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A remedy resting on the basis OF IN.
trinsic worth demands the confidence OF
all. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is known ana
used most satisfactorily throughout the
land, as Is attested by its great sales. Your
druggist keeps II.
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NJ l. | Q L f L X :
~ AT JULIUS MEYER n SONS,
6OI AND COS BROAD STREET.
SWEFPING CTTONs.

In order TO make room for HOLIDAY GOODS
We have made special reductions in orr
DREss-GOODs DEPARTMENT.
Notice the changes:
80 pieces DRESS FLANNEL PLAID>. were
Soc, now 1870;
20 pieces sILK-AND-WOOL PLAIDS, were
40 and soc. now l6lc.;
so pieces sHOODAH CLOTH, were 1890, now
l2.c.:
40 pieces DOUBLE-WDTH CAsrMEIEs. were
2Jc., now l5c.;
80 pieces TYCOON REP. newest styles, were
zoe. now 1870:
40 pieces MORE SILKS, were 81. now 50c.;
HANDSOME SILK-LINED NERVELLIEUX
CIRCULARS, SIS, were 500:
BEAUTIFUL fUR-LlNED CIRCULARS. $40,
were $50;
WHITE SQCIRREL-EINED CIRCULARS. SOL,
were s2S;
GOOD BLACK-CLOTU CIRCULARS, co:
HANDSOME FTR-TBIMMFD DIAGOS NJ
CIRCULARS. $3.50;
SATIN DE LYON DOLMANs. SIP 70 $40;
LONG CLOTH JACkETS-cntlre stock m cost 4;
40 dozen TERRA-COTTA MOUSQUETAIRE
KID GLOVES Al 00c.;
CHlLDREN'> EXTRA LONG, liEAvY-RIB-
BED, FRENCH-NlNED HOSE at l0c. worth
zoe;
LADIES' sOLID-COLORE HOsE-four pair
for 25c.
LADIES SOLID CASHMERE HOSE, regular
made, at 25c. worth 4oc
We are now opening an immense stock of
HOLIDAY GOODS.
consisting Of
FANCY BOXES.
TOILET-BONE>.
PERFFME-BONE~.
DRES>ING-C ASSES.
WORK-BOXES.
WRI rlNG-DESkS.
PAPETERlE>.
WISP-BROON HOLDERS.
WALI-POCkETS,
DOLL-BABIES.
We are enabled 10 offer these goods ~ SPECIAL
LOW PRICES.
JULIUS MEYER & SON
dcS d0l and 003 Broad street.
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LACE NECkWEAH.
For the occasion Ct this weeks sale sc have pur-
chased the entire balance of manufacturer. and
will offer the bot at precisely ONE-HALF OF the
original Wholesale price. Thus: Those sold at So
dozen viii be rctaIled at 25c. each: those sold at
:l2 dozen viii be retalled NJ soc. each. etc.
Many other special,ies for HOLIDAY PRES
ENTS will be offered.
We are also In receipt Of rs pieces Of BLACK
and COLORED SILK GOODS, which were pur-
chased at discount Of 49, per cent. from their
original price.
Also, 20 pieces OF COLORED PLUsHEs.
Owing 10 the advanced state of the season, We
shall offer entire stock Of DRY GOODS at
considerable reduction.
WRAPS of every description without " a name -
Of former price. COHEN BROTHERS,
II corner Fourth and Broad streets.
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CIrY TAXES.

CIfY TAXES.
OFFICE OF CITY CoLLECToR,f
RICHMOND. VA, December l, 1852.
This Office will DC open daily between the
sours OF O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock j. N. from the
18TH TO THE 3lsr DAY OF DECEMBER IN
elusive for the purpose Of receiving from all
persons TAXES DUE TO THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.
Any person who shall fall TO pay said taxes
within the time 70 limited will be considered de-
linquent. and will be charged penalty Of FIVE
PER CENT. and interest at rate Of six per cent
per annum. A. u. w00psON,
dcl-lm al. I'll Collector.
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TAXES.
OFFICE CITY COLLEcTOR,l
RICHMOND, VA, December is, 1882

OFFICE CITY CoLLEcToR,l
RICHMOND, Va, December 10, 1882
NOTICE OF TAXPAYERS Is HERE
~ Bf called TO the following extract from n
resolution Of the City Council, approved Deccm-
Der 10, 1882:
"Resolred, That the City Collector te and he ls
hereby required TO place upon the tax-hils In his
hands for 1882 The principal amounts due from
individuals on account Of PAVING SIDE
WALKS the same 10 be paid without penalty
and without interest as said taxes for 1882 are
due between the 10Th and 31st December, 1852.
and II not 30 paid before the lst day Of March.
1853, 10 be subject to such charges, penalties and
conditions AS are prescribed for Delinquency In
payment of such iax-bills.'
A. X. WOODSOS,
dc l7-tDe3l Guy Collector.
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MASONIC NOTlCE.-The men, a
WI beers Of JOPPA LODGE, No. 40, A.~E0~
Y. NJ. are requested tD attend stated x *
communication of their Lodge at ST.
Adams Hall. MONDAY, 18th Infant, at l.. NJ.
Members Of sister lodges and transient brethren
are fratcrnally invited To be present. By order Of
the ". VI. GEORGE 4. JEFFERSON.
dc l7-lts Secretary.
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AMUSEMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
DECEMBER 18TH and 10Th.
AN AMUSEMENT REVOLUTION.
TIE COMET ECLIPSED!
AMUSEMENTS.

CALLENDER'S
FAMOUS COLORED NISSTRELS.
Crowned and sceptered with popularity rs
wide ~ the universe, presenting absolute novelties
only.
New Songs. New Jokes. New Sketches. New
Dances, NewOperdtic Burlcsqucs. superb Double
Quartctte, Mammoth Orchestra.
GRAND SPECTACULAR BAND PARADE,
introducing the gorgeous. Offering, gushing Drum
Major
Usual prices. Reserved seats can be secured
without extra charge The ACCESSIBILITY Of pro-
curing tickets early l. respectfully suggested.
Doors open ~ L. ~ The felicity will evcntuatc
at :. de i7-2ts
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DUEL FOR CHRISTMAS FIRES.

ANTHR ACrrE AZ $3.50 and 1915 per ton
EAST-BASk COALBUEG srLINT. $3.50 and
S5.75: PINE WOOD from - per haif-c0ri
b 1925 and s9.75; OAK WOOD. 2.7j a. 20:
SAWED AND SPLIT from - 60 $3.50 per hale
cord ENGINE and ANTHRACITE for FOL y
DRIES ut low prices and fun stock of 900 Kinds
OF fuel. Broad street, 7Os oppo-it, 1heatu. nr
1908 cary street. or Telephone 10. 1865.
de 17-d6t&tcod6t 4. ~. PACE.
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MEETINGS..

A CALLED CONYOCATION Sy,<y2z
IA OF LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCIIz.h
CHAPTER, No. 43. VIII be held nc 81. -,
Adams Hall, corner of Main and Third ssHN'
streets, MONDAY EVENING, December 18th. AT
O'Clock. Candidates for degrees viii please APP
pear promptly All Royal Arch N!asons In good
standing are cordially invited.
by order Of the NJ. r. II. y.
CHARLES LUNDIN.
de LILLE
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M SEVENTH-STREET CHRIS
TiAN CIIURCH-Rev. |. j. SPENCER. Of Cor
louisville, Va, will preach Oh SUNDAY at IL \. VI.
and 1880 i. NJ.
A full attendance of the members Of the church
t. earnestly requested at the morning service.
matter of great importance will be brought before
the church 2t
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to us a copy Of their illustrated Christmas
catalogue. Christmas, 1882.
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Hj@ CHRISTMAS. CHRISTMAS

We have just received from our buyer In New
York large stock Of HOLIDAY GOODS
FUR TRIMMINGS,
FUR LOOPS,
FUR COLLARS.
DoLMANs, CIRCULARS
JACKETS, CLOAKS,
GARNET aud WlNE-CoLoRED CAsBMEREs,
large stock;
HOSIERY at all prices;
CARPETS, RUGS, MATTlNGs. aud on
CLOTHS, TO be cold regardless OF cost;
FLANNELs, BLANKETS, CoMFoRTABLss.
UNLAuNDRlED SHIRTS,
UNDERsrIRTs for Indies, children, and gentle
men;
INDICATED SHIRTS at SI.25 worth $3.50;
TERRA-COTTA UsQUETAIRE KID
GLOVES Just received;
w0RsTfD HOODS, JACKETS, scARFs;
GLOVES at very low prices;
RUBBER COATS for ladies and children a, !, 1 .26
worth az;
JEwELRy, BUTTONS, NOTIONS, &C., Sc.
Look at our BLACK SILK at ~ worth ii.75, just
from auction;
BASKET fLANNELs In OX-BLO0D. SCAR
LET, WINE, and all other shades, Just opened ;
Large stock OF FANCY GOODS Tor the holidays
AT extremely low prices.
Our store viii be kept open EVERY night un-
III 10 o'clock. Give us an earl, can to secure
some Of the great bargains.
ID. 4 Y. NITTyLDORFER,
DC l0-sa.sa&W o27 Broad street.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, q
Y. NJ. are requested 60 attend stated * *
communication Of their Lodge 1T Wc>t-I "
End Hall MONDAY EVENING, December 18Th.
at O'clock Members of sister lodges and transient
brethren are friternally invited 60 attend.
By order of the W. NJ.
do IT-Ifk H. r. STEPHENSON. Secretary.
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Ia CHAMPAGNE.

9Zi5' CHAMPAGNE.
On hand and for sale
EXTRA DRY VERZENAN. OF my own impor-
iatlOn;
PIPER HEID~lECk,
q. u. MUMNs DRY YERZENAY snd EXTRA
DRY.
L.RODERER, CARTE BLANCHE nRus,isnl, and
Tie
URBANA WINE COMPASY'S GOLD-sEAL.a
very superior wine made in this country.
de lI-2w q. CRAM
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GY ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH Twenty fifth and Broad strests).-No
services to-day.
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sO7 BROAD STREET.
DELICACIEs.
EOR CHRISTMAS WE OFFER:

T. SWEET. SPARKLING CIDER;
CD\'S. NELSON'S. t1DPEk'S, and 'HAl-
MERS'S GELATI\F.
SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY. fuN tWp
years Old-eui r9ntcod:
NEW ENGLAND and pr RE JAMAICA IN " 4,
BOURBON and MOUNTAIN RYE Nlil~hEh-,
VALENCIA. SULTANA, LONDON LAhEk
RAISlNS, FIGS. &C..
MALAGA GRAPES. tlEEAhl~. Ntl~-
MiNCE-MEAI. &C..
FRIT TT-IELLIES Of All kinds;
PLAIN and SWEET FithLt;
CATAWBA, SHERRY. PORT. aud OTHER
WINES. for table and cooking purn-,-:
FERRIS'S TONGUES, HANS, aHd tHlPPtD
BEEF;
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN and NORTHERN
BUCkWHEAT; ....
EGGS, Sc;
ORANGES, LEMONS, ald FLAYORlND ~.
TRACTS.
Please call and examine before purchasing.
GIiAPLfS /. TODD.
de l7-Iw I9S north sixth street.
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A New England man voted his butter
bill by mistake instead of l,is ballot, and
the counters, with knowledge OF butter
dealers probably, threw IL out as fraudu-
lent. Boston Eosi
That is the way our Virginia Canyassing
Board did with Gloucester county, but, like
revised milk with the milkman's custom
ers, MAyo's majority Of one will bc too thin
for Congress.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR-MONROE

IN LODGE, No. 73j.-By dispcnsatiOn from the
Grand Dictator The nomination and election Of
officers will take place on TUESDAY EVENING,
December l9ih. instant, instead Of on the last
mecting-night Of the month. BY order Of lne
Dictator. j. ID. MATTHEW'S.
de l7-ltf Reporter.
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NHRIsTNIAs FIRES

UPTOWN COAL AND WOODY AID.
corner Second and Jackson sireet-.
whore You can End the be-t quality o. ANIilkA-
CITE COAL Of an siIes-Nui, Stove. and Egg,
best LUMP SPLINT coal. BkiGHillOPB
COAT.-Ial and Lump: GOOD SOtT COKE iOr
cooking al $3.50 aud - Ter TON. BEST FOREST
and SECOND-GRON TIL PINE WOOD-i0R.
sawed, and -llil-at lowest market rates.
Orders hy postal or Otherwise promptly filled.
\. J.. BtRFoRD BRoTHER.
do ! : poltJaI4
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NJ CHAMPAGNE.

just receiving large shipment Of that cele-
bratod PREMIERE sERRE and GRAND WIN
IMPERIAL CiIAMPAGNE-bOt wines selected
for me with great care. q. CRAM,
de 9-2w No. Ii Governor street.
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NJ . r ! c r

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.l
RICHMOND, VA. December ,. lSs2. I
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK
for the election Of directors for the ensuing year
viii he held al their banking-hOusc on TUESDAY
the 9th day of January. 1888. at II o'clock VI.
de 6-2tawtd j.. F. GLENN. Cashier.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
DECEMBER ODD AND 23D.

TKAND n INDN1 WATTNtI.
The greatest Of al American plays. replctc with
humor' sentiment and paihos,
CHlSPA,
i romantic stage-piciure Of lif IN the giant red
wood forests of California, introducing
the popular sOuhreitc
VI II q n T. l. vi % Il +.
supported by magnificent company Including
Mr. Frank Losec, james &. Pa,lgcl. ". L.
sullivan. Douglass White. 4. u.
Howard. Charles Witty.
Miss Lena Melville. Anna Whitehall. etc.
NEW AND CHARACTERISTIC SCENERY.
COSTUMES. AND PROPERTIES
Prices ~ usual. sale of seats begin, THURSDAY.
q \. NJ, at Theatre and Ramos & Ramos.
d. 17-lts
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY ae0Ds: 1890.
GRAND DISPLAY OF
PREsENTABLy GOODS.
VISITORS WILL FIND
VARIETY or BOOKS.
ALBUMS. CBROMos.
GOLD PENS, BOXES
1000 XMAS CARDS.
sATCIIELs. BOX-PAPERs.
TOYS, WRISTBANDS,
TomHT-.ETs. PocKET-BooKs.
GRAPHO-COPEs.
GAMES. BAsKfTS,
wORK-BONEs,
WRIT1NG-DFsks s..
HANDSOME ENOUGH TO SUIT ALL TASTES
AND Al
MODERATE PRICES.
RANDoLPH'S ENGLISH
del7-at 1909 Man street.
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sprCrAL NOTICES
rA GRAND PRESENT FOR THE
t PEOPLE.

t PEOPLE.
We have sold hundreds Of CLOAKs this season,
and now before the season is over we oncr the
balance Of our stock of
cJ.OxKs, DOLsfANs, ULsTERs, JACKETS
AND
CIRCULARS AT COST.
OUR cHILDREN's cLOAKs
ARE acknowledged superior In quality. STYLE ana
finish. At cost price they are as low as co'n"""
goods are being sold at.
FOR CHRISTMAS
AND
NEW YEAR
we are Offering an immense line OF
FANCY GOODS
RIBBONS,
COLLARS.
HANDKBRCHiEFs,
LACE GOODS,
GLOVES,
GFNTLEMEN's sPRINC-TOP FUR-LISED
AND ALL OTHER MAKES.
beautiful line of
GESTLEMEN's sCARFs
AND
HANDKERCHIEFs.
SILVER JEWELRY,
PLATED JEwELRY.
HARD RUBBER MOURNING JEwELRY.
In fact thousands Of articles suitable
FOR PRESENTS,
ROTH Useful AND ORNAMENTAL.
REMEMBER THE PLACE AND MAKE NO
MISTAKE.
r.. j. LEVY x CO.,
DALI 2l3 east Broad street.
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me- THE l. MON PRAYER-MEET-
ING or TIE YOUNG MEN OF THE BAPTIST
CHURCHES OF TIIE CITY Will he held at the
second Baptist church SUNDAY AFTERNOON az
81 O'Clock. Al Young men cordially welcomed.
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CHRISTMAS CAKES,
y GHRISIMAS IkINI-t

IUKIsIMAS lAkE>!
~ CHRISTMAS CAKES.
CHRISTMAS CAMPS
For your CHRISTMAS CAKES. pato
ERIGGS'S BAKERY. ~ MAIN ~lRITT
POUND CAKE. FRiIT CANE.
SPONGE CAkE.JFLI.N tAhf.
CREAM CAKE. tirRON CAhf.
POUND SNOWFALL.
FRUIT SNOMBAil~.
SPONGE SNOW BALL.
StOTCH CAKES,
NEN-NEAR'~ CAhI~.
ANGEL FOOD. WtNECAht~
aud an endless variety Of SMALL CAMS. .rI.., no.
the best materials and work mln-llU.
PASTRIES of al kind. shape, Of amy hU'
made 10 order.
pIES-Applc, Peach. Chcrrv. Lemon. Puns. CO.
coanut-and don't forget o. Try BRIGGS II -
pERiOR MiNCE PITS.
FAMILY CAKES nicely baked, iced. aul .Ii...-
mcutcd.
Before buying, call and -,c Tor your-olsc..
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KRIss K9INGLE HAS ARRIVED

KRIsS k9INGLE HAS ARRIVED
PIZZINI'-.
sO7 BROAD STREET.
and has brought with him BIZ lot Of al sorts 81
good thing, consisting in part OF
FANCY BOXES.
CORNUCOPIAS,
FANCY Baskets.
JAPANESE GOODS.
FINEST BON-BONS.
ASSORTED CANDIES
SATIN aud STRAW BONLs,
Glaze FRUITS,
FINE CHOCOLATES.
CRYSTAII/ED FRUIT.
FIGS. PRINEs. NUTS,
EAIsINs, CITRON,
CURRANTS, &c, Sc.
Can early ~
dc I7-Gt sO7 BROAD ~IRFfT
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GY- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. W. W. LANDpUM will preach at ii A. NJ.
and ~ l.. NJ. 81
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MUSICAL CHRISTMAS PRE-faFESs
vi SCENTS. ~ ~
Now i- The time 60 bay that
PIANO OK ORGAN
SO long talked IhDnt.

You Viii md ~ RiLAND a LEES wafe..Dul,.
gt3 Main street. The largest stock ever --u l fht
South, consisting Of such superb PIANOS 1.
srIINNAN, CuICkERINC, HALLET 4 DA-
Wis, FISCHER, and CkONtS1EkN SETLiIE,
and such MATCHES ORGANS a. ihe MASON &
HAMLIN, WILCOX 4 WHITE. BURDtrr 4
sllONINGER
FACTORY PRICES GUARANTEED. Cash or
ins,almcnis. old instrument, taken ln cNchar.c.
We cordially invite the public 90 tcst our in-ir-
mcnts. RNLhND LIE.
Plano and Orgau-D,alcr~.
ds lT-6t Richmond ~.
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NJ NO DISAPPOINTMENT ON &C
COUNT OF WEATHER.
TIRE SALE OF
HOLIDAY GOODS, DRY GOODS.
AND
FANCY GOODS
WILL BE CONTINUED EVERY DAY.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23

SENATOR Bayard has recomm ended
that monument be erected to perpet-
uate the memory of the Mecklenburg
patriots of 1875. We wonder when the
Senator will give cause to perpetuate
his memory by favoring the enfran-
chisement of $4,000 of his own imme-
diate constituents who are deprived of
a voice in the Legislature. 1t is all
well enou h to honor the brave heroes
who struck the first bio " tor liberty,
prior TO the little tea party Of Boston,
but while exulting in she deeds Of dead
heroes, Senator Bayard should exercise
a little chari = 10: living heroes at home
suffering unier worse system of
slavery than that against which the
Mecklenturs patriots rebolled.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
ThORe MensurcS.

The REPUBLICAN has tried faithfully
to warn the people against the imposi
tion of stra berry sbarps who in sell
ing to customers make four quarts on
of three. We have done every thing
but name the men who are engaged in
defrauding the people, and still the
short quarts are continued, and the
heecing process goes on. Every day
people who have been defraudec, come
to our Gffice complaining of the fraud.
We are surprised that after all that we
have said the short measure men have
been patronized at all. 1t LOOKS as il
the psople wanted to be cheated or else
they would not patronize these shams.
1t requires but a glance passing along
the pavement to show who have the
honest measures. Since our exposure,
some of the shams keep two measures,
one hodest and one not, which they use
as circumstances will allow. Some OF
them have habit of clapping the fun
mel over the measure when certain
persons are passing. Wide awake Gus
toners should watch all these little
things and carefully pass by every
dealer who acts suspiciously.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
Rattlesuake Run Valley.

There is no natural valley within the
city of Wilmington or along the Bran.
dywine with more rough picturesque
beauty than the little vale from the
Middle Depot following Rattlesnake
run past Rosendale park on down to
the Brandywine. In short time this
beautiful valley will be stripped of its
loveliness by the onward march of i'm.
provement unless measures are taken
by .hose who love natural scenery and
the beautiful in nature to prevent it.
There is only one and indeed only one
way by which this valley can be pre-
served for the pleasure and benefit of
the thousands who leave their hot and
crowded homes in the city to get a
breath of fresh air and enjoy the CRATE
full shades of this embosome1 dell
among the hills. IL Can be done by
either bridging or springing double
arch across where the streets art now
forcing their way. These arches will
give ingress and esress to visitors
whether on foot or in coaches and ifthe
natural scenery ID preserved, this val
ley will for ages remain shady retreat
from the crowded city. Lowering ave.
nue. can be as well extended across the
chasm on an arch as to be filled up
solid and the cost will be light com-
pared with the advantages which
would accrue. Whatever may have
been said of Rosendale park in the past
there is no Ignoring the fact that it is
beautiful shady retreat-comantic in
the fullest sense of the word-N which
would be obliterated by filling up the
streets across Rattlesnake Run. We
that a petition will soon be
presented to the City Council request.
ing that body to have arched openings
under the streets to admit of the pas
sage of the cor slant stream OF visitors,
increasing every year who seek dav's
pleasure in the natural groves along
the Brandywine.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23

Is 1T possible that on crow dec
steambo a brutal man who knocked
young lady senseless, should be al
lowed to return to the city on the boa
and permitted to land quietly anG
without moestation make his escape
Why was not this man arrested and
bound and on arriving home handed
over to the police? Snal we say shame
on those who called themselves the
knights of 81. Patrick 1t it IS a part
of their principle to stand by and see
a drunken rutfian strike poor defence
less girl because she declined to dance
with him, without arresting the brnte,
they had better disband at once. the
memory of St. Patrick is not honored
by men bearing his name who will not
protect ladies fIom the insults and as.
saults Of drunken rowdies.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
Summer Goods,
AT THE
"BEE HIVE"

BOG MARKET STREET. BOG
Owing to the lateness OF
the season we are able to
place before our customers
S ONE EXTRAORDI-
NARY bargains in Dress
Fabrics for warm weather.
Thin all wool dress goods
from lSc. to 1.5O a yard, in
great variety.
Linen Dedacker, M u | |
DeIreland, Swiss, Extra val
uein Victoria Lawns, Pretty
Printed Lawns, Ginghams
and Zanzabar Stripes. An
immense stock of Black,
Creme and White Silk Lace,
and most every kind of Cot
ton Laces and Edging for
Wash Goods.
Last but not least, a very
DESIRABLE took of
SILKS in G OIL O r S,
BLACK BROCADESa and
WATERED, Black Dam
assa Hernaninas for over
dress r. L. RUSSELL.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23

THE NEW POLICE mill is in active
operations grinding out the future
guardians of The peace Of the city. So
far as the appointments have been
made, there can be no special objection
raised unless dispositi IN on the part
of some of the new appoiutees, to be in a
convivial frame of mind, is to be urged
as an objection. The Mayor cannot be
too careful in making his appointments
to keep this question Of convivial 50.
ciali,y before him. There are many
men who would make first class Off
GERS, if it were not for this little failing
We know the disgrace which few
drum ken debauches brought on Mayor
Almonds force, and that should serve
as reason why the new force which
is now being appointed and equipped,
should be carefully selected to avoid a
similar state of affairs. However if
mistakes should now be made they can
be remedled after by removal,
and appointment of better men. We
are not making a plea for force Of
teetotalers though this would not be
Objectionable, but it is ab-Ol utely ne.
cessary b,th for utility aud respecta-
bility, that the force b, beyond suspi-
cion in this respect.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23
6kEOlAA AENTlOU,
Ladies' Attention.

The attention Of the ladies Of this
city and vicinity Is called to the fact
that Mrs. Kirby, 202 King street, has
received new invoice of goods in new
styles of hats and bonnets in leading
shapes, also new material. Examine
her very large stock of feathers, rib
bons and flowers. A heavy stock of
trimmed goods.
You Can Recommend q. SIS.
for Catarrh, it is a sure cure, cured me
after all other treatment has failed,
writes G. G. Burns, Greencastle, Ind.
Price 81 and $l.75 per bottle of all
druggists.
COAsider able
if not more hickory interspe rsed In
Richardson's kindling wood. Dsliy-
cred in cellars opening on pavement
without extra charge.
Oysters,
il you want to get the best and fresh.
est oysters in the market 20 to AIN.
saows, III Shipley street. 20, 25 80
and 40cts. per quart; and also wholosa+
a.r,h retail
Headquarters for
water coolers, Cheap Johns, 3l3 Mar.
ket street. 20 per cent. less than the
lowest.
Butter.
Twerty frkins of butter for sale at
stalls 81 and 81 Third street market.
N. B. Appleton.
Low neck prices at Chapman's. 4th
and Shipley.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-23

The joke On the police by the It.
porters about that base ball match is
carried about far enough and in justice
to the blue coats it should be stated and
we do state, that tie reporters got most
jingloriously licked in the contest, and
the police are able to lick them any
time and all the time. We would take
this occasion also to state that there
was no beer at stake in the contest and
If there had been, the reporters could
have held their own, better perhaps in
emptying the contents of thu cask than
they did at playing base ball. Justice
to whom justice is due, and that virtue
should be exercised though the Heav.
ems fall 1t was the police that beat,
not the reporters.