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Sanitary Protection.

The Sanitary Protection Association Of
Newport, Rhode Island, has sent ont lis
Circular. Letter No. /. This says truly
enough that the sanitary condition oi houses
ana of cities has been for the past few years
occupying coed deal OF pubic attention.
Tue questions which this circular says arise
in the minds OF all persons, whether living
IN their own or rented houses, may De
assumed to indicate what the Newport Saui'
tary Protection Association regards as Inc
conditions OF heathiulness in every dwell
ing. We call particular attention TO one OF
the FIRST questions, which is in these words ::
"Do the trees and shrubbcry permit suffi-
Glen. exposure Of it 1.-THE housed to the
sun?" Shade.trees are very desirable;
but we think there Is no good reason to
doubt that they are often planted too near
the house. For the last six months such
trees in this city at least have been almost
constantly wet. During the same period
the sun has been IN the south. and has had
but little power. Hcreare o:hei questions
SIS the cellar dry, well ventilated, and
free from decomposiDg matter when may
give forth seeds OF sickness and death, ana
has II a drain This drain must be wholly
unconnected with any sewer. Has every
bed. chamber free ventilation and direct
means Of communication with the external
air? Has each water.cl0se means OF ex-
terual ventilation. aud not into an entry or
bed. chamber Are the soiI-pipes IN a
sound condition and easily accessible for
examination? Are they OF iron, with
ead.plugeed joints Qhe only true
condition for properly.constructed soil
pipe)? or are they OF lcadi and If OF lead,
have they been in the house for number OF
years, and thus perforated with holes
through which sewer.gas escapes into the
house! Has the soil-pipe a proper vent
through the roof: Is the soil-pipe, in its
exit through the foundation Of the house,
OF iron or OF eartheuwaTe! Ii of the latter,
il il broken off in or just outside OF the
foundation. so as 10 allow the sewage mat
ter Of The house to lind lis way throughout
the foundation "a condition which Is almost
always found TO exist where earthenware
pipes are used)l IL there are BATH
tubs, basins, or waSb.tubs, are they
securely trappadt Is the kitchen-sink
safely trapped! II must not be for.
gotten that the ordinary bell-irap does mol
perfectly exclude sewer gas, which its water
absorbs aud transmits, and that the trap
Is liable 10 be 'syphoned,' or emptied by
inward suction, so as TO permit the escape
OF gas into the house from the sol-ppe OF
Dram. Is the waste-water pipe entirely cut
of from all connection with the sol-pipe,"
[so that foul air will not enter the house
through the iormer!l
Summer is near at hand. and there can
not be too many precautions taken to pre-
vent preveniable diseases.
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DEATHS.

cied. in Charlottesville, Va, Sunday morning'
Apri IT. 1881. OF typhO d-feyer, ALBERT L'
VLYFR in the nineteenth year OF bis age; =.
Ills remalps were brought 10 Richmond anu IN 5n.
tered In The Hebrew cemetery on MONDAY Tic ~"
instant.
Died suddenly. in Washington. -. u on lne 81, 90
instant I'm The sixty-ixIh year or MS age, op>fi
p uCCORKI.E. eldest surviving son OF me iate
lose nh r. and Maria McCOrkle OF washington clty.
The deceased had been resident Oh ms eily lor
the mast twenty years Al the early age OF sixteen
wears he entered the ONCE OF the Navy C0hluls,
siouers I'm the Navy Department, washington: anu
was trained I'm the discipline OF The old c0mmodoies
who had been heroes of the war OF lSlZ-SleWjrt'
Warrington, Crane. Morris, and others-and ne won
their favor by hi strict attention TO his duties ana
his amiable and obi, Ing manners. When Inc once
OF the Navy Commissioners WAS aDohsneu oy Con-
gress and the bureau system established he was APP
noInted chief clerk of the Bureau of Ordnance and
UyOrography, and remained In that position untll
The breaL ing out OF the late when he resigned
and offered his services to Virginia. lie was lmme-
m ,tely appointed 10 the same Office he had held IN
wa hjpgton, In the Navy Department OF Nlrainla,
and by MS long experience was enabled 10 assist
Captaps s. s. Leo aud :. Barron I'm organizing mat
DEPARTMENT. When Virginia joined tie C0niede-
racy he was transferred, with the same position. 10
he Navy Department Of the Confederate safes,
which positou he held to the end.
Mr. McCorkle was a conscientious ana emsltht
public officer and sincere Christian. HIS remains
were inferred ON the 9Th instant AT the on koch-
f'reek Church cemetery tst. Pdu1sl. IN MONTGOMERY
comfy Md lie leaves wife ard daugnlef' VINO
are at present residing IN Dublin, PulasSl county,
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Editors Richmond Dispatch; You will
obIIee a number OF your readers IN tnis
part Of the Valley Of Virginia by the inser'
ton OF the following
Rockingham County.
Lest Il should be imagined that this grand
old Democratic county, "tbe right wing
OF what used TO be known ~ Mr.. Jeifer'
sons /" Tenth LEGION endorses The per.
ady and shameless detection Of United
states senator Malone, we take pleasure IN
stating, as we do from knowledge derived
from intelligent sources In that locality,
that nowhere do the great Democracy OF
the State more fully appreciate ana UNDER
stand the ioul wrong that has been aohe
them BY this once trusted leader OF very
many of the good people OF Virginia. Ibeir
contempt for this former leader Is now
precisely proportioned TO the respect
and esteem they once had for him.
They enjoy greatly the keen home fnrus's
which this recIeant Senator Is nov receiy..
ing az the bands OF those true and faithful
repr, sentaiives Of the Democracy OF the
nation, Messrs. Hill, Vance, voorhees,, vest,
Beck, Pendeton, and others. The people
of Rockingham are too intelligent, 100
Democratic, and bate treason and treacbcry
TOO profoundly, not TO look upon Senator
Mahone's course with utter disgust ana aD-
florence. Whatever other sections OF the
State, therefore, may think OF bin, PROUD
old Rockingham thinks OF him as one VINO
is no longer worthy OF her confidence, ana
will spew him out OF her mouth.
DEMOCRATIC READJUsTEbs,
Who never meant to be betrayed ana car
ried over to the Republican party, ana
who can't he bamboOzled and deceived by
General Malone.
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HARVEY X BLAIR

HARVEY X BLAIR
OFFER TO THE TRADE,
AND MOST REsPECTFULLY SOLICIT ORDERS,
100 bags CHOICE CLOVER-SEED;
500 bags RIO COFFEE. az grades;
200 bags CHOICE LAGUAIRA COFFEE;
so mats CHOICE JAVA COFFEE;
400 barrels YELLOW SUGAR;
100 barrels A SUGAR:
100 barrels GRADUATED SUGAR;
500 boxes SOAP, all grades;
500 kels CHURCHES SODA;
100 barrels No. MACkkREL;
200 barrels EASTERN GROSS HERRlS6S
200 barrels CUBA MOLASSEs;
100 blrrels MERCHANTS SYRUP:
40 iierces aud barrels CHOICE RICE:
rs chests lHOICE GUNPOWDEk TEA;
10 chests CHOICE BLACK TEA;
200 barrels EARLy-ROsE, PEERl.EcS, and
SNOWFLAKE POTATOES;
500 barrels FLOI X, all grades:
900 pounds CHOICE BULK SIDES:
10000 pounds CHOICE BULK SHOULDERS;
$4,000 pounds CHOICE BACON SIDES;
5000 pounds CHOICE BACON SHOULDERS
100 buckets LARD;
25 tieIces CHOICE LEAF LARD;
25 iierces CHOICE hAMs;
WOODWARD, all kinds;
COTTON and JUfE ROPE:
WRAPPING-PAPER, TWlNE. BLACK
ING. BLUtSG, MATCHES, &C., sc.
500 KHGS NAILS;
100 Kegs HORSE and MULE. SHOES:
good stock Of CHEWING-TOBACCO
100 boxes CHOICE CHEESE. NH ll-2m
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The TRUE POSITION. The Charleston &

The TRUE POSITION. Charleston Is.
CO. Nelos and Courier says:
"The Democrats will not make any bar
gain with Mr.. Conkling. II will suit them
TO adjourn when every nomination that
they favor, which can be reached, has been
considered, but they will not be party to
any trade particularly TO one which has
for its object the exaltation OF the Demo-
cracy's most malignant and INSCRIPTIONS
foe, and the humiliation Of the Presiden t."
The Democrats ought 10 confirm ROBERT
SON though BLAINE fayors his confirmation,
and reject CHANDLER though BLAINE favors
his confirmation and though CoNKLING
opposes the confirmation OF the former and
II may be Of the latter. In brief, the Demo-
Gratis ought to act as duty dictates.
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TSYCLE BROTHERS
WILL CONTINUE THEIR
GREAT SPRING SALE OF FRINGE AND
ENGLISH DRESS SUITlNGS,
consisting of $50 pieces new designs and latest
colorngs; also. $50 pieces Of BLACK and
COLORED SILKS Of the latest STYLES
and .coloring, amongst them are
some of the latest shades.
10 pieces OF ROMAN PLAID, with gilt tlnsel-
the latest thing out;
$50 pieces SCOTCH GTNGHAM, yard wide, at l2ls
worth & and zoe;
IS pieces BU.,IING, In black and colors, at 16
Is. and 25c.;
81 pieces FRENCH BUNTING, at soc. per yard
worth 4Gc.;
Is pieces DOUBLE-FOLD BUNTING at 40c.
per yard. real value 62c.;
81 pieces CRETONNES, suitable for furniture
covers. ranging IN value from 20 10 40c. per
yard;
large assortment Of PLAIN and STRIPED
DAMAsK TABLE-LlNEN from 25c. 10 81
2J pairs ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS, % per
cent. less llan regular value. Also, CIiENE
CLOTH, suitable for curtains, by the yard.
80 pairs NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS from
LACE BED iDD s2r F. at - rs. $3.50, and mp:
DRUGGkTS, all sizes. n manufacturers prices;
Great bar gains in VELVET and TURKISH RUGS !:
$50 pieces of MATING Just received, ranging
from l6t 10 Acc. per yard, 20 per cent. under
In DOMESTIC linen AND HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS spe-IiI bargains will be. offered this
week.
Bargains In TABLE. and PIANO-COVERS.
ALL-LlNEN NAPKINS a. IL per dozen. real value
LINEN TOWELS at $3.50 and :l.s5 per
dozen. valued at % and 1929
SHEETINGS. SHIRTlNGS, and PILLOW-CA SE
COTTONS al manufacturers prices.
FINE CORDED PlQUE al 6ac.
4 very large stock Of BLAtk MERINO and CASH
MERE SHAWL~. WIN repay ladies 10 exam
Inc cur stock before purchasing.
SHETLAND and WOOL SHAWLS IN great VA
Ticty at popular prices.
Another lot of FOSTER KID GLOVES IN an colors
and Sizes $50 dozen Of other makes OF KID
GLOVES from SOC. 10 II. good value.
A fine assortment OF SPANISH LACES, 10 cream
and black, al 10. l 5, 20 %. 80, 40, and 50s. mp
CHENILLE PRINCES az AL prices.
Ladies' HEMSrIrCHED HANDkERtHlEfS, al
liHeu, at ! DC. up.
Also. large variety OF BAMBURGs Ms. opened
Thousands Of other bargains are excluded for wanl
Of space. SICLE BROTHERS,
ap l7-cOd 3ll Broad street
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virginia Phiianthropist Dead.

HARRIsoNBURG, Va, April 1S.-Hugh G
Guthrie, OF Barter Rock, Augusta county
Va, very prominent, wealthy. aud infiu
entail citizen, died at his residence on Sun
day last, in the eighty-siXth year OF bis age
He had educated several young men for TIT
ministry, was liberal patron Of Hampton
Sidney College, and left portion OF his arg'
estate to the foreign missions OF the Presby
terian Church.
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Several removals OF postmasters were maze
in Virginia Monday. George a. Grove was
appointed postmaster at Stephen Clty c,ce
Geryis +. Mayors, removed. George NJ
Dove was appointed postmaster at Horse
Pasture. Henry county, Va, rice John H.
SchooldeId, removed. Charles W. Jones
was appointed postmaster at Mariiusyllle'
Henry county, Va, vice c. l.. PutzeI, re-
moygI.
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u,aa,eberrer Wiling 10 Withdraw,

Especial dispatch TO the Philadelphia Press.I
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The possible So
luton OF the deadlock suggested TINS AFTER
noon by Senator Beck, that the Republicans
would be given chance 10 vote Tor gal
iant Union soldier for Sergeant-a;-Arms-
one who rendered patriotic service and was
wounded in battles for the Unlon-causeu
Mr.. Riddleberger to Immediately VISIT or.
Malone and to beg him TO withdraw nis
name, saying that there were plenty
OF ex-Union soldiers in Virginia whom
he could came for Sergeant-at-Arms, any one
OF whom would make an acceptable oihcer
and would greatly aid the Readiustcr ciuse
In Virginia. General Malone, who STANDS
Hrmly by his friends, protested against tnls
action. Ii is not regarded as improDaOie,
however, that Mshoue may be persuaded 10
withdraw bis name. Many Of the Repuoil.
can senators would object 10 awning OF
the sort being done, but General Malone
could If he choose take upon himself at least
the responsibility OF expressing his Wiling
ness that Riddleberger should be with'
drawn.
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NJ SECOND INSTA Mt OF
SPRING GOODS!
OPENING MONDAY, APRIL 11TH,
ANDDURING THE ENTIRE WEEK
LATEST STYLES OF DRESS FABRICS,
comprising all shades Of
WORsrFD GOODS from 1916. up,
SILKS aud SATINS from Use. mp,
BROCADES from 3jc. up,
BUNTINGS from l2ac. up,
ALL.WOOL BLACK aud COLORED CASH
MERES from 45c. up.
PARASOLS, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, HANDKERCIIIEFs,
LACEs, HAMBURGS,
RIBBONS. TIES, &c.
Examine our CASsIMEREs, SACKINGs.
LIGHT FLANNELS, CRETONNES,
TABLE-LINENs, NAPKINS,
TOWELS, SHEETlNGs, and
MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS In general.
$50 pieces MATING, OiL.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
teniion and solicit call.
THALHINEE BROTHERS,
ap 9-Su,W&Sa corner Fifth and Brosd streets.
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DR.. s. WEXFORD. OF RICHMOND, VA,
Professor Of Diseases Of Women and Chi'dren IL
the Medical College of Virginia:
II have paid great deal OF attention to URI-
NARY TROUBLES. and have frequently and freely
prescribed the BUFFALO LlTHlA WATER Win
the very best results. In all the various forms OF
the URIC-AcID DIATHEsIs, whether as well-form-
ed GRAVEL or GOVT, or in the nlder forms OF
GoUTY DYSPEPSIA or NETTLERASH, KNOW OF
NO MINERAL WATER WHICH CONSIDER AT ALL
EQUAL TO THAT or SPRING No2.
"Inm SKIN DISEASES OF old age, dependent
on the URIC-ACiD DIATHEsIs, such as ECZEMA
elc. this water acts most benehcially."
APP l0.Su&W3w
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR
TIE URIC-ACID DIATllESlS.
DISTINGUISHED TESTIMONY.

DR.. HUNTER MCGUIRE, OF RICHMOND, VA
late Professor Surgery Medical College of Vir-
ginia, President State Medical Society, ex-Presi'
dent Association Of Medical Officers Confederate
Army and Navy, Vicd-President of the lnlerna'
tional Medical Congress. Nice-President Ameri-
can Medical Association:
"IN MY EXPERIENCE TIE BUFFALO LliHlA
WATER Is VALUABLE IN GREATER VARIETY
OF DISEASES AND DISORDERS THAN ANY OTHER
MINERAL WATER THAT 1 HAVE EVER EMPLOY
Ed. As an ALKALINE DIURErIC 1T is INYALuA'
BILE. In URIC ACID GRAVEL, and, Indeed, In dls'
eases generally of the URIc-ACID DIATIEsIs' IL
will be found a remedy of EXTRAORDINARY Po'
rtNcY. ] have prescribed 1t in cases Of OLD
RHEUMATIC GOVT, which had RESISTED THE Or
BINARY REMEDIES. WITH WONDERFULLY GOOD
RESULTS. | have myself suffered great deal from
this malady, and HAVE DERIVED MORE BENEFIT
FROM THIS WATER THAN FROM ANY OTHER
REMEDY HAVE USEb."
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Mrs Maria Relubard. Poupbkeepsie.

Mrs. MARIA hetnDaru, touSuheepsie, N.
Y, writes st. Jacobs Oil Is an excellent
remedy. My son frequently suffered with
rheumatism. Since he used the oil the at
tacks became less frequent, and the ailment
has now left him altogether. Neighbors
and friends to whom have recommended
the remedy report the same excellent re-
suits.
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" JOHN c. SHAFER.

ncG JOHN C. SHAFER.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No ICo4 MAIN STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE THE
POST OFFICE,
has received a very large and fine assortment OF
SPRING and SUMNER GOODS, consisting of
CLOTHS, DIAGONALS, SUITINGS, Il A |
and FANCY CAsSIMERES For PANTALOONS,
imported especially for him, which will be made To
order in the LATEST STYLES aud at prices consist
ent with first class workmanship. \ call is respect
fully solicited
SHIRTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS Of fine grades
made to order. IL Z4-Sm
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FANCY GOODS. &c.
STEvENS

STEVENS
has a large line Of the best makes VI
CHMDREN's CARRIAGES at bottom prizes
every one warranted
A large lot of RUBBER DRESSING COMBS AT
bottom prices;
The largest ard cheapest line Of FEATHER
BUSTERS IN town;
Look at the NEW MOTTO CUPS AND SACGERs
and DECORATED MUGS, just opened-;hey
are splendid goods Tor the money;
New patterns In HANDSOME, Low-PRICED
CUsPADORES;
In BONE, EBONY, or REDwooD-HASDLE Ia
BLE-CUBLERY have the best good and best
assortment ever shown in town 81 IL set.
All In want Of
FANCY OR HOUSEKEEPING. GOODS,
should be sure to call Al
STEVENS,
Central Block, cozner Fifth aud Broad streets.
APT
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MI UUTZLER BROTHERS
have now open for inspection their
fourth arrival Of

FRTNGES AND DRESS-TKINMINuc'
which are Incompatible in QUALITY STYLE anu
PRICE. $50, ,,,,,>,,rr rptNcFS aud
our SOC BEADED GINPS are the wohder Oh the
sity. -, , 80, 4, ..,,aner
call at 5Z5 Broad street.
HAMBURGS, HOSIERY.
KID and LILLE GLOVES.
SILKS. SATINS, Ribbons; &C.
~" 20 iarnisb ap19
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DYEING. CLEANING. &c.

MEMS, YOUTHS. AND BOYS CLO-
wi THING CLEANED, however much soiled or
faded. LADIES' DIR EssEs whole or taken apartI,
sHAwLs, CL0AKs, sACQuEs, MOURNING
GOODS, sCARts. sAsHEs,y ELS &c, ClsEANED
LiGHTEsT SHADES at ten minutes ,,otice. kin
GLOVES CLEANED AND DYF.O BLACK.
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, &C.. DYED or CLEAN
ED-a sp4cislity Also, agent for The New You /
Grape Company. CRApEvEfl.s reniefed besuli-
fully black and imDeryious TO dampness or sal,
NH e.su&wem ga Byead street, near fii;h.
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BLACK SILKY.

To This DEPARTMENT we Invite TO an.a...s.
buyers. As special bargain ~ gD'e 4, =,
numser, which Is The best value ever ey.hn.t..
this city. We can scarcely supply tb. d.n,,l ~.
this popular grade.
As a novelty We ask your aitcnT.aa 'o '.e ,..
fabric w MOURNING SILK.
BLACK MUMMY at $3.50; BIsfK >frs.
Use. to 81, rare yaues BLACK >AIIN.. -.
tos2.
Novelties in WORsTEDs, SILk-WlXIrtr.
PLAIDS, STRIPES and al Lcs design. ..,,
they appear lR Ntw York.
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HOOKS. STATIONERY. Sc.
OF VIRGINIA: EENN'''

~ SOME or THE PROPOSED 'AN''
". s.BARroS. Is GEMS. 'omp'na.
bio Information IA rSssgd 10 old ''-
Postage stamps, Rare Old Books - j.
hshed by RANDoLFhN
Ian Il dXw
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y.,, 81 year. .ae 1sry Leader Passes
Away.

M, Great Aehievcments-Esrl, Knis" OF
an. Garter, Ex-Prcmier Of ENGLAND, ssases'
man. and NoveIist-ssory OF the Man "Ho
Csv,ro,Ied an Empires Destiny.
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DRY GOODS, MOTIONS. q.
DEADY FOR ANY DEMAND.

CARDOZO, ALsOP. MOsBY 4 %
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,
FoURQURgAS. PRICE,. TEMPLE oo
42s EAST BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, "a.
ARE DAILY AIDING TO THEIR cIlo,c,
AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK FOR
EASTER holidays.
BLACK GOODS.
In thi, orr speciality we have jils' op.B,i
woRsTgD vENfTIAss, TAMtt.
NUNS YELLING, BEACH CLOTHS.
PLAIN and LACE BUNTiNGs, FJULg
ARMURE, GRAPE VIRGIsGk,
together With such STANDARD good, AZ
BUaTfsGs, CAsHMKREs,
HENRfETTAS, ALPACk-.
at prices never Offered before 10 u. n,f..,
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SILK DEPARTMENT

now replete with a clS4e- and bizarre e,1....,
SATIN. SATIN nEkVElLLIE'X.
SATIN DE LYON AND DE MAPNgkt,r
LOUlSINEs MONIES, FOULARb.
sURAHS, CHESE,
sBd other advanced novelties. FOr those fl,..
control for this city many c'so,ce and l..,..a..'
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.
DOASTED COFFEEs.

DOASTED COFFEES.
In order to meet the growing demaud for ROAST
ED COFFEES We now take pleasure I'm Offering TO
the public our several brands Of these g0ods-yiz:
T.. l.. C.-FIR>T GRADE;
RlCO-SECUND GRADE;
HYGEIA-MEDIUM GRADE.
These COFFEES CAN BE RELIED UPON for
their intrinsic merits, absolute purity, and uniform
ity IN strength and flavor.
we especially recommend the Z. L. c. brand be-
cause of It's similarity 10 Java Coffee IN its drinking
qualities. with the advantage of It's being from TO
10 cents per pound cheaper.
These goods now for sale by the leading grocers
I'm The city.
NIB Examine all goods carefully as none are
gennine except those IN Oue0Ourd packages bearing
oar name and brands. r.. LEVERING CO..
Baltimore
Established 1912. ap 3-lm
COUNTRY HAMS.-One prime lot Of
~ COUNTRY HAMS, just received for sale.
apl Y. STOKES & co.
GLUCOSE, GLUCOSE.-50 barrels, In
~ prime order, for sale.
APP A. Y. STOKES GO.
NEW ORLEANS M0LASSES.-50 bar
~ rels prime TO choice for sale
ap A.Y. STOKES & co.
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spICvAL NOTJCvs.
aey- THIRD ARRIVAL OF NJ"
GOODS!

D.&E r. MlTTELD0RFER
will display on MONDAY large stock OF
NEW GOODS,
bought nj the recent forced sales In New York.
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LONDON, April 1850 A, M-Lo Lore,
paaoonsfie,d is dead. Ills death was mucn
more sudden than his physicisns expected.
' %tsA. M. the newspapers announced thal
his symptoms had gwen grounds Tor more pr,
grave anxieties than at any period during n's
fitness. The bulletins Of yesterday morning
had stated that he had been more restless
dining the last twcniy-four hours, and thai
there was no material gam 10 his strength
The news at 10 z. NJ. was that he was rest
less during the day. and that his strength
ned diminished. His death took place o
half past 4 A. Nj.
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DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EvERl

| All the late styles of DRESS GOJDs, INCLUDING
PLAIDs and STRIPES for SUITS
BROCA AIDED BUNTiEGs IN all colors;
BLACK FRENCH BUSTINGs:
| ALL WOOL BLACK BUNTING5 at l6ac. per
yard--reguar price, 25e.
BLACK BUNT1NGs at 1919. worth 1910;
BLA CK and COLORED Sill Ks at all prices
AIJ-WOOI BLACK CASHMERE at Csc. worth
Soc;
sURAH sATISs. In ali cOlors, AZ 7Jc.;
lTRIMMING-sILks and SATINs IN all shades
PARASOLS-a oew supply Just opened:
GLOVES at 10, I2ll. 49, 20, %, arsd SIC. worth
double.
CORsETs. CORsETs, CORsETS.
The largest supply In the city,
CAssIMEREs, COTTONADEs, sACblNGs.
MATTINGs. MATTINGs. MATTINSs.
$50 pieces new MATTINGS just received III =,
54,and6.4; WHITE, CHECkED, an" Az.
at 10. Is, 10, 81. %. %, and 27c- ana ~ 'lis
article we offer the greatest bargains. GIVE US
call
LACFs. LACES, LACFS.
TORCHON, CORALINE. VERMlCELLl, LAM
GUEDOC, vALENCiENNEs, sPANlsh-a'
all prices.
DRESS LINENS, DRESS LINENS,
from an tiou, at 12Hc. worth 1Sc.. at 163 worth
Csc, at 25 worth 37Ec.
HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR,
COURTAULp CREPEs.
RIBBONS, RUFFLINGs,
BITTONs, HANDKERCHIEF-,
HAIR ORNAMENTS.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at 60c. worth 81;
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at 81 worth $3.50.
All we ask is a call before you buy.
ID. u f. NITTELDORFER,
aplOsuW,&Sa 527 Broad street.
NJ NOVELTIES IN FANCY PARA
SOILS JUST OPENED AT
ap 6.eod JC.IUs MEYER SONS.
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M PLAIN SILK AND SERGE IN
BRELLAs-CARGE STOCK AND
Low PIICES-AT
ap 6.eod JULIUS MEYtR & SONS.
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NJ NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
MANY HAM SOME NOVELTIES
Just nceiyedat
ap G-eod JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
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L-E DAIAbA ~ W III - 'CVb'
and LINEN GOODS. from auction, just opened at
ap 6.eod JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
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In LADIES' UNDERWEAR IN MUS
LIN and CAMBRIA;
LADIES DREesING.SACQCEs in LAWN and
CAMBRIA;
FIR>T.CLAsS GOODS at LOW PRICES at
ap 6-eod JULIUS MEYER SONS.
M TORCHON LACES AND HAM
BURG EMBROIDERIES;
SWISS and NAINsOOK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
stock aud low prices at
ap 6-eOd JULIUS MEYER * SUNS
Niy THE ORIGINAL BON TON COR
THE CELEBRATED PEARL SHIRT,
sold only by
JULIUS MEYER & son,
ap6 cod sol aud 603 Broad street.
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