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MAIL BAGS

MAIL BAGS
like the samples of this Department; also for fur.
nishlnE MAIL BAGS conforming In materials and
sizes to tho official samples but OF different construc-
tlon and improved patterns of which bidders to
furnish samples
Specifications ofthe kinds OF Mail Bags and ofthe
conditions and requirements relating 10 proposals,
contracts, &c, as well forms OF bidding, will be
furnished application by letter to the Second As.
slstaut Postmaster.General. No proposal will be
considered which shall not have been submitted in
accordance with such specifications and forms
The contracts which may be made will be in con.
formIty to the specifications and the accepted pro
posals The right s reserved, however TO reject any
or all the proposals,
JAS. n. TYNER,
oc2i Acting Postmaster. General.
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continued by Mr.. William VI. Springer OF counsel
FOR Morgan county, and concluded by Nj II. 8.
Greene for John Allen.
no. T.-Willium Hcryi0rd ct a.. p'1lniins IN or
rot. vs.. Henry s Davis Sheriff g. t0. ArJmcut
commenced by Nh lG Greene Tor paiuuT in or
ror, continued by Mr. T. ~. CriitcuGcu ior dccnl-
ant IN error, aud concluded by Nr. GIc,ne for
plniutil Ia error.
No s0-1hc United Sotcs plaintiff Zoo error, ys.
Miles II Morris ct al. Atglmctf commenced by
sJlicitor-Geucrnl Phillips for plaintiff ln crfor and
continued by Mr. il. 4. Elleit for defendant IN cr
rUr.
Adjourned until tomorrow at y o'clock
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JAMES N. TYNER,
Oc26 NCIIng POstmn Rter- GenernI.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.

PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, d, C., October 20, 1850.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received ut this Department until noon on the I'd
day of December 1880 for furnishing, by contract for
four years from the lst day Of January. 1881.
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TME COURTS.
supreme Court OF the United states.

TUESDAY, Nov 28 1850.
No, 7s.-The county Of MOrgan, appellant vs.
John Allen ct al, No 203.--John Alcn ct AL, gp.
pellants, vs., the county of Morgan, Argument
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DENTISTS,

sfy@s- 6.o-,| ROWLAND DENTAL
x~NB EffSs--.- -NHSA[I ASSOCIATION, No. 2Ii
kff7~aSA htAstf NJ FOur-uud-H-hulf street.
S-1N ~ii-.ISssZ I'd, Or5 north Of Pcnnsyl'
Vnna avenue, EXTRACT TEETH UNDER Nj
TROUS OXIDE, WIrlOUTPAIN for II each tooth;
without gas, 80 cents each tooth, ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, a. per set. Gold ana Amagam FlLLINGS
inserted. All work warranted hrst-cRss,
In Il. r. ROWLAND has administered Nitrous
Oxide 10 Ovcr 1900 persons lc5 ly
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WM. MoKINLEY. LR [
TRusTEts SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO.
Il STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING, CORNER or TENTH AND u STREETS


NOR1UWFSr
BY virtue of led of trust, dated October o. A.
ID. 1873 duly ecOrdcd I'm ber No sgs folio 2i ct seq
one OF the land records Of the District of Columbia,
una at lhe request Of the parry secured thereby, we
VIII sell at public auction, in front OF tie premises,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER q. 1850, at o'clock p.
M tile following described real csta G. situate In the
CITY OF Washington, Distinct OF Columbia beginning
Tor tue uc ut tho aOithwes corner OF lot numbered
Thirty In square numbered htee hundred aud sixty
seven, running thence south along Tenth str 1T to
the south side ofsnid lott thence east along said south
!lne twenty yeigiit fcCG thence north to the south
line of streo thence west along the slld street to
place OF beginning. together with the improvements,
consisting Oi very compete Hud convenient two
story ana hisemtut brick dwelling
TermB-1he property will be sold subject 10 deed
OF trust 70 secure 9!0O. with interest at per cent,
which VIII be assumed by the purchHscr The bal
nnco OF the purchase money TO be paid $500 cash and
slOO quarterly thereafter, with interest 0 per cont,
the deferred payments to ba secured ON the property
sold or all cash may be paid at option OF the pur-
chaser. Terms to be compiled with In seven days.
All con yeynnCing nt purchasers cost. depoiit OF
500 at time sale VIII be required.
E.f T. = hn&HLEssfEAD Tru'tees
W VI. SMITH, Salesman. noi7,in.ge,9is?7
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e I'd III z z W.
STEANgHOAT LANES.
SVEAMB0AT LINES.
NORFOLK and NEW YORK
STE.A NE RGRsS.
TIE NEW STEAMER Yre
JANE MOSELEY eEa Al Al

TIE NEW STEAMER ryyre
JANE MOS r L EY Al,
Captain JAMES n. BARKER
leaves her Wharf foot Of Sixth street. on MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYSnn and FltGDAYS. ut y. IN. precisely,
for Norfolk, touching at Pney Point, Point Lookout
aud Old Point, mAltizg connections ut Norfolk with
Boston, New York and Richmond steamers: aisO
with seahoard and Roanoke railroad gonS south
Returning leaves Norfolk every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday nt -. ~.
Fare to Boston..sl3 80 New York....... .... es 50
Meals aud SHterOom Included
Fare TO NoriOlk.."..si % Round Trip ...,...sl so
Every attention pnid TO inc comfort OF passengers
and freight handled with care
DINING-ROOM ON MAIN DECK.
Tickets unh staicrooms can be secured at General
Once lli6 street northwest.
For freight rates, etc, apply to ID J, ACCINELLY.
agent, Sixth street Wharf
STEAMERS FOR NEIT FORK.
The Steamers Il. q KNOTT and JOHN GIBSON
alternately leave Pier IL, East River New York
Saturday, a. p M: GeorRetown, ut II. IN. Fri.
etc. apply to Il. r. a. DBNHAN, agent % Water
street, Georgetown. or O. y LOWELL, President
lilG ID street, near WitnrlS Hotel
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Died

MAPLES.-On the Sth inst, after n long and pain
ul Illness NJ l23 Lcrrlmuro road WHwOrth, London.
Eug.. ELLEN COGDEAUN the eldest surviving duus.h-
ter Of Cornelius and Matilda Naples, In her 10Th
year.
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II, o. CANDEE, NJ D., " D., OF
NEW YORK.

'reat and cure the following dis.
eases; lemurrhOlds or Piles. Con-
Throat aud Lung dlnicul-
ties, consumption, Heart Disease,
Calarrh, ami Dggfaess caused by
CAtarrh, Suffering aud Slammer-
ing, Cancer, HcrOmlA. Hernia, Fry,
slpclas, Goirre, Asthma, 81. Nltus'
nuupA nlpuulntign IOgq pf vi.
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.JoB PRINTING AT THE NATIONAL REPuB-
VI CAN PRINTING EsTABLIsHMENT COON
WORK Al REASONABLE PRICEs,
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AUCTION sAEEs.
n, CoLDwELL, Real ESTATE AuctIonocr

Il r. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctonoer.
TR RusTEEs sALEoF A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, WITH BAY WIN
NORTHWEST
BY virtue ofa decd Of trust dated November I, A.
- 1917 duly recorded u Ibe No. So folio - one Of
The Land hocors for the District Of fCoumh u. aud gt
tne request or the party socrel thereby. wo viii sell
HtL pnelic auc!!on, ~ front OF the prelui.e., uN
WEDNISDAN, DECEMBER 4, 1880. vt o'clock ~.
M ull tlai certain piece OF parcel OF ground n tie
city Of Washington District Of Columbia, to wit; Lut
numbered seventy three (1JJ In Chi man, Exley and
richards Urustees sub dlyiSloiI Of slare nuniuer
twO hundred aud forty (2i0) fronting twenty i3ol e rt
on on north . street, between thirteenth ma sour.
teenth streets west, by depth Of hundred 40 y
feet 10 ten (ol foot alley together with tie improve.
mehts etc subject To- deed OftrnH Tor 1900 and ac-
crued interest recorded IN Liber No SAC folio sJ one
oflho Land Record for said District
Terms- Onethird cafh, and she balance IN slx.
tweVe ana eighteen months with interest vt six per
cent. per Rnnum, secured by deed or trust on The
property sold or al cns NJ option Of the purchaser.
deposit 500 required Mt he time of sale, aud Nl
convoymlCiug at uurChnscr's cost Terms tn be COM
piled With IN seven days othcrwlse the trustees re.
serve te right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the dehulting pnrshgser after five days nd.
no2feodSds M. MdKINIEY, JR Trustoo-
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suBTREAsuRY BALANCES,
I,nIiil,nrr NInrI,nrs.

Gold ...,....... S74 46032t0
Currency y.,.............. 4297,5l0
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EOlt ltENf-Plft Ur all OF Rdesirable, nicely fur
n u8hod brick house newly papcrei central 10
'-tlon, % responsible private family only. Il, Lock
LJX IJs Il o, no't3tf
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MORNING,

MORNING.
10, 81, a, 3, %, 4s, l9, 81, ~, 90, 8L 10,
b, -. "a, %, -, %, 3, ", ", ". %, IS.
EVENING.
10. n, g, ~, 80, as, Is, 3i, 90, %. p, 90, IA
s, rs, a., ~, u, 81, ~, %, 50, a., %, 65, 7S.
BALLARD
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w AL. ST.

is and Principal guaranteed. 4
BANKERS S Brokers, % BAcllAI.l
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RALTIH0RE & OuIO RAILROAD.
FAST LINE AND rHEoNLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAsrAND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON
Leave Washington

DOUBLE Track JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL RAILS!
Schedule to take effect
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER H. 1880
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FOR RENr--MOUSES.

--..-. STORES,
iiiS IN Il u w..""~t3l % zoos 1lh at",,,, l5 %
lJS 81 w,."",,. Y ~ .COl ih st,,,,,,,,,l l6 90
IVA IN ~ u w,.,",,,. 10 90 700 7lh 81 w., 10 90
OFblCE ROOMS IN 80. 521 and $40 Four-and, ,a-hRli
street .. W. also IN As Louisiana avenue n. w.
Call i0r WcekA Eent-l.lst.
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NANTEup-.EIEyP.

A CLERK for general pen work. Address J G
- JUDsoN, pension attorney, City Postoniccci
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FOR glENT-ROONS.

ETOR RENT-To gentlemen or gen lemen and
- Mlyes' large, handsomely furnisheu rooms, with
on or without board, ot NoU-O ave. no children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-20
DANVILLE.

Correspondence of the Richmond DisTatch.J
MARCH 49, 1880.
The first dirt was thrown on the line OF
the Danyille and New River railroad yes
terday. The work was commenced about
five miles frem tie city, and short dis
lance from tue point where the line Of this
road leaves the Piedmont road. About
seventy-tive persons were present, and these,
AZ the suggestion of President Sutherlin.
were organized INTO Il REGULAR assembly by
the election Of Major w. d. Bethel of The
Planters Bank, as president, and Mr. p. j.
Burton, OF the Post, a. secretary. Mr.. r.
Is Gravcly, a member Of the Council. was
elected to throw the first spadeful of DIRT,
and came forward and made an excellent
speech. Speeches were then made by Cap
tain j. p. Hawkins, Colonel r. S. Flournoy,
Colonel j. A. August, Mr.. f. II. Miller, and
DR.. L. ID. Stokes. Mr.. Grayely then sank
the spade into the cart 10 and threw the dirt.
and, after speech from President Sutner-
lin, it was announced that the ceremonies
had been observed in due fOlm, and the
people came away, leaving a body OF con-
victs to carry on the work.
Colonel FlournOy, in his soeccb, said that
he had no idea that this road would STOP at
MartiDsvIlle. He thought 1t would ulti-
Hinton, on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, and make a shorter route from Ricn.
mond to the West than is now had by the
CheSape Ike and Ohio railroad.
Ii Is thought that the special revival SER
vices which have been held at the Baptist
church for nearly TWO weeks will close to-
night. About ten persons have prOsessed
Rev. Mr. HutSon will next 90
up into Caswell county.
We had rain last night, and this is a rainy
day.
After the assurance that the President
bad determined t. pardon him, Mr.. NJ. II.
Tredway is waiting patiently for the de-
livery OF The papers thar are 10 authorize
bis discharge from prison. Marshal Lam
KIN say, he Is expecting them by every mail. |
The stable OF Mr. A. Summer field. a
small wood building on Wilson street, was
burned down yesterday evening about ) |
o'clock. ThFloss is small-say about $3.50
md is covered by insurance.
Mr.. W. w. New, The illness of whom I |
nave reported, is now rapidly recovering.
A letter from Rev. Isaac ). Tin. lev. |
Lynch's station, Midland road, reports that |
Miss Maggie Paunill. daughter II Mr. Jo- |
eph Pannill. Of Campbell county. DIED |
lay or two ago from burns caused bv the |
explosion OF kerosene-lamp. ALPHA.
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LYNCHBURG

,.>,,ryn GATES CouRT--ruE COUNTY JUDGES,
.cIIS-THg LATE DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
Death or BANK OFFICER, &C.
Icorrespondence Of the Richmond uispatcn.I
MARCH 10, 1880.
The cases OF becounty judges are up IN tue
limited States Court again, notwithstanding
the action OF Wednesday. The contihu-
ance. IL seems, was ordered st Tue expense
of the Judges, which did not please tnem,
and they are cOutending Tor triai now
Judge Hill OF Buckingham, one OF Inc in-
dicted Judges, appeared In court yesterday,
and jusis,cd on immediate trial. DIstric'-
Attorney Lurfy stated than an important
witness was absent, and could not be had
before Monday; wbereupon the case was
postponed to that day.
The following other business was dis
posed of BIZ the Court:
United States Us. Peter Shelton, OF Fat
rick, for Illicit dstillng. Found guilty.
United States Us. George Phillips, OF
Floyd, Illicit distilIng. Hung jury.
United States rs. j. b. Dickinson, OF
Bedford, for selling liquor without license
Acquitted.
United States as. John Davis, OF Floyd,
same offence; plead guilty. Sentence sus'
pended during good behavior, and dis
charged.
United States rs. W. p. Love, of Frank
lin, for same offence. Verdict OF guilty,
and Judgment suspended.
United States as. S. Whitlock, Franklin,
anne fence. Pleaded guilty OF having
exchanged bottle OF wbiskey for piece
OF cheese. Court suspended Judgment
during good behavior.
United States Us. j. w. Graham, Floyd,
illicit di.tiling. Found guilty, and motion
made for verdict to be set aside.
Judge j. g. Haythe, OF Campbell. APP
peared in court and asked for trial, and case
was laid over until to-day.
A number OF cases were called and con-
tinued until next term.
The following Is a list OF the companies
which suffered by the destructive tire on
Wednesday las, and the amount OF their
liabilities: Connecticut Fire, $4,000; Lynch
burg Fire. SG.250; PhGniX Fire. $4,000;
Home, OF New York. 1918; London and
81 $50: Virginia Home, 800;
Western, $4,000; Liverpool and London
and Globe, $1,000; Scottish Commercial,
1920; Royal, 50 600; Franklin, $3.50;
German, $1,000; Westcbester, $4,000; Nir-
GINA Fire and Marine. Sl.75O.
The agents Of these companies here say
that they VIII sue the cltY Tor the decay IN
the hose companies and engine
with water, which will raise nice ques-
ton. IL was more than half an hour after
The alarm before the water was on. All but
the first building could have been easily
saved.
Lyrcbburg lost another old and prom;-
ncnt citizen yesterday-Captain Lorenzo
NorvelI; aged seventy-siX years. He was
cashier of the Lynchburg National Bank,
and as an officer aud a man enjoyed the
confidence and esteem OF the community.
Early i'll life he was merchant, both in
this city and in Baltimore.
The United States Court is occupied TO-
day with The Trial OF Wade Walters for
passing counterfeit com. TELEPHONE.
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ROANOKE COUNTY.

MARCH Is, 1880.
Editors Dispatch We advise the man
who offers Standing bet that no one can
eat a partridge each day for thirty DAYS to
withdraw It before the next shooting sea-
son. II is feat Of no difficult performance.
as j. known 10 our cost. In 1876 we made
bet with lady, who was in The habit OF
eating but little meat. that she could not eat
broled partridge daily for breakfast each
day for thirty days. The wager was a
velvet cloak against IA breech-loadng
gun-we 10 furnish the birds, so that
they would be fresh, none to be eaten
more than four DAYS after killed.
Day by day during the month OF November
we saw bird eaten until the thirty days
were comDleied, and laughing at the fool
ishness Of such q bet. the lady added FIVE
DAYS TO The allotted task, and would have
continued longer, but we quit furnishing
the birds. She stated thai at about the if
tcenth or sixteenth bird they rather palled
upon her taste. but afterwards her relish
for them increased, ana she thought il was
"iust as easy to eat bird daily as 10 eat
given quota OF bread, or to drink a cup Of
coffee. As this feat was performed by one
usually eating less than half the quantity OF
food which men generally do, we regard
the task OF easy acc )mpliShment by any
healthy person who is not affec ed by "the
wild.game flavor" Of the bird.
our last court was an important ore.
The youthful tramp Burns, accused Of kill
Ing a negro brakeman on The Atlantic, MIS-
si,sippi and ONO railroad, was indicted
therefor, but the case was continued until
April court-eX-Judge Griffin, the Common
weaIlh's attorney, being required to attend
Judge Rives's court for failure TO summon
negro jurors.
Young Jones, bailed for trial for shooting
at and slightly wOunding negro, failed to
put in an appearance, thereby iorfciting his
bal.bnnd.
The late rains did no material damage.
and the weather is again clear and spring
like.
The plan proposed by the leaders OF the
Readi uSting party to have an independent
electoral ticket seems 10 meet with hut little |
favor from the white voters in this county. |
The farmers are preparing TO cultivate |
more corn and tobacco this season than |
usual. ROANOKE.
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The proceedings Of the Democratic Gen.
trail Committee Of PENNSYLVANIA at Pitts.
burgh yesterday were most pronounced
triumph for the anii-Tilden Democracy Of
that State. Senator Wallace, as the repre-
sentative OF that sentiment, was sustained
not only In the date and place Of holding
the ConvenIon-April 2Slh. at Harris
burg-but in having the secretary OF the
committee Instructed 10 place on The rolls
only the names Of the regularly-eIected del
egates from Philadelpha. These are all
anti filden men, except IN one district. and
even the delegation from that district Is
not solid for Tilden. This puts the Penn
sylvania vote ut Cincinnati against Mr.. Til
den beyond I'll question, and is the most
damaging blow yet Inflicted on his candi-
dacy.- Washington Post.
The new senator from Virginia seems o
regard himself a. baronial sort OF chap, a
h'sbland chief, an imperial parsonage, or
something OF that kind. He has the stu
pendons egolism 10 register himself when ar
I,ying at Washington boielas Malone"
Chicago Times.
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In answer TO the Wings question, we re-
ply that we do not consider that we are
siding with the United States Supreme
Court in giving that tribunal credit for do
ing'exactly what it has done-no more and
no less. The Wigs statement Of the ei-
feet of its decisions in the Pairick-eounty
eases, tue West Vii ginia case, aud tho COLES
case, is precisely correct according to our
understanding OF those decisions. We have
eensured the court in the strongest language
that was admissible for its manifest intent
to convert our Federal Government into Il
consolidated, central despotism. We find
in those decisions much, very much, to con-
denim; but we do not find that they con-
tain what the Court itself plainly says
they do not contain. We find that
the Federal courts will take jurisdiction
il, rs the Wig phrases it, negroes are ex-
eluded Gas such from jury; but this
does not 90 to show that negro defendant
can demand negro jury. as indeed it Is
impossible that it should show in the face
OF the declaration Of the Court itself that
no negro criminal has right to demand a
mixediury, no such right being guaranteed
- him lay The State law, the Federal law, or
the fourteenth amendment. The courts all
over the country will soon have ibis ques-
tion presented 10 them for decision.
There are lawyers In abundance who
will sag that II negroes are left off juries
that fsetis evidence enough that they were
left OFF because they are negroes, though
the Supreme Court OF the United States
emphaticaIiy denied that such an inference
could he fairly drawn. and said in express
terms that the fact that the REYNOLDsEs
were indicted and convicted by iuries hay
ing no negroes upon them "fel far short"
OF proyisg that they had been denied any
right guaranteed to them by the fourteenth
amendment. Let the Wing imagine Dem.
ocratic speaker bringing these charges
against a Republican speaker upon the
stump, and then imagine the crushing re-
ply that could be made by merely reading
the language Of the Court itself, and it will
appreciate our position.
The courts in other States will have az
much trouble as ours in Virginia in regard
TO this matter. II is 10 be expected that
every negro thief, burglar, and murderer
everywhere will demand the right TO have
some negroes on his jury and we would
like for The Judges to study tae decisions
OF the Supreme Court for themselves and
see for themselves that they neither author
lie nor Justify any such demand. We are
also DESTROYS that all the county judges who
have been indicted in Judge RIvRs's court
should be acquitted without further loss of
lime or money, and that no moRe OF the
county Judges sbould,be indicted for what
the Supreme Court says Is no offence.
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III CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP

LARGE-sIzE MARsElLLEs QUILTS at 1915
worth - 50
CRIB QUILTS at 7Jc. worth $3.50;
CURTAIN MUSLIN at Zoe. yer yard worth zoe;
NOTTINGH HAM EAMBREQUIN LACE at SOC. per
yard worth SOC;
BEST PRINTED KNTCKERBOCKER CAMBRIA
at l0c. per ward wOr l24c. by the case;
REAL TORCHON.LACE COLLARS or BIBs at
l0c. worth zoe;
BALBRIGGAN HOSE at 50 per dozen worth 81:
HEAVY mCKABACK TOWELS at $3.50 per
dozen worth $3.50;
LINEN-DAMAsK DOMIES at 35c per dozen
worth SOC;
Bargains IN all kinds Of TABLE-DAMASK;
PILLOW. CASE LINEN at 6Oc. per yard worth
7jc;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INsERTINGs from
Sc. 10 81 per yard;
BEST ONE-BUTTON BLACK SEAMLESS KID
GLOVEs-sizes 81 and 5ls-st 25.a Dair-would
be cheapat.1;
TWO BUTTON OPERA-COLOR5 KID GLOVES
at zoe. pair worth Soc;
OPERA-COLORs KID
GLOVES at 35c. pair worth 7Jc.;
RUCIIINGS and RUFFLEs in great yarcty-we
show sixty different styles
BUNTINGS in all colors and qul'i'ics;
LAWNS. GINGHA9iS, CAMBRIC>, and PR
GALES;
FANCY DTEss GOODS in great yariey from
123c. to 81 per yard;
BLACK CAsIlMERES. an wool, IN all qualities
we oifer special bargains iu this goods;
BLACK SILKS from Csc TO 50 per yard:
BLACK aud COLORED SATINS, PEKINs, aud
BROCADES;
FOSTERS CELEBRATED KID GLOVES-ihe
best glove In this market;
SEINE THREAD--No.45 n 9Oc. a pound worth
1925; No. at ii pound worth Sl.3j.
Bear 1t In mind thai The largest ock ana greatest
variety Of goods at the lowest prices can be found
at LEVY BROTHERS..
Examine cur large stock of CORSET>; also,
WAISTS for children, and SlIOULDER-BRACES
nh l6