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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-16

On Monday night at the Fifth-Aycnue
New York; Theatre, where Dir. John Il.
Owens is playing "Tbat Man from Catta-
raugus," there were two Solomon Stock
mans on the stage at once during an entire
scene. The audience were puzzled, and
their establishment increased when both
gentlemen spoke the same lines in answer
to the other characters, and 1t became az
parent the two actors were playing the same
art. According to the theatre-people,
Joseph Arthur, who originally appeared as
Solomon Stockman, had been discharged,
but insisted on playing the part. He was
finally elected from the Theatre, and the
play went on with but one Solomon Stock
man.
DIR. Camden, superintendent OF the West
Virginia Hospital for the Insane has been
removed from effice. He publishes card,
saying: 1 was removed TO make room for
DIR. Bland, an uncle by marriage OF our
Governor, and 10 crafty the personal
revenge or George X. Tingle against my
brother, j. N. Camden. My removal,
learn, was pronounced and determined
upon by Governor Jackson before his cleo.
ton, and the decree was as uualterable as
was the law Of the Medes and PersiaDs.
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An Interesting Case.
TUaIifax Record.I


One OF the most interesting cases dis
posed OF in the Circuit Court was that OF
Barksdale rs. Armistead. Our readers will
remember that Judge Armlstead presided
at seven courts last year. Afterwards the
Court Of Appeals decided that while Judge
Armistead was judge de fdcto and tha. all
his rulings were valid, Judge Barksdale
was Judge de jure, and as such entitled to
the seat until January |. 1881. AS The
Board OF Supervisors had already paid one
Judge Judge Arnistfed) for his services
the Court ruled that Judge BarksdIIe could
not look to the county for his salary for
those months during which Judge Arm
istead occupied the bench. Judge Banks
dale lhcreupon brought suit against Judge
Armist oad. As an item OF interest we give
the verdict OF the jury UerJdtim:
awe, the jury, under the Instructions
lof the Court find for the plaintiff IN the
sum OF 1910, bur to do substantial justice
we think Judge +. W. Armistead ought not
to be made TO pay It,"
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Utica Observer (Dem.), April 18Th

The general verdict OF the press upon
Secretary WINDOWS refundng operation
seems to be that he has done good thing
which he had 70 right TO do, He has. in
effect, passed Iefunding bill OF his own ;
and, no matter how valuable the bill may be.
this is not the way we do business in this
country. The people are not quite ready TO
vest the powers of Congress IN Cabinet
officer.
Rochester Morning Herald (Ind.l, Apri; l3lh.l
The plan will strike the public as an I'M
usual one, even if it is entirely legitimate.
IL the Secretary has such authority there
seemed to be little need of ngresSional in
reference 10 the matter except 10 discuss
refunding measures and extend advice 10
the head OF the department, as il practically
amounts to a refundng scheme.
THE Syracuse Daily Courier (Dem.), April 49,
| This is an ingenious make-shift, but how
| bumiliating 10 great nation to send it,
| financial secretary around " shining" II
remains to be seen how we'll it will work.
Rochester Union and Advertiser (Dem.), April 49,
Window has been Secretary but little
over month, and the little scratching that
| his surface has undergone reveals him "a
ore OF the Jay Cooke d. Co. jobbers in
| Northern Pacific, and mere puppet OF
Wall street.
lCincInnaii Enquirer tDem.l, April IS.
| What is the need Of Congress so long as
we have Window? Why need Republi
can President bother himself In yetoing
funding billsS Window is law above
Congress and vetoes. Ci@rly Window had
the same authority TO fix any other rate OF
interest that he has TO Tx 81 per cent, and
thus the credit aud the loans aud the
| finances OF the United States are wholly IN
the hands OF Window. Why was an extra
session OF Congress for the purpose OF pass.
ing funding bill ever mentioned There:
| Window.
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Bnd,y.M,xed Route-Map wanted.


The Committee on Federal Relations OF
the Massachusetts, House OF Representative,
held a meeting Tuesday morning to com
plete arrangements for attending the York
town Centennial, October 18th. 1t has been
decided to 20 TO Richmond in the cars, then
take steamer, 60 to Baltimore, and down
TO York river. and anchor in the harbor du'
ring the three or four days stay, living upon
the steamer. There will be about two hun
dred and fifty in the party, comprising some
OF the militia, band, the Governor anC
Council, heads OF departments, President OF
the Senate and Speaker OF the House OF
Representatives, the Committee on Fedora
Relations, aud such others as desire TO &c
with the party and pay their own expenses
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SILKS! SILKS!

We win present this week TO our patrons lines OF
SILKS. SArINS. SATIN DE LYONS: SATIN DE
MERVEILEUX SATIN DE UtCHESSt, and
SATIN SURAH IN BLACK and an the 0ew shades
for spring wear which are absolutely nnsHpassed In
quality aud unapproaebed IN price We have pur-
chased these goods on exceDtlOniily advantageous
terms, and In accordance with our Gii custom, we
place them on our counters at prices when dciy
competition from any quarter Whatever.
Among the above are also 20 pieces OF GJlNEl =
CASHMERE ROYAL BLACK SAIIN-FlNI~if
SILKS, in price from 1920 TO ~ 80 In TINS
purchase we save our patrons AL ltast ~ CENTS
on tue dollar. - .
Also, a large stock Of BROCADED skTiSS at
greatly reduced prices .
24.inch ALL->ILK BLACK BROCADE Sn various
new designs at g5c., The general price OF which
is 81 30; ,
! lot ALL.SHK sURAH sATINs at 95c~ general
price of which Is fl35.
we have also made purchase of one lot Of npwards
100 dozen PATENT LACE'FASTENlNG MD
GLOVES. by which purchase we are ena1Ied %
make The following prices: 3'HOOk, BLACk ana
col ORED. at ~ pair; 5-HOOh, COLORED.
Including the various spri0g shades At 20 PAIR
5.HOOK, BLACK, at Sl.55.
We are also sole agents Tor the
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per,si0,,s I'm France.

" a-NIugIOH KtINDIINd1'I
4 bill which certainly does credit to the
beneyolence OF its author has been intro
duced in the National Legislature OF France.
1t provides that any citizen who loses his
life while saving life or property at fire,
any physician who dies while labOring in
the hos pitfalls in time OF epidemic, or any
one who dies while endeayOring to save a
fellow. being, shall be regarded as soldier
slain on the battle field, and insure double
n,ion to his family.
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I,UNENBURG.
COURT DAY-A SMALL RfApJUSTEk MEETING
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
1Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.I

| COURT DAY-A SMALL KFAHJlSith NEIL lN"-
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
| ICorrespondence Of The Richmond Dspafch.I
APRIL H., 1881.
Court.day is great institution in this old
county, the soyercigns turning out III full
! force.
Although Lunenburg would probably be
new Republican county, II the Read
ius,ers and OldI>sue" Radicals would
form a coalition. yet the meeting OF Re-
adjuSters to-day did not indicate the cordial
union which exists IN other Southside
counties Of these two parties. After much
drumming, mere handful OF ReaGiu>iers
met to pass the stereotyped resolutions and
TO send delegates to the State Convention.
There was a conspicuous absence OF pro-
nounced Read1usters. There are very hon.
est and respectable gentlemen OF that party
who say that they are readjnsters OF the State
debt but not OF their lifelong party a,socla-
tiOns; that they are not yet prepared to be.
come Radicals and repudate every principle
heretofore held by them ard Enthusiastically
expressed by platfOfm and vote; that when
they voted for Hancock they received in
| good faith the Cincinnati platform on which
| Hancock stood that they are not, and
| have never been, Radicals, and don't intend
| to be. But in LuDenburg, as elsewhere, there
! are fussy men, who are ready, willing, and
waiting TO follow "the Administration
Senator from Virginia" into full COM
munion with the National Republican party.
And that brings TO MUD little story, as
the /" late lamented would say AT gay
and festive occasion in rural district the
belle Of the evening was requested by her
admrng fellow to give some music and
song. She sang then popular melody, but
d. af flta N.
thor; thu>y:
| Come rest IN this bosom," my own streeked dcdr,
&C.,
and demanded that her devoted lover would
write in her album, which he did, in an
original poem, with these being the first
lines:
Hail lovely nymph Of all my joys.
| on whom fx my hopes upon" &c.
! The Republican choir, led by Senator
| Hoar call TO the bosom Of their party the
"streeked dears" who protested TO be
Democrats, and willing ears delight in the
music, and ioyfully 90 TO the embraces Of
their late enemies, "on whom they fix their
hopes upon" Tor Iheir Offices.
Lunenbur. has BourbOns "of the first
wafer" who Will "never learn" ilcilc
methods of abandoning every principle OF
their lives, and who will "nevcr forget "
that "they have country to serve as well
as party 10 obey or that nothing what
ever can compensate for the loss OF selI-re-
spect.
Let another word be reported for Luncn-
burg Rea1iusters. Every mothers son OF
them. probably without single exception,
voted for the provision requiring the pre-
payment OF the capitatiOn tax as pre-
requisite for voting. They are slow to 60
back on that record.
Now, as 10 the unterrfed Democracy OF
Lunenburg, they can be counted on. And
not one-no, not one-but is ready to say,
open and above board,
"Come one come all, this rock shall fy
From its firm base as soon as H."
|
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Pretty Deep.

ANDERSON, w. VA, April IA, 1881.
Editors Daily Dispatch: Being sub
scriber to your daily paper take the liberty
to send the following news item:
"Thirty-fye miles north OF White SUI
phur Springs, at Cold Knob, near Cherry
river, in Greenbrier county, the snow Is
sixteen inches deep"
| have the above from reliable man, and
can youch for the same.
Very respectfully,
{. S. COOPER, NJ. d., and
Captain JOHN G.. L0BBAM.
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The Pittsburgh Southern road is comm

The Pittsburgh Southern road is coming.
See the telegram. II will pass up the Mo-
nonealela river TO the head-watcrs OF the
Tygarl's Valley river, and thence into Nir-
GINA, connecting ut some suitable point
with the Chesapeake and Ohio.
This road to Pittsburgh will be highly
advantageous to Richmond. There is q
large section of country now tributary to
Baltimore which it will bring nearer 10
Richmond than it now is to Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-16

What sort of Ms. we send 10 the printers
may be inferred from the fact that in book
notice which appeared in yesterdays Dis
patch, the word that was printed Meigs,"
as well as the one printed Rings" was
intended by us TO be printed Wings"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-16
Chesapeake and ohio Railway Coal
Trade.
fKanaMhtGlLefiel

fhanawht & 'zette
The movement OF coal and coke by thu
Chesapeake and Ohio railway for the month
OF February, 1881. amounted to 1850, 9OC
bushels. being an increase Of IS per cent.
over the CORES pODdIDg month in 1880
And this is but the small beginning OF
what will be the va,te>t coal business on
the continent. The side line >proGt' are
beginning to shoot out all along the main
stem. AT QninnimOnt, Hawk, Nest, and
Morris Creek lines OF railway have already
been started up the creek valleys aud are
daily pouring out their tributes.to the coal
traffic OF the main line. At Paint Creek a
branch lire is already under contract. Al
Cabin Creek work will begin in very
short time on 4 branch to the splendid coal
property belonging to Messrs. Lloyd Will
iams and associates, OF Baltimore, who
were in our city last week in connection
with that object. The Chesapeake and
Ohio will need second track within a
year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-16

THE COURTESY or THE SENATs.-Ii there
is any such thing as the courtesy Of the
Senate it ought surely TO protect senators
from being obliged to have for their secre.
tary man who has daily for month past
denounced them, ridiculed them, abused
them, and even lbelled them. Let the
Democratic senators make this point against
GOaHAK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-16

M FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH (sevnth street between Grace and
Broadl.-Rey. ". {. SCHAEFFRR. pastor Sunday
school at $50 A. VI. Confirmation and Lords Sup
per at IL a. NJ. Faster sermon at 7:45 L. NJ. Vi,i'
tors cordially welcome. Seats free.
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DEATHS.

Died at her residence in this titv. al GA O'Clock
L. NJ, on the 18Th instant. Mrs. H. A. kRlSCli-
MAN, widow Of James X. krischman, deceased, IN
the fOrieih year of her age.
Her funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
al $3.50 O'Clock from Nenabe-Sireet Baptist church.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-16

FIRST PRESBY T f r ] a \
CHURCH-ReguIar services at IL A. VI. Church
closed al night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-16

RT@ SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH, Preaching at IL \. VI. and 1880 7. NJ
by Rev j. ". TYLER.
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ry- Union. STATION METHODIST

cHURCH-sUSDAY, April IL. 16s1.-Preacsips
by the pastor. Rev. W. c. WALDEN, at ii A. NJ. and
al p. NJ. Subject at night by special request
sBurIed With Him by Baptism"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-16

In this department, we shall Cffer some rare bar
gains-amOng them:
FRENCH GAUZ" BAYONNAT>E at 90c.;
>lLK.WAHP HENRIETTA CLOTHS ~ zoe. a
yard;
42-inch ALL.WuOL LUPIN'S TANISE at 5ic A:
~ inch LTFIN'S CASHMERE al 80, 81. so. and
soc. These numbers fully zoe. yard un-
der value.
ALL-WOOL ARNURE. BUNTING. BOMBA-
ZINE, BURA1IltA, NOME. NUNS " H.
ING. AND all The various other MOURNING
FABRICS.
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r-ppoAD-sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH -suxpAr. April 17th. Preaching by
Rev. W. @. STARE. ID. D.. pastor, at A. M.--sun-
feet: "The RIGHT Reply to a Christian saIntahoh''
Ats r. 81, subject: IA Vision and a Voice
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DOyATION PARTY.

U,UE ANNUAL DONATION PARTY
OF ST. PAUL,s CHURCH HOME viii take
place al the Home zoo Leigh street, ON EAsIER
MONDAY. April 18TH Hours from AZ NJ. TO l.;
NJ The Managers cordially invite their friends and
patrons 10 an Inspection OF the house and nhrmary
ap 1927
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Southern Friendship for Blaine.

Mobile Register, DemOcralic.J
Ii Secretary Blaine will declare war to
the hit against Copkling and his gang we
think Democratic support will not be want
Ing.
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pROPESSIONAL.

CYLVANUS STOKES, ATTORNEY AT
- LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, l0l4 Main
street. Richmond, Va, practices In all the courts u
Richmond aud adjoinins counties IN
references: Judge bergman Green, Danylle'
va. A. :. Buford lpresident Richmond aud Dam
Vile rairoad), John Enders, A. Y. stokes Co.
Richmond. Va, ap l-toolmN
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N . 4 | c L .

Thereby notify the public nos to BUY OR TRADE
FOR THE FOLLOWING ATLANTIC, MIsSls-
sIPPI AND ONO RAILROAD NOTES OF the
following description, as tCa payment OF the same
has been stopped:
No. 1861, date Decemhel i. 1873, In favor OF T.
4. sydnor; amount, $3.50,
No. 1857, date January 1. 1876, IN favor OF I, T.
sydn0r; amount, S274i0.
No. LII, date February /, 1876, In favor OF r. r.
Sydncr; amount s26l.S0.
SO. 1868. date December I. 1878, In faSor Of j.
: Il. Hardy; amount. f25H.55.
No. l.70S, date January l, 1879, in fa.or of L. r.
Hardy; amount. $3.50.
No. 1,72a. dated February l. 1870. IN favor OF 4
T. HARDY amount, st37 80:
! apli-3t MARX CoHfS.
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A Conservative Resdjuster shall have |
bearing a. soon as we can ind room for BIZ
letter but hardly to-day, we guess.
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Nj G ACES IRE T BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and Fousbee Streets
Preaching by the pastor. Rev. WILLIAM Il. HATCH
FIR, ID. d., at IL O'Clock \. VI. and at O'Clock
T. NJ.
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nj STREET c ii II 7 A \
notwithstanding at III A. VI. and 7:i5 p. NJ
by j. A. DEARBORN.
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NJ SECOND INSTALNENI f
SPRING GOOD,
OPENING MONDAY. APRIL T.
AND DURING THE ESTIRE wf..
--LATEST STYLES OF DRE>, F'a'I.
comprising al shad'
WOGsTED GOODS from L. .....
SILKS aud sArfNs from 75..7.
BROCADEs from 35c. up.
BI'NTINGS from l2..e. up.
ALL-wooL BLACK ard CoLoEfo h--
MERE, from 4-c.ur.
ALSO.
PARAsOLS. GLOVES,
HOSIERY. HANDKERCWtf-.
LACES, HANBCRGs,
RIBBONS. TIES, Sc.
Examine our CASSlNFEES. SA,kiND-
LIGHT FLANNELS, CRETONNt>,
TABLE-LINENS. NAPKINS,
TOWELS, sHEETINGS and
HOUsE-FURNISHING GOODS 10 genera.
$50 pieces MATING, OiL-CLOTH ln' az.
PET, from auction, very cheap;
200 pieces DRESS LINENS AZ les than e.,
manufacture.
Hundreds Of BARGAINS. to which W iu'i'- o..
ten;ion and solicit call.
THALHIMER BROIHtl,.
ap 9-Su,W&Sa corner Fifth and y o. sf.r.s.
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WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.


80 pieces PERSIAN MULLS at 2jc.-ihe quality
generally sold al SIC:
[ lot REMNANTS OF IRI~H LINENS at 23c. a
Nard-,he quality generally sold at 81 &C.;
| lot LINEN DIES INDIA at 15c. yard general
YaiueZ
DOTTED MUsLINS In all The various style and
shades among them large lot a. l0c. a yard.
the value of when j. from 20 to 2Jc.:
| lot DINNER NAPKINS (all lineul at 0Oc.;
l lot DINNER-NAPklNS AT Sl.30, heretofore sold
40 - dozen:
| lot Of 81 pieces TABLE-DANlANK at rare bar
gains.
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4 POLLINAR
LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.


TIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAVORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT ais
asuccess and boon for which nations should
feel grateful."-see Medical Press" Lancet,
british Medical Journal &c.
CAUTION.-Genune only with the fac st'atle
of Baron LIebig's signature III blue ink across
the label.
Consumption in England increased tenfold
In ten years.
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
he had of all Storekeepers, Grocers, and Chem
ISIS Soeagents for the United States (wholesale
only, G. David Co., 40 Mark Lane, London,
England. NH lo-Saoet
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MEETINGS..

OFFICE OF TIE BRIGHTHoPE RAILWAY
COMPANY.
RICHMOND, va, March rs, 1881.
DY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DI.
ID RECTORS, general meeting of the stockhold-
ers OF this company will be heldat No. 10 Fifteenth
street, Richmond. Va, on WEDNESDAY tie 27th
day OF April, 1851, al 8 o'clock in the afternoy
NH 27-td JAMES II. YOUNG, President.
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MT MONUMENTAL CHURCH (Rey.
J. G. ARMSTRONG, ID. d.. rector).-sunday school,
$50 A. VI. Church-Mornng service. IL A. NJ;
evening service, A r.. VI.
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TFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad streets ).-Rev. j. u. HAw-
THoRSE. ID, d pastor. viii preach on SUNDAY at
IL A. NJ. and L. NJ. All welcome.
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M CHRIST CHURCH.-RcguIar morn
ing service q, III O'Clock. evening teryee at
o'clock, by Rev. H. MELVILLE JACKSON, Of Grace
church.
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PLAIN aud FANCY sIDE-BAND sCITINGS;
BAYADERE aud ROMAN SrRIPESj
sELF.COLORED CHECKS;
PLAIDs and STRJrts:
NUNS yRILINCs, sHUDA CL0TEs,
cAMEL'S HAIR sUffISGs,
and alb other material that will be In vogue for ne
coming season.
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M CLAY STREET b APTI I
CHURCH corner Of Graham aud Clay streets).-
Preaching on SUNDAY at IL 4. NJ. and L. VI.
by Rev. :. G. CLOPToS, pastor.
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M THIRD ARRIVAL OF NEW
GOODS.
ID. & T.. MI1TtLDORFER
will display on MONDAY a large stock Of
NEW GOODS,
bought at the recent forced sales in New York.
DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EVER!

NEW GOODS,
bought at the recen. forced sales i'm New York.
DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EVER!
All the late styles Of DRESS GOODS, including
PLAIDs and STRIPES for suits;
BROCADED BUNTINGS In ali cOors;
BLACK FRENCH BUNTING>;
ALL-WOOL BLACK BUSTINGS at l6!c. per
yard-regular price 25c.
BLACK BUNTlNG> at l2zc. worth l6ac
BLACK and COLORED SILKS at all prices
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE at 3jc. worth
SOC;
SURAH SATINS. I'm all colors. AZ 7jc.;
TRlMNfNG-sILKS and SATlNS IA all shades
PARASOLs-a new supply Just opened:
GLOVES at 10, l2l 10, 20, rs, and $40 worth
double.
CDRSETs. CORSETS, CORsETS.
The larges, supply in The city.
CAsSDIEREs, COTTONADES, SACKINGS.
NATJINGS, MATTINGS, MATTINGS.
$50 pieces new MATTINGS just received in 4 4.
4,and 6-4; WHITE. CHECKED, andFANCY
at 10. Is, 10, 81. %, %. and 27c, and IN this
article we oaer the greatest bargains. Gave US a
call
LACES. LACEs, LACFS.
TORCHON, CORALINE. VERMICELLI, LAM
GUEDOC, VALENClENNE>, SPANlsH--ai
AL prices.
DRE.S LINENS, DRESS LINENS,
from an ton, at l2hc. worth Isc.. a ICE, worth
25c., at 25 worth SIC.
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR,
COURTAULp CKEPES.
RIBBONS, RUFFLINGS,
BUTTONS, HANDKERCHlEFS,
HAIR ORNAMENTS.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS al 6Oc. worth 81:
UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS at IL worth $50.
All we asa IS a call before you bay.
ID. y =. MIITELDORFER,
ap I0.Su.W.&Sa 527 Broad street
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LEROY SEAMLESS =
KID GLOVES,
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.

of which We keep a full stock constantly on hand.
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AMUSEMENIS.
LECTURES.

DEV. J. j. LAFFERTY WILL Lee
IL TURE on the NEW AND OLD at LAt,
REL-HiLL CHURCH. ilenrico county, MONDAY
10 h Instant. at IL O'Clock.
Tickets OF admission, 20 cents. ap l6-lt'
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LACE DEPARTMENT.

I'm this department we offer every variety Of
LACES now IN use. We would state that orr
TORCHON LACtS are fully % per cent. under
value. We have many bargains 10 offer here.
HAMBURG EDGINGS and I<SkKIi\GS.
We offer Ia CAMBRIA, NAlNSOOK, and SWISS
choicest dc signs and of best material.
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DRESS THINNING,

comprising exclusives designs in
PLAIN sud BEADED PRINCES,
GIMPS. PASSAMENTERiES,
ORNAMENTS. GIRDLES, TASSELS,
BEADED BALLS, sc.
OUR BUTTON DEPARTMENT
Is equally attractive, and nothing but personal ex-
animation can convince.
We will also offer large stock of LACE CUR
TAlNS IN WHITE and ECRU, besides thousands
Of other bargains, which. regret . is impossible
TO mention here. ap 9.Sa.SuSrh
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mt LEVY BROTHERS.

MAMMOTH DRY.GOODs sTopy
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spECyAG NOTICES
IN COHEN BROTHERS.


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