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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-05

rne c,tv Council sciet. wi.cly on Mon.
d., Mini 10 sppropr'ssisg $4,000 tor the
PURPOSE Of enisrSsag the accommodations
for tho public schools. Il would never 10
- s,,ow the impression to BE- made upon
me minds q, the thousands Of voters VINO
send, and desire 10 send, their children 70
these SCHOOLS, hiatt the Rexolus'efs are NOR
devote 4 friends Of education than are the
con,.ervatiyes. We would that every voter
q Richmond could visit the fcooos'nossss !
and see for himself what an immense pOwef
for GOOD b entrusted to the scores o. wacu-
ers whom the city employs 70 se'cn Tao
Young idea Row toshcot.
We know tSss there are scme smonxs'
o,,r best rssxcus who are MOI ",enoiy 20
shs nub,t,.ychcol system. we give them
creai, Tor uc,sect sincerity. Bot we are In.
s,,nsS - sh,ck that n they would attend
Tor t. week the scboet exlficitions wn'cn
,ate p,uce in June every year 10 'ne
Tprstre aud in othsv public buildings they
...s,,d no convinced that no other money
xx,,cb tley spend ~ so well invested as tua'
which y,ey CONTRIBUTE toshe support OF tn'
public schools.
How much do these most exeeiien'
schao,s costy a.et It suffice TO answer tha'
nm annual tax Of twenty cents on each on'
buuffed dollars, worth Of property would
we are told, enable the School Board no
ousy TO accommodate all the children no"
seeking and unable 10 obtain admission INC
the public schools, but to construct suc'
new buildings aslRay from time to time p'
rendered necessary by the increase "a lux
| population OF the city.
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SpEcIAL NnTICE4.
&c TaE pEOpLEsTIcKE


II you wish 70 prosper, support this ticket pss
TIERS, is The popular DIR GOODS STORE Of the
sestI,eir stock Of DRESS eOODsof every dese.hp.
SILKS, sATiNs, PEkiNs, and BEocaDEs for
FhfSrF pr 4 &c r. Es'
boys 'Air b e ss efs yy ,ssa T9sI 2o''
BRIO, slightly soiied, win DC sold at 12Sc. per
YAEp. WIDE WHITE cANpRica at oc. per yard;
LACE sTRiPE" flour = i2Xs. per yard worth
p HSs ysr s "a sa wo sss ecc 1880 AZ,
$3.50. 1870. 10, ti0, si2, sll, sI5. ana sls
SET for two windows This Is the largest assort.
meni OF CURTAINS in the city, and the styles
TABLE OIL. cioTH, ~ yards wide, at 20 worth
go, 4Qe.. IN yards wide at 80 worth 50c.; =,
| WINDOW SHADES, with fixtures complete, 81
LACE ssbesP sa1's " with PYfLLow sHAMs to
LINEN TABLE aog D sSi from 25c to % per
Large oiSNEs NAPKINS, all pur. linen, from u
rRiSG q R'f Ns&SPRlNs all liueu from s5c to "a
TnWEI;s from SOC: to .12 FER dozen;
CURTAiN MUSLIN al CSC. per yaid worth s5c.
| PARASOLs aud UMBRELLAS-the furgest STOCK
and the cheapest IN The city we are running on
| lot OF SILK PARASOI.S at 40. so, ana Ioc.
MARSElLLEs QUILTS ut sl.75 worth $500 al
$3.50 worth $3.50, at So worth 81, 1T S4.5c
worth ~. ~ 20 worth so;
| FANS In great variety, from Sc. to 20 each:
| GOODS for BOYS and MEMS WEAR In grea
| variety
CoLGATE's SOAPS. HANDKERCHIEF Elk
TRACTS, and TOILET WATER, tetailed al
| wholesale prices:
| READY-MADE DRESSES, ULsTERS. and DUS
TERS-the largest assortment ever exhiDited:
| TRUNKS, sATCHELs, yALiSES, BAGS, ant
my5 LEVY BROTHERS.
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SPECIAL NUTICES.
H lNOTHER NEW SUPPLY
skAsoNABLE DRY GOODS
JUST OPENED At
eYCLE BkUTHEkS'.
TINS rs THEIR youEIH SUPPLY THIS

SEASON.
HANDSOME BRocApE SILKS in every color.
BLACK sAiiN from 75e. to l.5o per yard; the
bssl 81 SATIN In RlshG 2. IN plain and Pek'n
BLACK SILK from 66c. 10 $3.50 per yard: our
SIX T. very Superior qus!TI Il or s1SS
al $3.50 per yard Is worth 1880:
In FIGURED and STRIPED SILKS we have all
The new sha 4, spd e bottom prise: an. 70
best IN the city; our csc. CASHMERE 10 very
We also have tun line of WHITE GOODS, such 2.
fAHWSs: oFFRrScihN oaSSASssbSirs ga and TAI.
LATANS;
few pieces more Of LINEN sHEETfNGs left, at
H. S CA siIsk for men, and boys wear, we
few more OF those DAMAGED LINENs lefs; an
entire new LOT q MADkAS GINGiiASMsc; vrs
In EK ef5g VEL. and Ss SIX M K
In PARAsois we have very large stock 10 all the
In MA erI pss or Inc I; Sris CasPET RUGS
wlNDOW.sHApEs,a and LACE CURTAINS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nom &C. to s2-don't fail TO
very large assortment Of TOWELS and NAP
KINs- an extra-good Napkin At 81 per DOZEN:
In BUTTON, LACEs, ard PRINCES we have all
In our our I pREss eGooDs DEPARTMENT we have
all the new shades aud styles
A full line OF BIZ tCK aud COLORED BU NTlNGs,
LACE BUNTfSGS, COACHNhS eUlTlNGs,
and NOVELTY DRESS GOODS
ALL-WUOL MOMJf-CL0rHS and BROCADGS
I'm colors. for combination suits
full line Of LACE sCARFs, RuFFLINGs, and
Ribbons. IN the latest styles:
500 CORSETS from soc. to sl.50;
100 patterns of new HAMBORG EDGiNGs from
SC. TO $3.50 per yard:
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR, a
full assortment;
Don't fail 10 look AT our TABLE-LINENs;
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRlED sHlHTS-ali
sizes aud prices;
Don't FIJI to look al our BUNTING, Atwood filing,
at 1z,sc.;
And thousands OF other goods too numerous 10 men-
ton for want OF space.
sYCLE BROTHERS,
Hi.Oad : street.
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The philadelphia Enquirer publishes, on
the authority OF statements made by leading
delegates, the announcement that the Phla-
delpbia delegation 10 the Chicago COnven-
tion insists upon breaking away from the
unit rule, and will vote nearly solidly against
Grant; also that Senator Cameron is to be
notified this week OF the determination Of
the Philadelphia delegation to oppose
Grants nomination.
The Petersburg Inder-Appeal says :
"Our observation in this vicinity sustains
the opinion OF Mr.. Cutbbert [thst the Reid
iusters will vote for the Cincinnati norbi-
nees]. The people see no relation between
the debt question and our local and national
affairs"
A majority Of the people are for Mr.. Sey.
mour. This way we believe ninc-tenths Of
the Democrats prefer him to all others
Wilmington IN. o. Star.
Samuel r. Smyth, noted civil engineer
and steel manufacturer, OF Manchester,
England, is in Pittsburgh trying TO arrange
for plan OF gigantic steel-works in the
." Iron City" on the English plan.
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We have reasons satisfactory to ourselves
Tor what We hare said about Judge FIELD.
We know that his friends In Washington
have speat money in causing articles favor
able to him TO be printed in the newspapers;
and he IL not 80 innocent us to be staying
an washington at the same time, without
being aware OF the fact. We think this
conduct roprebensibIe in Justice OF the
supreme Csnrt Of the United States. II
our neighbor tanks differently, we have no
objection to NATE to his saying SO.
We have net said nSr in,imated that
Judge FIELD or isis friends had hired edi.
tors to express opinions net their own: and
the COMMUNICABLE wrongs itself to raise
such asquestion. We do Mof think that the
editor OF that paper n opea to such in-
nuences. On the contrary. we have the
utmost confidence 10 his sincerity and 10.
tegrlty. we do not zee his face so sre-
lucntly % we used 10 see Il before he b..
came one ~ the editorial fraternity: but
we know Of no reason why we should not. |
DE may rest assured that though we are not
IN favor Of Aending him to Cincinnati 10 |
advocate Judge FrrLD's nomination. we |
shall not set him down Us bad nan be- !
eaese ne 10 not Ter SEYMOUR.
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SEYMOUR IN CONNECTICUT.-The Man
chester IN. H.) Union says:

CuCstSi lI>' NJ O"sv" 9"sS'
1.-THE mention Of Horatio Seymour's
name aroused more enthusiasm than that OF
any other in the Connecticut Democratic
State Convention. The recent canvass OF
the members Of the Legislature in the State
also developed an overwhelming Seymour
sentiment. The delegation chosen is With
out instructions, and although some OF the
delegates arc warm friends OF Mr.. Tilden,
the claim that the delegation as such is for
rilden is absurd"
Wonderful man. He Is not candidate,
he doesn't want to be a can 1idate, but the
people seem bent upon making him one.
And he won't decline, he can't decline
such an honor-an unsolicited honor.
Let us select one more President who
does not seek the Office.
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The following Is from an editorial in yes

The following Is from an editorial in yes
terday's Commonwealth
"The Dispatch may have information
upon this subject which we do not possess !;
but we will say that we have known OF no
friends Of Judge Field, prudent or ilnpru-
dent, who bave proposed TO run him as a
candidate upon any opinions OF his dissent.
Ing from the DEGREES Of the Supreme Court"
The following is from L.Q. WIS letter in
the same
al know OF no bureau. The only possi-
bic basis for such statement is that some
Of the friends Of Judge Field have taken
steps to have his dissenting opinions printed
and largely circulated"
Those opinions were "printed and large
ly circulated" for some purpose. What
was that purposeS
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coLogED SILKS and sATINs, SATIN DE LY:

COLORED SILKS and SATINS, SATIN DE LY-
ON, BROCADES, and NOVELTY DRESS
GUODS In Oriental effects Tor oyerdresses and
combination suits at attractive prices;
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS at 55c.;
GUINET'S BLACK SILKS at 90c.:
SATIN FINISH at Sl.1S;
Very heavy SATIN FINISH al $780,;
The finest quality NJ $500 worth fully 81 yard;
COLORED SILKS at 75c. selling generally at 81 a
yard:
An attractive stock Of SUMMER SILKS in Che
ney, Snowflake and other rev de Igns;
20 pieces OF HEAVY GROS-GRAIN COLoRED
SILKS al $l.z5 the value OF which Is Sl.6O.
VIII open on MONDAY. April 10Th
so pieces WOOL.FILLING BUNTING at l2Hc.
worth zoe. yard;
Other DRESS Gn0Ds at reduced prizes s,vr,
FRENCH CASIEL's-H AIR GAUZE 92.lnch wide
at &c., sold generally at 81 yard;
rs pieces BLACK ALL-WOOi. CASHMERE ut
5 pieces FANCY BROCADE SILK MIXTURES
at 90c. lust reduced from Sl.2j:
BLACK SATIN reduced from 81 to 7jc., from
sl.15 10 90c.;
darme and coschrnan drab shades at SOC. yard.
so dozen LADIES' sILK-CLOCKED BALBRIG-
GAN HOSE ar 1879;
so pieces pieces WHI1'E LINEN LAWN at 15c. the
value of which Is soc;
rs pieces FRENCH CAMBRIA ss-inch wide at
25 dozen LADIES' TwO-BUTTON COLOREO
KID GLOVES at soc. pair;
so pieces LANGUEDOC LACE M reduced prices:
20 doz n EXrRA.LENGTH LADIES' FRENCH
WOVE CORSETS at 45c. generally sold at 75c.;
Also, bargains In various Inequality CORSETs.
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,Roscfand HiAs His life. anecdotes, and
Pui,,n Sayings. BY Rev. VERNON j.
.OMARLEswORTH, with introduction by
Reg. CHARLES III. STURGEON. Price, Is
cents.
This is the FIRST American reprint OF this
interesting book. The book has proved
very PECULIAR In Esgland, having run
through number Of editions.
Vol. q Of Knighrs Popular History OF
England no. Is, Standard Series). Price,
30 cent?.
For sale hs i. X. Fcsx 4 Co., New York,
aud by booksellers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-05

Mr.. MoutsesAe Cory, Lord Beaconsfield,s
private secsefsry, has received the reward
Of bis devotion 70 his chief. he has been
made peer, and now wears the title Of
Baron Rowion.~ He IL in bis fort sec.
oud scar, and Is uan Of political sptitudes
and social graces.
DR.. Hull. husband OF Cbastine Cox's
murdered victim, was asked to sign o petit
loo Tor the scmmutation Of the murderer's
aeeath'senfence 70 imprisonment for life.
=. a's apswer VAS; ~ cannot sign 1t. No.
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MATTINGS! MATTINGs!

mAlllNOc MAI llNGSI
sos pieces MATTINGS, from auction. IN all
wdths-WHIrE, CHECKED. and FANCY At
the following prices, 1e. 30, 22, rs. 80, aud
35c.-the cheapest and best goods ever seen In
this city:
0lL-CLOTHS IN As, GA and s-i for Floors; Ia
BILE OIL. CLOTHS In all widths and color.;
CARPETS and RUGS 10 be sold at a sacrifice:
PARAsOLS-new and handsome novelties just re-
ceiyed-ihe best bargains In the city;
Observation-Disclosures aud BROWN COT
TONS. CALlCOES, PLAIDS MADRAS GING-
HAMS, and BED-TICks re,ailed At Wholesale
prices;
LAWNS. LAWNS. at 8, 10. and l2lc.:
LACE MirTS Ia all colors at 40, so, 60, 75c and
HosiERY, BUTTONS, GLOVES. LACE and
SILK FlCHUES. LAWN ana MUSLIN TIES,
RIBBONS, LACES i'm LANGUED0,. BRE-
TONNE. TORCHON, VAL CLUNY, and
FRENCH LACES;
UNDERWEAR for Ladies, Children, and Gentle
men az very low prices;
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at 60c worth 81;
WHITE GOODS IN endless variety;
RUFFLING from 4c per yard 10 the finest made
TABLE.IINENS, NAPKINS. DOILIES. row.
ELS. QUILTS. sHEETINGS. LINEN DRILLS:
CASSIMERES, MIDDLESEX FLANNEL. LIGHT
CLOTHS aud FLANNELS for sacques;
BLACK and C0LORED SILK PRINCES;
SHETLAND SHAWLS;
KID GLOVES at 81 -3-Dution-every pair guaran-
teed. Give us a call.
ID. x Z. MITTELDORFER,
my I-S.MSW 527 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-05

Where can be found finer schoolhouses,
where better teachers, than those In Rich
mond? Let Us not ruin the former, nor
mortify the latter, by introducing discord-
ant element Let us be content With doing
so very well.
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m 3-eod

NE ANOTHER LARGE ASSORT-
MENT OF COLORED sATISs AND SILKS. In
GLIDING the new shades of ROYAL PURPLE,
LILAC, TAN, ECRU. OLD GOLD, PEACOCK
BLUE. Also. some more of those handsome BRO
CADE and figured NOVELTIES for trimmings
and dresses. Don's fail look 1T our line of above
goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-05

We would call special attention 10 those In want
or BLACK ard COLORED DRESS SILKS, which
we bought recently at very low prices As we are de-
termined to teIl these goods, we have made extra
low prices on them.
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BUNTINGsl BUNTINGs.

BUNTINGS! BUNTINGS.
BUNTINGS In all shades, the best all-wool at 22c
Ter yard
LACE BUNTIEGS In all colors at 25 and 30c.
BLACK CASHMERES at 90, rs. 81. 35, and 4Oc. /;
ALL.WO0L BLACK CASHMERE al As, so. 60,
20, and Soc:
DRESS GOODS In PLAIN and FIGURED MONTE,
BR0CADE, BASKET, ROMANO, TAMISt,
SILKS, SATINs, and PEKIN STRIPES at prices
10 astonish all:
500 pieces FRENCH PERCALEs at l2Hc., real
value 25c. per yard;
Our BLACK SILK at 81 can't he beat:
BLACK ALPACAS at 1874 is, 20, 20 and soc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-05

In our BLACK.GOODS DEPARTMENT we have
an elegant line OF French and American BUNT-
INGs, SILK. and COTTON-WARP HENRIETTA,
GRAPE CLOTH, TAMISE, CASHMERE, Mo-
ME CLOTH, BROCATELLEs, ALrACAS, and
other BLACK GOODS. at very low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-05

VT FRIENDS MEETING, CLAY
STREET ABOVE FIRsT.-sARAH GODDARD, Of
Maine. minister In the Society. viii attend the
regular meeting for worship at IL O'Clock TODAY.
Seats free, and all are invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-05

What city can point to better public
schools thau Richmond! Let US keep them
as they are. Vote against mixed schools.
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ne FOSTER KID GLOVES.

THE BEsT KID GLOVE IN THE WORLD.
These GLOVES have the patent lace fasteniRgs.
When not in stock, furnish at short notice
any color that may be wanted.
Sole Agents for the city of Richmond for FOSTERS
CELEBRATED KID GLOVES. my 8
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DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS!

DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
Another large invoice Just received OF the latest
and best designs from 15c. to 81.
EIGHTY.TWO PIECES COLORED BCNT-
INGS, in all the new and desirable shades.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-05

We return thanks to Senator WRITER'S
and General joe JOHNSTON for public docu-
ments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-05

What city can boast OF better policemen
than RichmondS Let us keep these faithful
servants where they are. Vote against
mixed police.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-05

The Lam journal for May is upon our
table.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-05

Another arrival of PLAIN and FANCY PARA
SOLSat THALHIMER BROTHERS.
Call and see our styles and prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-05

GRENADINES GRENADINES
Having large line Of GRENADINES and wish
ing 10 sell. we have marked them nc one half their
value. Call and see them IL you want bargain.
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SElNE.THREAD.


EISHERMEN's DEPOT. Ac@
PATENT AND sofrLAiD SEINE
all sixes. .,n
PRICES REDUCED-PRicEs EEp.n
sEINE-LiNEs, CoRks, Cohh." -.
COTTON aud TARRED korL'' ="
YAWkINGs, &C., &c. .,.,rr,<G 81
rYKE NETS, THREAD GILL Nj ms, S
NETTING. for ha ,.,S M
hand and made TO order; also, NEls sna m all =
risgcd ready for use. We are preiSfe"
l.. LiCHTENsfEiNs "
Sole importers oil the LioN-bRANo
THREAD, warranted full sianasfu M .tr,els
ap l3 corner Seventeenth ahd fiaoA"'
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Ng- SECOND GRAND OPENING
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

ID. &. T.. MITTELDORFER
win open on MONDAY their second supply of NEW
GOODS just bought at auction. DRY GOODS lower
than ever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-05

Agency for the DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS.
The latest styles always on hand at
THALHIAIER BROTHERS..
COL Broad street, corner Sixth
my 1.SM&W
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DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOOD>u

Having determined 10 cio-e nay entire to..
DRESS GOODS Will offer for The next tblry...
the cheapest liue Of nice aud fashionable spgr>
DRESS GOODS. BLACK CASHMEREs. app
CAS-, &c, ever offered in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-05

ON MAY 9, 1879, w. r. WALKER, OF
~ Ronceverte, W. Va, did obtain letters patent
on an IMPROVED CHUkN-DAsHER, and soo,,
afles wards I purchased the right to the State of
yirriRia, and will be pleased to receive proposals.
for counties OF districts. IL Is grand succe<s No
more use IN siandsAg over the chuin for one two
bours - we can make butter " three minates,
my 6.30t p, Y.HUDDLEsTUN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-05

A large variety Of PARA SOILS aud UMBRELLA.
all sizes. qualities, and prices;
Splendid SERGE PARAsoLS at Is, 80. FL,
81;
Genuine IMPORTED SERGE, rrrat' a,.'
fade, at 1920. sl.Sj. and $3.50;
| SILK PARASOLS from 1925 up;
TwILLED-sILK UMBRELLAS ~ s9.3t s. -
very cheap;
GINGJAM UMBRELLAS at anprIcc, lea ~
up;
ALPACA UMBRELLAS cheap;
A nice line of JET GOODS at yesy loe pica.
HAIR ORNAMENTS;
EAR-DROPS at 5 and l0c.;
VEIL. PINS at 5 and 10c.:
HAT and HAIR-PINs cheap:
JAPANESE FANS at all price, from sc.a..
CKET-BOoKs-a Ainds-lrom o.. ~ ID,
finest;
T0OTH-BRUsIlEs- binds;
We have Just received large variety Il tn -.'
al 1925 per set-these sets are fulI ,iI .
made. aud are very cheap AZ 1925:
TIN sPITTOONs TALL eo!orsl al zoe. pr palr.
BROOMs. BUCKETS, and TUG>-au Lind.
A large line OF BLACK WALNUT BEN -.
wALL-POCKETs, TOWEL RAch> If
LET-BOXEs with mirrors attached. 'lANr
&C.;
HEAVY BLACK WALNUT WINDOW.
NICEs at Al aud 1925.
CaIlat Wa. sTEYENs''.
my3 5oj Broad ''f''
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A splendid line Of BLACK FRENCH LACES
Just received from l5e. 10 75c. Alo large lot OF
CYPRUS TRIMMINGS, TORCHON and LAM
GUEDOC LACES, at low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-05

Our HOSIERY and GLOVE DEPARTMENT is
filed with everything new and pretty. full line
of SILK MITTs aud KID GLOVES always on hand
at low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-05

Also. In addition 10 our stock We have, M.
of MEMS LADIES'. MISE, and Chill IN,
SHOES, which VIII be sold ~ a very .oH prio.
lady Of the city or surrounding country ,hoI
10 embrace this rare Opportunity % secure , +.
able aud fashionable goods m mere mite of 81.
BALTIMORE AUCTION not,
NO. Is east Broad $50.
j. ROSE, Agent FOR :. OLDXrBERG.
lap 7-eJdlml
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Nice FINE DRESS GOODS, ICc.:
Beautiful LAWNS. Be-:
A splendid COR>kT, 2jc.:
A nice AiL-LINES CUFF. Sc. ncrr1lr.
4 fun assortment Of TABLE LINlNS. N,prfN.
&c. ri very low prices:
LADIES READY-MADE SUIT, 10 gr,a, y.-..,
at very low price:
LADIES and MISSES HOSIERY very chesr
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ne TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT AL
LOWED ON ALL CASH SALES.
CLOsING-OUT SALE-N0 HUMBUG.
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
PRICES WHICH REALLY ASTONISH.
PRICES LOWER THAN AT WHOLESALE.
FIRING Es, BUTTONS, RIBBONS. aud HOSIERY;
HAMBURGS, CORsETs, GLOVES, and HAND
KERCHiEFS;
GOLD and sILyER.PLATED JEwELRY-war-
ranted
LACEs, LACES, LACES, OF all kinds, and
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, at
HuTZLER BROTHERS,
525 Broad street.
STOCK FIXTURES. LEASE, and GOODWILL
Tor SAFE ON very reasonable terms. myl
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NE GRAND DISPLAY
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS FABRICS.

MAGNIFICENT AND ELABORATE Ass0RT
MENT AT
COHEN BROTHERS..
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died. at her residence, April 2Sth, 1850, at 1:l5
A. NJ, Mrs. SUSAN I.ARMAND. n native OF PhiIa-
delphia, Penn but for thirty-six years resident OF
this city.
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please copy.
Died, in this city, May 4th, LIZZIE COPELAND,
wife OF DIR. j. Mcdowell Massie.
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nRY eoor,s.
0PENISG OF NEW sPgtyG coon:
- A nu1nfs . sous '''
3DG Ipn.rs

last received full ami complete line sfn.
novelties in DRESS GOODS. embracing we ATS
ALL.W02k HUNTING; LACE.sTRifgD sr,,.
CLUTHs, BROCADEs and 81 RII.ys ,ssAPg
nawest shades. sATlNs, SILKS Y
sTRiPEs' p2LkA DOT, and BEoCAbtn!h y
BLACK GkkSADINfs, BLACK cas,r,y,,.
TAMIsE and MONTE CLOTHS. '''rREs,
LADIkS sACKfNGs.
bACEs. ''hNHON
Hosiery, Buttons, and Trimmings = So,
Parasos. fail line, nj prices lower than
ble-Linens. Napkins. and Towels: L,ee ~, Ia
line. 10 all the new shades: Lace.'ron n Ga't inl
Hid Gloves; Ladies' and Genilemens iassIln. AID
Cassimeres Tor boys and mems wear. ''''fF'ar;
nh ~
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FANCY GOODS.

lust RECEIVED At
w. /. sTEVENS'..
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sos BROAD STREET,
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MARRIAGES.
y Rev Il n Garliet I

Married, by Rev. j. r. Garlick, ID. d., on Thurs
lay. April Z9ih. at The residence OF the brides
mother, CHARLES ID. TRANT and LAURA II.
both Of this city.
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(yARDOZO, FOURQUREAy & ca

The above goods having been iopgt. .
and IN large quantities from Grst hand. hel.. %.
advance. consequently we are enabled 10 .,r q, 30
lower fhfD the present markr' pfice. 80 .i'
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.,ARDOzO, FoURQCREAN 4 GO,
'ARAsoLs! PARA>OLS! PARA,or.

Mr.. W. g. BARKER aud DAVID Cocnlrt ,,.-
us, ana VIII be pleased 10 see their friends.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-23
MURDER.

PorTsv1LLr, PA, July 22.-Jas.
Wood, aged 80 years, engineer of
a stationary engine for the Lehigh
coal and navigation company, was
murdered last night at Bull Run,
between Tamaqua and Summit Hill,
by masked men. Revenge must
have been the motive, as the money
Wood had with him was not taken.
The homes of the Mollie Maguires
have been turbulent for several days
past, and the murder was believed
to be their work.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 22.-At
II o'clock last night Annie Hardy,
a colored girl Is year old, was
found by her parents, on returning
from church, with her jaw broken
and several wounds on her throat,
neck and breast, which looked al
though they had been inflicted with
pickaxe. The girl had been sick
for several days and died this morn.
ing from the effects of the wounds
There is no clue to the perpetrators
Of the bloody act.