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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-30
strike in the Albion,

An important development was made in
the Albion Saturday night. The main
bonanza has not yet been reached, or had
not been at latest accounts, though there
can hardly be a doubt that it is close at
hand. Some small bodies of fine ore have
been met with, and altogether the pros
poets are very bright aud cheering. The
stock responded sharply in the San Fran
cisco Board, advancing from twenty cents
on Saturday to about sixty cents yester-
day. Several lots changed hands here at
figures as high as seventy five cents The
news of the strike is received with much
satisfaction by all classes in Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-30

Mr.. r. p. McDaniels informs us that
Eureka district stands especially well in
Boston. There is plenty Of capital there
willing to invest in meritorous properties.
Developed mines, and not mere prospects,
are most desired. TIE price is not an OBJ
ject when a good mine is Offered. The
people of Eureka owe Mr.. McDaniels a
debt Of gratitude for his efforts in behalf
Of the district. He has spent much time
and money in calling the attention Of East
ern capitalists to our mines. Mr.. Nc
Daniels will shortly return East, taking i n
Leadville and the Gunnison country en-
route,
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4.so r. M.

Crown Point, 2s0b 2s5a 2s5s; Bullion,
soob 365s California, BIB Beleher, 4lab
1zus; Union. sob Sierra Nevada, 20A
rrxcheqner, 2s0b; Mono, 8a; Mexican, lab;
fellow Jacket, TAI ga; Utah, 9k b; Crown
point, 2s5b; Savage. 5hb; Alpha, IN b;
rotosl, Sob IA Belcher, AIS 4Ab 43Oa;
nsie Il Norcross, 8 ~ ia 5hs; Ophir,
10; Gould h Curry, SD is5a; Boston, hob;
sus'lee, l6Ob; Orc, Is 7b; Alta, 3k b; Ben
Wn, 2Ssb 2i0a; Best 4 Belcher, 9%b 1Oa;
wan los; Savage. Sab 5~a; Mexican,
Mas; Orc, 7kb; Bodie, 90 ella; Sierra
Nevada, 2O'sb 20ks; Con. Virginia, Sob
Szoa; Bullion, Sob 3Aa 370s; Julia, HOS;
mono, 1sa; Mammoth, 2ka. !
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-30
Eurek Con. Letter.

Superintendent Read wrote the San Fran
cisco Office, under date of March Nth, as
follows:
The mine continues in about the same
condition as per last report, the usual
amount Of ore being still taken out for re-
duction.
The following prospect work has been
lone on drifts this week
Second level-North drift continued %
feet, now in 1876 feet.
Seventh level North drift continued 10
feet, now in 1874 feet; northeast drift con-
tinued IA feet, now in 237 feet.
Eighth level-Southeast drift continued
10 feet, now in 800 f. ct.
Ninth level-Southeast drift continued
AZ (, ct, now in ITO feet north Burleigh
continued % feet. now in &C feet npraise
No. l continued II feet, now in 81 feet; up
raise No. 2 continued Is feet. now in IS
feet.
Tenth level--East drift continued IA feet,
now in 294 feet.
Eleventh level--North drift continued %
feet, o in lit feet.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-30
THE WHITE PINE VACANCY.
A Generous Offer from Attorney III.
ID. Beeue.

HAMILTON, New, March %, 1880.
EDITOR SENTINEL: I IN very much
Obliged for the manner in which you spoke
Of me in yesterdays SENTINEL. On Judge
Davis death-bed he requested that ! be ap-
pointed District Attorney in his place, and
that / devote as much Of the income Of the
Office as possible to the support Of his widow
and her children. / promised him to do it,
if the Commissioner would appoint me,
and | now Offer to take the Office. and ham
die it thoroughly. and let the widow Of
Judge Davis draw thes salary as it becomes
due.
The Commissioners know how the Office
has been conducted by me during the long
months Of Judge Davis sickness. And it
does seem that party lines ought not to be
run between the widow and the orphan aud
their support. Yours truly,
HoRAcE D. BEENE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-30

The people OF Phoebe and Bristol will
hold a mass meeting this evening to do
wise ways and means to secure railroad
connection with the outside world. They
are not particular whether the Eureka and
Palisade is extended or the Utah Southern
reaches out for them-so they ger . rail-.
road. They stand ready to AID the trst
route that will relieve their necessatSess
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-30
BRISTOL.
Notes From the RECORD of Last
Saturday.

The mining outlook OF Bristol District
never looked so bright as it does at present.
Two companies are now operating there,
the Hillside M. Il M. Cnmranv. of San
Francisc , and the Bristol Silver Mining
Company, Of Minneapolis. Minnesota. who
have lately taaen hold OF several mining
properties in the district. including the
Cave and Mayfnwer mines.
The Raymond & Ely Company disbursed
over 500, GOO in payment Of miners. store
bills, ETC.. on Monday and Tuesday. The
amount disbursed made qnite a ripple in
business circles during the week.
The ore body in the Day mine is develop
ing magniicently and as good as could be
desired. This mine will astonish the ma
tives yet.
James Giles, an elderly miner employed
at the Raymond & Ely mine, sustained a
fracture of the left leg "Wednesday
On Wednesday the Mayaower mine, in
Bristol District, was sold to Frank Lewis,
the deed given and money paid.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-30

Says the Yankee Fork Herald: There
will be three towns built in the Wood River
ountry one at Jacobs camp, one at the
mouth Of Warm Spring creek. and another
(Galena City, in Upper Wood River. A
town has also been started at Saw Tooth,
called Saw Tooth City, which is expected
to be an important point this season. Crys-
tai. at the mouth of East Fork. Is another
coming city, aud the probability Is there
will be a number of others start up in diff
ferent parts of the new mineral fields.
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Hamilton Intelligence.

Special to the Daily
HAMILTON. March 29.-The Commits
sioners met to-day and levied a tax for the
current year, OF three dollars on the hun
dred.
No appointment has been made for the
District Attorney vacancy. Mr.. II. ID.
Beene was retained to transact the county
business for the coming court term.
There has been q great deal OF LOT jump
ing here. but DR.. Owens and A. Skillman's
lots are held inviolate.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Turner Houses. Davis, Fish Greek.
Parker House-M. Labonn. Ellsworth !;
A. N. Kaufman. wife and Child, Mrs. Will
liams Ward A. Hall. Stirling Mine; w.
B. Taylor, Bodie J. venton, ]. Penrose.
Ruby Hill; W. H. CLARK. City; VIM. Mich
OILS. Hay Ranch ; J. Il. Kendall. Hamilton.
International Hotel-W. O'C"nnor. W.
St. Lamont. Newark; Capt. Jack Crawford.
Miss Constance Murielle, Miss Edith Wood
thorpe. W. Russell Bassett, X. Hedley G..
Tebbetts, Willie Royston, T. Coaklry, Capt.
Jack Troupe; Vim Half. Huntington VAL
lev; Chas. Fiphred, London; W. H.. FELTON,,
Mountain Boy Mine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-30

Captain John W. Crawford has the
thanks Of the SENTINEL for q volume OF
his work entitled as above. 1t Is q pleas
ing little book Of 2OS pages, Astounding in
stirring scenes and incidents in the life OF
the author. Again, Captain, accept our
thanks,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-30

The miners Of Eureka have aroused to
the threatened passage of the new mining
law. Mr.. John MEG. Scott was out yesterday
with a protest, and in a few hours procured
over 200 signatures. Only one man re-
fused to sign it, and he lawyer. The petit
ton will be further circulated to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-30

-ne Enterprise says Colonel Fair. and
ra,'y have been heard from in Japan. The
h. Snei's health was not mpch benefited
al; ;as voyage. The party will continue
49,. Journey around the world. Thew en-.
~" make their longest halt 10 Psris.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-30

There will be a match game Of base ball
at the grounds above the Richmond works
on Wednesday afternoon, between a picked
Eureka nine, captained by George W.
Uruwfords aud Capt. Jacks Company.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-30
THE FEELING IN BOSTON.

what q Mining StOck Broker Says
Of h Situation at She Hub
Mr.. G. B. Aver. a mining stock broker,
No. "a Congress street, Boston, was ad-
dressed on the subject Of his ability to
place a Mineral Hill property on the Bos-
ton market. Following is his reply:
Boston. March II, 1880.
Mr.. --- Dear Sir: am in
receipt of yours, under date of I'd instant,
and contents duly noted.
/ presume there will he a better feeling
here after the present trouble is settled in
San Francisco, and if you should visit our
city in May or June. possibly ynu might
secure the requir, d funds. However, l do
not wish to offer too much encouragement
as matters now stand. l should be only
too glad to arrange the matter for you if |
felt there was a reasonable prospect of Sc
curing the necessary funds. Should a ia
vorable opportunity present, / will notify
you but at this time II people are feeling
blue over the decline in Little Plttsburg,
n the market is very dull. With thanks
for the tender Of the business of your COM
pany, ! remain, very respectfully,
C. b. AVER.
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Richmond RuIlion.

The Richmond Company shipped this
morning 9 bars Of bullion, valued on
el7,4Ia -.
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ygsrEaDAY's STOCK SALES.
sau Francisco stock exchange.

MORNING BOARD.
ae5 Ophir-l7k 17b ia II 1874
ava xrxicau-l3A I3 1871 l3h
130 Gould d Curry 50 Q Y
10n Best Il Belcher-9h VA
49j California-3Voc
$40 Savage
150 Con. yirginia-320c
$50 Chollar-os
80 CaiiforDia-3
80 Potosi-3S5c
on aalr a. Norcross -5S On
400 crown Point-24 270c 265c
460 Yellow Jacket-7k IN
zyo Imperial-oOc
80 kentuck-3
20 Aipha-7A
90 belcher--4A 44Oc
ITO Copideuce-7 0A SIS
SIS sierra N~evada-l9ss ~
81 Utah-oS "a
50 ophir-l6ss
Els ~Bulion-3% $3.50
400 Exchequer-2A 28Oc
235 Overman-l9Oc 1896
2lU Justice -l55c
455 Union-3JR 10
$50 Alta-34 34oc
175 Juha-lOoc
81 C~aledonla-l
200 Silver Hili-G0c Csc
1875 Challenge-l60c 1850
420 BaltImore-2oc
800 OCCIDENTAL
40 Lady Washington-65c
40 Yellow Jacket-7k
$50 Andes--7 5c 80c-assess2nent paid.
80 Ward-lS
100 Trojan-lOc
4S0 Benton -2j0c 2iOc
10 Solid Silver-l5c
$50 Golden Gate-65c
81 0phir-l6ss
so Essex-14
90 Belcher-440c
50 Crown Point-265c
AIS \. B~onanza-15c zoe
Goo Mackag-l0c
20 Benton -24Oc
SO Sierra Nevada--l9h
100 Calilornis--3
900 Silver Hili-70c
$50 Andes Toe
90 Belcher--4f0c
Is Caledonia
200 Scorpion
EyESIs BOARD.
100 Raymond a Ely-foc 'oe o'o
lis Eureka Cou-l9n l9A
$50 belmont-2oc
20 JacAson-ia
lao X h Com
140 Northern Beiie-i6S
200 Metallic-zs
$40 Grand Pr'ze-looc IA iTsio
AIS Argenta-6jc
2JV NayaJo-zoc
700 Endowment-loc
wv lndependence-i iooc
zoo Siar-Ioc
$50 Belle Isie--llosiO iioc iioc i<oc
yoU Day-oOc toc ioc
o9O Paradise-foe
iioS AiDion ooc DUO ooc
oo pelnonte l.
~ MI. Potosl-iToc
4OO Beldins-75c
LOO Bodi -
~ Bechtei-looc
800 McClinton-65c
$50 Iioga--2a
oo Summit
100 baiwer-f4 IN
aozo Goodsiiaw-5oc
TO toncurdla-suc
400 Beividere--3
Aioo Champion-45e Doc
on Syndieate-lo0cbo
~ Blackhawk-90c
dvo >. bodle-ooc
soo Booker soc
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II orECE.

WE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED A. r.
w sh nnon agent to collect rents aud take
charge of our property in tureks during our
absence. Mrs. L j. TAYLOR,
THOS J. TAYLOR
Eureka. March y. 1850. plr2l I'm
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$4,000 REWARD

WILL BE PAID FOR TIE RECOVERY
w Of a gold watch. taken from the Adelpni
Theater on Saturday evening last. ~ can -
lett at this office and M QUESTIONS ssksd:
Eur1ka. March y. h60s mSo ~
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NOTICE.

DARTIEs INDEBTED TO THE FRENCH
Rntisseri- Restaurant are r. qrerted to
paw GREGOVICH BkO~ and all part es hold
Ing bills against 1t wall present them TO- pay
ment. mr. 1w
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A. NJ. wELLEs, Observer.
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~ All kinds of Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry repaired and guaran.
feed. A. BISSINGER.
Eureka, March II, 1880. mrl3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21
Candidate Thurman Again TO the
FOrc---New YOrk's Electoral Vote.
Especial to the Baltimore American. !

Especial 10 DdltlluOTc AIntrlCaU.l
WASHINGTON, January 19.-The friends
OF Senator Thurman have now strong
hopes that he will Immediately become pro-
minent again as candidate for the preSi-
dency. This sudden citation arises out Of
the proposition pending before the New
York Legislature to change the method of
appointing electors for President and Vice.
President in that State. Many prominent
Democrats here believe that the RepubIi.
cans will pass this measure; and they adj
NIT that II this is done il will take New
York out OF the list OF States which can
In any contingency be carried for the
Democracy. Mr.. John q. Thompson,
whose relations 10 Senator Thurman
are well known, said to-day that il this new
measure should be adopted in New York il
would put an entirely new aspect upon the
contest for the Democratic nomination. AS
the Democrats IN that event could not cal
cnIate upon the vote OF New York, twould
be absolutely necessary for them 10 turn
their attention towards securing some other
doubtful State whose electoral vote would
most nearly supply the loss OF New York.
lie said that all would Immediately recognize
the fact that Ohio, above all other States,
would be the one upon which the Democrats
murt rely for success. To make sure OF
Ohio, IL would be necessary TO select one OF
her own sons as the Democratic standard.
bearer, and none among then would al the
same time as well secure the largest vote
possible ia the Stste, aud also command the
general support OF the Democratic party Of
The country, as Mr.. Thurman. Other
friends OF Mr. Thurman-in iyct, all Of
hem here-have become suddenly pos.
'essed with this idea, and they make no
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claim was that he (Nelson) was elected Dy
This would show that the gentlemen
&c nave drawn IL little TOO fine." lie
thought they were simply making bid Tor
negro votes. They despair OF obtaining q
majority OF the white people OF The state,
and they are now appealing 10 their "col-
ored friends and equals" for support.
Mr.. GIBSON hoped that the gentlemen
from Sahara would understand that they
occupy the position Of bone that the dogs
are lighting over. IL is now struggle De-
tween the Readjuster poodle and The Re-
publican pup Ulysses as TO which shall hrst
masticate the negro body. He thought the
victory would finally be with the latter. lie
insisted, however, that the colored men
ought not to vote upon this question as
party, but that they should vote according
to the law and evidence.
Mr.. Ross HAMILTON (coored) interrupted
Mr.. GIBSON TO ask IL Mr.. GIBSON did not
want the white members to vote that way
too.
Mr.. GIBSON answered that he eypec ,,n,
those on bis side Of the House lDebt-Pa GERS
to vote that way. '.:-
Mr.. GIBSON bad the floor when, Il 1890
the Joint order was announced.
ELECTION OF JUDGEs.
Senator WOOD Informed It o House tina
the Senate had passed reso cation pcs.pon
ing the execution Of the loint order unit
tomorrow TODAY. Az reed to.
THE KING VII LIAM CASE.
The House returne 4 to the King william
case.
Mr.. GIBSON yclf ed the floor.
Mr.. MCsHBAcH moved to postpone unit
Tomorrow [to-'iayl. az he knew Of member
who wish 10 .peak and who had no ide
that the sub lect would come up again
soon.
The mot ION to postpone was agreed 10 o,
recorded yote-ayes, 40; noes, 81 (keao
iusters).
SENATE BILL PASSED.
To. amend the charter Of the Richmon
anf. Mccklenburg Railroad Company.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
70 establish the Southern Bible and BOO
I Association, OF Richmond. Virginia.
TO incorporate the Richmond stove Com
pany.
A considerable number Of bills wer
ordered TO engrossmeni.
Adjourned at $50.
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DEATHS.

Died. on Monday. 1871 January, 1850. in Inc
sixty-sevcnih year OF her age al BranchIahu hipe
marie county. Va, Mrs. \. NJ BobION' re"c' vi
the late Dr. james Bolton. ,,.,.,
The funeral will take place from the Monnmentai
church on WEDNESDAY. January 2lst' NJ II ~
NJ. Friends and acquaintance are Invited 10 AT
tend.
Dled Yesterday morning. at a duartor-past 4
O'Clock, HENRY G.. FROMMlNG, IN The twenty
eighth year Of his age. man,
The funeral will take place THIS WEDNESDAY,
NORNINti at ii O'Clock from ~. Mary churcn'
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to A.
tend.
Died. on Sunday morning, January Is. ESQ, al
the residence of her father. No. 5lS west Grace
street MINNIE AUGUSTA, the beloved daughter
of George >. and Ann \. Nashon.
Died, at DcadwOod. Dakota, on the lSth Instant
of puptIn onia. Or. WILLIAM T.. GLE \. recently
OF Roa, Missouri, In the forty-scvenih year Oh Ms
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ALL-WOOL MArELASsE CLOAkS at $3.50
heretofore sold al 80:
Their stock of COLORED DRESS GOODS will be
offered regardless Of cost:
BLACK and COLORED CAsHMERES at I24c. a
yard;
DOUBLE-WIDTH ALL-WOOL LORED
CASIlMERES at 37Ec.;
DOUBLE-WIDTH CROSSE MONTE CLOTH, IN
Black at 33c., form crly sold at Soc;
ga ALL-wOOL ULSTER CLOTH at 75c., gene
rally valued at $50,
Also, a large stock of BLACK aud COLORED
SILKS at considerable reduction from former
prices;
BLACK SILKS reduced from 100 TO SIC; all
the inner qualities reduced proporlionately;
A fun stock Of COLORtD SILKS at reduced
prices; also, NOVELTY DRESS and TRIM.
MING SILK TO close for this season;
Great bargains ia CORSETS-eyery variety Of
style;
50.BONE SIDE.SPLI CORSETS At soc:
100 sIDE.sPLIT ADJUSTABLE CORSETs at
s5c.;
2j dozen PURELINEN HUCK TOWELS at L &C.,
valued generally at % dozen;
90 pieces ENGLISH CANTON FLANNEL at l0c..
bought at great bargain;
Also, a very extensive stock of HOSIERY at great
recuctiOn to close
CARPETS aud FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS at reduced
prices; besides an innumcrabe amount of other
goods. ia
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Waterman, what OF the Night

Roth the Richmond Dispatch and the
State think it high time that the Conserva-
five parsy OF Virginia should take steps to
hold a convention and send delegates to
the Democratic National Convention which
;is to nominate our ticket for the next pre-
ssideuey. We think so, too. The Republl-
eau National Convention is already called
TO meet on the I'd OF June in Chicago, and
III is to be presumed that the Democratic
Convention will be called to assemble soon
rtbereafter-in the same month. no doubt.
The last Democratic State Convention,
which appointed delegates in 1876, met in
Richmond on the 3lst OF May, and we
think eur next Convention should not be
1aeld later than that.
Would IL not be wise, therefore for the
asCouservative State Committee to get toge-
,xier US soon as possible and make tine neces-
ssary CALI Who else has the right or
pswer to do so Let the call be made broad
enough To- embrace all Conservatives in the
State who intend to unite in good faith IN the
& vnysort OF the next national Democratic
n amiDee, and thus leave no room or excuse
"a v,eo1plaint on the part Of grumbler or fac
tic Wists who intend t0act with some other
pa, Tyser organization.
haere is certainly Nc time to lose or dis
mite, over this plain and important matter;
nor /, e. Me think IL w0uiG be wise for Us to
perm u apy single State issue to divide the
Conse. ryGiiye party on this question. we
will be understood 10 this sremark. But at
the saOpe siime We would semark fpstner
that our psesent organization In the State.
as perfec tsG by the last convention OF 1877.
should be hald intact until II h re0rgaDized
by the con viaviion now TO be.ealled. This,
too. cannot be misunderstood by our party.
Those who are 2ot with us in such a hgnt
will ,se against ~ In all fights.
Delays are not always dangerous, but we
tbiuk any further delay 10 this case Will be
10 eur Disadvantage Daartae Pess.
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MALACHITE VASES. COLOGNE SETS, &C;
DUNMORE ORNAMENTS, &C.;
CRACkLE VASES, BOUQUET-HOLDERS sc.
IRIDt>CENT BOUQUET and FLOWER
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES, ORNAMENTS, &C.;
DREsDFRO ORNAMENTS. &C;
BOHEMIAN VASES, COLOGNE SETS, &C.;
CHINESE VASES, &C.:
JAPANESE BONES TRAYS. &C.;
MAJOLlCA, I'm new designs, at half former prices
FRENCH aud ENGLISH DINNER, TEA. an
TOILET-SETs;
HARLEQUIN AFTER-DlNNER COFFEES,
HARLEQUIN TEA and DESSERT-SETS,
JAPANhED COAl.-VASES and PLATE WARM
Frs.
The above are now opeD for Inspection. No Flea
can DC formed OF the variety, 30 come and see.
T.. u. TAYLOR, l0Il Main street.
u. {. SUTTON, ts,les,nen
j. e.. kNtLsOS.} 0"''si"e"' de-
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MI SYCLE BROTHERS.
sYCLE BROTHERS !!
SYCLE BROTHERS
WILL FOR THE MKT THIRTY DAYS OFFER
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ORDER TO
REDUCE THEIR IMMENSE
STOCK BEFORE
TAKING INVENTORY.

CLOAKS-A very large stock of LADIES' and
CHILDREN'S 10 be closed out at cost;
sHAWLS in great variety, such BROCHE,
SHETLAND. and BLANKET SiIAWLS;
very large stock Of BOULEVARD and BALMO-
RAJ SKIRTS;
CARPETS, OiL.CLOTIIS, MATTINGS, and RUGS
in great variety, 70 be closed cut at less than
their value;
800 pairs BLANKETS at less than wholesale
prices;
In DpEss GOODS we have all the latest novelties
and shades;
BLACK CAsHMERES, GRAPE CLOTHS, and
BOMBAZINES-W have a large stock;
Best SOC. CASHMERE in the city:
Onr 81 CASHMERES reduced TO 75c.;
A large and wel.assorlcd stock OF SILKS and
SATINS I'm all the new shades-with them are
some beautiful EVENING SHADES;
Our 75c, Il, ana 1925 SILKS are the best I'm the
city;
4 fun line Of DOMESTlCS. bought before the recent
rise, which will be sol at the Old price;
Another lot Of those cheap REMNANTS Of IRISH
LINENS
\ very large assortment Of HAMBURG EDGlNGS
and INStRTINGS:
full line OF TORCHON and BRETONNE
LACES:
In HOSIERY VIC have full assortment for ladies'
and children;
Another lot Of those cheap BALBRlGGANS:
500 dozen more Of those LINEN HANDkER-
CHIEFS at s.. apiece;
1000 yards WOR5TED FRINGES Ia De CLOSED out
at DC. 4 yard. at SYCLE BROTHERS,
IA 2-eod 81 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
H CoRsETs! CoRsETs!

We have taken out Of our stocks al of the COR
SETS that are soled, and have placed them ia a
basket. We sell them at the uniform price OF
IS cents In the lot win be found CORsETs for
merry sold at $3.50.
We also show a full assortment OF CORSETs
white and colored, In all Sizes and call particular
attention to the LADY TEAZLE CORSET at Oil.
ja2I LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-21
nj LACE CURTAINS.

NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at ~ set for
two windows;
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at 81 so a set
TO- two windows;
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at - set for
two windows;
NoTTINGHAMLACE CURTAINS at IS a set for
two Windows:
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at $3.50 a set
for two windows:
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at So set fol
two windows;
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at 81 set for
two windows;
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at S. a set foI
two windows:
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at 50 a set for
two windows
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at $40 a SCI
for two windows;
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. $12, s13
sI4, SIS, and $ls a set for two Windows;
LAMBREQUIN LACE at SOC per ward worth Doc.
LACE LAMBREQUINS at $3.50, 50. SO so, anC
"a apair;
LACE BED-SP2EADS, with PILLoW-sHAMs tt
match at
"A 2l LEVY BROTHERS.