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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-30

We have received a copy Of the Semi
Centennial Edition Of the Randolph Macon
Monthiy, 8. NJ. GARLAND, editor, j. N. Nc
CoRMIcK and II. 4. LEE HOLMES, associates,
and J. b. SAVAGE, manager. 1t is a capital
No. II opens with an article written by
Rev. w. W. BENNETT, ID. d., which is fol-
lowed by one written by Rev. JOIN L.
EDWARDS, d. D.-both highly interesting
TO all old students and all friends of the
college. Other articles are by Professor j..
I. LIrTLEroN, Rev. j. c. CREAMERY, ID. D.,
Captain r. IRBY, A. NJ, &C., &c. The
publisher has had printed q small extra
edition, on extra paper, which he Is bind
ing up neatly In cloth, with portrait OF
each OF the six presidents Of the college
since Its foundation, except that Of Colonel
THoAas G. JOHNSON, Of whom he was un-
able to secure photograph. These por-
traits, with one Of DR.. ii. G. LEIGH and a
picture Of the college buildings and grounds,
VIII occupy page each. Price, 81. PAPER
bisding, without the pictures, % cents.
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There is some talk of another extra ses-
sion as soon as Mr.. Malone can convince
one of the "Firm Five. Wheeling Re-
gister.
One won't do. Mr.. RUE has accepted a
Federal Office, and entered upon the dis
charge OF its duties, and thus vacated his
position of senator. The Senate used TO
stand lG Democrats, Straighout Republi-
can, or rather Debt-Paying Republican,
and % Readjusters. Now it stands Debt
Paying Republican, 16 Democrats, non
Malone Republican, 9 Democratic Reid
iusters, IS Mahoneites, and / vacancy,
which will be filed by n Democrat. Then
the Senate will stand Is Mahoneites, II De
mocrats, 3 Democratic Readiusters, non
Malone Republican, and l Debt-Paying
Republican. But we expect other con-
yerts soon. The General Assembly won't
be reconvened.
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DEATHS.

n,.a at his fathers residence. in CHESTERFIELD
county on tie morning OF the 2sth instant, AZ hai-
n,sf II O'Clock, after painful illness Oh -FOUR
months, JOHN T. ROBERTS, ID tue '"eh'!-sc'-
cnth year Of his age
In llfe's fair and earnest sprng-time, rich Win
sunshine and with showers, ,.,-
Full OF budding hopes that promised 10 unioid I'D
Thou hast past away forever from the home where
In we dwell, ,..o
rcavcd can tell.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
his father John W. Roberts, on SUNDAY, April
30th. Al haIf-past O'Clock y. VI. Friends OF the
family respectfully Invited to attend.
Died. suddenly, Of hcart.dsease, on the night o.
tho 9th instant, Mrs. BETTE 4. WILKINS
wife OF Walter W. wilkins, or Norfolk, Va, In the
thirty-ffth year Of her age.
Montgomery (Aia.l papers please copy.
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We are isjebted to Messrs. WEsr.
JoBNsroS a. Co. for pamphlet copy Of the
celebrated sermon of Rev. JOHN JASPER, OF
this city, entitled "The Sun DO Move"
Price. % cents. We don't know who re-
ported IL; bat rs we have heard Mr. JAS
PER preach the sermon mentioned, We must
add that whilst this pamphlet contains
much that he said, and perhaps most Of bis
arguments, 1t does not contain h.sf Of the
sermon we heard him deliver. The so, akers
grammatical errors are not corrected.
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r.,,,,,on IN west Virginia.

r.
We mentioned last week decision OF
the Supreme Court OF Appeals OF west IT
gin,a IN which Il was held that not only
the property Of the Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad Company in that state, but all
other property, must be taxed all ac's OF
the Legislature to the contrary not"ith'
standing. This decision has caused much
commotion In West Virginia. The case
will 20 ND TO the Supreme Court OF the
limited States for final adjudication. AS
the Constitution Of Virginia contains pro-
visions similar 10 those In the Constitution
Of West Virginia which lie at the founda-
ton OF the decision In question, the case
may we'll excite some interest In virginia.
There are nice questions involved in the
case under consideration. The decision
was rendered by unanimous court; ana
the court Is one Of high standing in the
profession. On the other hand, II is stated
that two OF the circuit courts OF West
Virginia, and many courts in other states
under similar Constitutions, have decided
similar cases differently from the way In
which the one before us was decided by
the Supreme Court Of Appeals OF Yves,
Virginia. The claim is also made that the
decision was rendered under COnstitu-
tIon different from that under which the
law exempting the property was passed.
This can hardly be true; or IL literally
true, II can hardly be doubted that the
other Constitution contained provision
prohibiting the Legislature from eXempting
such property from taxation.
Several cities and towns in Virginia have
undertaken to exempt from taxation pro-
perry employed in manufacturing purposes.
All ordinances passed with that object IN
view are unconstitutional, and therefore
will be held to be null and void, II this de-
cision OF the Court Of Appeals OF West
Virginia shall be affirmed by the Supreme
Court OF the United States. So with all
acts of the Virginia Legislature eXempting
from taxation any property which the Con-
siitution itself does not provide for ex-
cmpting from taxation.
The case involves so much money, and
so deeply affects the revenues OF West Vir-
ginia, that the Supreme Court of the United
States will no doubt be urged TO put II
upon the privileged docket
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We should encourage street railways
whenever we can find people willing to
put them down. Nothing would do more
for the extension and growth OF Rich
mond, and we ought especially TO have our
present main track extended up the full
length Of Main street, with branches and
circuits leading to other parts OF the city in
all directions. -Stdte.
1t seems strange that it should be neces'
sary to say word on such subject; and
yet for months has the Street Railway Com
pany been cndeavoring to get from thu
Board Of Aldermen the privilege OF eX.
tending its track up Main street. What
can be replied 10 strangers who inquire
why there is no street railway along oul
principal street?
We notice that n candidate for the Board
OF Aldermen in Clay Ward has come out
for the street railway. The road is bound
to be built.
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Friglitful Disaster,

BOILER EXPLOSION on A sTEAMER-sEvERAI
PERSONS KILLED AND OTHERS FATALLY IN.
JURED.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April ga special to
the Daily Register from Kingville, s. c.,
says: The steamer Marion, employed in
cleaning out the Wateree river, exploded
one Of her boilers between II and II O'Clock
to-day. She had on board picnic party
numbering thirty-fve or forty"
The following is list of the casualties,
so far as known:
The Dead.-Miss Minnie Henry; Tom
Richardson (colored), one OF the crew
Oryille Styles.
Missing. -Miss Matte Henry; Miss Nam
ME Henry, supposed to have been drowned.
The Igured.-J. Il. Eason, so seriously
hurt that it is thought he cannot recover
Miss Lizzie Henry, believed to be fatally
injured; William Trumble, severely scald-
ed; Miss Minnie Bates, arm broken and
other painful injuries; John Williams, 8
member OF the crew, severely injured.
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rho south Carolina Cases

The Boston Journal having claimed tl'aI
the fact that one Of the iurics empanelicd
in Judge BoSD's Court in Charleston week
before last TO try the white Democrats
whom he was prosecuting consisted OF ten
Democrats and two Republicans proved
that the charge of packing the juries was
groundless, the Washington Post cuts the
ground from under It's Boston contempt
rary as follows:
"On the contrary, this fact Is the direct
result of jury-packing. BY the District
Attorneys patent plan Of compelling Jurors
to stand aside he secured Jury consist
ing Of eleven Republicans and one Demo
crat. This jury being out from FRIDAY
until Tuesday, the Government In the
mean time was compelled to use the ten
Democrats and two Republicans as Jury
or stop business. The first jury was the
one selected for use. The last was the
remnant of the panel, and taken because il
was all there was Left. The District At
torney would have packed both iuries, but
the supply OF Republicans gave out"
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n17- AMONG THE MANY BARGAINS
WE OFFER THIS WEEK ARE:

WE OFFER THIS WEEK ARE:
sURAH SATINS In various dark shades at 45c.,
selling generally at Zoe; various light shades
at 75c., the lowest value Of which Is 1925:
22-inch ALL-SlLk SURAH ut $40;
SATIN DE RHADAMES I'm several shades AT
sl.25, the value Of which Is 50 yard;
A large stock Of SATINS In black and colored at
25c. a yard under value:
Also the largest stock Of COLORED SILKS ever
ofTered-among them many extraordinary bar
gains;
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILKS reduced from 81 a
yard TO 75c.;
GUINET'S 80 SILh at $40;
BLACK SATIN DERHADAMESU yonese manu-
facture) at s1.25 also at s1.45-the quality
we have sold heretofore at 81 yard
sec our stock Of MORE SILKS and SATlNS;
All Of our POULAND, SILKS are reduced to soc.
a yard. These goods are all silk, and some
among them. 81 inches I'm width, were sold at
al yard.
We shall aIso sell 44-inch-wde ALL-WOOL
FRENCH NUNS YELLING at 50 and 65c-
which Is from 10 to 25c. a yard less than they
have been sold heretofore:
DRESS GOODS of every description, from Toe. a
yard to The finest imported.
SPECIALS IN MOURNING GOODS.
ALL-WoOL NUNS YELLING at 33c.;
44-lnch ALL-WOOL FRENCH LACE BLUNT
ING ri 45c- general value IS 7jc.;
LUPIN'S ALBATROSS CLOTH at 45c. yard;
LUPIN'S NUNS YELLING at 60 AID Soc. from
10 10 l5c. yard under value;
4G-incl-wide CAMEL 'S-HAlR SUMNER CLOTH
az Use. The price generally Is sl.25 yard.
LUPIN'S INDIA GAIZE al 9Oc- This l. the
lightest and most elegant mourning material
uauir ictured. and our direct irr pOriatiOn.
TAAiISE and HENRIETTA CLOTHS, rs well as
ever other material for mourning wear I'm all
the various grades:
Extra bargains this week in all kinds of HOUSE
WEAR. such ~ NAPKINS, TABLE-CLOTHS
TOWELS. LINEN SilEETING, etc.
Also, = large stock of REAL and IMITATION
LACE CURTAINS at the lowest prices ever
knOgn:
REAL LACE CURTAINS at us set for two
windows:
REAL LACE CURTAINS at sf5 : set, regular
yaiueOf which Is $50:
Among uur hundred various fylcs Of CORSEIs
viii bc found one style at 37l9c- that Is sold
evcIy where at 65c.
THOUSANDS OF OTHER BARGAINS VIII he
exhibited Gn MONDAY.
ap 22-Sa,su&W COHEN BROTHERS.
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A GREAT WANT TEMPORARILY SUPPLIED
a nrst-e'ass shoe-store west Of Third street,
where mems. youths boys, ladies', misses ,
and ehildren's shoes in endless variety are
cold lower than the lowest ever before
known. Remember that this Is only tenn
porary move on the part Of Heller g. Co.,
zlS east Brood. and INIT delay to secure
the great bargains thu offer.
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Mr.. HALE, of Maine-Mr. BLAINE's right
bower-voted for the anti-Chinese bill as it
passed the Senate on Friday. BLAINE
never "gets left" He voted, though a
New Englander and a Republican, for the
silver bilhef 1878.
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Not n Contributor to MahOue's Cam.
paign Expenses.

TO the Editor OF the World:
sir,-Referring to the telegraphic news
from Richmond, Va, published to-day, in
which Mr.. Kendall claims to have been
told by Auditor Allen that "his party
were under obligations to the American
Bank Note Company for the sum Of 81, ZOO
advanced to assist Senator Malone in his
political campaign" | have to say that
such statement Is false in every particular,
and that no money has been advanced or
offered by this company, or in its behalf,
for that or any other purpose.
ALBERT &. GOODALL, President.
American Bank-Note Company, l42
Broadway, New York, April 20, 1852.
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M TIE RUSH STILL CONTINUES
AND KEW GOODS DAILY ARRIVING
AT
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sol BROAD STREET.

We will on Monday and during the week exhibit
the largest and cheapest line of
PLAIN and WATERED SILKS,
PLAIN and MORE STRIPED SATINS,
EROCADES, FANCY SUMMER SILKS,
BLACK SATINs, SILK SATIN RHADAMES.
SURAH SILKS and other novelties in SILK
Look at our 81 GROS-GRAIN BLACK SILKS,
formerly sold at el.25.
PARAsOLsi UMBRELLAS! PARAsoLsl
| $500 SILK PARASOf.S and SUN-UMBRELLAS
from 81 10 sl0--the largest. best, and cheapest
line ever shown.
50 pieces more Of COURTAULDTs BEST
BLACK SILK GRAPES. In pieces and rem
nants. from Zoe. u SO yard. Don't fail To see
our line of GRAPES:
Also, our stock Of BLACK CASTMERES, BUNT-
INGS, NUNS NEILlNGS, TAMlSE, and
HENRIETTA CLOTH, BLACK GRENA-
Dimes, &C., at extra low prices.
GLOVES HANDKERCHIEFSl HOSIERY!
The largest and best-assOrted stock Of LADIES',
GENTLEMEN's, and MISSES MD and
LIsLE-THREAD GLOVES;
WHITE and COLORED-BORDERED HAND
wIiiTE, BROWN. and STRIPED HOSIERY in
every variety and at all prices;
Look at our BROWN and STRIPED REGULAR
MADE HOSE at zoe. per pair, former price
4Oc. per pair
CHILDREN'S NECkWEAR, POLkA-DOT
COLLARkTTs, FlClIUES. &c. Don't fail to
look at our line of these goods.
VIII open our entire new line Of LACEs, HAM
BURG EDGiNGS, TORCIlON EDGINGS and
INsERTlNGS, SPANISH and FRENCH
LACES: also our line of LINON DE DAG
CAs,NICTORlAL LAWNS, CHECKED MUS
Inns;
LINEN LAWNS and other WHITE GOODS for
summer wear AZ prices that will astOnish every
one.
200 pieces WHITE and COLORED MATTINGS
from yD To otlc.--bpSf and cheapest In the glfN.
40 pieces "A, GA, and S-4 FLOOR OIL-CLOTIls
az the lowest prices at
THALHnIER BROTHERS.,
ap 23-Su,Tu&Th Fifth and Broad streets.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

ID L. I. BLUES, ATTENTION II
III. Assemble at your armOry MONDAY q
NIGHT Nav |, sSI. at 81 O'Clock sharp in NJ
full-dress uniform, with FATIGUE CAP, for IL
drill aud inspection. Important business to be
transacted at the company meeting.
BY command Captain john :. WISE.
W. G.. FORBES.
An Colt First Sergeant.
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FANCY GOODS.

S Ev EMS
HAS OPENED THIS WEEK
100 dozen solid BONE-HANDLE KNIVES, SELL
Ing at 81 a settle old price was "a a
dozen;
Another lot Of LARGE DECORATED JAP
ANESE PARASOLS at 20c.:
Several new shapes in TOILET SETS selling
at So;
100 dozen FINE PORCELAIN HANDLED
CUPS and sAUCERS, selling at 50c.a set
Another crate of those UNIIANDLED CUPS
and SAUCERs selling al zoe. set, or the
cups separate for zoe. dozen: a full line
OF the best English and American makes
Of fine porcelain selling very low
20 dozen Sx1O COMBINATION FRAMES at
5Oc.-the handsomest In town for the
All sizes OF LAMP CHIsfNEYs, GLOBES,
REFLECTORS ILLUMINATORS,
WICks, and BURNERS at very low
A large invoice of ROCKINGHAM and
YELLOW WARE:
Great variety of HEMP, HAIR, aud
FEATHER BUSTERS;
Large additions 10 our stock OF CHlLDRENs'
CARRIAGES.
We will mail 10 any address free our descriptive
circular and catalogue Of the "UNlON WEB"
HAMMOCK. Far superior Ia comfort, strength,
and durability 10 any other I'm use. Address your
postal asking for IL 10 STEVENS,
ap29 sos Broad street.
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m ST. PAULS CHURCH WILL BE
CLOSED TODAY.

MT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad strcctsj REV. DIR. GOODWIN,
OF DanvlIc, will preach at l A. NJ. and 7. NJ. on
SUNDAY, the latter service being the anniversary
of the Missionary Society. All welcome. Ut
MI SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Sixth strcetsl.-Rev. A. ID. Dun
AWAY, Of Caroline county, will preach at III a.
NJ and at i. VI. ~
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Nj AT SYCLE BROTHERS.
NEW GOODS EVERY DAY AND SURPRISING
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.


Now open, the NEW SPRING STYLES Of
FANCY FoULARDs a a che low price of4oc'
BLACK and PLAIN COLORED SILKS,
SATIN RIIADAMES.
SATIN DUCHESSE. MERNEiLLEUX,
SURATS and SATINS,
I'm all qualities at popular prices.
our assortment Of MOIRE ANTIQUES and
BROCADES Is complete and unexcelled In value
We invite special attention to the following new
BLACK BROCADES, % inches wide, large and
small designs and extra heavy q,
BELLOWS BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS. "a
inches wide, Sl.25-sold last week al sl.9O
and 50:
BELLoN'S sATIN-FINIsH, $50, were sl.75 ;
COLORED DRESS SILKS in all shades-new as
sOrtmeuts ut 10, so, So and 9Oc., quality sold
last season at SLID and 81 20; 80
COLORED RHADAMES, DUClIESSES, ST.
RAILS, MERVEILLEUN, and SATlNS-all
DRESS GOODS:
We have now open Our entire spring importation
largest variety of FANCY and STAPLE FABRICS
ELEGANT NOVELTIES. in FANCY. .TINsEL
PLAIDS. STRIPES and BAYADERtS SlLlN
AND WOOL aud ALL-WOOL PLAIDS aud
STRIPES, ALL-WoQL SOLID and lNNlS,l-
BILE CHECKS, SlLk,ANnDo;W0QLL M MI =
wonderful variety; In PLAIN FABRICS The
assortment, bonn Of qualities and colonDgs' Is
nnegualled by an, preyi9,,n,s, I 2nerlpgipe ANA
ION CLOTH, HEATHER MIXTURES. AR
MI'RES, CNsHMERES, NUNS YELLING,
ana DRESS FLANNELS IT all prices.
LACE DEPARTMENT:
We are showing all the latest novelties in thu.
department In LACES aud madc-up LACE
GOODS. We offer rs a special and extraordinary
bargain
1000 yards BLACK SPANISH LACES I'm new
and elegant designs. Of this springs imporia-
ton. IT 33c. per yard. worth every cent Of Toe.
per yard:
100 dozen NOTTINGHAM TIDES, adapted for
pillOw-shaIns. &C.. ut 3Sc.-chcap az Zoe. each.
Special bargains Will be- offered this week in La
DIES and GENTLEMEN'S IANDkERCHlEFS
and GLOVES In the latest styles for the spring
season 4 full line of PARASOLS and sun
UMBRELLAS.
CASSIMERES for Mems and Boys wear-we point
out special bargains In this department:
$50 pieces NEW MATTlNGS Just received.
You will also End fun assortment OF the above
goods at our branch store. 1929 MAIN STREET.
SICLE BROTHERS.
ap 23-eod BIZ Broad street.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-I have
Y sold OFT all my stock In trade at Sweet Hall,
King William, county, to G. W. CRUMP, who has
heretofore aete, as my agent. As he will hereafter
conduct the blsiI for himself, this Is % give no.
him. g. A. DAVIS.
TuNsTALL's, VA. ap 2p.d6t&w2ts
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MARnIAGEq.

Married, April 26, 1882, at 81 Johns church.
Richmoud Va. by the Rev. a. W: Weddeli, " ";
ME- NJ hIyFL v. BROWN, daughter Of Richard
T. Brown. Esq., 10 HENRY g. CRENslAW all
of this city.
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I Il c Z U II E

Governor VANCE, the statesman. orator. and
humoItst will deliver a LECTURE at the RICH
MOND THEATRE FRIDAY EVENING, MAY
9TH. fnr the benefit Of the GOVERNORS GUARD
company ~, First Virginia Regiment.
subject; THE HUMOROUS SIDE OF POLL
TICS AND POLITICIANS.r
Reserved seats, 75 cents-secured at G. 4. John
st0n's, General admission, so cents. Tickets to
be had OF the committee-C Colonel Anderson, Lieu
fenant-Colonel Stern. Major Patton, Captain Pa
sater, and Lieutenant Philips.
lap l3.l6,23,26, 30& My2, 3,4&5J
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY 1sT AND ID.
CRESTON & GERMAYNE'S
LAST SENSATION.

Specially company OF sixteen artists,rcpresenting
the best talent of this country, will present their
LAST SENSATION OF THRILLING ARTISTIC
WONDERS and REFINED DELINEATIONs
OF WESTERN FRONTIER LIFE, popularzed
talent, splendid cOrnet band, and superb Orches-
ira. The whole 10 conclude with the thrilling play
Of
CoACOoCHEE; OR, ACTORS IN THE WOODS.
For particulars, see bills.
Admission. rs. 90, and 25 cents. Doors open at
~ O'Clock; 10 commence at 81 sharp.
Reserved seats at Ramos x Moses and at the
Theatre on days Of performance.
p26-2s.29.3OSMy2s
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNlTURE!-M
II CHAMBER SUITS, PARL0R SUITS, Il
DINING-ROOM SUITS, ETC.; BEDDING, "
FEATHERS, MATTRESSES, etc. Every ar !
ticle 20 he found In the Furniture line. WILLIAM
DAFFR0N, l43S Main street Branch house
22 north Fifteenth street. e2S-3m
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M LADIES' UNDERWEAR!
LADIES UNDERWEAR

We manufacture our GARMENTS. We give bet
ter material and work and sell them mt lower
prices than GARMENTS manufactured North.
ap26 LEVY BROTHERS.
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GJ JULIUS MEYER IL SON
Invite attention to their
NEW AND LARGE ASSORTMENT
or
PARASOLS.
embracing all the newest and leading styles in
SATIN, MO1RES, CREAM, WHITE, CARDI-
NAL. and BLUE. IN plain and combination lin
ngs. at lower prices than they have ever been Of
fercd:
HANDsOMELY-LINED SATIN PARAsOLs
from 90 up;
sUN-UMBRELLAs in silk, Turks satin, serge
&C.;
DoUBLE-FACEDs SILK SUN-UMBRELLAS en-
tircly new and handsome.
DRESS GOODS
In handsome novelties opening daily.
ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING In al shades, soc.
Another lot Of the 27-inch BORDEEED RUBAN
CLOTHS at the extraordinary low price Of
15c.;
Handsome line Of SUMMER SILKS at zoe. worth
Zoe;
All the new shade in MOIREs and sCBAH SAT-
ms atsl;
Look at the BLACK NOlRES atS1:
BLACK SILK BROCADE GRENADINES In new
and handsome designs at Soc. worth sl.25.
Large line Of light-weight
BLACK GOODS.
BLACK LL-WOOL NUNS YELLING at 25 to
4Oc.;
BLACK ALL-wOOL BUNTING from 1913 to
40c.;
BLACK FOULES, BENGALlNE CLOTHS,
sHOODAs, TAMISE, HENRIErTAS, at spe-
cial low prices.
\ most complae line OF
WHITE GOODS.
40 pieces WHITE LlNON D1NDlAat l5c. worth
&C.;
40 pieces PERSIAN MULLs at 22c. worth 30c.
PERSIAN MUILS In Cream, Blue ana Pink;
EGYPTIAN LAWNS, FRENCH MULLS, Or
CANDIES, and NAINSOOKS;
DOTTED and FIGURED SWISS MUSLINS I'm
Whites and Creams from 1870. up:
All the NEW LACES. including ORIENTAL,
EDELWEISS. POINT MARESQUE. MAR
GUERITE, BLACK aud CREAM SPANISH ;
The largest and cheapest line Of TORCHON
LACES ever shown;
SWISS and NAINsOOK EMBR0IDERIES-new
and handsome desims-fr0m l24c. Ia ~l.25;
1000 pieces HAMBURG EMBROlDERlESa at ex-
traordnarily low prices.
MATT1NGS.
Special large lot from auction very cheap.
40 rolls EXTRA HEAVY No. l FANCY MAT
TING at Use. worth zoe;
Good WHITE MATTlNGS at Ike. and up:
Good RED CHECK at 1870. aud mp, at
JULIUS MEYER 4 SONS.
ap 2-eod COL aud COB Broad street.
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nj FANS, LINEN ULSTERS.-EX-
traordlnary bargains in these goods ut
ID. & T.. MITTELDORFER'S
ap 30-Su,W&Sa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-30

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