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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-30
A DasfardIy Assault UDOu a Lady.

Editors Dispatch In the Dispatch Of
the 9th instant the case OF a street attack
upon two ladies' is reported. VIII you al.
low me space TO tell of a similar occurrence
which took place about a month ago? A
lady OF high social position, the wife OF a
prominent gentleman residing in this city,
was returning home about O'clock r. VI.
after calling upon some friends. While
walking along Grace street, and when near
the corner OF Foushee, two negro boys
sprang forward, one OF whom struck her a
heavy blow on the back, while at the same
instant the other boy stopped down, and,
seiZing her foot. threw her violently TO the
ground. The lady screamed loudly for
he!p, but not person appeared
In sight. The boys Immediately took
to their heels, running along F0ushee
street towards Franklin, while the lady,
much bruised and frightened, managed, by
he aid OF the garden-fence close by, to re-
cain her equilibrium, and afterwards
walked home.
The Older OF the two negro boys could
not. the lady thinks, he more than twelve
years Of age. Yet it was a well laid plot,
the " hole affair occupying but 4 few see
onds in its execution. Evidently the aim
of The miScreantS was 10 secure booty, but
in this Instance they failed
Surely the police will try TO put a stop tC
such proceedings in the future.
A CONSTANT READER.
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VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
We this morning publish the annual state
ment Of this old reliable home company
It's a-sets are securely and proftaby in.
vested; management conservative and eco
nomical; prefers quality TO quantity Of
business; Is not exposed to disaster in the
large cities liable to copfsgration; avoids
the class Of risks most likely TO burn, and
never exceeds moderate lines on approved
risks. 1t is prOverbial for fair dealing and
prompt payment OF its Just losses. To pro-
tecf and promote the interests of Its stock
holders and 10 afford and maintain pei feet
indemnity to Its policy.holders are the
prime objects OF those who conduct its
afiairs.
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--XTW SPRING DRESS GOODS
kt JCsT OPENED AT
JULIUS MEYER & Sons,
ecf ANp 60S BROAD STREET,

,...., novelties in pLAlDs, STRIPES. TiNsEL
BRoC A9hSd. .hsd;. IN NUNS YELLING, BENGA.
'tlNFF TbYuuss'S TdbyYus. 'STi06DA CLOTHS and CASH
NESSfSsS srgAa sILHs and sATlNs;
Al shs1ese,f IkCK GOoil> for spring wear In
kReT ~. VXFIi.ING. shOODA, foULE, aud AL
RlTRE2eSr S>iTIIrG and CASHMERE.
YRfNtn nsAo exjcniye purchases at the recent
HsNes II Wilmeriing, Hoguei & Co, we are enS-
sieaio oatF SsTpircl,L BARGAINS
.,,,K and CcLoRtp BRIGADE SATlN>:
70 RLhsSoI BJ>TI>G>, BkoCADE LACE
NLNg,xcs sJPACAS and OASHMERES.
III NHWuIIE GOODS AND LINENS
A,,s some eNtta9rd'nsrN bargains Irom the
,i t Of tcas, oSp1n ,ocisI u. S,.,ns among
ih,n. ST. sT VAN + PERSIAN NULL al 25c. worth
.,.,,. sSwSiilrE LINEN LAWN at leac. worth
sSg ;sSSgrs> LINEN, SO inches wide, at lOc.
vtts PTRE LINN CREAM TABL r
AWNtNtSK ~ 4Oc. worth 60c.;
.iTigkkN-RED DAMAsk at soc. worth
90 ,.; OF those s6-luch LINEN DAMAsK
With l2T IL FRINGE DAMAsK TOWEL at
'Sss worth soc
-...,. a. "a 6ne RUSSIAN CRASH At l2%c.
ve'H ~ cf those lOc LINEN HEM
AN' STITCHf u UANDkERCHlEFS-ih
'.-c>t htrgain ever offered I'm HAND
IrgCHIEFS; Ne have, rs usual, los ot
sDIt>' GENUINE BRILLIAN T
% a"" LI>iE.1HbEAD HOSE al soc. worth
iof e Ladies' fun regular SILK
- u MD Hp>t ~ 2aC.;
,..., 7 ,Uif>' SOLID Color EMBR0iD-
....r MISSES SlLk-CLOCKED FANCY
'' UO>f 40 loc.; ,r,,.,...,,
RIBBED rO>k "a 20 aud SOC.
N COR~t t.
..,,,,the largest line aud control the following
=" -e' nfict csnnor - equallsd for the prices:
.siebrefe,l rNRlSlAN Isl;
h-srei ADN TtAILE atSl;
t.r'.,,,ycd Ron Ton at Sl15; .-
nTFgN RFSS HEALTH CORSET and SHIRT
l.' NrrpoETk g a. si.25;
rye Ant BGlpE al sl.25:
T<RRFAKA ABLE HIP n 75c., sold elsewhere
,Vsss<>lpF 1OO.RONE CORSET a 75c.;
iriNrIIFSTFE SPOON BUST AZ 6Oc.;
ri...> -OHSf I "A ~ 'S-at 5Oc.
A'' LADIES UNDFRWEAR
,r.a,te su imme So entirely new hne. mace tN .
n, ia rev aud handsome stNles, ana oi
,u.tertal> A. wc are det' rW1ncd iu 90 q
tr.ine.S IN This line We have marked ihese
& =, esrecislly low prices. which cannot oe
.s.tls,wh,Ie. Look q our M" Dtl'le puI-
chss1g cci - -, . rroSd street.
~h. col o'I a'" U . "iN -
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OUR Young MEN.

In these DAYS when so many Of our young men are
leaving the State to seek their fortunes in the south
and West, Il gives Us pleasure to commend the ex-
ample Of our young friend Mr. GEORGE e. JEF-
FERSON lwhom we have known for the past twelve
years. who has lately declined several tempting Of
frrs III the South and determined to remain with
the people with whom he has been 50 long identified
We are glad 10 know that IN the Fire Insurance
Agency recently established by him. at the corner o
Ninth and Main streets, in Richmond he is meet
ing With that SUCCESS he so richly deserves. and
commend the companies he represents as beiug-
from their age, experience. and freedom from un-
necessary restriction In their pollcles-worthy OF
the patronage they are receiving from the best bns
ness-mcn Of Manchester and Richmond Virgtaio
Sun. Manchester.
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Il ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY OF
SFA>ONABLE DRY GOODS
Just OPENED Al SYCLE BROTHERS.

- ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY OF
SFA>ONABLE DRY GOODS
Just OPENED AT SYCLE BROTHERS.
500 NAR>E1LLES QUILTS al 50 worth s5;
l75 NAR>EILLES QUILTS at ~ worth SO;
100 MAR>flLLEs QUILTS at II worth $50
100 MAEsELLEs QClL1S at soc. worth : ;
100 dlz-n GERMAN LINEN TOWELS at &c.
800 l.zen TOWELS al ,sc. cash worth 12Ac.;
$50 daEen TOWELS a. 30. cash worth JOG;
~ piece, LINEN ABLt-DAMA>k, slightly
damaged. a. soc. per yard worth double the
H0urr--smOugsi them >nlne c0lored;
900 HiN>TITCHFD HANDkERCiilEFs at
$40 HfMSTlTCHEO HANDKERCHIEFS at
l24r worth 2jc.:
Ia HEaMED HANDK EEC HE'S AZ etc.:
~ piece. Gf PLAID MUSLIN at iOc. per yiTd :
~ piece. Of PLAID NULL al ~ &c. per >ard I;
~ Iier,- ~ PLAID MUSLIN at 1850. per
YzTd-iluch below regular price,;
10 pieces LINEN SHkL1 l\6 a. &c. ana ~
pG }ara, JUS lu season. 10 Dc c''-"d on,
10 pitce- PILLOW.CA>E LINEN al much less
thtu regular yaiue-
~ LINEN FOR UNDLRG ARMENTs At As and
lsfse .,ocs Of REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN:
~ largest stock Of iAMBU RG EtNlNG and
MEETINGS south IL New Nork-am"nEst
lhem some very handsome patterns % our own
importation ~ from SC. 10 - per lard; oOO
pieces Irish Lace- from = 10 Zoe. apiece; 3OO
piece Eyef.3.tlng Trimming from 10 10 0Oc'
AtIi DO n-st-cla,s dry goods house We are
sI-o Offering an entireiy n%w iine 81 tassiihercs
Tor mea't ard hOys' wear. We call special attth-
u.h 10 fiiese goods both as TO siY " anu pIiC'n
lhr Laifst -iyle. of Madras CiDghaW@ lOO
piece Of LiDen Towering al lOc. worm IO'3c.
,uH ieii; 10 Corseis vs. have The largest stoch III
HichmoHd. which YOU can OuS al H@hr own
plte; "e ssil good Corset Of 25c.. slil D.ttr
az soc aud an excellent one a. Doc; the Now
'lp tore' 81 I.2j. whica Is tnc best ia me
slaAr'. la3.e.' aud Children Ho-NrN-- e
nave lusl revived all entire new line, ana are
Sl'isnea W can suit ANY one both IN prlce ahu
Y.an'Y 49, c,se. Of Prints viii - s0ld tiiis "tth
a. a. mueh ~. than usual prizes; CASES ol heaNy
.Yur a. o. Vtr yarn; our Beached aud brown
,"-vus ana bOmesIics generally are sold al New
i"h Price 100 pieces "f New hatUhps 3uSi
wrhed' largr stock OF Lace-Curtalns ana
mihdo~-shades. Csrpets. DruggGs, ahd Rug, Rug
a. re- man cost; 500 Linen shirt BOsoihs AZ ~
snu lZc.i 300 Lace-1ieies al 0c' each. OF IA
~ zoe; ogf - brCcsued BLACK six red'bcen 10
zi91i our - BTOcsded Bissk ~ilk reduced 70
fSz5 al immeGse tine Of Black SILKS AZ treat-
trllced pnccs; 800 pieces Black tashine.e
~, ~ SOC. 10 81 per ysfd: our oOc tashihsit -
~ ~ iu lie cltf; new ilue OF Dicss 7 IaIvs p
~ children. S!;h God TinseL L-the atest ~ &c
& ya' large assortment of sactinzi-ihe i~tes'
H@Jes-at
No iS-eCd sYCLE EROTHERe-
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ground os large as some cities OF 900
people has really only two fire engines that
can be depended on. II the city is not able
TO furnish new engine in place OF No. 5.
let them at least appropriate enough to put
In repairs No. 1 and No. z.
In conclusion, [ would say that when all
our engines are In order We have, as far as
macbinery is concerned, the least number
OF engines OF any city Of It's size In this
country. How much more SOP When one
is worthless and two others liable and ex-
pected to be useless as soon as they get a
working head OF steam on.
Respectfully yours,
"a WORD IN TINE"
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PROFESSOR WINSTON AT MOZART HALL
LAST NIGHT. Mozart Hall was crowded
last evening or the occasion OF the third OF
Professor Win>ton's series OF lectures on
Geology" The Professor was, as usual,
highly instructive and interesting, and the
greatest evidence OF his success a> a pOpu-
lar lecturer is the very decided and constant
increase IN the >iZe OF his audiences. His
lecture last evening, while not superior in a
scientific point Of view, was probably more
entertaining TO the general audience than
the preceding one. His humorous ilustra-
ton in paying a tribute to "Old King
Coal = wa; well put, and furnished an en-
joyabe conclusion to a charming entertain
mpOt.
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THE LECTURE TO-NIGHT.-Capiain j.
Hampden Chamberlayne will deliver to-
night at Mozart Hall the first OF his series
OF lectures on "Nireinia's History" The
pride which all NIr9Dians should feel IN
the glorious deeds that have been enacted
upon her soil. and the important and fore
most part she took in the struggle for inde-
pendence, should inspire each and every one
with desire TO Oe instructed in the history
OF this grand old State Of which they are
The proud sous. Captain Chamberlayne is
thoroughly conyer>ant with his subject, and
be will no doubt do honor TO himself and
the STATE in is successful and finished de-
livery.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mules,
two light farm-wagons, two dump,carts' one
secOnd-hand top-buggy, one second-hahu ope"
buggy.
JNO. ". LAUGHTON, JR., 10 A. NJ. at store No
gao Main street, triple siver-plaled ware oi
every description.
JyO. LAUGHTON, JR., 10 A. NJ, pawnorokers
sale of diamonds, watches, rings, bress'pius
opera. glasses, &C.
y. VAUGHAN, Crier, 1OS A. NJ, commissioners
sale OF valuable real estate in Ashland Hanover
county. Va.
w. GODDIN.5 8 =. NJ, small dwelling and seyers
bn,Id,n lots ON the south side OF Fairfield stree
near 10 the workshops OF the Chesapeake anc
Ohio Railroad Company.
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MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP.

wi SOOTHING SYRUP.
Rev. SYLVANUS COBB thus writes III the Boston
Chrfstian Freeman We would by no means re-
commend any kind of medicine which We did no I
know TO be good-particuarly for iafants. But of
MRS. WiNsLOw SOOTHING SYRUP we can
sneak from knowledge. In our own family 1t has
proved a blessing indeed by giving an infant trou-
bed with collie pains quiet sleep and the parents un-
broken rest at night. Most parents can appreciate
these blessings. Here is an article which works TO
perfection and which Is harmless; for the sleep
which IL affords the infant Is perfectly natural, and
the little cherub awake rs bright as button" And
during the process of teehing lis value Is inealcua.
BILE. We have frequently heard mothers say that
they would not be without II from the birth OF the
child iil il had finished with the eething siege on
any consideration whatever. Sold by all drug uggists
Twenty five cents bottle NH 2o.eodlW
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ACCIDENT TO H0RsE.-Yesterday after
noon spirited horse, the property Of Mr..
Williams. while being ridden by Mr. Will
liam Ayres. OF the Exchange Hotel, became
unmlnlgeable in the vicinity of the reser.
yoir, and fell on the tagging, breaking one
OF his legs and otherwise iniuring himself
severely. Mr.. Ayres jumped oil and luckily
escaped without scratch.
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tS>UHANCE COMPANIES.

EA~H DIVIDENDS on ORDINARY
" LIFE POLICIES ISSUED ~ The
SORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFL-lHSUG
ANCE COMPANY.
No. leo, issued April. ! S65 age. "a. G8ORGE
". HARLOW, BOSTON. MASS:
Amount. ! 900. annual premium .......... t3S 81
cash dividend Ia $50 li9 per cent ........ y -
No. 56.4O9. issued August, 1870: age. 81 Juizr.
JONI VI. HARLAN, INlTED eTATEs sJPREak
COURT:
Am unit $4,000: annual premium........sl4f -.
Cash dividend In 1850 al sper cent.h.-.. 5S SS
No. II O9I. issued Aur. 1873 age. 10. =. FBg-
GCSON BEA( II, ALEXANDRIA. Va:
Amount. $1,000: auuual prem.um.......SI9S 30
cash dividend In $40 i36 per cent.l...... 90 %
40. sl.32O, March. 1875 age, 27 II. T.. FoBSt-
MANN, RICHMOND. Va:
Amount. 600: aunpIi ure mum .......... so ~
Ca,h dividend in 1851 l33 ger centl....... $ ~
II win be obs' ryed that the dividends ~ ta
NORTHwEsTEHN Nj +. CO., -tHcrt0Se min the 0gr
Of TIE DOficB.
=. S.B-Ab0ye dividends were paid n cdSh Ha a
they be-. ~ applied TO PURCHASE ADDGrGOSAL ~
STRANGE, they would have been largely incf"i! CO.
cor further Information. address
JOHN u. CARY. state Azebr.
1913 Main street, Richmond Va.
DR. J. =. u. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
NH 30 soo
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SERIOUS ACCTDENT.-Last night about l04
O'Clock Mr.. William +. Franklin, one Of
the millers at the HaXall-Crcnshaw mills,
was caught in some Of the machinery Of the
mill and very seriously injured. The
wounded man was taken to his home. near
Hollywood, ana the necessary medical aid
rendered.
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PIXArORE REHEARsAL.-The members OF
the Amateur Pinafore Company met last
night and had most satisfactory rehearsal.
The cast is now complete with the eXeep-
tion Of Hebe. and 1t is stated that charm
ing young lady Of this city will probably
consent TO appear in that character.
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A RuYAwAY.--A horse attached 10 i
wagon took fright Oh Main street yesterday
inst below the post office. and running
rapidly down Main to Eleventh and up 10
RANK. was not overhauled until he bad got-
ten opposite the custom-Iouse. Tne slr9eS h,,,
were very much crowded at the time, p"'
luckily no one was run over.
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RESERVED SEATS.-Thc sale Of reserved
seats for Sam'l OF PoSen, which will be
played at the Theatre by Mr.. Curtis and his
company for two nights and MATINEE,
commencing Friday next, Will begin this
morning at Rlmo- X Moses. Mr. Curtis Is
good actor, and as the Commercial
Drummer" made a pleasing impression
here llSt FILL
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COSTUME FESTIvAL.-The ladies OF Dr.
Hoge's church VIII hold costume festival
commencing on Thursday afternoon at q
o'clock and continuing through Friday eve
ming. The various nationalities will be re-
presented, and delightful CONNECTIONS VIII
hc served by dainty hands.
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nzy- JOHN G. SHAFER,

MEhAHANi ih'NO"'
No lCO4 MAIN sTEEET, I'Go DOORS ABo' THE
PosT OFFICE,
has ree.lyed very large axd me assortment Vi
SPRING and SUMMER GOOl'e' consisting
-, nTus DiAGOSALs, sUiTINGS, Il l. A n
I'D FANCY CAsSIMERES FOR PANTALOoNs'
Imoorted especially for him. wsich Will he MADE 70
o,der ,u the LATEST STYLES and at prices consist-
ON, with first. class workmanship. call Is respec'-
fully solicited. ...do.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS OF me EradeS
,'.~so. fe 24-3m
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To ONE AND ALL.-Are you suffering from a
Cough, { old Asthma, Bronchitis, or any Of The va
rious pulmonary troubles that So often end In Con-
sumption? If So, use "WILBoR'S PURE tOp-
LIVER OIL AND LIME" a safe and sure remedy.
This + no duacK preparation. but Is regularly pre-
scribed hy the medical faculty. Manufacture only
by 4. II. WILBOR, chemist, Boston. Sold 10y all
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STORE ROBBED.-Tbe store OF Mr. John
o. Taylor, 14lS Main street, was broken
into bv thieves Monday night and three bags
Of coffee. one chest Of tea. and other articles
carried of. Total loss about Sl2j. An en-
trance was effected by wrenchlng off an
iron bar OF 4 side window.
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TICKET AGENCY.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP GN7
IL TICKETS. :S1An
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY.
sZ6 MAIN STREET,

p T
$40 MAIN STREET,
Renresenting the following nrst-class ocean steam
ship lines from Boston Nes York philadelphia, and
baltimore 10 Europe: CUSARD, WHITE STAR,
NATIONAL, ANCHOR. GUtON, INNAN. AMER
loan. RED STAR. ALLAN, SDkfH-GERMAN-
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN, and METH
ERLAND'S AMERICAN, ITALIAN. aud Bur.
DEAUX. FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS, aud
sTEERAGE TICKETS 10 and from all the prin-
clpal points In Eur0pe. Excursion tickets AT
reduced rates. state-rOoms secured In advance.
Parties going TO Europe sending for their friends
would do well 10 communicate with the undersigned
before purchasing elsewhere. Railroad aud steam
ship tickets TO all points in the United States and
Canada Rates same AS At depots and general ofbces
No trouble 10 Answer questions Write 10 or call
A. w. CARRIER.
General Railroad and Steamship Agent,
fe ll.d&w3m e26 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TQ-DAY.-For the Middle
States, cloudy weather, with rain or snow,
northeasterly winds, high along the coast,
falling barometer, followed by wind shift.
ing to colder westerly. with rising borome-
Ter and decidedly lower temperature in Vir-
ginia.
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WANTED. BY A GENTLEMAN. A
w FURNisHt ID ROOM on nrst or second q .s,x.-
Reference will be given. Address
NH 30-ll' LETTER.CARRIE No r.
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Inferior limitations frequently follow successful
invention. This has been the case with the patent
LINOLEUM floor. cloth. BeyOnd all controversy its
durability and beauty are proven. When purchas-
Ing look on the back Of The cloth for the word
"LINoLEUM.n It is printed on every square yard
None other is genuine. All carpet. dealers keep il.
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WEsTPHALIA HAMS at
CHRISTIAN ( WHITES.
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rR. MCDONALD on HAPPY HOMES."-
Rev. Henry Mcdonald. ID. D., Will deliver
his lecture on Happy Homes in this city
on Friday night Of next week. This is one
OF the lectures which DR.. Mcdonald de-
liyered IN Staunton recently, and to hear
which. the Stanton TmdicdtOr says, he
" had the finest audiences that have been
assembled for similar purpose in Staun-
-
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CONFIRMATION AT ST. MARK'S.-BishOp
Whittle confirmed three ladies and one gen
tleman at st. Marks last night. There was
large congregation present, and the SER
vices wore YerY interesting throughout.
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THE FIRST OF THE SEASONAL midnight
last nIgnt rain set in, accompanied hy the
first thunder and lightning Of the season.
Al bali-past II there was sharp filsh OF
lightning, followed by heavy thunder, the
usual forcrunner OF warm weather.
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ovp STOCK l. NOW COMPLETE,
and -, are prepared 90 exhibit all the new Styles oi
DRESS FABRICS
FA>HIJNABLE TRIMMINGS SUITED TO
THIS SEASON.


AID
FASHIONABLE TRIMMINGS SUITED TO
THIS SEASON.
We iaye jg.t opened The prettest assortment Of
PARASOLS. 10th plain and fancy. ever shown
in THIS market,
hsndsom, 'ine If BEOCADE SILKS 10 match all
The new sa2das At 81 per yard;
IL addition 10 our usual large line Of BLACK
SILKS We have 4 special grade a, ! 25 worth
At hast sl.75. and another quality at Sl.5O
which w0uid te cheap at -;
il WHITE GOOl : we have full lines of Linen de
Dacca Linen D'inde, Linon DIrlande. Union
Linen Lawns, Pure Linen Lawns, French
Malls French Nainsools, Persian Lawns, Fig
urtd and CORDED Pi4ue.. French Organdies,
Figured swis,es. Embroidered swisses. and
every other style now used.
DIR MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT
emtraces every quality Of
ALL-WOOL BUNTINGs,
LACE BU NTlNGS.
SILK FIGURED GRENADINES,
NUNS YELLING, TAMlSE.
JERSEY CLOTH. CAMEL'> HAIR.
ARMURE>, HENRIETTA CLOTH,
CASHMERE and BROCATELS.
OUR TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
contains ali the novelties IN
BLACK and col 0RED SILK FRINGtS,
PASSAMt tNTFRtE>. COl:DS. TAS>tLS.
RTGLF OEN AMENT~. BALL GIRDLES.
BUTTONS LACts Of every dc,crlI,iGn' &c
Iook ef our remnants OF IRISH Linens and
IOURTACLD'> BLACK 'RAFES.
THALHlMLR BROTHERS.
Central BlCch.
mh27.ShW&Sa 50l Broad street.
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PERSONAL.-The many friends OF Mon
sicur G.. de SibOurg. so long vice-consul OF
France in the city. will regret TO know that
be left yesterday to enter npon his new du-
ties at the consulate in Baltimore.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant, with rain at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: q A. NJ, 40;
9 A. NJ, 5S; noon. IS; =. NJ, 20; z.
NJ, 81 midnight. 80.
Mean temperature, 59{
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communicated

Three hundred and forty-seyen patients
are now under treatment OF Drs. Pethy-
bridge and Rutledge at Ford's Hotel.
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BUNTiNGS, BUNTING>,
EI-NTINGs-A L.WOOI.-at II, 10, 2l, and 2jc.
ia all cOlors;
BLACK SILKS from auctlon at soc. on The dollsr
PERCALES, CALICOES, COTTONS tBLEACHhD
and UNBLEACHEDl, reisiled at wholesale
prices.
NEW PARASOLS, NEW PARASOLS.
A new line Just receiyed-ali the late styles ana
very low prices.
MATTINGS MATTINGS, MATTINGS.
$50 pieces new MATTINGS jest received IN l.
54.andG.4; WHITE. CIIEChED, andFANC1
MATTINGs at 16, ls, 10, p. 23, % 27' and
soc. These good, were bought al anc'ion' ana
the prices are lower than we ever offered. C&i'
early for bargains;
LIGHT CLOTH for ClOabincs aRd Jackets;
UANBI-RG EnGINGS and INSERTIONS alarge
stock to select from.
CoRsFTS. COR>ETS, C0RsETS.
A large stock from the great sales
CORSET at 37Hc. worth 75c.;
CORSET at5Oc. worth u:
CORSET al 65c. worth Sl'25' 8,
The celebrated GLOBE CORSET ~ oO' 'oc" -
and Al 25 for the best articles
IACES. LACES, LACES.
ToRCHON. CORAgINE, VERNlCkLLl, Ian
GIEDOC. yALENCIENNES, SPANlsH-bar-
gains fOr all. ,...,,o,,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, COZ lkl'
AULp CkEPEs, RIBBONS RIFFLiN"S
UASDKFRCHIEFS, BUTTONS Of all kinds.
T-SLAUNDRIED SHIRT at 60c. worth 81;
TNLAINDRIED SHIRT at 81 worth si.75.
I,on't fail 10 gtse us aesll before you bpS-
ID. n T.. MITTEL DORFER,
,nb oO.su.W.&sa 527 Broad street.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
M HUIZLER BROTHERS.

S25 BROAD STREET,
have now on exhibition a NEW and BEAUTIFUL.
nne OF FINE DKEss.TRIMMlNGs at exceedingly
Low rRiCfs;a complete assortment of BLACK,
COIOREp, STEEL CASH ERE, BELLS.
BALLS, ACORNS, CORDS, TASSELS. &C.. &C. :
complete new line OF SILK, sTEtL. and JET
FRlNGks at prices guaranteed 10 he LOWER than
elsewhere; also, large assortment of FINE
ROLLED GoLD.PLATED JEWELRY, warranted
NOT TO TARNlsH. Hundreds OF people are now
wearing our Rolled Plate Jewery with entire salts
TOHCHON EDGE at 2c n ward: GOT D. and
STEkl.-DoT NET, aud an the novelties Of the sea-
son IN NEtkWEAR, TRIMMINGS, &C., &C.
m
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A GOOD SUNDAY SMOKE-WHlTLOCK's Lily
Belle a new and popular Cigar. For sale every
where ASK for them.