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1884,
or77. 1881. SPRING. 1881.
GRAND EXHIBITION OF NOVELTIES FOR
EARLY SPRING.
sYcLE BRnTHERs

sYCLE BROTHERS
invite attention 10 their immense assortment OF
sPRING NOVELTIES,
both In foreign and domestic manufacture. aud To-
the coming week VIII Offer the following specia
bargains:
10 pieces BLACK eros GRAIN SILK az Doc
7 pie sSr'" BLACK S,C eros. GRAIN DRESS SILK
heavy quality, at Toe. value for 81.
SPECIAL.
8 pieces 24-iuch GRos.GRAIE DRESS SILK
10 p iS@ s ssc'1cR BihfR s aRosGaAN sLk
much finer quality, az $3.50 worth ~.
SPECIAL. Special: ,, -,
pi sSeildm ta1 Il So or real IH value saz5
10 pieces BLACK LYONS SATIN at &c., good
pi sc'%e B ST. Lyons SATIN at soc., good
CoLoRED SILKS AND HROCADEs.
20 pieces COLOREn DRESS SILKS, In all the
is pieces e aa-i6sh iroIoRED GRos GRAIN at
10 pieces s -TRiFED and CHENEY SILKS at SOC,
pieces SIMMER Sii.k at 7jc., real value 81:
Is pieces BROCADE SILK at Toe, 81, and Sl.25-
10 pieces CIANGEABLE SILK, just opened, at
s5c.. good value for Sl.20.
MOURNING GOODS.
90 pieces AI PACA at 1870. worth 1Sc.;
10 pieces ALL Wool NOME CLOTH at 25c.,
pieces xLI. Wool MONTE CLOTH, 45 inches,
TAMISk CLOTH at 5uc.. good value for 65c.;
rs pieces AIL-WOOL BUNTING at 1Sc. per
yard worth 25c
25 pieces FRENCH BUNTING at Csc, 900 d value
for 37l5c.;
10 pieces FRENCH BUNTING, double width at
40c.. GOOD value tor 65c.;
10 pieces LACE BUNTING, AS inches, at 37sc.,
value for 62'sc
BLACK CAsHMERES.
10 pieces 48-inch ALL-WOOL for 45c
pieces 3S-inch ALL-WOOL for 5Oc. worth
Csc:
22 pieces 4O-iuch ATWOOD from IS to soc.
worth 81 and 1925.
DRESS GOODS.
We will continue our great spring sale or
FRENCH and ENGLISH DRESS sUiTlNGs, con-
sisting of $50 pieces new designs and lates color
ings In tins department we offer one Of the largest
and most complete assortment OF season sbe dre,s
materials 10 be found in This city, and ladies will
find IL decidedly advantage Gus TO inspect our asS0rt
ment be- fore makin their purchases Of spring goods
Fifty cases DOMESTICS 10 be sold at special
price, this week. SYCLE BROTHERS,
IN l0.eOd 81 Broad street.
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Deaths.

Entered peacefully into rest, at his home in Mort.
gomery county, on the 80 OF April, Major JAMES
Z. EDMCNDsON. In the seventeen year ~ his age.
blessed are the pure In heart, for they shall see
God"
Died. IN the county OF Augusta, March %, 1881,
Of apoplexy, JAMES Il. JOHNSON, III the forty
eighth year OF his age.
lie was a native OF orange county, Va. and since
the war a resident OF this city. Few men had
warmer friends and few lived nearer to their God.
He was a Kind aud affectonaie husband. generous
and devoted father. Love for those he held dear
prompts this tribute from one who knew BIN long
and loved him well. Itl j. W, VI.
Died. saturday. April 9Th. at 2:30 p. NJ. after
long aud painful Illness. which lIe bore with Chris
tau fortiude, Mr.. ITHAMOUR HARMON, In Inc
seventy. ninth year of his age.
His funeral will take place from his late residence
90 north Twenty-sixlh street, on MONDAi tnS nc
lth. at 2 +. NJ. Tine friends OF the family ana OF
Mr. Robert Weir respectfully Invited 10 attend
stanton tYa) papers please copy.
Died, in Crescent City. Cal. Of apoplexyi on
March 81 1881. DR.. JOHN W. REINs, son OF Tue
lals xiI nard keins, OF this city.
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TIE cTTIzDSs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN ne
GARD 70 ITs uRP0sgs--YoRKT0Wx AND
rHE AGRICULTURAL FAIR--THE c0MMIfTEE's
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wEATHER--Ho g .
BURNED PASTORAL, &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DIsnaich.I
APRIL q, 1881.
The centennial celebration OF the surreh-
der at Yorktown threatens 10 interfere TO
some extent with The fail fair Of the lynch.
burg Agricultural Society. The day set for
the opening OF the celebration exercises and
that upon which the exhibition would be.
gin are nearly the same, and the suggestion
has been made that the fair would not be at
tended by the usual number OF people from
The country on account OF the multitude
that Is expected to go to Yorktown. The
Executive Committee OF the Society VIII
perhaps decide during his coming week
whether or not TO run the risk OF an exhlDi-
ton. The Ne,cs, which is edited by tue
secretary OF the Society, invites expressions
Of the public judgment to guide The CON-
mitiee in arriving at a correct decision In
the premises.
Rumor is actively occupied with the OBJ
jects and composition OF The Citizens AS
sociatiop; but the members exercise rigid
rttlceucC - liIs Onu uttiiuC W Nptu iucli
line OF battle. The main question IS wbe-
Their the members Of tue present Courcil
are 10 be opposed for reelection in any
event, or only opposed for denomination
by the regular party machinery. Some
years ago the regular Conservative nomi-
nees for the Council were actively OPP
posed and defeated in an issue connected
with the Catholic Church and the public
schools. IL is believed that the present
movement only aims at opposing The re-
nomination OF the present Council, but will
stop with the result OF The ward meetings.
The announced head Of the movement
Colonel Leftwich-was last year president
OF the Hancock Campaign Club, and was
thanked in letter from Dir. Tucker for bis
efficient services to The party.
Rain Is still the order OF the day and night
up here, and the "spell" has the appear
ance Of having come 10 stay.
A frame house IN Danielsville was de.
stroycd by fire last night.
Rev. Philip Morris, who was recently
called to the pastoral charge OF the Court
Street Baptist church (colored), OF this city.
has been ordained to the full eldership, and
will preach his Introductory sermon to-
morrow week. TELEPHONE.
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New Book.

Memorial Sermons (nith PortraitS)-Jeter
Palmer, DogqeH.
We have received this pamphlet, which
contains discourse from each OF these
great and good men, furnished by their lit
erary executors. These noble sermons are
worthy OF the preachers who are no more
with us. There ac Trustworthy and high
Unfinished likenesses Qul-page) of this trio
OF great preachers.
In addition to these discourses aud por-
traits, the memorial sermon OF Rev. Moses
ID. Hoes, ID. d., on JETER, PLUMER, and
DOGGETT, has been included-au Grafton in
keeping with the subjects aud the fame Of
the eloquent divine.
Price, 80 cents, 10y mail. Address Chris.
tan Adu0cdte, Richmond, Va.
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Mount saint Mary's Indebtedness.


As has been heretofore noticed, a move
ment Is now on foot among the alumni and
friends OF Mount Saint Mary's College at
Emittsburg to relieve the Indebtedness OF
The institution and place 1t on sound
financial footing. The movement Is making
good progress In New York and Boston,
where many OF the alumni reside. Much OF
the success is said to be due to the efforts OF
Cardinal McCloskey, OF New York, and
Bishop Watterson, OF Columbus, Ohio. It
Is also understood that the financial manage
ment Of Mount Saint Mary's College will ia
the future be entrusted to board OF trus.
tees, OF whom Bishop Watterson will be The
president. Among the names mentioned
for president Of the college are the Very
Rev. William Byrne, vicar.general Of the
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A Suggestion from the Chairman of
the state Executive Committee.
Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE EXECUT

ROOMS STATE CONSERVATIVE EAECUTlNE(
COMMITTEE.
RICHMOND, Va, April 8, 1881. \
Editors dispatch: The suspicious silence
in official quarters concerning the late as.
sesSment suggests the propriety Of relying
no further Oh that source for information.
Under the law, the land-books through
out the Commonwealth were required to
he made up and returned, with the new
assessment complete, on or before the 1st
day OF last December, unless the courts eX-
tended the time one month for good cause
shown, under the penalty Of forteiting all
compensation. More than a quarter OF a
year has passed since the last day within
which the returns could have been law
fully forwarded, and we hear nothing OF
the result. Now, as there are two copies
Of the handbook III each city and county
one in the hands Of the clerk, and
one in the hands Of the commissioner
of the revenue-I suggest that the
county and city chairmen take the
trouble TO forward to the Dispatch for pub.
LEGATION the official totals for the present and
the last preceding assessment. To avoid
trouble you might publish the names Of the
counties and corporations from which you
already have returns and save duplication.
Ouitss VIC gu tHc luti ItluEus III luis WAY
we will not receive them until after the May
elections, fear. A. NJ. KELLEY,
Chairman Executive Committee.
Mr.. Kelley sends us the following:
ASSESSED VALUE OF THE LANDS OF ROCK
BRIDGE COUNTY.
Assessment of 1875, increased by
improvements In buildings. and
on which The tax Of 1850 Is
odseu..'..s.' 20
ktastessment OF lSSO............. 36l7,4o9 S4h
Reduction. 543l75 Tx
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The New York World. referring to III,

The New York World, referring to the
petition OF General Malone for an allow
ance OF $4,000 per year as president OF the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
Company for the four years aud more du-
ring which the business of the road was adj
ministered by receivers, and the General
was engaged in working up his political re-
adjustment schemes for his own advance.
ment, says: "Mr. Malone has put in a lit
tie claim for back pay as railroad presi.
dent at $4,000 q year, and does lot offer
the slightest encouragement to any PROPOSE.
ton TO scale II down and readjust 1t on
footing more favorable 10 the shareholders
In the embarrassed concern. In bis indi.
vidnal capacity as railroad president Gen.
eral Malone will not set his face towards
the morning no, not to oblige all the
Hoafs In Massachusetts,
A banquet was given at the Coneordia
Hotel, alexandria, by members OF the bar
Thursday night 10 Judge s. Bassett French,
OF Manchester, who. by invitation OF Judge
A. w. Chiffon, Is presiding over the April
term Of the Corporation Court Of that city.
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SILKS! SILKS,

We will present this week 10 our patrons lines q
SILKS. sATISS. SATIN DE LYONS, SATlN DE
MERVELLEtX. SATIN DE DUCHE>SE, aud
SATIN SURAH IN BLACK and all the nav shades
Tor spring wear. which are absolutely unsurpassed In
quality aud unapproached In price. We have pur-
chased these goods on exceptionally Advantageous
terms. aud, in accordance with our usual custom, we
place them on our counters at prices which defy
competition from any quarter whatever.
Among The above are also 20. pieces Of GUINEI'S
CASHMERE ROYAL BLACK SATtN-fINISH
SILKS, In price from S1.20 TO $3.50. In this
purchase we save our patrons at least 30 cents
on tue dollar.
Also, a large stock Of BRoCADED sATINs at
greatly reduced prices:
24.inch ALL.sILK BLACK BROCADE in various
new designs at 95c., the general piice OF which
1851 so;
l lot ALL.sILK sURAH sATINs at 95c, general
price of which IS rl.35.
We have also made purchase OF one lot of upwards
leo dozen PATENT LACE.FASTENING KID
GLOVES. by which purchase we are enabled to
make The following prices: 7-iiOOK, BLACK aud
COLOREU, at IL pair; ll.HOOk, COLOkED,
Including the various spring shades, al l2S pair
Il-HOOk, BLACK, at Sl.55.
We are also sole agents FOR the
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C. w. Hoffman, Jr.. shipped from here
Front Royal to New York city last week
5000 dozen eggs, purchased in this ana
adjoining counties. = Warrsn Sentinel.
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Archdiocese Of Boston, and Rev. J. J: Grit
In, Of MauhattanSIiie, New York. vicar.
General Byrne has up to this time declined
the honor, but be may yet be induced 10 ac'
cept.
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T ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
SERVICES IN PAssIoN-wEEK.

Early morning service at O'Clock In the lecture
room.
TUURsDAY-Service In the church at 2 W.
FRIDAY Good friday Service In the church al
ii A. VI.
SATURDAY (Easter.eve). in the church at IL NJ.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on "wednesday evening, March 30th, by
Rev. r. G.. Dashiei. Mr.. u. q. RlPPl.E 81 Lancas'
ter. Pa, 10 Miss HATTIE T. FRAYsIER, OF this
city.
flcaee copv
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The Washington correspondent OF the
Alexandria Gazette wrote on Friday lsst
tbst nolhing was more talked Of at the Capt.
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In this department we shall oGer some rare bar
gains-among them:
FRENCH GAUZE BAYONNAISE at 9Oc;
SILK WARP HENRIETTA CLOTHS at soc.
yard; -
42-inch ALL. wool LUPIN'S TANISE at 54c.;
AZ. inch LUiIN'S CASHMERE at 80, 30. so, and
Soc. These numbers are fully 20c "A yard un-
der value. - .
ALIrWUOL ARMURE. BUNTING. BOMBA-
ZINE. BURATHEA, NOME, NUNS " H.
ING, and all the various other MOURNING
EAHRIGS.
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THE OLD AND RELIABLE WHOLE
SALE CLOTHlNG.HoC>E oF
WIE>ENFELD & CO.. BALTIMORE, Nr

II2v ~ established q branch # our home D. '..
1924 EAST MAIN STREET, where e- ir.... %
conduct tie
WHOLESALE CLOTHING BI,'\t>>.
We viii De- prepared at al times o. re
our whole nre Of READY.MADE oL.W>r
Our goods are manufactured n o.. iti.s- iN-
MOST FASHtONBLE STYLES. not ,Nct.u.
other establishment, in he county Ne D..''
invite Tie trade % call aud examine ou- s0c,.
WIESFNFELp & co..
242 west Baltimore street, Hilt'a. o. N'
WIEsENFELD & CO.. 496 Brcalvay- NY.
WiE>ENFLLb ''-
ap lin 1924 cast Nam street, E.clmouf. b.
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R1- PASSION.WEEK. The services in
the Episcopal churches win be at IL O'Clock a. the
diffe rent churches IA the order In which the after
noon services have been held.
GOOD FRIDAY the services will commence a. |
O'Clock al all the churches.
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NJ JOHN c. SHAFER,
FANCY GOODS. DC.

STEVENS
has large line Of the best makes of
CHILDREN's CARRIAGES at bottom prices
every one warranted:
large lot of RUBBER DRESSING. COMBS at
bottom prices;
The largest and cheapest line of FEATHER
BUSTERS IN town.
Look at the NEW MOTTO CUPS AND SAUCERs
and DECORATED MUGS, just opeued-,hey
are splendid goods for the money;
New patterns in HANDSOME, LOW-PRICED
CUsPADORES;
In BONE, EBONY, or REDWOOD-HANDLE Ia
BLE-CUTLERY have the best goods and best
assortment ever shown in town a; 81 set.
All In want Of
FANCY OR HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
should be sure 10 call at
STEVENS,
Central Block, corner Fifth aud Broad streets.
APT
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NJ DREsS-TRIMMINGS!

M DRESS-TRIMMINGS.
JET. STEEL and COLORED BEAD PRINCES,
GIMPS. ORNAMENTS, BUTTONS, CORDS,
TAs>ELS. BELLS. ACORNS, PEARS, &c .
&c, at lower prices than any other house In the
city; MOURNING PRINCES, with cords and
tassels to match-ha ndsOme: the best zoe. JET
AND-CHENiLLE FRINGE ever seen-wOrlh
75c.: fnll line OF LADIES and CHlLDREN'S
HOSIERY very cheap; Kid and Ii,e Gloves,
good ana cheap: COrsets: a very complete line
OF Ntckwear, Null and Lace Ties. new Linen
Collars. Sc, &c: Laccs of all kinds, as usual,
viii he found at the very lowest prices.
HUTZLER BROTHERS. j25 Broad street.
store closed On THURSDAY NEXT, the l4th.
lapel
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&c COHEN BROTHERS.
ENDLESS VARIETY OF ALL THE CHOICE
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
COMPLETE DEPARTMENTS.

PLAIN and FANCY sIDE-BAND SUlTINGS ;
BAYADERE and ROMAN STRIPES;
sELF.COLORED CHECKS;
PLAiDs and STRIPES;
NUNS yEILINCs, sHUDA CLOTHS,
CAMEL's HAIR sUITINGS,
,nd al other material that will he In vogue for the
coming season.
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DRESS THINNING,

comprising exclusives designs In
PLAIN aud BEADED PRINCES,
GINPS, PASSAMENTtRlES,
ORNAMENTS, GlRDLES, IASSELS,
BEADED BALLS, sc.
OUR BUTTON DEPARTMENT
Is equally attractive. and nothing but personal
animation can convince.
We will also offer q large stock of LACE CUR
TAlNS IN WHITE and ECRU, besides thousands
of other bargains, which, regret, q IL impossible
to mention mere. ap 9 Sa,Su&Th
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nF THIRD ARRIVAL or yrw
GOODS!
D. 4 Il. MIITELnnRYEI

will display on MONDAY large stock NJ
NEW GOODS,
bought a. the recent forced sales in New y.
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~ SECOND INSTALMENT OF


SPRING GOODS!
OPENING MONDAY, APRIL 11TH,
AND DURING THE ENTIRE WEEK
LATEST STYLES OF DRESS FABRICS,
comprising all shades Of
WORsTED GOODS from 1916. mp,
SILKS and SA1INs from Use. up,
BROCADEs from 35c. up,
BUNTlNGs from l21sc up,
ALL.WOOL BLACK aud CoLORED CASH.
MERES from 45c. up.
ALSO,
PARASOLS, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, HANDKERCHuEFS,
LACES, HAMBURGs,
RIBBONS, TIES, SC:
Examine our CAssIMEREs, sACKINGs,
LIGHT FLANNELs, CRETONNEs,
TABLE-LINENS, NAPKINS,
TOWELS, SHEETlNGS, and
HOUSE-FURNISHINGG GOODS 10 general.
$50 pieces MATING, OfL-CLOTH, and CAR
PET from auction, very cheap;
200 pieces DRESS LINENS at less than cost Of
manufacture.
Hundreds Of BARGAINS, to which we invite at.
tention aad solicit call.
THALHTMER BROTHERS,
ap 9-Su,W&Sa corner Fifth and Broad streets.
NE THE GREAT SALE OF STAPLE
AND FANCY DRY GOODS, WET GOODS,
AND DRY GOODS.
AUCTION GOODS. GOODS FROM THE M
PORTERS, GOODS FROM THE MANU-
FACTCRERS, FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC GOODS.
GOODS TO SUIT EVERYBODY AT PRICES TO
SUIT The CLOSEST BUYERS.
WE HAVE THE GOODS, AND A. LOW PRICES
ALWAYS TELL, WE EXPECT TO
MAKE QUICK SALES.
STRIPED CHENEY SILKS at soc. per yard worth
BLACK-AND-wHITE CHECKED SILKS at csc.
BLRCK and C0LORED SILKS and SATINs in all
OF the fashionable shades;
Grea, reductions ia the prices OF ALL-Wo0L
BLACK (A>HMEHES;
D3ESSLINEN, yard wide, at &c. per yard worth
LISES BATIsrE, very hue, at l2'4c per yard
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS at lsc. per yard
GINGnHMs At 81, 81 10, I2g, and l5e. per yard
PLAID LINEN DRESS GOODS at loo. per yard
worth l6ac.:
L.;A,,W,NN,s,at,Sl, s., 10, and l2sc. per yard:
STRIPED MUSLlEs at 1870. per yard worth zoe /:
CHECKED MUSLIN at l0c. per yard worth l5c
LARGE-PLAlD MUSLIN, suitable for dressing
wRAPFERs and APRONS at 25c. per yard worth
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at IS and IS so
worth $40 AMI il2;
LACE CURTAINS at -. - so, 50, a, IS, and up
TO 800 set for tmo windows. These goods are
very much below regular prices.
LACE BED SETS at 1925, g, g 80. and 81 8
for BED. SPREADS and PILLOW. SHAMS
worth "a IS. 50. and 81:
MARSE lLLEs Its AZ y % worth $3.50, al
NOTTINGHAM LAC for Curtains at Toe. worth
l7c., al l2sc. worth ice, AT &c. worth 25c., al
25c. worth I0c. az zoe worth SOC;
TOkCHON EDGlNGS from lc 10 csc. per ward;
4 full assortment Of FASHIONABLE LACES;
HAMBURG EDGlNG> aud INSEkTI\G> in great
variety. Our prices are always lower than the
lowest on these goods.
HOSE Tor h0ys and girls. men and women;
LADIES UNDERWEAR OF our own manufac.
ture. We sell the best goods AZ the lowest
prices. Examine the worku auShip and ma.
terial.
GENTLtNEN's UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS OF
orr own manufacture al soc, 75c ana 81.
We keep the largest. best assorted. and cheapest
stock Of goods Ina this state IL will be wen for YOU
to call aud examine our stock before PURCHASING
elsewhere.
ap 3 LEVY BROTHERS.
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DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EVER,

All the late styles OF DRESS Goods. ir,,.,,
PLAILs and STRIPES for suiis;
BROC AIDED BUSTfNG5 IN al co.ors:
BLACK FRENoH BUSTIsGs:
ALL-wo0L BLACK BUST!AGS 4, Ig, ..
yard-reguIar price. 25e.
BLACK BUNTlNG> al 1916. rori1 I6lc:
! BLACK and COLORED SILKS a. All price.
ALL-W0OL BLACK CASHMERE Al 35c. Mi.
Soc;
sURAH sATINs. In all eolors. at foc.
| TRlNyuNG-sILEs and sATiNS is All shade.
! PARAS0Ls--a new supply Just opened:
GLOVES at 10, icy. 10, 20, %, aad 81. rod.
double.
CoRsETs. CORsETs, CORsEr&
The largest supply tn The cry.
CAssIMEREs, CorToNADEs, sACSivG>
MATTINGs, MATTISGs. MATING.
$50 pieces new MATTINGs Just received .,,,
ga, and Ga WHITE, CHECKED, lnIs,N.c
at IS. Is, 10, ~. %. %. ana PIC. a,4I ,.,'
article we offer The greatest bsrzaiu. &C..
call
LACES. LACEs, LACFS.
TORCHON, CORALINE. VtRMlCELIL l,x
GUED0c, vALENCIESNEs, SPAN..p--
all prices.
DREss LINENS, DRESS LINEN.
from an :tiOn, at IZ%e worth lSc.. AZ lf. oil
2jc. at - worth 37.c
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR.
COUaTAULn CREPEs.
Ribbons, RUFFLINGs,
BUTTONS, HANDKERCHIEF
HAIR ORNAMENTS.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS AZ SOC. worth 81.
UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS at 81 worth sl....
All we ask is a call before YOU buy.
ID. 4 r. MITTELDOEFfs.
ap lO-su,w,&sa 527 Broad .....
.t1y- NOVELTIES IN FANCY PARA.
SOILS JUST OPENED AT
ap 6.eod JULIUS MEYER & ND>,.
III PLAIN SILK AND SERGE GO
BRELLAs-LARGE STOCK AND
Low PgTCEs-AT
ap & cod JULIUS MEYtR & soy.
II NEW SPRING DRESS COOD>-
MANY HAM SOME NOVEL lu~-
just received At
ap 6-eOd JULIUS MEYER e. r.h-
III BARGAINS IN WHITE Coop,
and LINEN GOODS, from auction, ju,i o,....
ap 6.eod JULIUS MEYER & >pN.-.
NJ LADIES' UNDERWEAR u NI>.
LIN and CAMBGIC;
LADIES' DREssING.SACQUEs 10 LAW>
CAMBRIA;
FIRsT-CLA,S GOODS al Low PRlCE-at
ap 6.eod JULIUS MEYER a Sous.
10" TORCHON LACES AND HAN-
BURG EMBROIDERIES;
SWISS and NAINSOOK EMBPOlDEEIEs-a r....
stock and low prices at
ap 6-ecd JULIUS MEYER & SON~
Ne THE ORIGINAL BON TON COR.
set,
THE CELEBRATED PEARL SHIRT
sold only by
JULIUS MEYER 4 SpN,
ap cod col and 500 Broad -tr,et
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LEROY SEAMLESS "
KID GLOVES,
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.

of which VIC keep full stock constantly on hand.
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WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.

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30 pieces PERSIAN NULLS at 2Jc.-,he quality
generally sold at 31c.:
lot REMNANTS OF III III LINENS at 23c. a
Nard-lhe quality generally sold at 81 &C.;
81 lot LINEN DIES INDIA at l5c. a yaid general
value c,
DOTTED MUSLINS IN all The various styles and
shades among them large lot al sc. yard,
the value of which Is from 20 10 25c.;
| lot Dinner NAPKINS tall liaen) at jOc.;
| lot DIN NER-NAPhiNS 1T Sl.30, heretofore sod
at ~ a dozen:
yot OF 81 pieces TABLE-DAMA' X at rare bar
gains.
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LACE DEPARTMENT.
In this department we Offer every variety of
LACES now in use. We would state that our
TORCHON LACtS are fully % per cent. under
value. We have manv bargains 10 offer here.
HAMBURG EDGINGS aud IHSERTlNGS.
We offer In CAMBRIA, NAINSOOk, and SWISS
choicest designs ana of best material.
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ne cIgIzpxs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN ne.
GARD TO ITs uRP0sgs-YoRKTOWx AND
rHE AGRICULTURAL FAIR--rHE coMMIrTEE's
DILEMMA wRETcHED wgArHER--Ho us .
nUHxEp-PasroRAT., &C. ~
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Ktaseessment OF lSoO.............. 3.6l7,439 S4h
Reduction. ..............s 543,l75 liz