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srNEw GooDsl GREATBARaATNs

krNEw GOODS! GREAT BARGAINS
ATp. 4. v. MTTELDoRfER's.
Win opes on MONDAY q large stock OF NEW
GOODS at greatly reduced prices.
DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EvERi
90 liec DRESS LISESs sisSs A Sla sries:; eMs:;
WHITE GOODS IN great ABUNDANCE, for school
commepcemen,s: such as Victoria Lawns swis.
ard Fisuredj Swiss striped and Checked Nain.
socks, Null Muslins. &C.;
LACE MiTTs in ali cOlors at 40, so, 60, 20, and
RIBBoss 10 all ee,ors and widths;
FANs, FANS, all the novelties.
BuNTINGsi BUNTINGs.
BUNTINGs IN aii shades, the best aii'wooi at 22s.
wool sUtrxTINGs at lsc. per yard:
LACE BUNTlNGS In all eolors At 9Sc.; o
AII,-WOUI. BLACK CASHMERE at 45, 80. so,
10, asd soc.-tbe cheapest aud best goods In
DREbfso Ebfsosaps shsksT a's RdMaNE T%Mis,
siEks, skTINs. and PEKiN STRIPES at prices
500 ! pieces FRENCH PERCALEs at laEc. worth
our WtICK SILK a, 81 can't be beat:
BLACK ALPACAs at IAN. Is, 20, 25 and soc.
LAWNS! LAWNS!
LAWNS at g, 10. and l2xc.-the largest and best
assortment In the city'
MATTINGSl MATTINGsi
e4e niec>e NATTINGS, from auction. In all
wtdihs-wHITE, CHECKED, and FANCY--ai
the following prices: II. 10, 22, 20. and Soc
these goods are lower than they have ever been.
Give US call. ,,,
OU-CIOTHS in A., Ga, and S-4. for Floors;
TABLE OIL. CLOTHS in all widths ana colors;
CAKPETs ana RUGS to be sold at a sacrifice.
PARASOLSi PARASOLSt
%q6 new PARAs0LS just received. In all co'ois'
qualities, and styles at great reduction OF iot'
OMESIiCS-BLEACHED and BROWN COT
Tons. CALICOES, PLAIDS, BED-TlCkiNG,
SHEETINGs, at old prices-in fact, lower thah
they can be replaced; A..
UNIAUNDRiED SHIRTS at 60c. worth III ;o
LACEs ia LANGUEDOC, BRETONNE, TOR
CHON. VAL CLUNY, and FRENCH, from lc.
per yard 10 the finest made; ,,.x-.
CASSiNERES, ,LINsEYs, KkNTUCKY JEANS
COTTONADFS BI UE FLANNEL;
SHETLAND SBAWLS; -
BJACK and COLORED SILK PRINCESS;
MD GLOVES, LACE-TOP GLOVES;
BUTTONS OF az kinds, and many other Things TOO
ID. & L. MITTELDORFER,
NV 22-SMkW 527 Broad street.
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CIVIL wARRASTs.--ln consequence OF ine
death OF Police-Justlce Whue toe clvirwar.
rant docket was not called YESTERDAY, put
was adjourned over to MonLHy ine 7lh day
OF June al II O'Clock NJ.
ALI persons having cases set ier yesIer-
day, Jlue I. 1880, must be on ha4N pfompI-
" on Monday next.
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ROuSD-TRIP TICKETS TO THE SPRINGS
The Richmond and Danville Railroad Com
pany publish to-day list Of their low-rate
summer-excursion tickets to various points
on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio road
and in Southwest Virginia,
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DISSOLUTION.-Th concern OF j. N.
H. WILKINSON & co. is this day dissolved.
" -' j, n. WILKINSON,
T.. T.. PARHAM,
w. w. SLOWER.
RICHMOND, VA, June j, 1880.
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II ANOTHER NEW AND CHEAP
LINE OF DRESS GOODS, NOVELTIES, BRO
CADEs, SILKS, sATINS, and BUNTINGs just
received al THALHlMER BROTHERS.,
INV as.s.M&W COL Broad street.
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4 NCHOR LINE.

NcHoR LINE 36S
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail every saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS, $50 10 $50. STEERAGE, s2e.
These steamers do not carry cattle, sheep or pigs.
And every Saturday.
NEW YORK To LONDON DIRECT
CABINS, t55 TO &65. Excursions at Reduced Rates
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
All siaterooms on Main Deck
Passengers booked at lowest rates te or from any
Railroad station IN Earope or America.
Draftsissued at lowest rates. payable free OF charge
throughout England. scotland. aud Ireland.
For books OF Information, plans. &C., apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green. y. Y.
or GEORGE w. ALLEN n co,
or j. Y. GIBSON,
Southern Express Company, Richmond,
or A. W. CARRIER.
S26 Main street, Richmond.
my 3-9m Richmond. Va.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

IN INDIUEbIION.
Dr. A. s. Carpenter, OF Keene, N. H., says" II is
a valuable medicine. I have taken 1t myself aud
prescribed It for my patients for indigestion or
nervation OF the digestive organs and always with
satisfactory results"
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Miss SWANS EVENING OF SoNG LAST
| NIGBr.-There was a fine audience present
at Mozart Hall TO enjoy the "Evenlng OF
Song" given under the supervision OF
Miss Swain. The entertainment, taken all
in all, was quite creditable, and the favor
able and warm reception which was ac'
corded each number OF the programme
must have been highly gratifying to all con-
cerned. Miss SWANS rendition OF the
Cayatina from Traviata. and Mr.. Hofs
conception OF the selection from Regoletto
met with particular favor. and were both
rapturously encOred. Indeed, almost every
number in the first part was honored with
an encore.
The oratorio OF Rebekah was, all things
considered, well given. and great praise Is
due Miss Swain for the energy aud courage
she displayed in essaying and carrying
through so difficult 3 task under circum-
stances that were calculated to dishearten
the most courageous. Her 6ne effort In the
role of Rebekah was ably seconded By Mr..
Hofi as Isaac, and Mr.. Chaplin as Eliezer,
while as conductor Mr.. Reinhardt did nobly
10 pulling through the orchestral accompa'
niment with such ilI-assorted and insu6i,
cient material. The choruses were all well
rendered, the extremely difficult fugue
movements having been wisely omitted.
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem- 4
Nl bers OF RICHM0RD RANDOLPH w
LODGE. No. 10. VIII aisand called esm-/VN
munfcation 1T the Mssens' Hall on TOMORROW
tSundayI MORNING at 0x O'Clock, 70 pay the lasl
sad tribute OF respect TO deceased brother 10.
szPH .. WHITE fate Police JusticeI.
Members of sister lodges are fraternaly invited 10
unite with us on this occasion.
BY order OF the w. d.
4 H-ltk SRcfetaYY
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LOCAL MATTERS.

| AN IMPORTANT DECIsIoN-THE VALIDITY
OF AN INVESTMENT IN CONFEDERATE Bonds
! In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day Judge Hughes flied his decision i'm the
case OF Etting and others Us. Frederick
Marks executor and others. DIR. Marx. rs
executor of Samuel Marx, deceased, and
under instructions OF the latter's will.
sold the effects Of the estate in 1861 and one
or two years following, and invested the
proceeds in various securities. None OF
his transactions in this behalf have been
brought in question except the one about to
be named. In 1854 he bought with Con-
federate money OF the estate quite a
large number Of the bonds OF the Con-
federate Government. In 1869 he re-
ceived assurances from the complainant in
this suit that he would not be sued in re-
spect to the transaction, speaking OF 1t as
unfortunate, but acquiescing in the loss re-
sulting from 1t. DR.. Marx lived eight years
after this assurance, and before his death, in
1877, had contracted debts to the amount OF
five thousand dollars, which his estate Is
ample to pay il moi held for the Confederate
bonds. Very soon after his death lin 1879
this suit was brought by Etting, and two or
three others in interest came in afterwards
by petition, claiming the scaled value OF the
the purchase OF the Confederate bonds.
The question before the Court was
whether, under the circumstances OF this
particular case, the complainants and petit
TONERS were entitled to recover. 1t was
argued by Messrs. Henry and A. Coke for
cOmplainants and by Mr.. John s. Wise for
the estate. p
The opinion OF the Judge contains an
elaborate review OF all the cases reported
English and American) In which the
courts of equity have considered the effect
of the statutes of limitations, OF laches, and
OF acQuiescence, upon claims like those in
this suit, especially where suit has been
postponed until the death Of the principal
party to the transactions brought in ques-
ton. The opinion filed by the Judge holds
that the investment was illegal, all invest
ments in Confederate bonds having been ir-
revocably decided to be void, as having
been made " lin aid Of the rebellion" But no
fraud was charged or pretended, and the
only question in the case was one OF liability
for q well-intended but illegal act, and, In
considering that question, 1t was undenlaole
that the estate is liable unless it has been
absolved by the neglect OF the complain
ants to sue until after the death OF the ex-
ecutor, and by their apparent acquiescence
| in the transactions OF the executor as evl-
denced by the assurances given in 1869, and
by their having delayed to sue for eleven
years after they might have instituted suit,
which was as early as 1866.
The Juuge hoids that after such delay
and apparent acquiescence, which resulLeu
in creating debts to the amount OF $4,000,
| which would be lost il this suit succeeds,
the complaipants in this cause had lost their
equity, and the bill and petitions must be
dismissed.
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Jyo. o.E.LAueHroN, Jn., 10 A. NJ. furniture, re

JNo. LAUGHT0N, JB., 10 A. NJ, furniture, re-
frigerstors, &c.
GEORGE II. POINDEXTER, 12 NJ. tract OF
land on the Williamsburg turnpike, nve niles
below Richmond.
poprpT ri LYME. g r. NJ. two brick houses,
Nos i7Oa and ITO Marshall street, between
seventeenth and Eighteenth.
CHCWNING a ROSE, g :: ~. small nsmed
dwelling and lot, No. $50 We" Devs' suse''
near Brook avenue.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, carriages.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. n, persmptoy sale
OF sixisen horses and three mules
RICHMOND BAZAAR. as Ho.l eowa Also' one
helisy.
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WEATHER REPORT,

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, stationary barometer,
winds mostly southerly, warmer and partly
cloudy weather.,
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SWEET AS A CHAPLET OF ROSES
| is J. Il e. ATKINsoSs EXTRACT OF WHITE
Roses for the hair at once cleansing, invigorating
| and OF delightful fragrance.
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T ANOTHER LARGE AND ELE-
CANT SUPPLY OF PARASOLS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION from 81 TO 80 just received at
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
o2-s.MSW COL Broad street.
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RICHMOND AND DAxynLS DAIIRoAp,l
ory1cs 0innnAL PAseEN0nt AqeNI.
RICHMOND. Va, June 4, 1880. y

Ticket Agent. at depot; A. W. CARRIER, Ticket
Agent. $40 Main street, or General Pssesnaar
Agents once, Room IL, corner Bank and Tenth
sfreefa
Train for points on Atlantic, Mississippi ana Ohio
railroad leeves daily at $50 4. MI fsturniuG ar.
rives at ESQ p. II. Trains for North Cafoliu&
points leave st iiA0 A. r. and 1895 2. ~. daily.
JOHN r. MACMURDO,
General Passenger Agent.
G. r. HYDE, Passenger Agent. je 6-soa30s
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

r. On all salss OF Real Estate made osfweH
the lst Of January and last Of jane the tdTssysS
~ Eli saiss made bsfsossn the lst Of July and Iaa
oTfhs vsar the tazes have TO be paid ty fhs seller
(This custom was adopted about nfteen years age
nv All the real estate agents In Richmona, ana af
ni,esto RIchmond and yieinityI
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"WE OWE TO THE APOLLINARIs WATER ons
meal more per day. aud one Indigestion less pei
meal" said Professor Didsy, one Of our leading med
cal men, In discussing the medicinal virtues Of thi
water.-Ld Liberte, Paris
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LECTURES.

DEV. j. l.. BURROWS, ID. D., will de.
~ liver aLECTURE In the FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH on MONDAY, June 9Th. a. 8 p. NJ.
subject: AMERICAS CONTRIBUTION TO
THE WEALTH OF THE WORLD"
Admission, Csc. Tickets at Ryland Co.'s, 91b
Main street; j. Il. Lambert's. Ninth and Main
streets; c. MeCartbys, $40 Broad street G.. A.
Hundley Co.'S. 62S Broad street; Thomas j..
Starke / sons. 405 Broad street w. g. Dsndridge
& Co.'s, S27 Broad street. je 2-W W,F,s&M4t*
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 90; /;
8 A. NJ, rs; noon, 70; 8P. NJ, 80; GP.
H., 70; midnight. 6S.
Mean temperature. 74t.
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T LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS !
Nine cases Of NEW and CHOICE LAWNS at all
prices just received.
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COClETE FRANCHISE DE SECOURS
- MUTUELS EFT DE BIENFAIsANCE DE-
RICHMOND, VIRGINIE.-La pr0chaine reunion
mensuelIe de ce;te So,iete aura lieu Monticello
Hall Dimanche prochain le 9Th JUN. heures ct
demi du soir Tous les soc.etaires sont prtes detre
present. Par ordre de V. A. FAyIER, Presfdept.
jes-lt ID. COLUMBUS, Secretsire.
NNUAL MEErING.-The ninth an.
IA nual meeting Of the stockholders OF the RICH.
MOND PAPER.MAN ANUFACTURING COMPANY
will be held at the Office of the company. No. 1902
Main street. on MONDAY the 21st day of June
proxino, at o'clock z. NJ.
j. u. MONTAGUE, President.
II. ". LUBBOCK, Secretary. my Z5-eodtdm
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DOYAL ARCANUM. The members Of
III MCCARTHY COUNCIL, No: A6a, are re,
Sysssd 70 attend stas en meens Ibis scdis
Hall. Candidates for the degree must be prompt
Members OF sister Councils invited 10 be present
BY order Of lbe Regent K. s. DENNY.
e6.lt Secretary.
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Passengers for Baltimore by this line have severs

MOONLIGHT AND DAY EXCURSIONS.
Engagements can he made now by churches, socie.
ties, &c. for MOONLIGHT and DAY ExGk-
sIONS by setmer ARIEL, and after 20ib jung by
the splendid new steamer CITY OF RICHMOND,
now building for this route. AT LOWEST RATES.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth, /,
Washington, -. C., Newberne, Washington. and
Tsrboro'. N. e., aud AL points In Eastern North
Caro- ina also. for Eastern shore OF Virginia. Hamp-
ton. Old Point. and all regular landing. on James
river, nj LOWEST RATES, and through bills Is
sued l.. u. TAIUN,
my3l superintendent.
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PASSENGER RATES STILL FURTHER RE
DUCED.
OLD.PoINT SEASON OPENED.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPANY's JAMES.
RIVER LINE.
26c., RICHMOND TO OLD POINT.
25c., RICHMOND TO wAY-LANDINGS.
Csc, RICHMOND TO NORFOLK.
81, RICHMOND TO BALTIMORE.

Tie fhbt aIu tIeEsut HVm NC"tssu otHtcs H1
steamer ARIEL, Captain z. q. CLIFFORD, leave
Richmond
EVERY MONDAY, wEDNEsDAY,AN AND FRIDAY
AT 9 A. N.
for regular landings on James river. Old Poin
Norfolk, and Portsmouth, making sure connec.
ton at Oid POiut with the splendid Bay-Lina
steamers VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, and FLORIDA
one of which leaves there daily at p. M. for Bal.
timore, arriving there the following morning earlis
than any other steamer vtd Old Point, ana In fu
time for early trains 10 Philadelphia, New York. an
Boston.
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SIMMER RESULTS.
FAUQUIER WHITE SULP q r

IL SPRlNGs.-This famous SUMMER hEsOki
Will be reopenet JUNE 10TH under the manage
ment OF r. fENNEY 4 CO., Of the National Hotel,
Washington. II. e.. The finest hotel In the South,
with all modern improvements throughout, inciu-
ding hot and cold bath convenences on eaeh noor'
electric bells, and gas.
The medicinal properties or the water are re,
nowned for their efi acy in dyspepsia, dropsy, and
all malarial affections. ,
Board per day, ~ TO tS, according to location Oh
room per week, fl2 TO SlS.
prior to june l0th; subsequent, 10 White sulphur
SprinRs Eauqnler county. va. my IS-Zm
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BARGAINS AT HuTzLRR BROTHERS,

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atth
DISPATCH PRISTISG-HousE. Good work, low
prtces and satisfaction guaranteed.
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VIRGINIA ACTS OF ASSEMBLY
Y ls79.'sA Price, s1.75, or BY mail, sl.90;
GRATTAN's VIRGINIA REPORTS, VOL. 81
Price, SO. sr $500 BY mail.
Al the NEW LAW BOOKS and large stock or
STANDARD LEGAL WORKS are for sale on the
best terms. ). W. RANDOLPH 3 ENGLISH.
IA 4,d&w
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my 22.s,M&W oui bloao suee''
~ LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS! =
Nine cases Of NEW and CHOICE LAWNS at all
prices just received.
BUNTINGs, BUNTISGsi BUNTINGs!
Having bought the entire stock OF large con-
Germ we can show the largest assortment at lowest
prices.
Our WHITE-GOODSD DEPARTMENTis is fun of an
elegsut line OF LINEN DE- INDIE, LINEN LAWNS
FRENCH MUSLIN. FIGURED and STRIPED
SWISS MUsLINs. VICTORIA LAWNS, FRENCH
NAINsOOKs, PIQUEs. and other WHITE GOODS
at all prices. ,,.,o
CTIyNY. IASGUEDOC, BRETONNE, aud other
LACEs for trimming White Goods. Call and see
our stock.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF BLACK
GRENkDtNES-st 16Ac. reduced from sue: AZ
25c reduced from 40c.; at 4Oc. and oOc. redaeec
from 7Oe. These are verS cheap goods, and we ad-
wise Gail on them.
new hne Of SILK and SATIN RIBBoNs-all
The shades fast receyed also & some cARF e,egsst
FiCUUEs, NECK-RUFFLINGs, &C.
We VIII receive and open by MONDAY the largest
stock of LACE MiTTs, LtCE-TOP GLOvES
In Whire, Black, and Coored IisLE.I@ HIKE HKEAD i!
CLONES; aso new shades u KID OLONES a'
ooc., Csc, andsl.
100 LADIES' LINEN ULSTERS aud DUST ERs
tust recefsed, frem s1.50 TO a. apiece Can ana
see them We have also Just received AZ dozen
WHITE UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS, made ex-
pressy for u.s. aud warrante0 e0 pare Linen Bosom and
Cucs atsOc. also a better grade az ~, CAL ana
ste,hem AZ THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
COL Broad street.
xyS.
tust recefEed my 22-S.M&W
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BUNTINGs! BUNTISGsi BUNTiNGS!
Having bought the entire stock OF large con-
cern, we can show the largest assortment at lowest
prices.
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. UNITE
w IN A CALL 10 the Alumni Of the Virginia
Military Institute resident In Richmond and vfeini
~ to meet Al the armory OF Company Q, Captain
Spotswood. corner Thirteenth and Main lover Put
ney 4 Watts's), on TUESDAY, June 9Th, ~ 6k r. H..
for the purpose Of organising branch association
OF the Society OF Alumni.
All interested are requested to attend pune.uaily
X. LINDSEY WALKER,
JOHN X. PURCELL,
JOHN z. WISE.
NJ T.. SPOTSWOOD,
IL B ais ". N. JACKSON.
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VIRGINIA LODGE, No. 2, X. 60
on P.-Bresbers,-You are hereby MRA
summoned 10 attend speciai meeting ofEl ~ "a
your Lodge at Concordia Hall Oh SUM- .EZ1@
pAx tne SIN instsni, ~ ss o. Se,ocs ,s,;s a; ~,
Of respect 10 decesed brother Past. Chanceliof
J. J. WHITE. BROTHERS viii attend apparelled in
fun uniform or plain ciiizens' dress. Members Of
sister lodges are fraternally invited. The omcars
and resident members or the Grand Lodge are IRA
ternaIly invited to unite with tie Lodge on this oc-
IL. r. DOWNING,
je SILT X. OF h. and q.
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LIFE is RENDERED MISERABLE when the dlges-
tive organs are impaired. Food become repulsve,
the body emaciated, the mind depressed, and meIan-
choly broods over you. TUFTS LIVER PILLS Is
the remedy for these evils. They produce sound
digestion, create good appetite, impart refreshing
sleep and cheerfuiness of mind.
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new Bpe Of SILK and SATIN RIBBoNs-all
the new shades fast received; also some elegant
STYLES in SILK and LACE-COLLARS, SCARFS,
fiCHUEs, NECK-RUFFLiNGs, &C.
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We VIII receive and open by MONDAY the largest @
stock OF LACE MITTs, btCE-TQP Gh0vESS =
In WbtNe, Black. and Colored LEI HkEAD
GLOVES; aso new shades u KID GLOVES at
60c., 75c., andSl
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CLOTHING.

VIII open during summer months at A. NJ. and
close at7P.M. my 29-S&M
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF BLACK
GRESkDtNES-st l6Ac. reduced from 30c.; at
Ssc REDUCED from 40c.; at 40c. and soc. reduced
from ZOE These are serS cheap goods, and we ad-
wise Gail on them.
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FOR EMBROIDERY and LACEs Of the latest de-
signs,
For WHITE DRESS GOODS Of every description,
For RIBBONS, GLOVES. HOSIERY,
For the FRESHEST and MOST sEAsoNApLE
GOODS At the lowest prices, go to
LEVY BROTHERS.
LIGHT KID GLOVES, small sizes, at 25c.
WE ADVISE ALL IN WANT
PURE WHisKEY
TO USE
W. ID. BLAIR & CO.'S
"ALPHAn
AT $3.50 A GALLON.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-21
NOTHING NEW.
4 ELLA wHnELEa.

From the dawn Of spriiw Till the years grow
hC0ry,
Nothing IL new that Ia ona or said; m.5-M
Tho leaves arc telsing the .same old story:
Budding. barstinR. dyinR. dead"
And oyer and always the y It'd winds chorus
n Coming. building. fly ting. hcd."
Never the round earth roam or ranges
Out Of the circuit. 40 old 4 % old:
And the smile o. the Bun knows but these
changes:
Beaning. BURNING tender, cold.
A. spring time sOftenH or win Tor estranges
The mighty heart Of this ORC ~ 1olG.
From our great.sire'e birth to- the Last morn's
n breaking ,..
\ There was tempest. sunshine. fruit aad frost.
And the een, was calm or the sei was EhRztnK
his mighty name like lion 81 oased.
And ever the cry this heart was gAkipR.
Longing. loving. losing. lost"
1Qr ever the wild wind wanders. q vYin9.
6Quthsrly. easteriy, north and est;
And one worn sonx the fields aret SghlnE,
Sowing, growing. harvest, rest
And the tired thought OF the world. replVsIR
Like an echo to what ~ last and b, vi
Hurmurs "Nest." -tChicago Tashuao.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-21
How GreyhOunds are Trained.
s.m [Lond IN Telegraph

The human denizens OF poverty-strlcken
novels In the 'distressful country" or In the
crowded alleys Of this metropolis might we'll
envy q greyhound In training for the Water
loo cup. His kennel, to begin with, is arti-
ficially warmed by fiue which runs right
round 1t, and his food consists of strong
jelly made from beasts or calves feet, or
from bullocks' or Sleeps heads. With this jel-
ly is mixed some carefully selected oatmeal,
and week before running the favored long
tall has his wind cleared by diet Of roast
mutton and crisp toast. Each day OF his life
the greyhound is well groomed with horse
hair brush on returning from exercise, and
his feet are as carefully washed and wiped as
those of Derby favorite. As much thought
Is bestowed upon his training and exercise as
Is given by crack newmarket trainer of
horses to the condition OF an animal upon
which the money Is about to be dumped
down." The result is that greyhounds are
now brought to the scratch with gloss on
their coats and a lot of hard muscle upon
their loins, which argur Ill for the suffering
hares, exposed to the endurance Of untold
agontes during the few minutes Of suspense
when their lives hang In balance.