780,.
The finest quality at $500 worth FULLY 81 yards
COLORED SILKS at 75c. selling generally al 81 a
ward:
An attractive stock of SUMMER SILKS In Che
ney, Snowflake. aud other new designs;
20 pieces OF HEAVY GROs-GRAIN COLORED
SILKS at $l.25 the value OF which Is Sl.60.
VIII open on MONDAY. April 10Th
so pieces WOOL-FlLLING BUNTING at l2Kc.
worth zoe. a yard;
Other DRESS GOODS at reduced prices;
ALL--WOOL LuPINS BLACK TAFFETA at
FRENCH CAMEL's-H AIR GAUzE s2. inch wide
at 65c, sold generally at 81 yard;
20 pieces BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERE at
8 pieces FANCY BROCADE SILK MIXTURES
at g0c. Just reduced from 1928:
BLACK SATIN reduced from 81 20 75c.. from
10 pieces RIIG.WOoL PARIS suITINGs in gen.
darme and colehman drab shades at soc. yard.
so dozen LADIES' sILK-CLOCKED BALBRIG-
GAN HOSE az IKE:
80 dozen MISSES and CdfLDREN'S SILK HOSE
SO oie ses' WIFI RilF LINEN LAWN at iSc. til.
rs pieces FRENCH CAMBRIC 3s-inch wide at
i5e.
rs dozen LADIES' TwO-BUTTON COLORED
KID GLOVES at soc. naIr:
90 pieces LANGUEDOC LACE az reduced prices;
20 dog EXTRA.LENGTH LADIES' FRENCH
Also, bargains In various inequality C0RSETs.
fap17i
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H" AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
NEW SPRING GOODS
JUST OPENED AT
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
GB3 BROAD STREET,

4 handsome assortment of new DRESS GOODS
embracing all The novelties of the season, from
| 12%c. to s1.75 pea yard;
A Es.l line of BUNTiSGS In all shades from / 2A
| to60c per yard;
| ALL-&OOL BUNTIS6S i'm every shade al 23c.;
| BLACK ALL-WOOL MONTE CLOTH, spring lot
at Soc. worth 65c.;
| specially cheap line Of BLACK CAsHMERFs;
! complete assortment OF BLACK and COLORED
SILKS xt very low prices:
BLACK PEKIN STRIPED silks from 81 up;
All the new shades in PEKIN STRIPE AID COL
0RED SATIN;
New and handsome novelties In FANCY PARA
SOILS at moderate prices;
SILK and SERGE sUN-UMBRELLAS in all siz,s =
A very large assortment OF WHITE GOODS:
WHITE LINEN LAWN at Ice. and upwardt
WHITE INDIA LINEN at zoe. and upward;
DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN in entirely new pat
terms from Csc. up;
Special bargains In WHITE and COLORED IA
BIZ DAMAsKs;
LAcE-T0P GLOVES and MITTs in endless vari-
ETY.;
30 dozen COLORED LACE MITTs at 35c.;
so dozen COL0RED SILK MITTs ut 5Oc.;
tine.quaIliy MlTTS from 75c. 10 41.25
AL the new spring shades In our celebrated MAR
four-buitons at ti.25.:
Just received ano her lot OF those handsome SHET-
LAND SHAWLs AT Csc. mt
JULIUS MEYER a SONS,
Ladies' fun, rsular-made BALDRIGGAS HOSE
soc. ap 2-eod
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The game OF the DispG1cA at the present
time in trying to deceive Republican dele.
gates into The immediate making OF an eIec.
forai ticket at Stsuuton reminds as much
OF the peculiar habit Of the ostrich. When
frightened, that animal russ and hides its
head and tbiaks 1t Is entirely concealed.
The Dispatc& has hidden the head OF its
game In the saEsds OF duplicay, and thinks
II can deceive Republicans. The whole
BODY OF the gase Is, however, exposed.
and In due time its false plumage win be
pIncked out, leaving the Dispatch only
chagrin.- Richmaa< Southern intsiligeacsr
OF last tceek.
What says ColonsI PoPHAM this week?
Who IL Enlightened nowP Who failed
10 the attempt to "deeeive Republicans ~
Whose game" is Sexposed Whose
. false plumaze" was "plucked out - by
LESTER, RIvEs, JoRoeNsxM. EARLY, Ross
HAMILTON, and the other earnest RepublI.
cansf Who has "only ehaxrin Ieftn,
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NcS Novel.

On Board the Rocka. BY Captain ROBERT
&. ADAMS 12mo. Illustrated. Price,
$3.50. Boston: d. LoTHRoP Il Co., pub
fishers.
The book is q narratiee OF facts concern.
Ing sea life and the management OF sailors.
1t is mainly the story Of an East-Inda yoy.
age made in the bark Rocket. The boot
abounds with descriptions OF the various
incidents Of sea life, storms, trade-w inds,
!" doldrums," sailors yarns. character
sketches. life In the East Indies. and gives
the words and music Of a number OF the
songs used by sailors at work.
For sale by the publishers; and also, we
suppose, at the bookstores.
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M JUST In SEASON.
ANOTHER LARGE SUPPLY OF


upocApEp and STRIPED NOVELTIES '0' COM
s'n az, s ind sATIxs In slI'be new shades;
fsa'u s'. In, ~ me- Ess GOODS At 16s' 2e' s7H'
ana scx 'S CAsHMExe At Socoe't in the city for
,,I TUE p BUNTINGs Of every color which we
,,o o" HENRIETTA. TAMIsE- and ChEpE
moME ,.,.,s -, |. Su,l line Of BLACK FABRICS
pr. ~ patterns PERCALEs, LAWNS and
fivs.s' .rt Of VICTORIA and LINEN
I.wNsL MANSIONS, FRENCH MILLS
IMccTrn nJsLINs, DOTTED and fig
UpSn sWIssEs, NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
~ ana S Lnw ,..ortmen, Of PARAsoLs-latest
novelties;
Every s,yIe of FAN from &c. upwards;
LACE aud SILK FICHUEs and IiEs' Ohh' =, -
IIssr and MUSLIN TIEs-sonething entirely
The anest line Of HOSIERY. KID and Isle
GLOVES. BLACK and CoLORED slLh LACE
MITTs; ,,r,o.,e
SILK POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs, RlBBoNs'
SILK and BEADED PRINCES hoohiN"s'
CORsETs; ~,
BRRTONNE, LANGUED0C. TORChoN' 'hL'
CLUNY, and FRENCH LACEs;
1000 pieces SWISS and HAMBURG EDGiNG
and INsERTING;
CYPRUS TRIMNTNG-the latest out;
GAUZE and MtRINO UNDERWEAR, UN-
LAUNDaIED SHIRTS, GESTLEMEN's
SCARFS;
A full stock of TABLE-LTNENs, NAPKINS, Dol
LIES. TOWELS, QUILTS, SHEET SGs,
LINEN DRILLS, CAssIMEREs. LIGHT
~
CLOTHS and FLANNELS Tor sACQuEs, ana
other goods too numerous 10 mention, at The very
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
COL Broad street, corner sixth.
Sole a-ents for the DOMESTIC PAPER FASH
roNs far Eroad street ap 24-S.M&W
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SOUTHERN HISTORICAL S0CIEgw PAPERS
ySOR MAY.-We have received this No. oil
Ithese always interesting Papers, sud lind il
Iaully up TO tie standard in the vsaiety, in,
'erest. and vssaie Of its contents. Tie table
Of contents is at folIowss
q. History Of lanes North Corolinl Bri.
gaGe. BY Bisgadia. Geeeral James II.
Lane. No. 6.
2. The Burning OF COLUMBIA, s. Cite
port OF the Comnsittee OF Citizens Appoint
ed to Collect Test;Eaosy. BIZ j. p. Carroll,
Chairman.
8. Mrs. Heurietts u. Lees Letter TO Gen,
eral Dasid Hunter eI the Burning OF Her
House.
4. Relsive Strength at Second Manassas.
BY Colonel William Allan.
8. General ChalmerSs Report 81 Opera
tions Of Casalry Divisioa on Line OF Men,
phis and Charleston Railroad from the 5th
to the 18th October. 1853.
6. The Gettysburg Campaign- Report Of
yrigadier- Ge&eral Harry r. HAYS.
7. General J. f. Johnstoa's Official Re.
port OF tue Battle Of Seven Pines, or Yair
Oaks.
8. Editorial Paragraphs.
8. literary Notices.
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FANCY GOODS.
SOS BROAD STREET.

HANDSOME POCK Ell CUTLERY, black or white
handles two blades, at 25c.; two, three, or four
blades, at so, 60. aud 75c., warranted; stout
Knives for boys two blades, warranted. at 20
and Soc elegant; Pearl or Shcl-HandIe
Knives. of the best quality, for gentlemen and
ladies, for 81;
HANDSOME POCKET and SIDE-B0OKS, for
gentlemen
An elegant MOROCCO LETTER-CARRiER al
sI.10 worth Sl.75;
Two or three new patterns iu LADIES' POCKET.
BOOKS, in addition to the very fne assortment
already In stock;
Another lot of SILK UMBRELLAS. similar to
those We have sold so many of during the past
winter In anufactured especially for us), which
we offer at 81. so and 1925, which, although
not quite as cheap, an immense bargain. In
Scotch Bingham and Cambria we stil offer the
same assortment. from which We have sold over
$50 during these last heavy rains.
Fifty STYLES FOLDING JAPANESE FANS, from
tho commos TO fine Ivory stock. at soc
The entire line OF OIL PAINTINGS, in Gilt
Frames, marked down from " to $50;
A large lot OF CHROMOS, in Carved Walnut
Frames
More of those handsome WALNUT and GILT
FRAMES. at Soc;
Another lot of sATCHELS and LARGE TRAVEL
LlNG-VALl>ES, OF all grades
rs dozen TIN CUsPADoREs -four colorsl at soc.
pair;
Handsome LAVA and TERRA GOTTA CUSPA-
DORES, In japanese aud Egyptian decora-
TONS At 81 pair;
Another lot Of GENT. EMEN'S FINE CHAINS al
from SO 10 70, warranted for fifteen years;
New patterns in HAIR CHAINS and SILK
GUARDS trimmings warranted for three
years., 81;
HANDSOME SEALs and CHARMS at 81 and So
All sizes TEA-TRAYS AZ very low Prices:
large lot Of BAsKETS-MarkeI. Lunch, Travel
ling, and Shopping-at 5Oc., Toe, 81, 81 20,
$3.50, and tl.75;
FLOWER-BAsKt1Sat 10. rs, SO, and Soc;
All grades Of ? a YIN G. CARDS, including
Harris paid backs, red corners, with sqHoez-
ersr;
CHIPS. DoMINoEs, CHESS, BACKGAMMON,
MUSIC FOLIOs,
SCRAP ALBUMS,
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
ALBUMS, &C. sc.
Large assortment OF LAMPS-three styes q i'm
miDgs. W. A. STEVENS, |
an sos Broad street.
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49, iFor snc DispafchJ
nemecraaGo Meeting In mno's""

A. = meeting Of the Conservatives "
Madlmn county held, pursuant 20 LOU, no..
a. III court.nouse on Thurday the sau VI
Anil. 1889 gcourtd day., Thomas .; n m
rtsyeys was made chairman and u. H. A"s
~ The he following delegates aud alternatss
we're cfo.en 10 represent tne vpuh,y
In the State Conservative Convention 70
he hesd NJ Richmond on the lsLh OF
Nav next: For Rapidan district-''ames
~ Eemoer. George Z. Garth, aud
Th~nnbilns Smoot delegates, and James
4. Thrift, q. II. Taylor, ana james
" wills ajterustes. For Locust Dale as
,rsct--H. ID. Twyman, DIR. James A. hhi,
Jobn p. Ayior, ADD b. L. wager de'egmes'
and Henry FRY, II. s. Bsoten, William Lo-
we'll. and Simeon Carpenter alternates. FOR
Robertson district--John ID. Fray, A. u.
DuIany. r. Smith, and Thomas w. Cbap-
man delegates. and Y. j. Crigler, Ruius
Carpenter, Robert N. Uiz, and I. +. berrey
aIternates.
Ex-Governor Kemper appeared, and sald
that while he heartily endorsed the oblects
OF the meeting, there were considerations
OF health and OF domestic nature whicn
would prevent him from attending the state
Convention, end he asked that his name DE
struck from the list OF delegates, and #. III.
Hill be appointed in his stead; which was
done.
The following resolution was unanimous
" adopted:
Rcsofvcd, That we will cordially support
the nominees of the National Democratic
Convention TO be held at Cincinnati.
IL was ordered that the delegation at
tending the State Convention at Richmond
be authorized TO Ill vacancies In their own
body; and it was ordered that the secre-
tary make the usual publication OF these
proceedings in the Democratic Conserva'
tive press.
THOMAS J. HUMPHREYS, Chairman.
q. II. Taylor, Secretary.
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The height from which General MALONE
fell at Stanton. or the depth to which he
fell. may be estimated from the fact that
JOSEPH JoRGENsEN Is one OF the delegates
at large TO the Chicago Convention !-nOt
simply delegate from congressional dis
trict, but delegate from the whole State OF
Virginia
JoRGENsEN has eaten some OF that "prO-
toplasm" since last winter, sure enough :
hasn't be, neighbour
And JORGESsES lives in Petersburg.
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1. is indeed great shame that any citizen
OF Richmond and Virginia should have to
pay a dollar year to the State for the priv
iege OF voting; and yetit is greater shame
that any such citizen should permit himself
to be DISTINGUISHED by device so mean and
paltry.- Wing.
=" great shame" that man should be
|requiied to pay one dollar for the privilege
of voting away hundred dollars OF his
|neighbor's money! And how patriotic he
must be who Is unwilling to pay one dollar
as year for the privilege Of voting.
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vseeon y solidly for Bjaise, Georgia
s .s'sn between Blaine. Grant, and Sher-
vs Wv, snc hon. share going 70 Blaine. and
fngton Post. va 's"- WdSa-
$780, 49,. are some very shakys fellows
.@.nsst the GRAST delegation srom W..
- Nv, Hoo, Ne think. viii not 20 ahro.sh
ssrss ~ ws'sr 70 dsisst either BLAME ~ a.
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4 p 0 l. L I n A r / s.
BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

IF YOU CAN'T FIND OLD A.
l. LADIES HANDMADE BUTTUNs1k3
BOOTS AND CONGRESS GAITEKs:
BOOTS, CLIPPERS. and SANDALS. with
c.,I hfGSis \ Ky " hs s,sr vpr,,u
HEAVY HANDMADE GOAT SPRING.
uEEI. BO0TS-S TO lOh:
1bSIdEMEN'Si FINEST HAND-wORK in
the largest aud finest assortment OF
TRUNKS, yAI.ISEs. TRAVELLING-BAGs.
sA1CHELS. &C.. come 70
J. A. GRICGS.
~. Tenth and Main streets,
hem. - an .0 .s soI"
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WHAT THURLow WEED THINEs.-"
tank General Hancock the strongest Demo-
erat, Seymour second. Bayard has no
chance. II David Davis had been nomi-
mated ia The place Of Greeley he would have
been elected"
CIR. WEEDS bead Is level; but be isn't
altogether right in the above opinion.
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wPOsIrIvELY OURLAsT SEASON.

To reduce our stock before selling out our entire
business we have greatly reduced our prices, and
will. in addition 10 rhe reduction, allow q DIS
COUNT OF 10 PER CENT. on all cash sales.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY at less than whole
sale prices;
DRFSS-TRIMMINGS at less than New York prices
LACES, HAMBURGS, and CORsETS at less than
manufacturers prices;
GLOVES at less than half price-KIDS at 40c.
worth Use; at Csc worth 81;
HOSIERY at One-fOurth value;
GOLD-PLATED JEWELRY at half price.
Call and convince yourself at
HUTZLER BROTHERS, and
MRS. r. HUTZLER'S.
F25 Broad street.
STOCK, FIXTURES. GOOD WILL, LEASE. &C.,
for SAFE on favorable terms. ap22
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I1nNOIs. Seventeen counties out OF 101
have elected delegates 70 the Republican
State Convention. Result: For BLAINE,
~; sorsGRANT, 40-almOst two to one.
The,Granties still claim the State, how
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DELEGATES FROM WARREN COUNTY TO THE
STATE CONvgNTI0N.-John Il. Lowell, Ewell
Baker. william II. Maddox, Thomas w.
Timberlake, A. j. Bowen, Philip A. Speng-
Ter, Frank p. Cover, James L. Richards,
and Isaac n KIM.
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San francisco seems to be fated to have
troubles. The killing Of CHARLES DE
YOUYcSby young KALLOcH " a sad misfor-
tune for that city. One Of the De YOUNas
shot yosng .KALL0cH's father last year.
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CARPETS. oIL-CLorus. &c.

MATTINGS. OIL CLOTHS, AND CAR
1Sl PETs.--t have Just received u full line OF
CHINESE MATTlNGS OF all grades,
CARPETS. OIL-CLOTHs, RUGS MATS, &c.
. A fli,.' line LACE CURTAINS, cOkNICEs. ana
all styles. W,rk done ia town or ounfry. ~ or
ders promptly attended 10. A. JENNINGS.
ap 6.2m No, 1871 Main street.
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p osENDALE CEMENT.

II ~."14'i
1000 barrels FRESH ROsENDALE CEkENT
nally expected per tea oner Major w, H.
Taninm.
ROCKLAND LIME.
a'nV0 barrels k0CKLAND LIME from the cele-
yer schooner Edwsra f annyee ra''' expected
Tor sale low IRON dock Ly
~ ROBERT wENpENBURG.
an "a a, Nos. ZOE Main and IL Fifleepth street.
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-. Ses<ral 0{snt Is I srea 49,.
g ~ sc. Yetk q Hoss,io ses |, candidate
ds.. 4etes. How NAM ~, seou y. W 1868
- s6o.'i q = nnsjofils IS ~. "e ~ the
Norsi,s 4 "a : telrd-ier@ essds4 Z nsate u
D.ss, ee.'r y IN; y. - tss! ssa!net
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me- ID. a. +. MITTELDORFER,

527 BROAD STREET,
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY THELARGEsT 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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CLOTHING.
sEINE.THREAD.

EIsHERMEN's DEPOT. nmsr.
PATENT AND SOFT-LAID sEINE-TwINg,
all sizes.
PRICES REDUCED-PRICES REDUCED.
sEiNE~LiNES, C0RKS, WOOD,
CoTTnN aud TARRED ROPES, all sizes;
YAWKIN8S. &c, &C,
FyKE NETS. THREAD GILL NETTING and
COaT0N-TwiSE NETTING. for haai-seinss, o'n
rigrrd resoy fer use We afe prepared 10 oil ali or.
dcru promptly and nj low 6sares.
y. LiCilTsNsJElN q SONS. !.
Sole importers of The LIuN-BRASD SEINE
THREAD, warranted fail standard
apl2 cornef Seventeenth aud Fraaklid streets.
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BUNTINGS! BUNTINGS!
BJTNTINGS in all shades, from sc. 10 the finest
imported;
LACE BUNTINGS I'm all shades at 25.snd 30c.;
BLACK CASTMERES-the largest sock In the
city. and at old prices;
DRESS GOODS. in plain, figured, and all the new
novelties, from 12hc. up;
500 pieces FRENCH PERCALES at 12Hc, real
value 25e. per yard
BLACK SILKS from COO. to $3.50 per yard;
Our BLACK SILK at 81 per yard can't be beat:
COLORED SILKS, sATINS, PEKIN STRIPES
DAMAssE and BROCADE SILKS for trim
nings In all shades.
MATTINGS. MATTINGs!
s5o pieces MATTINGS, from auction. in al
widths-.WHITE. CHECKED, and FANCY AT
The following prices, 1s. 20, %, 20. 30, and
37sc.-the cheapest and best goods ever seen In
this city:
PARAsOls-a full line Just opened; all the new
styles ard very low In price:
DOMfSTICS-a full supply. bought before The recent
advance, which we offer at Il small advance on
LACE MITTs in all colors at 40, so, so. 75e, and
Hosiery; GLOVES; BPTCTESoIM ,I dAGt
Doc, BRETONNE, DENTELLE, TORCHOE,
UNDERwEAR for Ladies, Children, and Gentle
men at last years prices;
UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS at coo. worth 81;
WHITE GOODS IN endless variety:
RUFfLTNG from 4c. per yard 10 The finest made;
CASHMERE, COTTONADES. Mt " Oh
JEANS, Ga MIDDLESEX FLANNEL,
sHAwLs In oil grades;
BLACK and COLORED SILK PRINCES from
zoe. per yard 10 1928.
All we ask is call before You buv.
ID. x L. MITTELDORFER,
ap 3-SMSw3n 527 Broad stree.
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What does the Wing think OF JoRGENsEN
by this tisne? Has be really grown too big
for his clothes?
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DEATHS.

Ned. at 2 r. NJ. april cath, of ocngesti OF the
luugs, FRANK, Infant son OF DIR. r. ID. and Agnes
G. fsunnin CHAM.
TIT funeral took mace from his faaer's reside &C.
7l1 ssst Franklin street, SUNDAY MORNING The
20 Instant at 81 O'Clock.
Died on Friday the 23d, at 10 O'Clock p. NJ ,
JAAESH RAGLAND, son Of Il. +. ao1 Fannie Z.
RaslasQ In his seventeenth year.
The friends and acqu*inapces OF The family are
respectfully invited 10 zttesd his funeral fsp Gen.
tenary Methodist church SUNDAY AFTERNOON
al $50.
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APOLIENARIS.

4 20 LLfNARIS.
"TaE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
British Medical Journal.
"L'RAD DE TABLE DIES REINEs.-
lie GGuiots De Paris.
ANNUAL SALE, 100000 BOTTLES AND
JOGS.
OF ALL MINERAL.wATER DEALERS, GRocERs
AND DRUGGISTS. 3-s,M&w3m
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at tpe Seventh-Streea Christian church,
Thursday evendng April 22d, by Rev j. II Tyler,
e. dsBELL aud MAMIE A. WYNN;
Z 9th OF Richm oni.
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A CONCENTRATE PREPARATIONS FOR
NUTRITIOUS BEEF TEA, OR sOUP.
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NPENTN(T OF NEW SPkING GUUDS
A. !HUJZLER a SONS,
800 BROAD STREET.
Just received fulI and complete line of the latest
novelties in DRESS GOODS. embracing
ALL.W0OL BUNTIN -, III Killed iE HUNT.
CLOTHS, BRoCADLS and STRIPES IN al the
newest shades. SAT us. SILKS, PEKIN
STRIPES, POLKA DOi and DROcADEs Tor
BLACK GRENADINES, ri. <CK CAsHMEREs,
TAMlsE. and NOME CLC tbs.
PUNT DTspRl1 and ToRcIIoN
LACEs.
Hosiery, buttons, and Trimmings specially
Parasots. full Inc, ut prices lower tina ever "a.
Napkins, and Towels; Lace Mile, full
line. IN all the new shades; Lace Top, Bei IN, ana
hid Gloves ladies' aud Geniemens Und,. swfsg
Uassimefes FOR boys aud LINENS wear.
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For SALE BY PURCELL, LADD co"
NH 80 1916 Main street.
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DREsS GOODS! DRESS GoODsl!

nRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!!
Having determined to close nay entire stock OF
DRESS GOODS l viii offer for the next thirty days
the cheapest line Of nice and fashionable SPRING
DRESS GOODS, BLACK CASHMEREs, ALPA-
CAS-, &C., ever offered In this city.
Nice FINE DRESS 6OOUs, l0c.;
Beautiful LAWNS. &c.;
A splendid CORSkT, Zoe;
nice ALL-LINEN CUFF. &c. per pair
A full assortment OF TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS,
LADIES READY-@NaonE SUITS in great variety
at very low price;
LADIES and MISSES HOSIERY very cheap.
Also. in addition to onr stock. we have fun line
OF NEWS LADIES', MISSES, and CiIILDREN'S
8, t0Es, which will be sold at very low price. No
lad of the city or surrounding country should fail
to EN- brsce this rare opportunity 10 secure season.
able a. " fashionable goods at mere mite OF money
BALTIMORE AUCTION HOUSE,
No. 16 east Broad street.
j. ROSE. Agent for 6. GoLDEvBERG.
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