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Wesheg leave to say to the DiSp otch that
1t il darthest from eur purpose to even eoo-
veg tbe idea, that we 'tiustify 10 advance
ali the unauthorized action that Judge
Rires ussy choose to take" II Is the central
xsrg .eohsiructi0n to which the recent de-
risions of the Supreme Court are susceptl-
bic that xve wish to bring t. notice. Fred
erscesbUsg Star.
An, this Tact Is jHst whatxe did as soon
rs The decisions were announced. We did
not rsise any question withsyou upon this
point Whist you~sstd and what we denied
was contained In the following paragraph
"Froan these decisions it follows that any
negro or United Stataa official can remove
his case aromssny State court eo bis simple
AFFIDAVIT. and that State i0dge can b,
dragged &romt the bench and lmstisoped fol
discbsrgiSg his duty in sccords gee with the
laws OF bis SateH
We showed clearly fron the,very words
OF the Court that case, carnot be femoved
on simple afssavit, and th& the, Court de-
MED emphatic J!y that 1t had decided that a
State Judge coafd be punished for judicial
acts.
You cannot go fartass than We have al.
tsady gone In denounelEg the eentralixing
tendencies OF the decisions In question, But
We purpose to take them as they are; asd
not 10 declare that they decide que,iions
whiSa the Court itself emphaticaliy affrms
were not decided by them.
Wei lnow you are sound on the main
question. Be Just also.
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THAT Coalition.

We said on Saturday in speaking OF Inc
proposed nnpledged electoral ticket toat
whilst the Democrats could easily defeat
such ticket coalition between General
MALONE anG the Republicans might indi-
cate danger TO the Conservative party. We
had no idea when we penned the remark
that such coshtion was at oil likely to be
formed. But we'find in Washington let
ter in the Alexantlvia Gazette OF Friday the
following:
cit is reported that the Administration
looks with favor upon the Virginia Read
busters, plan for running an unpledged
presidential electoral ticket, and the coun'
tenance given MIR. Massey by Postmaster
Mckenzie, OF Alexaudria, by bis presence
ON the stand when that. RepudiatOr made h';
speerb there last Saturday nights is saio
here TO be coufrmatory Of!the report. The
folk a. that the Republicans will have ne
electoral ticket in the field, but will support
60 q man the iRsadiusters' ticket with TIT
distipct ana express understanding that II
case the vote Of Virginia be required U
elect the President it will be cast for the he
publican candidate"
To choose an unp!edged electoral ticke
woaId be toipMt up tbesvote OF virginia U
the highest bidder. To carry out the bar
gaiu alluded to abeve will be to sell her vot
to the Republicans in advance. Such
ticket would not be an unpledged ticket
Waist this scheme is a more dangerous on
than the plan drumming an unpledgod cleo
tors1 ticket, seeing that under the former
the canteutliBg parties would be more near
" circuu,stanced as they were last Novem
her than they wopld be under the latter
yet we do not think that the people OF VII
gina willever ratify. such bargain.
Hswever, we shall await further an
more definite information before we credl
the report in. question. General MAsoN
has hardly lest bis wits.
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,xxnvs ~. norfolk Landnars'l -
,:Ja oi,e below letter from tue pen ~
y" sS,erostic. straightforward ci ,. Ley ~
Narso,k county. whose name w". .hnnd
9th q NO little weight IN MS ne's ,as,n~
- we were at liberty to give IT, ~, ~ leave
this before our readers we @ pead.
OF oectalIy to recommend ~ ,ha NOTE Of
tuster friends, who VIII una 10 .no Of
our correspondent iuil eNT ,anidar N
opIu,on from one who s'oou snv and
shoulder with them In tne Iate e, .Sa,rt,cret.
went through thick ana tn'n ~. ., ~. The
despite the advice OF DIS pess ', oxnressions
~ n,,r correspondent are entitled 10 tue
o o. ,en,sn, confederation OF oil HeadlusteIs,
"a viii more fully appear by the ioIow.ns s
which has been postponed rev o'S''
through late delivery:
NORFOLK COUNTY, March 49, 1851
TO the Editor Of the NorJoik LANDMARKS
hears ir.-Your editorial In to-day's issue
an tho Readiuster programme, as stated ny
the Richmond correspondent OF the inde1'
ANIMAL. should be read by every wnlte man
in This stpte-especialiy every NiRoINIAN'
The correspondent NAV, as you say oe
wrong. but the acts OF the KeadIus'ers III
the Assembly of Virginia go 10 prove .na /,
he Il speaking the truth. l must say ma.
voted in the late election on the size OF Tue
Kesdiusters against the advice OF some OF
INV best friends, and | must say that am
ye, 70 see the good they have done the Con.
servatiye party, although they claimed 10 DC
THE Conservative party; bu', on me otnei
hand, they have done much 10 heip Tue I'VE,
publican party. You say, Mr.. EDITOR, - na'
we aye not prepared to believe that Tue
white mass of the Readiusiers are ready &c
be united with the negroes, nor on the', ow !, !,
motion, but by the will OF their Leaders.
I do moi think the white mass OF the he
adiusters coud be made to unite WIN ib'
negroes. not by all the leaders OF the party
I have a better opinion OF them; many ar
Conservatives as well as myself, ana VIII
vote with the Conservative party IN Inc Iu
ture. We have seen The error OF our ways
and have repented. You may think that W.
should have taken this step before, but yo'
know II is never too late 10 do good" A
the correspondent saws, / think the Conner
yaliye party is in want OF leader, ana ma
been for some time. 1t is also time Con
seryatiye clubs should be organizes
, ,hroueho Virginia. and every step thke
to defeat the Republicans in THIS district
is well as the State. DO your best, MI
Editor, to get the peoDle TO organize, an
, we will win. Yours, &c.,
: Ex-RRADJUsTER.
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So attempt to dodge it as you may, the
issue will be squarely made in this State be-
tween the Democratic and Republican par
ties; and when that issue comes-as come
it wili--will the true people OF Virginia
hesitate an instant upon which side they
will, stand, or under which banner they will
ligbt? No matter what may have been
their opinions IN regard TO the State debt
10 matter whether they were Deht-Payers
OF, RI adj usters--that was a local issue aud
can not affect their standing upon a great
national questiOn-0ne involving the
permanence OF our constitutional form OF
government, aud our very existence per-
haps as State. No, our old enemy will be
| In tae iield-that party which for the last
fifteen years has oppressed our section. and
vflltied, plundered. and abused u, will be
seeking another lease Of power; and is
there a Vireinian TO b. found who will lend
t either aid or comforiS We thick not
We hope mot. No matter what some self
st yied may say to the contrary, we
tjI uDhg beiieve that the people OF this State
bar W an abiding and deep-rooted antipatby
TO .YaAicaIism. and will never hesitate 10
stril r IL a blow whenever the opportunity
Is gi, 'sM.--thNmvitt journal.
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IxprAsA.-The Indianapolis correspond
ont Of the New York Herald says OF 'ne
democratic members Of the Indiana Legs
lsture that IS express their first choice iol
THOMAS A. HExDRIcKs, 8 for BAYARp' loI
DAVIS, 9 for TLDEN. for VOORHEES, l ,o'
BrrLER. and 8 for any available man. ne
adds that the preference OF the Democratic
delegates Will be HeNDsIcKs as first choice
and SEYMOUR. OF New York, secord. BAY
ARD. Of Delaware. is also favorab'y men
toned, but with the Indiana delegates ne i
NOT quite as popular as either Of the above
named gentlemen.
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How, then, shall we effect union OF Re-
adiusters and Conservatives on the presi-
dental issue? The Legislature, the only
power which claims to hive any control
over the Virginia debt question. has ad.
journed. and 1t will be impossible TO deal
any more With that question until we come
TO elect q General Assembly again. This The
voters Of Virginia will not be called uDon
to do until tue year 1881. Let us therefore
cease all discussions US TO The debt question
let us dismiss it from our Thoughts for the
wear 1880, and strive 10 have Virginia re-
cord her protect against The party that feeds
upon the passions it eXci'es by waving The
bloody shirt. Clarke Courier.
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rhe Cornpromise.

We ar r.ad 10 know that the Democrats.
:. The House Of Representa- YES have at las {
Iesrned thas half loaf u better than 40
bresd. The compromise '1dopted on Friday
lat 10 regard 70 the cleo Ion laws was offered
20 them by Mr.. GA.rIsLp At the extra ses'
vion last year, u We fGe ust mistaken. we
knew that on the I'd II May last we dvisco
eur marty friends 10 Congress to content
sAem,elyes with law giving bali Tie deputy
xnarshals to the Democrats" to oe se'ec'eu
nv Democrats" we added 1T that "snc.
The compromise agreed upon on Friday last
does NOT cont 10 the words which we rave
cuated but we take II for franted that the
sndyes Of the United Statess courts who VIII
have the appointment Of these officials III
Mr.. HAYES does not vetf, the bin wi" MOI
appoint the Democrat C deputy marsnais
mon the recommended lou OF any other per-
sons than Democrats Such has peeh 'ae
practice Of the Fede' raj court IN th's Guy ''
regard to the apo intmsnt Of Federa' s"'
peryisors Of electi ons. These have gene
rally been selecte d and recommended "
the central con smi'tees oil tue respe'-
tive parties; a, I'd these recommenda''ons
have never bee N disregarded so lara WE
know the fact !. But IS the deputy mar
shaIs have her etoIore all been Responsiveness
and have bee n unlimited in number, IL i
easy to be cen that the Republicans pave
had 10 thei hands the power 10 V'i''
Democrats q profess TO be Republicans ane
70 vote til, Republican ticket by oner'hg
them five dollars day to serve us reoera
supervise rs OF election. The price Is no"
cut dow, 10 two dollars, aud the numDer u
three pc rsons,
But .hese three persons ore expected ''
be OF hree different parties. This NUMBER
was a. creed upon in order to secure TIT
votes IN the house OF the Greenbick mem
bers; and their intention was OF cours
that he third man should beaGreenbacker
But as we have no longer any Greehpac'
par fy in Virginia, General MAHoKE's un
pie dyed. electord-ticke party will dou otes
IA n heir 10 this property OF the GreenbacK
ers. We shall have at each yoting'place-
;n the cities at least-three marshals AM
fhree supervisors, one third OF whom WI
DE RtadtusfeTs.
We trust that Mr.. HAYES will not vet
this bill; and the fact that Dir. CARTEL
voted for the compromise IS 'considere
by us as strong evidence that he WI
not do so, though Mr.. GARFIELD vote
against The whole bill upon its final pa'
sage. TO have secured such Il law will be
victory for the Democrats worth staying
whole year in Washington to gain.
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COHEN BROTHERS,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD,
WILL DISPLAY on MONDAY
\ ENTIRE NEW STOCK IN ALL THEIR
DEPARTMENTS.

NEW DRESS FABRICS, In Preach, English, and
American manufacturer;
A large display OF SILKS and sATISs, In all their
yarious new designs;
superb collection In GRENADINES Of Lionese
and Milan manufac' ure;
Attractive exhibition of the choicest designs In
wORsTED and SILK DRESS NOVELTIES;
Also, the most attractive stock o: MOURNING
FABRICS ever offered In this city, Including all
the various BUNTINGs Of foreign and domes-
Tic designs, CAMEL'5HAIR GAUZE, SILK
WARP, HENRIETTA CLOTHS, CREPE DE
ETE, NOME GRAPE. ANGOLA CLOTH. and
TAMIsE.
They will also open their own direct importation OF
new spriny shades In the celebrated =" LEROY
SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, which they sell al
the following low prices Two button, sl.4o
three. button, 81 so; six-buttou. 81 .23.
Also. other recommendable KID GLOVES from
35c. up;
Full lines of the "LUCIA" IMPRESSED kiDs
I'm three four, and six buttons;
New dest ms In LADIES' SILK MlTTS;
Also. a full line of NEW THREAD GLOVES.
In LADIES' and CHILDREN'S HOSE we offer tn
most superb styles in cotton, thread, and SILK.
| mn 20
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ME- CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP!

LARGE-slzE NARsElLLES QUILTS at s1.75
worth 80 so;
CRIB QUILTS at Use. worth $3.50;
CURTAIN MUSLIN at I0c. per yard worth 20c.;
NoTTINGHA LAMBREQUIN LACE at soc. per
yard worth Soc;
REST PRINTED KNICKERBOCKER CAMBRIA
at 1Oc per ward wor l21c. by the case;
REAL TORCHON-LACE COLLARS or BIBS at
10c. worth 20c.;
BALBRIGGAN HOSE at SO per dozen worth 81;
HEAVY HUCKABACK TOWELS at $3.50 per
dozen worth $3.50;
LINEN-DAMAsK DOILIEs at 35c. per dozen
worth Soc;
Bargains in ali kinds Of TABLE-DAMAsk;
PILLOW. CASE LINEN at coo. per yard worth
75c.;
HAMBURG EDGINGs and INSERTINGS from
Sc. to 81 per yard;
BEST oNE-BUTTON BLACK SEAMLESS KID
GLOvEs-sizes 5hand 5'i-al 25.a palr-wou'd
be cheapsts 81;
TWO BUTTON OPERA-COLOR5 KID GLOVES
at SOC. a pair worth Sos.
THREE-BUTTON OPERA-GOLORs KID
GLOVES at 35c. a pair worth 7Jc.;
RUCHINGs and RUFFLES In great yarlety-"e
show sixty different styles;
| RIJNTINGs In all colors and qualllles
LAWNS. GINGHASIs, CAMBRICs, and PER-
| GALES;
FANCY DRESS GOODS in great variety from
1910. to 81 per yard
BLACK CASHMERES, all wool. In all qualities
| we offer special bargains In this goods;
BLACK SILKS from csc. TO 80 per yard:
| BLACK and COLORED sATINS, PEKINS, and
| BROCADES;
FOSTERS CELEBRATED KID GLOVES-the
| best glove In this market
| SEINE THREADING. AS al 90c. a pound worth
1925; No. Dat 81 pound worth si.3o.
Bear It In mind thai the largest stock and greatest
variety Of goods at the lowest prices can be found
at LEVY BROTHERS,.
| Examine cur large stock Of COkSETs; also
| WAISTS for children, ana sHOULDE R-BRACEs
| nh l6
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Ind hssveyer widely they may differ now

And hsGSever widely they NAV differ now
unon n ,inar, questions they will again renew
their nil eslaGceto the Democratic party OF
the natio " again declare that they will not
nave tbirt. Itshm(ssni or any other bloody.
shirt RI w1scal TO rule over them--if they
can preven it. 1h0sgh they may OCCASION
ally 20 CON. ,afy 10 our notions as TO their
own best int srests on local issues, we have
faith to beliey Z that they are dead sat Ia
their determin asi0n 10 stand up fair and
square aud ma sntaip fper 6dtlity to the
principles Of the Osdsfashioned Democratic
party. Call it bind fata on our part or
prejudice on theirs, We rest In the belief
that the wbite peop' col Virginia will refuse
to be cajoled into any other party than the
Democratic rariy-wifl refuse to support
any other ticket than thu Democratic ticket.
Wythsviite Enterprise.
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Died, Friday, March OH, at s:l5 o'clo' p. NJ ::
ALICE ALLEN HOFFMAN wife OF Emmanuel j.
Hoffman, In The twenty-hfth yea< Of her age.
Abide wi h me--fist fails the evcntide;
The darkn- 50 deepens; Lord, with me abide.
Wpen Other helpers fan, and comfort fee,
Felu 1T the he pless q, abide wi'h me.
pold Thou Thy cross before my closing ewes:
Shine through he gloom. and point me 20 The skies
Heavens morning breaks, and ear h's vain shadows
fee;
In he. IN death, o Lord, abide with me.
Funeral services at s.. Marks church SUNDAY
2IsI, at 2:30 O'Clock L. NJ.
pied. on ihe 4ib instant. POLLY KINNEY, aged
betw en- ninei five and one hundred years. iong
fan hful servsni 10 me famil, OF the late Thomas
Rutht rfoord. by who surviving children and grand
Childrtn she VIII Dr. ever N Dst all ciionat.ly remem
herp,l : aud her excellent qualities were suct thai
she enj1yef the es eem and peel OF her numerous
friends aud acduainIsnces.
Died, Saturday. at 4 O'Clock y. NJ . OF bran-fever
THOMAS. son OF Thomas aud Mary A. o. BTien
aged tour years anu ten months.
OIL our hearts are I'D and lonely
AS We weeD above his bed:
Aud our home - lone and dreary,
For our darling TONNE Is dead.
Wis true. Deaths HI s fell coidly
Upon our TONNES brow,
But DER our pathway daily
Al angel watches now.
Funeral services SUNDAY AFTERNOON at ~
O'Clock from ~. PEERS Cathedral Fri. pds aud &C.
quantsnces respectfully invited to attend with.
out further sotlce. a
Died. on Friday evening, at TX O'Clock, CHARLIE
W., iniant son Of +. ". and II. q. Gt ntry: aged
seven mon hs and three days.
Funerai services SUNDAY. 2Ist instant, at 8 T.
d., IRON 700 west Clay street.
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= ~ ~
ns,tors Dispatch. NJ, Loye 'aa,,, - .n NJ
ao,,n, - correct Is Gar Is bis con'i..ee anu
No. wir.son, the euroiting cletk' are s Wv"
cerned: bat that dess not chanxs 's p,a s,s
S ~ ..v means. These are that the b.acms
,r ~" XII, after rs passage 10 the House, wa.
omsnScd by Senator Fulkerson 30 ~ ~ NJ IA
smnt Inc president Of the co >, ;ss n'I
pTmchnrsu--ivom the operations OF 'ns Con- Con-
s"s WAS. 50 amended, passed ps .ne ON, NJ
s -. This the records Of the senate =. :,
Doubt VIII show, but whether was, an
swended, transmitted 70 the House Is IS :, ~
c.her question. Mr. Loyenstein says !" -, ~
".rx that II was not. Then. Of couIsc, ,"'
ssnt lies with the officers o. tue S vnnr
THE clerk no doubt eau exp'a'"' w
| truly, ,,cor IN
The above statement is made upon y.
.r,bority Of senator LOWELL. But IL 's no
4 : nractlcal question. As we SAID tue o'"e
day. the Governors signature Is nece's''
| 70 the making Of every law. Therefore, = =
| he has never approved the Senate ame"u
ment alluded to, the law ms 1t was wnen !"
signed it Is all that Is law.
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Ex-Governor Seymour's eloquent address
upon the need OF Ireland and the duty Of
America will lie REID with interest by many
thousands.-NepY Ori Herald.
And yet the special champions OF some
special candidates pretend hat Mr.. Seymour
Is 100 old 10 be President OF the United
States. 1; he is young enough to publicl,
address the agricultural interests OF the
world IN regard to their great and diversi
fed interests, why can't he also administer
the Federal affiiIs Of our SINGLE countryY-
Danube Post.
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nIy- JULIUS MEYER x SON are now
onening n LARGE AND HANDSOME LINE OF
NFW SPRIN', 90 lbs. embracing all the LATEST
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, at VERY 10"
Every shade Of ALL-wOOL RUNTlN6s al zoe;
BLACK BUNTiNGS from l2h 10 oOc;;
BLACK ALL-WOOL MONTE CLOTH ..,.,,..
low prices: x.,,,.,,en nan,
SOILS and SUN-UMBRELLAs: ,,,,.,
The largest ana prettiest line OF SPRING hOsi-
cry ever shown. ,,o
New STYLE LACE-TDP GLOVES and MIL
A specially cheap lol OF BLACK siLh, JEl' ana
CHENILLE TRIMMINGS;
All new spying shades In our celebrated 30, Toe,
and 81 RID GLOVES; .,..,
DOYLIES, and fOWEL> az old prices, at
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
Agents for Mime Democrats Reliable New Spring
Styles Patterns. "
WHAT 70 WEAR and PORTFOLIO Just re-
ceived Sent bv mail post free. nh 10 cod
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Mr.. McVEIoH AHEAD AGAIX.-in the
Supreme Court Of Appeals yesterday, the
case Of McHeigh against the SAVINGS Insti-
tuition OF Alexandria was decided in favor
Of McVeigb-4 to /. =. Ferguson Beach
snd John Howard were counsel Tor NC
Weigh. and II. -. Claughton for The Alex
andris savings institution Alexandria
Gazette.
Whoever Mr.. kcvEI0H sues might as wei
pay up beforehand. lie never fails to win
his suit,
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FANCY GOODS.
500 BROAD STREET.

few handsome patterns OF GENTLEMEN's
STOCK.PLATE VEs1-CHAINS from 50 10
IS, wsrrauted for fifteen years The price 4.
about three fourths that usually charged for the
same quality goods.
New patterns In LADIES NECk-CHAINS at 81 ;
New patterns ENAMELLED and SEPARABLE
SLEEVE-BUTT0Ns, warranted Tor five years,
ats1;
New settings In solid ten ard twelve-ksrat GOLD
and chrdreu's sold ENGRAVED aud ENAM.
ELLED RINGS 81:
he largest assortment Of GENTLEMEN'S SCARF
PINS ever shown In town. including all tie new
English sporting patterns, few French designs,
besides the pear-shaped real onyX-tthese goods
are In good plate or nne gllt and are warranted
for three years, aud vary la price from 25c. TO
$500.
In FRAMES show a finer assortment than ever
before. BLACK WALNUT with Fres.h wal
nut and gilt lining at Soc: BLACK WALNUT
with engraved aud clIl hung at coo. aud 81 /;
beautiful ENAMELLED aud ENGRAVED
FRAMES, former price l.25, but now selling
at 81. In cabinet size have elegant GOLD
LEAF and VELVET FRAMES at 1887. So 10.
and 1925: beautiful ENGRAVED, ENAM-
BILLED GOLD INLAID and VELVET
FRAME at s2.25; more OF those handsome
VELVET FRAMEs with engraved rIl.tic
enamel outside Ut 81; slLk-VELVEr with
doors and nickel trimmings at 81. aud card size
at 95c.; new designs and patterns at soc, 65c.,
and 75c.; card siZs ss low as &C., zoe ,and 25c.
Thirteen new patterns In P0CKET-BooKs ana
PORTE.MONSAlfs, Those Two patterns at
Csc and 81 beat any Thing We have ever shown.
New UMBRELLAS ia cambrie, Scotch ginghsm,
and alpaca from Use. 10 1925. have u Iiae Of
Scotch goods on natural stick at sl.20, si.35,
On ffck- ist.
frame at $3.50, 4l.75, and t2 three sizes), that
are gas-dyed," which I ran. ff after the
hardest rain they show color on white csmbrie
handkerchief win refund the money paid.
full line OF LADIES' ATCHELs and GENTLE
MEMS VALiSEs a, very low prices.
One csse OF GEN1IEMEN's SOFT HATS ut al
worth $2.2s. New de igns Ia CARDS aud EN-.
vEL0PEs at zoe, 25c, ano SOC.
WA. STEVENS. sos Broad street.
Look At those handsome CARPET-SEAT FOLD
ING ROCKERS ut Sl.25. NH IL
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l2,5., real value Csc: $500 yards OF IRISH
LINEN'at 45c., zeal value 63c.; 5000 YARDS
LINEN LAWN al lie. worth soc; 500 wards
OfALL Wool CASSiMERES at 65c.. slightly
wet, worth sI.25; 5000 yard, COTTONADE at
&c, slightly wet. worth 25c,; 1000 yards
COTTONADE AZ zee, not wet, worth Soc
1000 yards COTTONADE at Sc, slightly wet'
worth l5c: 4, 900 ward COZ TONADE NJ lZHc.;
not We, worth zoe 5000 yards WiSGiN ~
damaged by wafer, Al sc per yard; ~ niSce. o.
S5c. slightly damaged worth sI.25; 500 Gro
9y5Eor B go MtkEk sRf s ou TS r1 75
g geai value si.25: SO dozen LADIES HEM
STITCH HANbKERCHInF:, only l2s P rks.>
20 dGz1n GETfd aaS De apei dSlcs
GENT EMEN'S ALL:LINtN HANDktR,
CHIEFS, much finer, only 1870, anece 1000
wet: $50 pieces OF CACHEMiRE ranging from
25c TO Al ner yard-ihe largest stock OF CAt HI
MIRE ever shown In The city; 900 pieces NEW
SPRING DRESS GOQDs-the latest navel OF
the season: 5000 wards Of JONES' and LON>-
DALE sOfT-FINISH CAMBRIA at much les
than the regular price: 300 new patterns OF
patierns II TOkCHON, LANGUEDOC, and
BRETON LACES: 1000 peirs Of LADIES'
BALBEIGGAN HOSE at - and 40c. verb ~, 40
and sec ! coo pairs OF MISSES and Chill
DRFN's 'REGULAR-MADE HOSE at lie;
5000 yards of LINEN DRILL. slightly dam
ISe 300 Pecs Of f OIicEi 800 new
SCARFS from 25c. 20 :l.50-'atest novelty !;
MATING, OF. CLOTH. and CARPET very
cheap: NOTTINGHAM LACE CUkTAINs
from l25c. 10 81: 500 dozen TOWkLs-lhe
cheape>t ever offered IN Richmond; 1000 COR
SITS RANGING from Csc. to 81: vii open on
MONDAY two cases Of DRESS-IlN IN ranaing
from l25 to 25c. per yard IA full line OF SlLh
FRINGfS from SOC. 10 81 Laundriej a, an q
Unaundrcl SHIRTS AT old prices l. ARAsol.S
and UMB ELLAS--tbe latest novelties; Loo
NAPKINS slightly damased, 81 60 209
pieces NEW MADRAS GiNGiAMS; BLACh
and COLORED BUNTING-a large assortment :
BLACK and COLORED SILKS and SNIlNs
and PEKINS-ihe cheape-t offered IN hlch-
moud: 500 NEW SHETLAND SHAWLS 4;
CHECK and STRIPED and LACE MUSLIN IN
large varie "
at sYCLE BROTHERS.
NH l5-eOd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22

GAS at present advised. says the Dis.
patch, "we cannot but ihinH that the Dem
oers,ic nominee for President 10 az sure Of
the vote Of Virginia as OF tat OF Ken
Ii,cky." Certainly. The good people OF
Virginia can never be made such slaves to
any one man or faction NJ To sell fhSlr right
70 say who they prefer for President. An
independent and mixed ticket VIII have no
caarm tor them. pgnylile Post.