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sPgCIsA xnrIcYs.
UT CHEAP { CHEAP CHEAP

LARCE-sIzG MARsElLLEs QUILTS At s17o
worth 81 So;
CRIB QUILTS at 7Jc. worth $3.50;
CURTAIN MUSLIN at 1oc. per yard worth 2oc.:
NOTTINGHAM LAMBREQUIS LACE at soc. per
yard worth Soc;
BEST PRTNTED KNICKERBoCKER CAMBRIA
at 1Oc. per yard wor h 12xc. by the case;
REAL TORCHON.LACE COLLARS or BIB5 at
10c. worth 20c.:
BALBRIGGAN HOSE at o. per dozen worth 81;
HEAVY HuCKABACK TOWELS at $3.50 per
dozen worth $3.50;
LINEN-DAMAsK D0MIEs at S5c. per dozen
worth 50e;
BARGAINS in ali kinds Of TABLE-DAMAsK;
PILLow.CAsE LINEN at Coo. per yard worth
Use.
HAMBURG EDGINGs and INsERTINGS from
&c. to 81 per yard;
BEST oNE-BUTTON BLACK SEAMLESS KID
GLOvEs-sizes 81 and 5a4-at asa palr-wouid
he cheapatsl:
TWO BUTTON OPERA-COLORS KID GLOVES
at soc. a pair worth Soc;
TIRE -BUTToN OPERA-coLoRs KID
GLOVES at 3Jc a pair worth 7oc.;
RUCHINGs and RUFFLEs in great yarety-we
show sixty d0ereat styles;
BINTINGs IN all colors aud qu1li'ies;
LAWNS. GiNGHAMs, CAMBRIcs, and PER-
| GALES;
| FANCY DRESS GOODS in great variety from
I2Ac to 81 per yards
BLACK CAsHMERES, all wool. in al qualiies-
| we offer special bargains in this goods;
BLACK SILKS from Csc. TO So per yard:
BLACK sBd COLORED sATINS, PEKINs, and
B3OCADES;
FOSTERS CELEBRATED KID GLOVEs-tht
best glove in this market;
| SEINE THREADING. IS a. 90c. pound worth
1925; No.5O at fIa pound worth sl.31.
Bear II in mind thai the lrgest stock and greatest
variety Of goods at the lowest prices can be found
nj LEVY BROTHERS.
Examine cur large STOCK Of CORShTS; also
| WAISTS for children, and SHOULDE BRACES
| NH 10
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ng GRAND OPENING
M GRAND OPENING
or
SPRING GOODS.
COHEN BROTTERS,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD,
WILL DISPLAY on MONDAY
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK IN ALL THEIR
DEPARTMENTS.

NEW DRESS FABRICS-in Preach, English, and
American manufacture;
A large display of SILKS AID SATlNS. In all their
various new designs;
4 superb collection IN GRENADINES Of Lionese
and Milan manufac ure;
Attractive exhibition Of the choicest designs in
WORSTED aud SILK DRESS NOVELTIES:
Also, the most attractive stock o. MOURNING
FABRICS ever offered in this city, including all
tn. various DUNTINGS Of foreign and domes-
Tie designs, CAMEL'S.HAIR GACZE. SILK
WARP. HENRlETTA CLOTHS, CREPE DE
ETE. NOME GRAPE, ANGOLA CLOTH, and
TAMIsE.
They will also open their own direct importation OF
new spring shades i'm the celebrated Z" LEROY
SEAMLESS KID GLOVES. which they sell at
the following low prices TWO button. Sl.4j
three-bu,lon. 1888; siX-buton, 1925.
Also other rccommendable KID GLOVES from
3jc. up;
Full lines of the LUCIA" IMPRESSED KIDS,
In three, four, and SIX buttons;
New desi. n in LADIES' SILK MITES;
Also. a fun line Of NEW THREAD GLOVES.
In LADIES' and CuILDREN'S HOSE We offer the
most superb styles in cotton thread, aud silk
NH 10
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n Law Point.
BLAcgsEURG, VA, March L.,

BLACEsEURG, VA, March I,lSS0.
I'D tors Uispofch have law point to
$, ,bnit, when has general interest, and
WI hicb, trust, il may be your pleasure TO
no tsce.
Whilst the B.scksburg College bill was
uu, Ter discussion in the Senate Mr. b ulker-
son offered on amend mcni, wbicn was
ado pied by tbe-$ enate. The amendment
excl nptsS President Buchanan from re-
NOV n. Zoe bill then lent to the House
for Il action. The House concurren In the
Senat aunendment. and the, bill then passed
to the enrolling cer5;. II / low appears that
the AGA contains no slch cla use, or, IN other
words. the amendment OF q ne Senator's not
In the Ia W. 1t mySses iouSiy vdnishad. NOW
for the law -poini. Ifsh Sen ate and House
Journaks show the ,gassage OF suei an
amenduAe Mt, and yet tne bill, as enrolled,
contains no such provision, the hIii. as
enrolled. the law, or the bill as IL passec
the Gene raj Assembly the law? III ltcsn
be satisfa ct0rilr show by the' record sf
both hons. IS fba, the present &C Is Doothe
act passed by the Genera, Ass, mbly,''s 1t
law?
Whilst giving the law efye us aiso the
moral OF such proceeding.
Your, DC, 0'
Ita lea aTipta est--"thus the law d
written "--is the rule that must gov, 1n. Ill
requires the assent Of the Governt ". tne
House OF Delegates, and the Sena te' 10
make a law. The two houses have OF eefii'
selves no power to make law. There tofe
nothing Is law that has not been appro Veo
by the Governor. He has not approved ~e
omitted amendment; and Of course it IL
not law. 1t is possible the Governor migl u
have vetoed the bill II as presented to hin !
1t had contained that feature. We say this
last by way Of illustration, having no idea
that be would have done so. The illustra.
tion show, why the bill as enrolled is the
law.
The moral is that President BUCHANAN is
entitled to continue In bis place, unless the
Governor desires him to be removed; and
no Board OF Directors will fail to be gov
erned by the expressed wish Of the Legis-
lature and the Governor. That's our guess.
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u,,a 1,nlnlio Schools.


w,s wA;s need not be alarmed as TO toe
ute Of the public schools. There Is no 'eau'
;nr man Smongst the Debt.Payers WHO mas
eyer avswcd MS hostility to them. WITH
mrs, RAN. TUCKER, CURRY, PHLEoAR' "oc'''
DAxxx,-but we cannot name the chaui'
picss OF the cause OF the payment oil Tue
pubic debt, and 80 we viii mel try 10 10 50 /,
tbrxcfore we will, ou,y say that amongst ~
ttr distinguished speakers sent forth 'as'
fail TO advocate before The people the NC.
CuLIocu settlement net one but dec'a'eo
himself TO be tue friend Of the pubiic-scaoo'
system. what IL the use oil uy'"s "
make a fight in favor OF an unp'eoso'
s,ec,aro, tsctes and against the Democrats
stceet e,r an issue which the Democratic
lenders Nh Scclale TO be no Issue al a'l'E u
II DOS sible that the people OF Virginia arc
supr ,osca to be stupid'enough to cTec'. .ne
assn mption or assertion that the party "n'0n
established the publie-scbool sYs'eh Is W
DO nd II? Where are the ones. PUN
SC b.n,s in virginia! We answer, IN h'c"'
n ,o,5. where the Deb,-Payers have away
! ms fu,l possession OF the City'Counc''' ahO
where the Readjrsters did rot even oar'
set fall. TO run apg candidates for The HOUSE
III Delegates or nc Senate
In the Conservative party there are nv
sS,oub, come opponents OF The publlc'schoo
esrsre,,,. inst RS there are I'm the Readl"s'e
ranks; bat these opponents nave hc'.'
been able TO Impress nleir ideas upon 'o'
policy Of the party. Ia this city we ha''
mayer known even ose avowed opponent On
the puolic school system to run lot any
.,,,ece-not even the place OF councsfh'sn'
-You must find some better ground OF oppo'
-sition to the Democratic candidate for Pre-
ssident thin the assumption that the Con-
sseryatvss OF Virginia are opposed 20 pup
lie schools. That argument is too tb'n.
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GENERAL MAH0NE.-General Malone, who
has been elected 10 succeed Mr.. Withers,
in Virginia, is not in sympathy with the
regular Democratic organization, and has
said openly that as between Grant and Til
den he would support the former. His vote
in The Senate IN view Of the bitter warfare
made upon him by the regular Democrats,
is as likely TO be cast on the Republican
side as on the Democratic. II he supports
the nomination OF General Grant, a' he
will probably have an opportunity OF do
ing, he would undoubtedly act win the Re-
pubIicans in the Senate, and this would
give them control OF that body washing.
ton telegram Pbiiadeiphid Bulletin.
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The SALVATION Army.
COMMISSIONER RAILTON's ULTIMATuM TO
MUNICIPALITY OF NEW YORK.

COMMISSIONER RAILION'S ULTIMATuM TO THE
MUNICIPALITY OF NEW YORK.
Commissioner Railton, of the Salvation
Army, now in New York city, called at the
Mayors office Yesterday. and presented TO
Mayor Cooper "the ultimal um Of the Sal
walton Army" At It's head is a coat-of-
arms, with the motto "BlOod and fire."
The paper, after setting forth that it is
essential that the operations OF the army be
carried on in the streets. and adding that
the Mayor has refused permission to so con.
duct the campaign, says:
"Now. therefore, hereby most respect
fully request and require, Ia the name Of
the Lord God OF Hosts, that before
o'clock on the evening OF Thursday next,
the 18th day of March. 1880. an engage
ment be delivered to me at the above adj
dress from the government OF this city to
permit any person acting under my direc-
lion 10 proclaim salvation IN the streets
upon the same terms and conditions under
which permission to do so would be grant
ed to any other citizen whatsoever.
"And | hereby further give you r0,ice
that, failing the delivery OF such engage
ment before the above-named time, shall
forthwith remove the headquarters OF this
armv In America 10 some city where equal
privileges arc V"tolcu ny an O'IiIcHe' VI
daineG or not, ordained, in the matter Of
serving the Lord and saving souls"
The MAYOR said that the corporation or
dnance mus. remain in force. The Com
missioner SAID that he would not swerve
from the terms Of the ul imatum.
The army held services Yesterday at the
Sailors Mission. in Baxter street, in the
afternoon, and at Hudson. River Hall ia the
evening.
In the afternoon some gentlemaJ inter-
ested 10 the movements OF the army offered
10 procure the Aquarium for services. Mr..
Railton has not decided to accept The offer,
but says that ne thinks favorably Of il.
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SOUTHERN MERCHANTS EXCURSION. o.. Y
cinn0fi. Ohio, March 1S.-Four trains, car
rY,pg 1000 southern meicbenis and leading
business. meD. arrived last night from Chat.
tanooga over the Cincinnati and Southern
railroad 10 celebrate The opening of The
hew line. A hearty welcome was given To
the visitors, who were escorted 10 the no.
tek AMID enthusiastic demonstrations, ring
Ing OF bells, display Of fireworks, &c. The
city was profuseIy decorated and bril-
lisLtly Illuminated A grand banquet will
be given 10 Music Hall tonight.
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At a public meeting OF the Palmer Club.
Of Springfield, ILL.,, Wednesday night, ex-
Governor Palmer addressed large au-
dlence. He said be would not dIsparage or
antagonizs any Democratic presidential eau
didate, aud would support the Democratic
nominee. He considered Grantlsm the
most dangerous element in American poll
Ties; decsrcd that the Republican party
was blinded by prejudic,s sngen dered by
the war, and clIled State sovereignty the
bulMatk Of the nations EIeAtness. ~ v.
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DEATHS.

Died, suddenly, "Wednesday evening, l7th March
1880. In the seventv-frt ear of her age. Mrs
SOPHIA HENDERSON, cOusort OF the LAKE Daniel
Henderson. Sr.
The friends of her chidren-Isaith and Daniel
Henderson and Mrs. Armsiead Wakcr-are re-
specrfu invited 10 attend her funeral which VIII
taxi p ace from The First Baptist church Oh FRI
ID Y tue 18th instant a. O'Clock l.. NJ.
Petersburg papers please copy.
Died Of pneumonia. March Is, 1880, CHAIR rs
BERKLtY Infant son Of pr. j. u. and VILLA Har.
rson.
Funeral sesvlces from his ia hers residence, cor
ner of Twenty seventh and Broad Streets at r. NJ.
on FRIDAY. l9lh Instant.
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BUCKINGHAM CoUNrY-RAMRoAD News =

BUCKINGHAM C0UNTY-RAILROAD NEWS -
The prospect OF Kentucky air line which
will pass through Maysville is putting new
life into everything heresbouts It's rumor-
ed that public meetings OF our citizens will
be held on an early day. the promoters Of the
railroad desiring 10 obtain free yift OF the
right OF way, etc., through the county. The
Kentucky Airline will be The Atlantic end
OF trans-coniiuental line already running
between Tucson, 10 Arizona, aid San Frau
cisco. Maysvile will doubtless become nm
Important town when this railroad is built.
Hon. j b. Ficklin Is very sspguine about
completing marrow gauge" from NAYS.
vile TO New Canton.-Fd rmviAe Mems.
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A Boston swindler advertised for 80 lady
or gentleman 10 address circulars evenings
NJ u me-" and to the thousands OF persons
wuo responded by mail be sent lett. rs say
'DR ne would pay S7athoussnd for address
ing envelopes. lie added: "The.e are
L@oy VINO answer advertisements for mere
Gu, iesit, 10 protect ourselves against such
bore, we are obliged 10 insist upon q de
post o. ell which you can claim affer the
delivery 'i The fir,t 1000 circulars" The
pay offered WIS so liberal that The dollars
poured into ais post-ofiice b x At the rate OF
y0O day. DIT re got none OF them, for The
postmaster refused to deliver them,
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FtNEY GOODS.
SOH BROAD STREET.

few handsome patterns Of GFNrLfNtN'
STOCK.PLArE NE>I-CHAl\> from . i'
IS, wsrranted for fifteen years. Too price
about three fourths THAI usually charged .. Dig
same quality good.
New patterns in LADIES NECK-CuAGNs Do q.
New patterns ENAMELLsD and sErAEhilh
LEENE-BUTTONs, warranted Tor de years.
atsl
New settings in solid ten ard ,wclyc.k1rit GOLD
and children's SOLID ENGRAVED and tNAN'
ELLED RINGS at 81;
I he larg stassortmcnt ofGENTLENEN'S >tAhI'
PINS ever shown in town. inciuliug all DOT. ''"
English spjrtlng rattcrn., e f.W irruch a..'''
besid,s the pesr-,hapei Ical ouyK-Iin''e u.s.
arr In good plate or dnc silt auI are ~ar. ''
for three years, anu vary ia pnte iNm -,.'
$3.50.
In FRAMES show a finer a>sortm 'h'n '''t
before. BLACK WALNUT with tl..h N..-
nut and Alt huing at Soc; BLACK NAlN'
with engraved aud git hniug az G0c t.i 30
beautiful ENAnELLED aud tNGfAN.'
FRAMES. former price : -, but uo" -'
vt 81. In cabinet size | have elegant corr
LEAF aud VELVET FRAME 81 1881 10
and 1925; beautiful ENGRAVED ~
BILLED GOLD INLAID and Nti'''
FRAME at s2.2j more Of those baa4''.
VELVET FRAMES with ensrayei r|'t
enamel Gu slJc at 81; siLh-YELNEl "'."
doors and nj KEEL trimmings a, aud car ."
at 95c.; new design aud patterns AZ soc o.
and 75e.; card sizs as low as lS'., zoe anl --'
Thirteen new patterns IA POCkEG-Bo"hsA
PORTE-MONNAIES, Those Two pSt'ei. a.
65c and 81 beat anything W. have ever so W.
New UMBRELLAS ia cambric, scotch CIV. 'D,
and alpaca from Use. 10 s2.25. Iha,e h's.'
Scotch goods on natural sick ~ sl2O, 'l'''
and $3.50, snd on bamboo sick with para.
frame at sl.50. sl.75, aud ~ tibrce sil '' '-'.
are gas-dyed," which I ~ ran. II hi'f wv
hardest raio they show color on white ein'''
handkerchief viii refund ,Le mot q, paid
A full line OF LADIES' ATCHEI> and GIN III
MEMS vALiSEs a. very low prices.
One Gaze OF GENTLEhEN'S sofr HATS A. "
worth t225. New dc ixps IN CARDS and ~
YEL0PEs at zoe, 25c. and SOC.
WA. s1kvsNs. sos Broad street
Look q, those handsome CAHPEr-sEAr fVLV
ING ROCKERS at si.25. mn -
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III FROM THE RECENT NEW YORh
FIRE.
COHEN BROTHERS
WILL OFFER on MONDAY
damaged by water only

4,jCO yards of DRESS LINEN at 1sc. the value
of which is 25c.;
800 yards of LINEN DRILL at l5c., valued at
| 20c.;
3 ,SOO wards OF LINEN DRILL at 25c. the value Of
which 1. 375sc;
| l o pieces Of WHITE LINEN LAWN at 15c.;
6lOO yards Of WHITE LINEN LAWS at l9c.
the value Of winch Is 35c.
200 yards of LONsD Ale CAMBRIA at Zoe.
| the value of which Is l2zc.;
| $500 yards OF FRENCH CAMBRIA at 15c. the
| value of which is 25c.;
l 800 yards Of DAYOL BLEACHED MUSLIN at
81. (this lot is slightly mildewed) the value of
which Is l1c.
225 CROCHET BED-sPREADs at 81, the value
of which is sl.75
bales of UNBLtACHED MUSLIN at Sc. the
value Of which Is l0c.;
1900 yards OF CANTON FLANNEL at lee. the
value of which is 1885,;
20 pieces OF WIGAN at 4c. a yard;
z, 90 Yards of RICE CAMBRIA at Sac. the value
of which Is l0c;
o pieces of LINEN sHEETING at csc. the value
of which is S5c.;
200 dozen LADIES' IL MsTlTCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS at Toe. the value of which Is
l2kc.;
so dozen LADIES' HEMsTITCHED IIANDKER-
CHIEFS AZ 1876. the value of which IS 25c.;
100 LINEN LAP-aOBES at 92c. the value OF which
$50;
L dozen MARsEILLEs QUILTS at Csc. the value
of which Is 1925.
ALSO, IN GOOD ORDER,
20 pieces of CHENILLE and SILK PRINCES
31E-inch. at 40c. yard;
75-BONE ELEGANT-FIT TING CORSET at SOC;
NEW TORCHoN and LANGUEDOC LACEs;
Also' a large stock OF LACE CURTAINS, in imita-
ton and real lace;
CURTAIN-MUsLIN from 12X 10 35c. ward,
among them many new patterns. NH Is
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The Richmond Dispatch decisiyely says !:
q There csn be NJ FAIR elections under the
laws Just pronounced constitutional by the
Supreme Court Of the United States"
Does the Dispatch think that court In this
"usurpation OF Legislation" intended there
should De o. KnOxciite Tribune.
We can't say We do.
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AMERICAN BENEvOLENCE.

"One man here, whose funds we with to
swell, freely gives from his private means,
to help people foreign 10 him, more than
Is doied out by The royalty that claims i5eir
obedience, taxes their labor, or sheds their
blood. And, when this unusual liberaIity
is supplem, nted by the gifts Of great peo-
pie, may not this charity OF such grand pro-
portions exert influences which, more than
the craftsmanship Of Europe, may tend TO
preserve peace among the varied peoples OF
that continent? May 1t not teach its rulers
that there are sympaIhes among mankind
which 1t il not safe for them TO disregard
nor to trample upon? We may overstrain
hone when we thus indulge our feelings
with regard TO the fal.reacning influences OF
charity, but with our Gifts to save one peo-
pie Of Europe from famine we will send our
prayers that all ITS nations may he spared
from tue calamIties OF war and from want
and pestiience, which follow in its foot
steps,"
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PROPOSALS..
DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
III RAILROAD.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CROss.TfEs
and for TEL EGRAPfi POLES from Richmond 10
Bnchsnap viii be rsc,l yed by the undersigned until
MARCH 23Iu: The Tie, are 10 be OF White, Post,
inches thick, sad are 10 be baked The Telegraph
Poles 10 be OF Chestnut, Locus, Cypress or Cedar,
70 feet long snd 'nchtsin diameter At the small
epd, and are To In bai he'd.
For fur,hfrpsrlicuixrs aud locations apply 20
s. n. q. PARSONS,
Wee President Richmond shd Allegheny U. h. =
NH Std 1891 Main streel, Rlchmond.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, February IL. 1850. by The Re
Ginr, Mis- MARGARET f. BEDFORD
JOHN MARSHALL; both Of This city.
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800 yards Of REAL lEtN'U pERlif .
I2H... real value 2Jc.: 5000 yard ,. II.l.i
LINEN 81 49,, Iell value GJt.:~.n0Y ,...
LINEN LAWS a. re. worth soc: ll....'
of ALL wool tAS~lNEEF- e. G-r. ..
wcr. wor n Sl.2j 5000 ,arl- CO1ioN ..
nc: sllglty, wei. Worm 2jc.; loo.
COTTON ABE 20 pc. uor Wet. wO.-. .-.
5000 ysr,i, COTTON or &c.. .f .,....
worth &C.: 5000 ARD COTTON 40. stf...
not We worth zoe q 600 yards Nl. rs
damaged by wWer.a a. - pr yad: ~
LINEN >liEt1lNG Csc. p4hrf,.. .....i
worth 81; 10 ~. cc- OF LINN ~lt. lII.....
Soc, slightly damaged worth i.gj. -i. .i....
QULr BEp,,St4tNNpS ~ >l.5. n.t ...
fpa' value - 30 ooI.u ADDS D.. 49,
STITCH HANBkEECHftF SONNY H.. .I.
20 dom GENTLtMl ~ AIi.I..\
HANDhGHCbl ~ ,ouR. l4.r.rp,c .s'..t
GFNTLEMkN'~ ALLTlfNfs UANI. @.
CHIEFS, much iin,r, ou 3 lG.r.arlt,.. . ...
yards BLEsCuEO DnIIDN ~ e..
wet: 2j1 pieces OF &C MIR r.r..r.
Pc. 10 II ncr ward hr lfsrf ~ nit .lr.
MlRt ever shown 81 fh- clfs: 800 p... N.u
SPRING DRIS> GuOl ~-.i. ltf,.t l,... ..
the ecIson: , 900 ynul. ofI pNE-'~ ...
DALE SOtT-kthiNl ANGEtt H- u.
than he regular price: BOO r.H U.r,.
HAMbURGs raueirs from - '"tl:2.
patterns II TDHCUDN. -. .UN.. ...
BRETON LAGf~: LOCO ..Ir- .t l. ..I.-
BALBfiGGAN HOSP 40 - llf 4Nc . I.
and sc 900 par, OF All-~l-' ..f l..Il.
DRFN'~ REGULAR-TAU- HO~l I I-..
5000 yards OF LINEN DELL. -Ig. ..
80. d. = 1870: 500 pieces a4 - !.l A.. ..f
1RlMMIN nom 10 Z. $3.50. q ri.r.. .e
sCAEtS fro'u -. 2" sI.-o-tr..' ....
MATING. OF s'ifIli. r.d tArPFT.
cheap; NOITTNGHAV LACE fir.i It,
from l. ,c. io ~. 90 t.l.n TOW
chcapc ever f-rrl 900 Nicam.n N..
Stl - ranging from 3I'. go SOL
MONpA N TWO case. d IEi ~--i l'i' ..
from - % %. prr Ntrd f. ful Ii. -.la
FEIN6f~ from 3Nt Geo 81 I1r.'r.
Uphnnariel SHEETS 1t oii iii't- rtrf IS
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Werssuru tbaDksto ", r. .. tor public
documents.
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NpEfTAI. NOTICES.
az FROM THE GREAT wEr.GO0Ds
~
ANOTHER LARGE Lot. ONLY srIcur,.
DAMAGED. III
JUST OPFgEDAT
JULIUS MEYER a SONS


cases BLFACHED COTTON a. Sc. v,s-,,o-
cases BLEACIED COTTON. equal =, ~.
sutia- It tlc., N tih-
regular price Doc; - <ve'
go pieces STRIPED MARsFUIrs ., -.
worth 25.: * r..
80 pieces PLAIN WHITE LINEN L,v,, -.
15c. worth soc; '' y ~
Is pieces BACK PURE MOHATP Arp,r,
25c. worth 35c.; ' Nv ~
IS dozen LINEN TOWELS q, lie. Worth los.
30 dozen LINEN TOWEi - i67c. gv,r' ' - y, y
40 dozen TURKISH TOWELS al lGie &c.
Z5c.: ""lA
80 dozen GENTLEMEN PURE rr.g,.
HANDkERClIFFS Il loo. yor.b tr ~
90 dozen LADIES PORE LINN IttSuf -,
CHIEFS ~ SOC. per i, zen: '"' Tx
80 piece: PuHr LINEN DiAffRatsl.2s worth
100 REAL MAR<FILLEs QULTs nsl~.,.,
$50; - " 'th
$50 wnrcE SHETLAND sHAwLs q, 75o. .o,r
These goods are very cboa7 and wnlhc aft...
Idly. CAN early II you want hirgsil.af i'p-
JlLlI > MfbtR 4 sos.
mn l0'eepd O13 BrDs1 .f...,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-19

The Lynchburg Fire Insurance Com
d s9yiioses $3.50 BY the fre-s75O on the
b, uldHg occupied by Wood. and $4,000
ON Aancock e. Mocrman's factory and fix
tuI e.. There was policy Of $500 on Wood
a. Brothers stock in the Manhattan
Inn cslbarg NewS.
TN Wi.ginian says:
Iti understood that a suit will be insti-
tuted s.,ainst the city bv the insurance CON-
pan,es which sustained losses for the great
DELAY il supplying water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-19

Rfr JULIUS MEYER q son a.. ,,..
oreniug 4 LARGE ND HANDSOME It,.
NEN SPRlSb 90 ils.CmJrac.rsaIthr III.
NOVELTIES or TIh >LA ON. 10 yir1 ~
PRICES.
Every shade Of ALL-WOlL fTNITVCe ,f DE-.
BLACK BUNpiNFN nom ~ f0 .0c.:
BLACK ALL-WDOL NOME tLOIH.
new line Of BLAth CASHM IRE a. .......
low prices
The ate.t novelties IN FAM Y-rRIHMt ID rtpt.
SOS and SUN-UhBHELLt>:
The largest au1 prtitic.t Hie Ot 'gfNi 3d..
FRY ever shown:
New slye LACE-TDP GLOVE. 600 NIT
specially chean ~ - BLAf n .lLk.JiI. t.I
CHENILLE TRIMMING:
All new spring -hi.lrs bon our o,lr.laf.t. o..
and 81 KID GLOVE~;
A full line of TABLt-DANN~b. N,pit>.
DOlLifS. ana iOWlL> q. Cd ..Jr..
JULIUS MsfiR ( ~I,..
Agents for si'mc Demoresrs Hc...c &c.. .
Siy'es Patterns.
WHAT 10 WEAR and PORTFOLIO ......
ceivsd. sent boy mail pot fr.c. ID I..