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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

We are in receipt Of the Fort Games GA
Tribune, containing the death Of MIS-. NJ. A.
Freeman, which sad event occurred last
Wednesday, February 10Th. Mrs. Freeman
for long time was resident OF Gordons-
vile, her husband being agent OF the Mid
land railroad at this place. Mrs. Freeman
was sister OF ex Governor Kemper. While
living here she was noted for kindness to-
wards all, and host OF friends and &C.
quaintances mourn her DEATH Gordons.
uiie Gazette.
Mr. George |. Seney, the benevolent New
York banker, has given 70 the Methodist
Episcopal Church, through DR.. Buckley,
the editor OF the Christian Aduocate. six
teen lots and $500, 900 with which TO found
Methodist general hospital Ia New York,
which, however, shall be open to jew and
Gentle, Protestant and Catholic, heather
and infdel, on the same terms.
Mr.. Sylyanus l.. Burford, one OF the olde't
and most respected citizens OF Amherst
county, died at his home, near Burford's sta
ton. Tuesday; aged seventy.ihree years.
He had been a member Of the Methodist
Episcopal church for more than ball Gen.
tury. and was highly esteemed Tor the pos
session Of many es.imable qualities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

The NARRow.MISDED BLockuEADs.--Thc
Washington Republican deserves credit Tor
rs manly denuncIation OF the oiiice.seekers
who refused to march under General FIELD,
a Confederate general, in the Inauguration
procession. That Journal says:
ave have no patience with this excess
sive aud misplaced party zeal. IL is as
much out OF order OF this time as II wonld
be In the organization OF a Fourth-of'July
celebration. The claiter and din about
'rebeIs' and Confederaies' IL Ian insult
to many thousands OF patriotic men who
ale now rs devoted to the nation and It's
laws as are any Of the men who fought on
the Union sidt.o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

VENNOR THE HUMBUG. The dIsagreeablc
weather 10 February ought 10 have one good
eiicct-nameIy, convince the most supersti'
tious OF VENNoR's admirers that he is a
marlborough. The weather OF this month
has been exactly what VENNOR predicted il
would not be. Concerning the mild spell y
which he predicted would extend "well
into Feb uary with the exception OF day
or two," the Washington Republican wit
lily remarked, "VENYoR's mild spell has
frozen up" 1t was to continue up to the
18th; but II didn't come at all. But here is
his browning effort:
"With the beginning Of the last week OF
the month, brilliant, mild, spTing.like wea'
ther will again appear"
The last week OF the month began three
days ago--on the 22d. On the night Of the
sd the mercury went down to 1870.
The weather bureau at Washington, with
all its facilities, cannot foretell the weather
three days in advance. How can 1t be pos.
sible for man TO do 1t without such faciii-
tiesf We have no doubt that any intelli-
gent man could make as ieliable guesses as
VENNoR the aimanac-s eller.
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Tho JIn,ted States Senate

The death of Mr.. CARPENTER will make
tbe next Senate stand as follows: Demo-
Gratis 81, Republicans 80, not counting
Judge DAVIS or General MALONE. But Mr..
SHERMAN is one OF the Republicans; ana his
election was not made according to law,
though not exactly IN violation OF law
some Democrat will be sure to object to
allowing hin to be seated until committee
shall have reported on his credentials. HIS
retirement until the lega! questions Involved
in his case can be investigated will leave the
Senate with Democratic majority OF two,
counting Judge DAVIS on one side ana Cen
eral MAH0Yg on the other There may be
absentees or sick members; but senators
either absent or sick will most probably be
haired: so that the relative strength OF the
two parties will not be apt to be changed
by sickness or absence.
Mr.. BLAINE will, we suppose, go into the
Cabinet; and if SO his nomination VIII be
confirmed very soon after March 4th, thus
creating another vacancy IN the senate.
The Maine Legislature will then have to
elect his successor. During the time be-
tween his resignation and his successors
election the Democrats will have three ma
jority in the Senate. counting DAVIS and
MALONE as last above suggested.
A>to when the L. gislatures OF Wisconsin
and Maine can lawfully proceed to elect
senators 70 fill the vacancies in question the
act OF Congress is explicit. We quote its
words:
| Whenever during the session OF the Le-
gislature of any state vacancy occurs III
the representation OF such State in the Sc
nate, proceedings to oil such va
cancy shall be had on the second TUESDAY
after the Legislature has organized and mas
notice OF such vacancy"
There would seem TO be no method OIL
evading the requirements OF that law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

Tue New York sam warns the banks OF
that city agains, making war upon the new
funding bill. II says:
1.-The truth Is that 10 matters OF national
interest there Is no set Of people SO stupid
as Wall-street fDanciers. Absorbed In the
business II buying and selling stocks and
of lending money, they only consider what
Immediately affects to-day's market, without
foresight 81 the future or regard for what is
going on elsewhere. In the present case
they are evidently in blssful ignorance OF
the general hostility OF the people OF the
West and Southwest to the national.b bank
system, and the slender thread of federation
on which II bangs. II needs only good
pretext TO secure the sweeping OF the whole
thing out OF existence, and the substitution
for It OF an exclusively national currency.
That pretext our Wall-street bank-men
seem bent on furnishing, and Washington
will, We fear, be only too glad to seize
upon it."
The Funders do not appear to have been
In sng way alarmed by the stage thunder Of
Wall street.
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NJ. SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 BROAD STREET.
$4,000 WORTH OF
DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS
Just opened at
SYCLE BROTHERS..

Just opened at
sYCLE BROTHERS.
Among them several thousand dollars worth slight
~ damaged By water-yiE,
LINENS sufiahle for underwear:
LINEN SHFETlNGS. PILLOW IISEN. ~, n
i%GS BLEACHED and BROWN COTTON>;
CRETTONNES, "A wide: at lOc..r real vtue ~.
We viii offer MONDAY, aud during the entire
4 Iargc and varied stock of BLACK aud CoL0RED
SILKS aud SATINS ut greatly reduced prices
900 niece. of BLACK CACHEMlRE at prices 10
suit any body. These goods having been pur-
chased from first hands, can and will be sold
muct less than the r, gular Price:
200 CORSETS at 2Jc. from he iNe New YORK
ire. " Won want a good Corset for comfort
and dura biIty. call for the NOVELTY COk-
SIT at Sl25. We have also great MANY
other makes at prices ranging rom oOc. 10 ~
An dpmIIre line of NEW HAMBURGS. fresh and
beautiful designs. our own importation;
80 pie es NEW MAT1lNGS just received and
much below the n gullr prices;
our CARPETS win be closed out at prime cost;
800 LACE TIDES ri DC. each, or J0c. per dean I;
500 yards OF ALL LINEN .TOwELLINGs at l0c.
ner yaId real value 16c.;
500 bair REGTLAR-NADE BALBRIG GAN
HOSE al 3:}c. worth Doe; -
|. 900 HEMsTlTCHED HANDKERCHlEFS At
1000 Plain LINEN HANDKEECHIEFs at
Immen te' assortment WHITE SPREADS Mar
settles and Otners-some slightly damaged by
> 600 piir HOSE, at any price, slightly damaged
Fnt VS ne" new line OF CAssIMERES, suitable for
Youths aud boys's wear. 10 h. sold out cheap:
IAIrNDRItD ana UNLAUNDklED Slifh II at
so, 75c, and Sl-the best In the city al the
prize: -, ,,,,.,. .
REGULAR-MhDE ENGLISH HAbf-hOcF at
25e. per pair: -,
I'm IACES We show a very large assert Yent, sueh
as IRISH LACES. TORC Hons, BRkTONNEs'
LANG(JEDOC, VALENCIENNES.a and Wa VI
CELLO. at prices to suit -, a,
We have a large rlue Of DRESS GOODS that VIII
be sold less than cost - 80
200 pieces DOUBLE-FOLD DEBEGE at 1857,
regular price SIC;
| 80 pieces DEBFGE at De-, real value z9c:;
| 100 Deces pEBEGE Mt I lc., real value 1870;
| 4 full line of handsome PkRCALES for gentle
| mems shirts;
DOMESTICS retailed AT wholesale prices.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
fe 2O-eod 3iI Broad street.
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FOSTER" KID GLOVES,
WHITE GOODS,

WHITE GOODS,
sUCHAS
LLN0N EDACCA JACUNET, CAMBRIA, PER-
SIAN LAWN, LINEN LAWNS. IRISH
LINENS, CHECKED NAlNsOOK, TARLA
TANS, ~ very low est quotations.
FURNISHING GOODS,
SUCH As
DAAIASks, TOWELS. DOILIES, NAPKINS,
WINE.CLOTHS, BATH-TOWELS, PILLOW
CAsELINEN, LINEN ana COTTON. SHEET
ING, bought low for cash ana prices guaranteed
Largest stock, south of New York; SOC. 10 -
Best value.
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
OF ibis department We make a speciality, and So
licit comparison Is 90 price and value with any
market. Any special orders for UNDERWEAR In
Cotton. Linen, Cambria or Jaconet, hilcd At short
est notice.
BLACK GO.Ds
In this department our stocks are rcploie with III
CHOICEST STANDARD and FANCY GOODS
such as CRETES. - to 50 per yard; SiLk-WARP
HENRIETTA, Sl.25 to ~ 20 per yard;
CAsHMERES, ALPACAS, MONTE CLOTH
CAMEL'S-HAIR, at lowest rates.
GENTLEMEN's UNLAUNDRiED sHIRTS-bes
values ever seen;
" GROWN" SHIRT at 75c.; GEN SHIRT Il
81; "PEERLEsS" SHIFT al sl.25.
Full line Of SOAPS aud PERFCMERY very low.
| MILLER's CYDONiN At a5e.
FOURQCREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & CO..
429 Broad;
CARDOZO, ALsoP, NosBY & CO.,
IL 6-eOd 1905 Main street.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, va, Feb. 81, 1891.

Editors Dispatch Dear Sirs.-ln your
issue of this date see under the heading
"Statues TO the Rebel Dead" an article
copied from The Boston IrdCeHer, called
forth by the fact that a statue OF General
Stonewall Jackson erected in New Orleans
is soon to be unveiled, upon which occa'
sion General Fltzhugh Lee will deliver an
Grafton. Your answer to this article (Which
article contains sentiments so base and con-
temptibIe that one can scarcely believe they
emsnate from city like Boston, which
claims the greatest refinement and culture
of our country is fitting and satisfactory;
but allow me to say that | think you Will
more directly and practically express the
feelings with which our people read such
things IL you will publish the brief words
that follow-viz., that they indicate an
luminosity so low and grovelliDg that they
must come from those utterly devoid OF
mans higher and better instincts. And
furthermore, that il the southern people
will not wake from their torpidty and be-
come independent by providing for their
wants at home, instead Of building up with
their patronage their bitterest enemies, they
will be a. contemplate as they must remain
poor and poweress.
Very respectfully, JOHN r. ANDERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

The Richmond Dispatch designstes our
charge that 1t bad said that the decision Of
the Supreme Court OF the United States re.
Gently In the coupon ease exempted the
bonds Of Virginia from taxation as an In
excusable bIundcr." We certainly thought
We were correct When we made the state
ment, but are glad to make The o,aende
honorable 10y saying that the dispatch
thinks the bonds may be taxed Rocking.
ham Register.
After reading the Registers paragraph,
we feel as II we ought to have said II was an
excusable bIundcr.
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The New York City Fathers Dead
Lock Broken.

NEW YORK, February 23.-1 he deadlock
In the Board OF Aldermen over the election
of permanent presiding officer OF the
Board was broken to-day, when Alderman
Patrick keenan, was elected president. Al
derman Sleyin, WHO voted for Alderman
Sauer, in explaining his vote, charged Mayor
Grace with being responsibie for the disor'
ganzation OF the Board, as he warned
Democratic members that he would not
recognize any Democrat elected through
Republican votes.
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DEATHS.

Did at the residence OF his grandfather: John A.
schick February "a, 1881, JOHN SYLVESTER,
The only child Of Matte Il. aud Sylvester Bernard,
Jr. aged thirteen months.
The funeral will take place IRON Pine- street ZAP,
t,st churcn To DAY, February 18th. ~ half-psst
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance Of The family
are invited 10 attend.
Entered into rest on "wednesday, February $50, at
Fayetteville, ". C., JAMES KYLE, In The eighty
eighth wear OF his age.
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sPrcrAL H0rIcEs.
sPECIAL SySssl ,ls9,.~-~----.---
NJ NO WET GOODS,
BUT DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.

- ~ - = -
kTNO WET GOODS,
BUT DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
DON'T BE HUaBUGGED AND PAT HIGH
PRICES ron WET GOODS IN DAMAGED
CONDITION WHEN you CAN BUY
DRY GOODS IN GOOD CONDITION
JUST AS CHEAP, AND
CHEAPER.
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
GOl AND 6O3 BROAD STREET.
LOOK AT OUR PRICES AND BE CONVINCED.
WE ARE SELLING
GOOD SPRING PRINTS Mt &C.;
BEST SHIFTING PRINTS at 6se.:
EXTRA QUALITY A BLEACHED COTTON
at shc.;
All COTTONS at wholesale price;
HEAVY CORDED PiQUE at 7c.;
FRENCH FIGURED PlQUEs at l2%c.;
CHECK NAINSOOK. fine quality, at l0c.:
GAMER YARU-W IDE FRENCH PERCALES at
l0.-reguar price, Ijc.
Extraordinary bargains In TOWELS;
TURKIsH.BATH TOWELS at 1870;
33.lNCU HEAVY PURE LINEN TOWEL ut
15c. worth 25,.
An EXTRA FINE AND HEAVY DAMAsK TOW
Ell a. Csc. worth 35c.;
4 case FATRA IARGE AND HEAVY ttSOtnEb
QUILTS at 1925 worth sl.75;
The ENGLISH MARsEILLEs CROCHET QUILT
at :2-ihe best crochet guilt made;
$50 dozen EXTRA FINE PURE LINEN HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS at l0c.-a
great bargain;
100 dozen PURE LINEN HEMMED HANDkER-
CHIEFS at &c.;
CHILDREN'S COLORED. B0RDERED PURE
LINEN HANDKERCilEFS three tor 25c.;
Another auction lot Of HOSIERY: .
A new lot of CHILDREN'S HEAVY BROWN
MIXED RIBBED HOSE at lOc.; - -,
CHILDREN'S REGULAR.MADE Il Il IL
RIBBED HOSE, new spring styles at 20 ana
A lot CiiILDREN5 Long FANCY HOSE toree
LADIES' BIZ s9' Sin SIX CLICKED BALBRfGGAN
HOSE az 15c.; ,,,.,,,,.c,,,x
HOSE at Sc worth 3Oc.: -. ,,, ,,,,r,,
$50 dozen EXTRA HEAVY SOLID CULTURED
HOSE three pair for 25c.; -
fhe largest line OF CORSEFS IN tue GU ;o,srro
rs dozen HEAVY FRENCH WOVEN COkstIS
A HEAVY sIDE.LACE sATTEEN CORsETs at
The sp0oN.BUST EMBROIDERED CORSET at
60c-regular price, 81
Look M our stock of LADIES' MI slim ana tAm.
BRIO UNDERW EAR-ihe ,rgeSt and cheapest
line in this city at 81 MEl FIX sun =
4 fnIl line of the FOSTER KID GLOVES. WIN
naient lace fastening; also, our celeprile'
MARGUERITE, In three, iour-' and ,lN out
ton--all the yeM sDriuQ shades. re 2J.eOu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25
MARRIAGES..

Married, at the residence Of the brides parents, In
Richmond, February "a. Isoi; by the Kev ig Dry
NcIJonald Miss LEILA w. FAULKNER TO RO-
RFPr = BRIsTOW. Of Middlesex county, Va
Danville papers, Hdiifdr Record, aud Charlotte
Gazette will please copy.
Married. on the 17lh instant, at the residence OF
the Iate Joseph Rrnnie, Henrco county, bv Rev. III.
n. Hoce. ID. D., Miss ARAMiNTA &. kENNlf, OF
U,nrico, and Mr.. AMOS COOPER, OF Clarke coun-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

MAKE YouR Own SUGAR.-Tbe Washing
ton Republican says that the fact that we
may as we'll as not manufacture from these
products sorghum, &c.l and susdr-beets all
the sugar this country will consume has
becu demonstrated beyond controversy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

THOMAS BRANCH 60 \
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND. VA, February ~, 1881.
NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

TunNIAs I'D ANlII 4


NOTICE TO INVESTORS.
we offer for sale limited amount of RICHMOND
AND DANVlLLE RAILROAD PER CEN /.
GOLD BONDS, due In 1918. at 90 per cent anh
accrued interest. They secured by the console
dated NOR gage on the Richmond aud Danvllle rail-
road and the Piedmont railroad and the lease Of the
North irona railroad
We can with confidence recOmmn' these bonds
to our friends and the public generally as the an
nual report for the year ending september 3O'
1850, showed that the company had reduced lis
debt over s45O,OO0 during the two preceding
ears and declared dividend If per cent. on It's
capital stock, amounting 10 SllJ.992, which was
paid In January 1881, besides adding largely TO The
rolling stock and mIehlntrI and purchasing about
$500 tons OF new rails.
For the three months ending 3lst December
1850. the net receipts of the company exceeded
$4,000 after payment Of all interest rent, and
other fixed charges.
We reserve the privilege of advancing the price
Of these bonds without notice; hence purchasers
had better apply promptly
other securities taken in exchange at their mar
ket value.
Respectfully,
fe % I'm THOMAS BRANCH * 90
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DYEINs. CLEANING. &c.

CTEAM.DYEING AND CLEANING
- Vayiu. concluded TO remain at nv old stand
No 42i Broad street, solieis the patronage here
UREssfs, sHAWLs, CARPETS AND RUGS
pHMAsK CURTAiNs, he. DYED and CLAN
10 AZ short notice. Ife2o-lwl A.J'PlLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25
mr. John C.. SHAFER,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET, CORNER ABOVE HE
POST.OFFICE.
will receive on March Sth large and Gnc aSsort-
ment Of SPRGNG and SUMMER GOODS, consist
inc of CLOTHS, DIAGONALS, SUITiNGS, PLAIN
and FANCY CASSIMERES FOR PANTALOONS,
imported especially for him. whi,h will be made TO
order I'm the LATEST STYLES aud at prices consist
ent with first elias. workmanship. call Is respect
fully solicited
SHIRTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS Of fine grades
,u,do IN order. fe 24-3m
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SEklA sc.

DELIABLE sEEDS.-Piiliii..r''s.
IL PHlA EXTRA EARLY ptNS' ssSe,S re-
(dne siocs); CANADA kNtRN ENnI,fi D.
As so ,er 6ushel: sPRlN. Kali, \gp oEt
Tor FL: CLoytR-sEEN oh,N' Nh ~"
',GNss. &c. Send i,r price.l,i. ,v,,,,.a-
I, r. ". WOOD, Sod ND 81
mIs.lm Sie sixth slyeyl, ENNE''
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SPECIAL xsvrIt rs.

I spESs4L n '1'-s'l.l s ss-,:.----->--.->--
a9- THE WATER
FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS.
AN IMMENSE SALE
DAMAGED GOODS At AUCTION
HAS JUST BEEN PURCHASED BY OUR two
guyl IN NEW YORK CITY,
THEY WILL Bl OFFERED FOR SALE TO-DAY
LOWER PRICES THAN EVER HEARD OF
BEFORE.
These goods are only
SLIGHTLY WET,
IT WILL PAY EVERY ONE TO PURCHASE
SOME OF THEM
They consist Of
BLEACHED AND BROWN C0TT0N9i
SHEETINGS,
BED.TlUEISGs.
TOWELS,
TABLE-DAMASKS,
HANDKERCDIEFS
HOSIERY,
AND OTHER ARTICLES
THAT YOU WILL SEE WHEN YOU CONE 20
OUR STORE.
BE SURE And DON'T MISS TRIs OPPORTU-
NIFTY AT
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
sol, corner FIflh and Broad streets.
fe 24.Th.Su&W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25

We return thanks TO Senator WIrnERs for
copies Of bis aud other letters TO the Phila-
deIpbia American. OF several Of them our
readers have already seen specimens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-25
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.


m HOGSHEADS EXTRA HEAVY
~ SYRUP, Knights brand:
so barrels CHOICE SUGAR SYRUP.
fe 20 A.Y. STOKES & co.
SWEET CIDER:
10 barrels BEST CIDER.
ie2O A.Y. STOKES & co.
ELOUR! FLOUR
DUNLoPs DECORTlCATED PATENT FAMi-
OLD p6MiN;ioN DECoRTICATED PATENT
MctASCE DECoRTICATED xxx EXTRA
JAMEs-RIyER FALLS DEcoRTICATED TX
IRA fLOUk.
This hour can be obtained of all the most promi.
nent grocers and houSekeepfrs will find II The best
and the cheapest on the market. ,.,
fe ls-2w Agent for Dunlop s McCance.
DURE DEMERARA SUGARS OF ST.
i PERlOR QUALITY,
FIR .,ebv DAVENPORT 4 MORRIS,
| fe is lot Dock street.
~ DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
Dock STREET
! offer for sale
-'o'0 RIO, SANTOS.
,s s.,m JAVA cOFFEEs.
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ROOTS, SHOES. &c,
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. rH1
4 A OFF THE TST,sr sroes on
BOUTS AND. sHORS AT ASp
BELOW COST TT MAKE N
CHANGE IN BUSINESS.

All in want OF CHEAP SHOES should take aiysn-
,ge OF this chance to provide for themselves This
Is no humbug. ..,,,,, .
Nh. viii sell the WHOLE STOCK 70 a per.,l
wishing to engage In the business. aud KENT OR
SELL THE HOUSE. II Is the best stand ~ HE
81 y, aud established Is shooStnit Tor ,nt last NJ
teen wears. Gail on or address NJ. G'lLDEN;
fe l5-lm 1928 Main street, Ricnmopd, Va
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IN,TRANCE STATEMENT.
DROOKLYN LIFE lNSIRANt
ID COMPANY.

IPUBLtSHED BY AUTHORITY - tilE A. t
OF Pt BIG AtCOINI>
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. dc.

EARLY SPRING
CARDOZO, ALsOP, MOSBY 4 CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE& CO.,
429 EAST BROAD STREET.
FOSTER" KID GLOVES,
with patent laced fastenlngs. OF these goods
have iust opened our first spring nsialuent' con-
sIsIng of about 200 plrs. The colors, finish, an
fabric are above the usual high standard.
CAMBRIC. NAINsOOK, and SWISS EMBROIDE-
RY.
or these goods We can show the most superb and
varied stock ever exhibited In this city,
EDGINGS and INSERTINGS exactly to match, 70
ladies aud childreu's wear. This stock presen
uuu ual attractions.