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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-20

ANoTHsR INTERESTING C0NFAB. In the
United States Senate, on Friday last, on the
motion to Ieorganize certain select commit
tees, Mr.. GARLAND having said be was CRATE
full for small fsvors-
Mr.. JONAS: AS feel grateful for no.
thing, as feel that nothing has been award
ed by the other side, as | feel that the APP
pointmept Of these committees is made by a
partisan majority obtained by questionable
means, a. these committees have been framed
in Republican caucus after the majority
OF the Senate wore prevented for two weeks
from making committees, as these commit
tees are now enforced upon us by the vote
OF the presiding officer In a divided Senate,
aud enforced upon us by the vote OF a sena-
tor from Democratic State, who was, as
many OF us believe, elected as Democrat
as l said before, | think thai we have no
thing TO be grateful for; and as | Am dis.
posed 10 accept nothing as accorded, | de-
sire TO place my vote upon record as OPP
posed TO the construction OF these commit
tees as well as OF those which have been
adopted by the previous resolution, and |
ask for vote by yeas and nays.
Mr.. HILL: The point with me Is, TO use
the language Of q distinguished gentleman,
that believe the proper constitutional ma.
iority in this body is on this side OF the
house, and 1t ought to have the right to pro-
pose the committees.
Mr. CONKLlNG: 1t is on that side OF
the House, the Senator thinks; but in fact
the votes are on this side. [Laughter.]
Mr.. HILL, Of Georgia: Yes the c0nsti-
tuiional msiority is on this side aud the
actual majority Is on that, including the
Vice-Presdent. desire simply TO say, too,
that ! do not concur with my friend from
Illinois MIR. LOGAN In tie view that The
Viee.Presldent In this case has right TO
vote. think he has not but l do not
make the point on this question.
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How EASY TO Cows TO AN AeREEMgNr.-

HOW EASY TO CONE TO AN AGREEMENT
The Wheeling Inteaigencer. Republican
paper, edited by A. W. CAMpBsLL, who
made himself quite conspicuous In the
Convention that nominated Dir. GARFIELD
for President, says:
alt Is our suspicion that Malone Intends
10 drop the Readluster issue on which he
has disported himself in Virginia. 1t has
probably served lis end for him. II this
turns out to be the case, there will be no
issue between him and the debi-psying Re.
publicans."
Did yon eyers There Is no issue be.
tween bin and the Republicans that he cam
not avoid BY giving up the RIDDLgDERoER
bill
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COHEN BROTHERS


viii offer this week an extensive stock Of ANTIQUE
LACE Of every description al lower prices than the
importers cost. Also. every variety Of IMITATION
ANTIQUE. We will offer, besides, FIJI! assort-
ment Of LINEN SKIM, CHEESE CLOTHS, etc, at
considerable under market value.
ANTIQUE TIDES, BED-sliAMs, ana CUR
TAINS.
We shah also sell largc lot Of VERSlICELLI
LACEat I0c. a yard or Csc q dozen. This lace IS
selling everywhere at zoe. yard OF ~ dozen.
We have every variety Of LACEs to offer, among
them a great many at near one half their general
value. Among the special offering, in this depart
meut is a large stock Of ITALIAN LACEs; also,
REAL VAL. and TORCHON.
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"Federal patronage. with its cohesive
power, will rally very many OF them arouna
bis fMahone'sl standard. and by the emu oi
the next four years they will not be distin'
euisbable from the regular Republicans.
Virginia is bound TO become Repuohcan
state AZ an early day. Wheeling lnteH''
gencer. -,
The Inievigencer is complimentary in lis
illusions 10 its new allies.
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Dia5olisnn in the Liquor 7rGfc A Plea in
Verse for Prohibition. Price, postpaid,
lie. per copy. Richmond, Va. SLEIGHT
4 HOWARD. 1881.
We have received a copy OF the above
pamphlet-an earnest protest against the
llouOr traffic. For sale as above.
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A MEXICAN LEGION OF HONOR
N The members OF NAPOLEON COUNCIL, No.
All A. L. Of H., win attend stated meeting at
ConcordIa Hall on MONDAY EVENING, March
81. 1881. at b O'Clock. Candidates for Initiation
requested to be on hand promptly. Members OF SIS
ter Councils invited 10 attend.
nh coils II. $. DENNY, Secretary.
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interesting Correspondence
HoImcs's school History says that seen.
e,al GRANT declined TO receive General
LEg's sword.v Other histories give differ
ent statements. &
The following correspondence VIII ex'
plain itself:
BurrAJo LlrHA SPRINGS, VIRGlNIA,
March IL, 1881. }
fenerat u. s.. Grant, Ne,c York:
sir,-In q friendly discussion between
several gentlemen OF northern ana sou'n.'n
nrocllyilics as to the "iruth OF history
question arose uhether General Lee, az me
surrender, actually rendered ana you re-
cejced his s,cord. .,,ouIa
IL was mutually agreed that you snou'u
he written TO for decision.
There Is no idle curiosity or desire ior
notoriety In regard to this request, and
renly from YOU would be highly appre'
ciated, Very respectfully.
r. ID. JEPfREss.
General GRANT replied as follows on the
bottom Of the same sheet Of paper:
General Badeau's book, nowin the hand,
OF the printer, will give the exact trntn OF
the matter referred to IN this letter. Ibere
was no demand made for General Lees
sword, and no tender Of ii offered.
u. S. GRANT.
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"Therc will be many more prominent
yir0iniaps identified with the Republican
party by 1884, Wheeling Intetigencer.
You had better sec that you DON'T lose
mnrp than YOU gain.
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DEATHS.

Died, AZ the residence of Mr. Il. Il. Green Saiur'
day. March 10Th. at T.. VI, Of consumption; Mrs.
EGlZ ABETU BLUNT, in the seventy second year
OF her age.
The funeral will take place from Fulton Baptist
church, Rockets. MONDAY EVENING. March
2lsr, al 3 o'clock. Friends and acquaintance are
invited 10 attend without further nOlIce.
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NTFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad rcetsl.-Rev. J. Il. HAw-
TIIoRNE, ID. D., pastor will preach on SUNDAY at
IL 4. NJ. and 7:45 L. VI. All welcome.
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M PARK-PLACE NJ ct HO DIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH west Franklin strectl.-
At l o'clock 4. NJ, Rev. Mr.. KoG Err, missionary
to Brazil. No service at night.
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~ ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY OF
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS
JUST OPENED AT SYCLE BROTHERS.

III ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY OF
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS
Just OPENED AT SYCLE BROTHERS.
500 MARsEILLEs QUILTS at SO worth So;
I7j MARsEILLES QUILTS at a worth SO;
100 MAR>EILLEs QUILTS at 81 worth .l.50 ;
100 MARSEILLES QUILTS at soc. worth IL ;
100 dozen GERMAN LINEN TOWELS at lzi4c.
cash worth 2Jc.;
500 dozen TOWELS at SIC. cash worth l2tc.:
$50 dozen TOWELS a. 30. cash worth lOc.;
20 pieces LINEN TABLE-DAMASK, slightly
damaged al soc. per yard worth double the
mOney--amongst them some cOiOrcd;
500 HEMSTITCHtD HANDhERCliIkFS at
500 nFfMSiITCHED HANDKERcIuEFs at
12Ac worth 25c.:
| 900 HEMMED HANDK FRCHIEFS at sbc.
100 pieces Of PLAID MUSLIN At lOc. per yard .
SO pieces Of PLAID MUSLIN al l62.c. pei
yarJ-much below regular prices;
10 pieces LINEN SHEETlNG a. 90c. and IL
per yard, just In season, 10 be closed out;
10 pieces PILLOW.CASE LINEN az much less
than regular value. ,,,,,
A LINEN for UNDERGRADUATES at iJ aud
Large stock Of REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN:
HE largest stock Of HAMBURG EDGING aud
MEETINGS south Of New York-amongst
Them some very handsome patterns of our own
importation al from &c. to ! per yard; 300
pieces Irish f.aces from / ) TO 2jc. apiece 300
pieces Everlasting Trimming from 10 TO Doe.
apiece; full line OF other Laces such rs are
kept In frst-cass dry goods house. We are
also Offering an entirely nav me OF Cashmere
for mems aud BOYS wear. We call special atlen-
ton 20 these goods both as To style and price,
The latest styles Of Madras Ginghams; 100
pieces OF Linen TOweiiug III Toe. worth 10 &C.
sin left in COrscts have he largest stock IN
Richmond. which YOU can buy al your own
price: we sell good Corset NJ 2Jc.. sull be ttei
III 35c.. and an excellent one AZ soc; the Nov
eliv Corset at 1928, which IS the best In the
market. Ladies and Chlldren's HOslerY-Ne
have iust received an entire new line, and are
satisfied We can suit any one both in price ano
quality 10 eases of PriGts will ne sold this week
al much les than usual prices cases Of Heavy
PiQue al 6lc. PER yard; our Bleached and Brown
CotiOns and D0mestics generally are sold at New
York prices; 100 pieces of New Mattngs JUS
opened; large stock OF Lace'C Curtains an'
Wndow-Shades Carpets. Druggets, and Rug
at less Than cost; 500 Linen shirt BOsOms al IL
aud I2c.; 500 Iace.Tidics 10 DC. each, or 81,
for 25c. our ~ BrOcI Black silk reduced &
$3.50; our 50 Brocaded Black six re1ured e
AZ %: an immense line Of Black silks AZ great
~ reduced prices: 800 pieces Black Cashncr'
from soc. 10 Al per yard; our soc. Cashmere !
the best Ia the city; a new line Of Dress PAD
for children. with Gold Tusel-tLe latest stSl
out large assortment Of Sacking--tbc lates
shddes--at
NH l3-eOd S1CIE BROTHERS.
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DIZZY GsbOE-, NDiiiItN. 80.
DEADY FOR Any DEMAND.

CARDOZO. AL>Op. VI .-Gl t..
1905 EAsl MAJ. >fH.I.
FOURQuREAN. PElCi. TEMP
i29 EAST BROAD srEtaI Ei.uN ,....
ARE DAILY ADDING To .WW
AND ATTRACTIVE ~Iu.t ..
EASTER HOLIDAYS.
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M JOHN c. SHAFER,

M JOHN c. SHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No 1904 MAIN STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE THE
POSr-oFFICE,
has received very large and hne asssztment OF
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, consisting
CLOTHS, DIAGONALs, SUlTfN6S, PL | y
and FANCY CAssIMEREs FOR fANTALoONS,
imported especially for him, which will be made to
order In the LATEST STYLES aud at prices consist
en-, with first. class Workmanship eai Is respect
fuzzy solicited
SHIRTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS OF line grades
lyade 10 order. lie 2i-Sm
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NJ FL X ; L p Il f. ; i r y y
II. ID. POLLOCK, ID. d., will preach
at IL A. VI. No services at night.
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bouVbt direct from the agents snd at auction.
DRESS GOODS in all styles and prices;
BLACK CASHMEREs at great reduction Of
former prices.
BUNTlNGs. BUNTiNGs.
UNTINGS-ALL.WOOL 7, 10, 81, aud csc.
in all coors;
BLACK SILKS from auction at soc. on the dollar {;
PERCALEs, CALiCOEs. COTTONs tBLEAcBED
and UNBLEACHED), retailed at wholesale
prices.
NEW PARASOLs. NEW PARAs0Ls.
new line Jus, receiyed-s all the late styles and
very low prices.
MATTINGs. MATTINGs, MATTINGs.
$50 pieces new MATrlNGs just received In A.
4,aud6.4 WHITE. CHECKED, and FANCY
MATTINGS at IS, IS. 10. 81, %, IS, 81, end
soc. These goods were bought at auction, aud
the prices are lower than we ever offered Call
early for bargains;
LIGHT CLOTH for ClOakines and Jackets;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and lNsERTiONS-a large
stock TO select from.
CORsETS. CORsETS, CORsETs.
large stock from the great sales.
CORSET at 374c. worth 75c.;
CORSET al soc. worth u
CORSET AZ 65c. worth 1928:
The celebrated GLOBE CORSET At 80, Toe, ~ &,
and 1925 for the best articles.
LACES. LACES, LACES.
TORCIION, CORALINE. VERMICELLl, Lam
GUEDOC, VALENClENNES, SPANlsIi-bar.
gains for all.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, COURT
AULp CREPES. Ribbons, RUFFLINGS
HANDKERCHiEF- BUTTONS Of all kinds.
UNLAUhDRIED SHIRT az 60c. worth 81;
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT at 81 worth sl.75.
Don't fail to give us a call before YOU buy.
ID. & +. NITTELDORFER,
NH 90 SuW.&Sa 527 Broad street.
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HOSIERY.

so dozen LADIES FULL REGULAR BALBRIG-
GAN HOSE (silk.clockedl at 2jc pair;
one lot Of CHILDREN'S ENGLISH FANCY HOSE
at 22c plir-our former price was 33c.;
one lot % LADIES' sILK.CLOCKED BALBRIG-
GAN AT 1917. 4 pair
one lot Of LADIES SILK-FMBROIDERED' for
Sandals. at from l2E to 2Jc. par-t reduction
of one half their value;
one lot Of GENTLEMENS FULL REGULAR
ENGLISH HALF-HO>t at 22c. a p1ir-formcr
price 30c.
one lot ofLAUIES BRILLIANT LlsLE-IHREAD
HOSE AT 7jc.-hcreioior sold a. sl20.
We are just In receipt of AN almost indescrlbaDle
ouantity Of yariou, smds Of hosiery, which were
purchased to great advantage.
also offer SPECIAL PRICES on very large
lot of CORSETs, consisting, in part, Of some Of the
most popular makes now In use. Among them
are
FRENCH WOVE CORSETS at 29c. q pdr-gene-
rally sold at SOC;
HIP. CORE at Sl.25-sold formerly at 1928;
6j-BONE CORSET at Soc, formerly sold at Csc.
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MATZOES.

NATZOES, MATZOES, MAIZOES.-
Nl shall commence baking MAyZOES TUES
DAY, March 22d, under the SUPERVISION OF Mr.
GREENTREE. All those who have gwen IN theit
ohlIse /. ID. BRIGGS.
md 2O-2t 7Q7 Main street.
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NJ BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
we are enabled to offer few thousand yards OF
FOUR QUARTER FRUIT OF THE LOOM
BLEACHED COTTON at much under the regular
price,
mh2O LEVY BROTHERS.
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For Whom He Voted.

General MALONE last Friday voted to
make the following Republicans cbairmen
OF committees in the United States Senate !:
FERRY, Of Michigan; PLUMB, Of Kansas;
TELLER, OF Colorado; CAMERON, Of Penn
sylvaDia; INGALLS,, OF Kansas; PLAT, OF
New York; SAUNDERS, OF Nebraska; HAw-
LEY, Of Connecticut; JONES, OF Nevada ;
FRYE, Of Maine; SAWYER, OF Wisconsin ;
MCMILLAN, Of Minnesota; BLAIR, OF Michi'
gan; HARRISON. of Indiana; SHERMAN. OF
Ohio; ANTHONY, OF Rhode Island; RoL-
Inns, OF New Hampshire; HoAR, Of Massa.
chusetts; BURNSIDE, OF Rhode Island I;
CONKLIYG, OF New York; CoNGER, OF Mich.
lgan; LOGAN, OF Illinois; EDMUNDs, Of Yer
mont; and KELLOGG, OF Louisiana! And
all these votes were cast against Democrats,
and al IN the name Of Reimbursement
How do the people Of Virginia like a
Resdiustment that leads to such votes
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CROcKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.
FANCY GOODS, &c.


CTENENS
- MAKES STILL FURTHER DEDUCTIONS
AND GETS.
ELEGANT FRENC ti-CAIF ALBUMS from rl.0O
TO ~.
MoROCc0 ALBUMS, eard- and cabinet-openings,
from 81 IL. so.
NoROCCO ALBUMS, card and cabnet-Openio g,
from sa.25 10 -.
MOROCCO ALBUMS, fatd- and caHnet-opCniAgs,
frOIa f2 so TO 81.
These goods are IN perfect condition and kc0d
sellers 80 the old prices.
A few ALBUMS, a Iii s sh0p-worn, reduced . f5c
About FIFTY VOLUMES OF POETRY AND
PROSE, including pO, tons OF the works OF
Dickens, Walter scot. Byron, re-. tetAced 10
Use They are uOrl ny your aItentiOn.
Among the new goods lust I'm are handsome ~ RAP
ALBUMS; elegant AUTOGR APH-A lBl us ;
new shapes In fRE<CH-PLArE STA MIR.
| RORS; CLOCKS. warranted, IN Black Walnut
case, AT 81; JAPANESE SCROLLS; JAPA-
! NESE GRAPE PICTURES At Sc. for Ttdy-Cen-
| tres, Window Lambreqdins, and Man ell Lam
brequins; Japanese Decorating fans; Japa-
| nese TeIe a-Tele Seis.
have always In stock the largest andbest-Selected
variety OF TIN Sets, Decorated Chamber Sets, Cake
Boxes, Tea-Tfays, Table Mats. and Housekeeping
Goods generally at bottom prices also, full assort
| ment OF White Granite, American China, and Glass
| ware; ave cases OF new Frames. among which al
seven new styles, which offer the best yalne n
town. as They nsqualled In the beauty OF desiel
aud elevance OF hnisI. New goods and noyeti.'
are being constantly added, and IL Will ray YOU {
call u. SrEVENS,
sos Broaa StIeet.
! Carage-whips In great Variety NH 10
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BUNT!NGs. BUyTfNGs

DRESS GOODS In all styles and prices;
BLACK CAsHMEREs at great reduction Of
former prices.
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SPECIAL NoTlCEs. -..
rr THE GREAT SALE OF LACEs
FROM AUCTION SALE ov GOODS DAMAGED
ny WATER
WILL BE CONTINUED ALL OF THIS WEEK
ANDUNTJL THEY ARE ALL SOLD.
THE GOODS LEFT ARE PERFECTLY FRESH.
Special bargains in
NEW DESIGNS OF SPRING AND SUMNER
SILKS ALSO.
LINEN sHEETINGs,
TOWELS, DRESS LINEN,
LINEN LAWN, and LINEN DRILL
from the great sale of last Tuesdiy and "Wednesday
A few Of those .PIANO-COvERs lert which have
reused the town by their low price aud excel
lent quality. Never were goods sold 90 cheap
as they are now at
NH LEVY BROTHERS.
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Mlt.l.iNfkt'

NEW SPRING STYLE ~ "a
~ FASHIONABLE Mill r'iiiP. a., -
inr,,e,. , is CiIiLpREN's lklNN-
SrRAW SAIL. ORS Al 80 cents ,.,tl Z.
uuIZLER aRothkRs, ~ "'oale :.
Proprietors Of Mrs, i, h9's'e!' =
aery,
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\GS! OIL.CLOTHSl

NATTINGS! OIL.CLOTHSl
Having bought over 100 pieces MATTlNGS and
OIL-CLOTHS at auction we can sell them lower
than ever offered before. Can aud see our line.
THALuIMER BROTHERS,
NH 10 Sa.SuSW jOl Broad street.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, March II, 1881, by Rev. Henry Nc
aid, ID. d., 1YREE JOHNSON aud Miss MAJ
THOMAS: both of This city.
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NEW PARASOLS, NEW PARASOLS.
An elegant and cheap line lust received. 4 large
spacious place 10 show them, and at prices that
Will a.tOnish any one.
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BLACK GOODS
In ihi. oar specially ~r llt.
WORSTFD EENEIlAN-. IANI-.
nuns YELLING. BEACH 'lnt'.-.
PLAIN aud LACE Bt NltND>. ..|
ARMURE, GRAPE NlHCfNII
together with -u,a STANDARD
BtHTlAG>, ASUNlHI -,
UINRIEITA~. ALPttA-.
AT price, never onercd before H.
SILK DEF sRfNENI.
now rcplcic with choice 1oi Ultit
SATIN. SATIN MEkNIuilf.
SATIN DE Lyon AND ~ NArNf N
LOUlSlNtS, MOMife. follArD-
SURhfiS, CHtNt,
and other advanced uoF,lue. I.r '..
control for this city many cn.i.. na .r
BLkCk SILKS.
10 this department SO invite le t'e
buyers. Il special bargain sr lu...
number, which &, ihe beet value r'.. .,
this city. We can scarcely supply ul- t'...
this popular grade.
As novelty W. ak your aurn,.g
fabric iu MOURNING SILK.
BLACK MUMMY az ~ 90; Bii.h SSH.
Use. to 30, rare value. BLACK ~AII>, '
tof2.
Novelties ina WOR>rEDS, >llh-'.Nf TIT.
PLAIDs, STRIPES. and az '~8 I..-
they appear In New York.
LACEs AND tuBEoptEif>.
We call especial attention t. n..nt porch
HAMBURG kDDt~. r.u...u.- .f $500
| These goods are demanding ,r.'t attention..
All the latest LACt>. itlNNiN'~.ani D..
WARE At lowest rates.
GENTLFMFs.- FUENI~luN...
To this department W. a-, ll.raii'i
men, a, our stock presents un-nt
| CLOTHS. CA>.GNERfc. Wo"Srrp-. -L-.
lCHEYIOT>. DlhGONAL-, &C.. oa -.
money can De saved.
LADIES UNDERWEAR
We have dclcrminoiio adop, in.
LOWEST RATES, and ask sn ,Nr'.
rates before sending abroad tor ...a
determined to meet the market d., l.
and finish.
Just 'p,i.l:
DAMASKs. NAPklN~. I.r
CRASHES. WlNt-CioIh,.
DOILIE~, and 20 lowest l.r.,..
Look At our - 80 BtAoh ~llh.
FOTHQUREAN. PEf,E. Ilt.'
CARDDZo AlSuP. Nn>Ll
fun 2o.oiI
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spEtsaG ssyrYCys
T LOTS OF BARGAINS.

JULIUS MEYER & soy
HAVE JrsT OPENED
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS wopt,
DRESS GOODS FROM THE GPg,T
OF wILMERDING, HoQUEr go Al, .N'
WILL OFFER THEM AT Exre,o. u
DISARiLY Low PRICE.
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samuel ClusMon, Prominent Resident Of
Valley Forge, Pa, Throftied In BIS Bed
chamber and Killed by Shat from His AS
saiIaut's Revolver.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE A stated a
wi communication Of JOPPA LODGE, '"
No. 40, 4. Y. NJ, will be held at 81. Albans/ W
Hall on MONDAY EVENING att O'Clock. Menu
bers of sister lodges are fraternaly invited 10 at
tend. by order OF the W. NJ .,,,,,,.-
NH oo-ltE Secretary.
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MASON &c NOTICE.-A called e.
wi communication of HENRICO UNION "
LODGE, No. $50. A. +. and \. NJ, VIII DeI
Eighteenth and Nineteenth, on MONDAY EVE
MING, 2Ist. AT O'Clock. The Grand Master OF
Nasons In Virginia VIII be present. All Master Ma
sons In good Standing are invited To attend.
BY order of the Worshlpfui Master.
WILLIAM WILSON.
NH COLTS SecrethrS.
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M THE CRY Is STILL THEY COME.
THALHIMER BROTHERS
LEVY BROTHERS.

TUALHIMER BROTHERS
are receiving daily large lot Of
NEW AND HANDSOME GOODS,
which they are opening aud adding to their already
immense stock. Below will b. found list OF some
goods which they will display MKT MONDAY,
MARCH 2 ST. and during the week.
So pieces COLORED SILK BIiOCADES,Sl 20 - !;
80 pieces BLACK SILK BROCADtS, 7'c. to - :;
ii pieces BLACK SAllN DE LYON, sl21 10
22 piece BLACK GROs.GRAIN SILKS, 75c. to
81 so:
II pieces COLORED DREsS-SILKs at 9oc. worth
II piec lees PLAID->TGiPEO and CHENE SILKS
~ 50. 90. and 7Jc among these are some eX-
10 , lee C0L0RFD SAIINs at 75c. and$ -. w
have a fun liue Of coloro To match any Kind OF
goods.
An elegant line Of COLORED and BLACK CORD
aud TAsSELs, HEADED aud Xix fRiNliEs.
pass MENTERIt. md o.her TRIMMINGS;
LARGE aud SMALL METAL PEARL, and other
Handsome EkiDED NAMENTS and TASSELS
for Dolmms aud jersey jackets Don't fail 10
see our line of these goods.
BLACK GOODS. MOURNING GOODS!
This stock is now complete with m elegant line Of
SILK W ARP HENRIETTA CLOTH
French aud MEXICAN BUNTINGS,
CRAZE tLOl ~.
NOME CLOTH,
FRENCH ana ENGLISH CAsHMEPES,
BROCATkLLFS,
GRENADINES,
GRAPES.
GRAPE Wells,
NFLNETS,
NEINETEFNS,
and other BLACK GOODS n ezra low prices.
10 pioces BLACK ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS lex
ira quality al 20. %, 30. aud 37&c Give Us Il
call on Oh BUNTlNGS before purchasing else
where.
NEW PARASOLS, NEW PARASOLS.
An elegant and cheap line lust received. large,
spacious place TO show them, and at prices that
Will astOnish any one.
MATTINGS! OII.CLOTHSl
Having bought over 100 pieces MArrlNGS and
OII.-CLOTHS at auction We can sell them lower
than ever offered before. Can aud see our line.
THALIllMER BROTHERS,
NH 10 Sa.SuSW JOl Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-20

10 pieces BLACK ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS lex
ira quaiiyJ AT 20. %, 30. aud BIC. Give Us a
call on Oh BUNTINGS before purchasing else
where,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-20

bought direc, from the agents End at auction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-20

nTD D. 4 e.. MITTELD0RFER,
527 BROAD STREET, 0
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY
ALARGs STOCK or
ALARGs STOCK or

NEW SPRING GOODS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-20

THE GOODS LEFT ARE PERFECTLY FRESH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-20

SICKNESS IN THE CITY; FEW DEATHS But
MUCH ILIEESS-THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE
MOONSHINERS-M MORE RAlN-THE kEPUBLl-
CANS AND MAu0NE-IUE HOME GUARD.
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