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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M THE LARGEST DRY GOODS
STORE IN THE STATE.
TIE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.


BLACK GIos-GRAIN SILK at ~ per yard worth
Al Oh ,tsI o. nor ward worth sl.75, at $3.50
worth 40 At Al .j5 worth 1925, at s1.75 worth
s2.s5.at 40 worth $3.50 at 1926 worth 50;
STRIPED SILKS al soc. worth 65c.' at Csc
worth s5c. at 75c. worth 90c at Soc worth
81:
CHECKED SILKS at 75c. worth 81;
BLACK CAsuMEREs from 12sc. TO sl.25 per
yird-vcry cheap;
MOURNING DRESS GOODS Of every description
at lowest prices;
FANCY DRESS GOODS in endless variety-all to
he sold at extremely low prices;
GINGHAMs at ca. 50, 10, l21, and 15cS per
yard;
LAWNS 5. ca, 10, and 1219c. per yard;
WASH POPLINs nj ), 81, 10, and 12kc. per
yard;
CHENEY LINEN DRESS GOODS at Toe. per
yard worth lSc.;
LINEN BATIsTE at loo. per yard worth l5c;
DRESS LINENS and LINEN LAWNS In all
qualities;
SWISS MUSLIN ut 13c. per yard worth 2oc., At
lie. per yard worth 35c., at 10c. per yard
worth 4Oc.;
LINON DE DACCA at 1876. per yard worth
Csc, at zoe. per yard worth Soc, at 25c. worth
35c.;
SILKS, sATINs. PLAIDs, and STRIPES for
dress trimmings:
HEAVY FIGURED PIQUE at l5c. per yard
worth 2Jc.;
CORDED VICTORIA LAWNS at l2Hc. worth
25c.;
STRIPED MUsLINs at 12kc. worth zoe.
CHECKED MUSLINS at Is and 162lc. worth
csc. at DC, worth l3c.:
LACE STRIPED MUSLlNSat l5c. worth 25c.;
STRIPED sKIRTlNG at Ice. PER yard worth
15c.:
CITEyIOT SIIRTINGs in all qualities, from SIC.
to 25c. per yard;
CALICOEs. CAMBRICs, and. PERCALEs in
great variety:
sHEETINGs and sTIIRTINGs in all qualities at
popular prices;
PILLOW-CAsE LINEN, II yards wide, At iJc.
worth 60c.:
LINEN SIlEETING, q yards wide, Mt soc. worth
81. at IL worth 1928;
LINEN NAPKINS from soc. 10 80 per dozen;
DAMASK and HUCKABACK TOWELS from
s5c. to sl5 per dozen;
TABLE DAMASK from 25c. 10 50 per yard:
DOUBLE DAMASK TABLECLOTIIS. 4 by ?
yards. at SIG worth SO:
LINEN TABLE-COVERs at IL worth $50;
EMBROIDERED TABLE-COVERs at sl.2j
worth 50:
EMBROIDERED PIANO-COyEGs at 81 worth
Sc. M s6.5u worth SO;
TIDES from 10. 70 SO;
LACE PLLOW-sIIA ANS from SOC 10 s. pair
MARsEILLEs QUILTS at S1.4O. S2.1O. S2.2s.
$3.50, and "a, worth 81, 50. $3.50. 70. and
Sc:
LINEN CRASH TOWELLlNG ri 5. g., So. 10.
and up to 25c. per yard;
LADIES UNDERWEAR Of our own manu-
ficture. We offer WELL-MADE and WELL
TRIMMED GARMENTS at low prices to en-
courage home manufacture;
LINEN SIIlRT-BOSOMS a. l3, 1G. 20. %, and
Soc, worth 20. %. -. 40, and 5Oc.;
IIANDkERCHIEFS for men. women. and chill
dren at lower prices than ever;
COLLARS at 81 and Sl.2j per dozen worth
= and $3.50 per dozen:
\ big job-lot of CNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS from
4Oc. 10 IL cach
LACE CAPS and PIQUE BONNETs for chill
dr,n:
HAMBURG EDGlNGS and INSERTlNG>-the
largest assortment ever offered I'm this city;
aIargc assortment Of EDGINGS and INSERT
INGs 10 match exactly:
LACES-we show over sixty different kinds and a
iargeassortmcnt Of each kind:
SHOPPING. LUNCH, WORK, INFANTS
KEY. aud KNITTlNG-BASKETS;
TRUNKS. BAGS. SATCHELS. and NALISES:
TRUNK. SATCHEL-, and SIAWL-STRAPS.
LEVY BROTHERS.
1917 and 1919 Main street.
ap29 Richmond. Va
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PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG CONvOCATION-NEw CHURCHES
TO BE BUILT-ANOTHER FIRE IN CHESTER
FIELD-REvENUE RECEIPTS AND TOBACCO
EXPORTS, &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
APRIL %. 1882.
The Petersburg Episcopal Convocation
held its spring session this week in ST..
Johns church. at City Point. adjourn
ing Yesterday afternoon. \ good deal
OF business OF interest to the churches in
this section was transacted. The mission
airy reports were encouraging, especially
those for NottOway and Surry counties,
where steps are being taken TO build three
churches. The president was instructed
to confer with the Norfolk ConvOcation
about some plan for supplying vacant
churches in Sussex and Southampton cOun-
ties. Rev. Thomas Spencer resigned the
position OF secretary, and Rev. W. II.
Assheton was elected in his place. The
Convection adjourned to meet in Noyem-
Der in Westoyer church, Charles City
county.
Another fire occurred in Chesterfield
county Yesterday, destroying large guam
tity OF cOrd-wood belonging to Mr.. David
Wood, some five or six miles from the city.
On the previous uiN tnc OH Silai-pON nos
pital on the farm Of Mr.. W. =. Boisscau.
in Chesterfield county, used during the
late epidemic, accidentally caught fire and
was burned. No insurance.
The internal-reyenuc receipts in the Pc
tcrsburg district for the week ending to-
day amounted to elS,l95.s1. The exports
OF manufactured tobacco in bond from this
city during the week amounted to G1,SSO
pounds.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court has issued
eight malriagc-hcenses this month-al to
cOlorcd couples. There has not been a
white applicant Tor license to marry for
some weeks. ROBIN ADAIE.
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DEATHS,

Died. on saturday afternoon. April %. 1882. a
tbo residence of her husband George :. Merriman
Goa south Pine street. Mrs. MARY JANE MER
RIAfAN, in her sixty-sccond year.
Let me 20, the day Is breaklng-
Dear children. let me go:
We have spent a night Of waking
In the wilderness below.
Inward now bend my way,
Part we here at break of day.
Let me 90; / may lot larry,
Wrestling thus with doubts ana fcafss
Angels wait my soul 10 carry
Where my Lord appears.
Friends and kindred, weep not so;
If you love me let me go.
Wa have travelled iunR tOgetilct-
uamd In hand and heart I'm heart
Iy1ni through fair aud stormy weather.
And IT'S hard, Ills hard to part.
Vet we must Farewell 10 you;
Answer one and all, "Adieu."
Uor funeral will take place THIS Sunday Az
TFRNOON AZ 4 O'Clock from Pine-Street Baptist
church. Friends Of the family are Invited To az
tend.
Died. on the Dist instant. at 7:15 O'Clock z. ".
at his residence, No. 1862 east Cary street, Mr.
HENRY HARTKEN, in the forty-eighih year oil
his age. 49,
lie leaves a devoted wife and four children "a
mourn their loss.
The funeral will take place from st. Marv's Ro-
man Catholic church THIS (Snuday) AFTER
NOON nj 4 o'clock. Friends and acquaintance.
Of the family are respectfully Invited to attend
without further notice.
Died. IN Ashland. Va, Friday evening. April
81 ST. at $3.50 o'clock. Rev. LEROY VI. LEE. d. ~
His funeral will take place NJ Centenary church
Richmond, SUNDAY. at 2:3O L. NJ. Friends and
acUiaintances Of the family arc invited 20 attend
without further notice.
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n AMONG TIE MANY BARGAINS

M AMONG TIE MANY BARGAINS
WE OFFER THIS WEEK ARE:
sURAII SATINS in various dark shades AT 45c.,
selling generally at 75c.; various light shades
AZ 75c., the lowest value of which Is 1925;
22-inch ALL-SlLK sURAH az *1.1O;
SATIN DE RIIADAMES I'm several shades at
SIPS, the value of which is - yard;
4 large stock Of SATINS in black and colored at
25c. n yard under value;
Also. the largest stock Of COLORED SILKS ever
ofcred-among them many extraordinary bar
gains:
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS reduced from 81 u
yard TO 75c.;
GUINET'S - SILK at s1.40;
BLACK SATINDEEHADAME> Lyoncse manu-
facturo) at sips; also at s1.45-the quality
we have sold heretofore az - q yard;
sec our stock Of MORE SILKS and SATlNS:
All of our FOULARD SILKS are reduced 90 GOc.
yard. These good, are an silk, and some
among them, p inches in width, were sold AZ
81 yard
We shall also sell 44-nch-v.de ALL-WOOL
FRENCH NUNS YELLING 40 80 and 65c..
which il from 1O 20 2jc. a yard less than they
have been sold heretofore:
DRESS GOODS Of every description, from Ice. a
yard 10 the finest imported
SPECIALS N MOURNING GOODS.
ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING AZ 3jc.;
44-inch ALL-WOOL FRENCH LACE BUNT-
ING at 4jc.. general value is zoe;
LUPIN's ALBATEOSS CLOTH at 45c. yard;
LUPGN'S NUNS YELLING at 60 and Soc. from
10 TO 1Jc. yard under value:
4G-inch-widcC NMEL' >-fIAIR II MINER CLOTH
az Use. The price generally o. Sl.2J yard.
LTPIN'S INDIA GAU/E at 9tc. This Is The
lightest and most elegant mourning material
manufactured. and our direct importation.
TAMlSE and HENRIETTA CLOTHS. as well as
every other material for mourning wear I'm all
the various grades:
Extra bargains this week in al kinds Of HOUSE
WFAR. such as NAPKINS. TABLE-CLOTllS.
TOW ELS. LINEN SliEETlNG. etc:
Also, large stock of REAL and INVITATIONS
LACE CURTAINS az the lowest prices ever
known:
REAL LACE CURTAINS at i1J set for two
windows:
REAL. LACE CURTAINS 20 SO @ set, regular
Vaiup OF which J. $50:
Among our hundred various styles Of CORSETs
will be- found one style at 37.c. that Is sold
everywhere ar Csc.
THOUSANDS OF OTHER BARGAINS will Dee
exhibited on MONDAY.
up 22-Sa.Su&W COHEN BROTHERS,
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sYECTAL NOTICES.
NT AT sYCLE BROTHERS.
NEW GOODS EVERY DAY AND sUPPRTsIN,
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT..

BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT..
sILks:
Now open, the NEW SPRING STYLES Of
FANCY foULARDs at the low price OF 4Oc
ALSO,
BLACK and PLAIN COLoRED SILKS,
SATIN RTADAMFs.
SATIN DUCHEsSE MERVEILLEUX,
SURAlIS and SATINS,
In all qualities nj popular prices.
our assortment of MOllE ANTIQUES and
BROCADES l. complete aud uneXcolled I'm value.
We invite special attention to the following new
assOrtmcntOf-
BLACK BROCADEs, % inches wide, large and
small designs and extra heavy;
BELLOWS BLACK GROS-tikAIN SILKS. "a
inches wide, sl.25-sod last week at sl.9O
COLORED DRESS SILKS in all shades-new as
sentiments ut 40, so. So. and 9Oc, quality sold
last season atSl.l5 and I'll %:
COLoEED RiiADAMLS, DCCiIEssES, ST.
RAILS, MERNElLLEUX, and SATlNS-all
DRESS GOODS:
We have now open our entire spring importation
OF FOREIGN DRESS GOODS. comprising the
largest variety Of FANCY and STAPLE FABRICS
we have ever shown.
ELEGANT NOVELTIES in FANCY TINSEL
PLAIDS, STRIPES and BAYADERtS, SILK
AND WOOL and ALL-WOOL PLAIDS and
STRIPES, ALL-W00L SOLID aud INvlsI-
BIZ CHECKS, SILK-AND; Wool MIX
wonderful variety; I'm PLAIN FABRICS the
assortment, both OF qualities and colorlDgs. IS
unequallcd by any previous offering;
SERGES. SHOODAfIS, CAMEL's HAIRS, ANA
ZON CLOTH. HEATHER MIXTURES, AR
MURES, CASllMERES. NUNS YELLING,
and DRESS FLANNELS at all prices.
LACE DEPARTMENT:
We are showing all the latest novelties In this
department In LACES and made-up LACE
GOODS. We offer Us special and extraordinary
1000 wards BLACK SPANISH LACEs in new
and elegant designs. Of this springs impOrta-
ton. at 33c. per yard, worth every cent Of 73c.
per yard: 49,
pilow-shams. SC. nc 3Sc.-cheap at 75c. each.
special bargains viii be offered this week IN La
DIS and GENTLEAIEN'S HANDkERCHlEFS
and GLOVES I'm the latest styles for the spring
season. 4 fun line Of PARASOLS and sun
UMBRELLAS.
& ASSIMERES for Mems and Boys wear-we point
out special bargains In this department:
$50 pieces NEW MATTlNGS Just received.
You will also find full assortment Of the above
goods at our branch store. 1929 MAIN STREET.
SYCLF BROTHERS.
ap 23-eo1 81 Broad street.
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New Books.

Myth and Science. An Essay. BY TITO
NIGNOL. New York ID. APPLETON &
co. 1882. Price, $50.
This is one Of APPLETON's international
Scientific Series. Everything nowadays
is explained by the doctrine of evolution.
80 it need not surprise anybody TO find a
book explaining religion and science by
that doctrine, as this book attempts to do.
The author says that the source OF myth j.
the same as that OF science. "'ThOught has
run from myth TO science" Every
achievement Of the human understanding
passes through the same phases" "The
subjectivity of which animals and men are
spontaneously conscious in every internal
and external phenomenon, the subsequent
ratification OF ideas, even after thought
has attained to these more rational forms.
are the great factors OF myth in all it,
forms, OF supersiitions, of religions, and
also OF science" The words quoted indi-
cate the nature OF the book.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON d Co.
The Song Ware Designed for Schools,
Teachers Institutes, Musical COnven-
tions, and the Home Circle. BY II. ;.
PERKINS. Chicago, author OF Song
Echo" Headlight" "Graded Read
ers," &C.: III. j. DANFORTH, New York.
L. V. pEGEAFF, Superintendent OF
Schools, Paterson. n. D., Institute In
structor. author OF "Song Budget" dc.
New York, Boston, Chicago, san Fran
CISCO u. APPLETON II Co. 1882. Price
soc.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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EOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE
COMPANY,
400 EAST BROAD STREET.
CARDOzO, ALsOP, MOsBY & CO..
1905 EAST MArS srnEEI.
ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS wFrK.

'''+'' ''' '''i' M I'm
BLACK SATIN MERyEILLErX .Y of.
s1.12s-yery cheap;
BLACK SILK AZ siJO-best .,- .e.
before;
BLACK and coLoRED MORE ANIa
SILKS and sATiNs. sI.25"s6.
HUcK TOWEL fulI-Dleached. % ly-l I'M.
at 25c.-best ever seen inml.cty.
ALL-wOOL NUNS vElLING.80c.nsl-.
BEST BLACK BUNTING ever os.ri,-.-.
Look at our CREPE mPERATMcE ..r,
BYZANTINE at $3.50;
FULL-BLEACHED WHITE SATIN DANA
Ga inches wide, at :l25.fneaor..i..
STAPLE AND NOVEL GOOD, Anm.,
ALL THE TIME
OUR PRICES ARE GUARANTEED
TO
COMPARE FANOPIll1
WITH ANY REGtitR uu.r
IL InF
UNITED ~IATr-
CARDoIO. AL>Op NN~h ....
FoURQUREAN. PRi'tI.rrrr..
ilp l6-.DI
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Some heather are not rs much OF the
heather as we think: read Mahometan
proyerb, GOOD has bestowed the gooo
things of this world to relieve our neces-
sites. not to reward our virtues: these
will be rewarded in another world" We
know OF no greater necessity to be relieved
than n stubborn cold, and we know OF no
better relief than DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Rut n we are 10 have the preachers p'tteo
against the lawyers, as II now appears We
shall. then comes the tug Of war-oreeh
Mr.. II. j. Lee has bought back OF zap
tain J. p. Hawkins the magnificent res'-
dence in North Danville, and the Ninety
acres Of land lying near by, which Mr. Lee e.,
had turned over to Captain Hawkns IN
part payment for the Arlington Hotter, the
house and land being valued at S2G,ooo.
ALPHA.
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The Recess Resolution.

The Lynchburg IdrGnce pronounces ga
willy scheme" the resolution adopted the
other day by the House Of Delegates provi-
ding for a recess Of the General Assembly
until the It'll Of June. ii the Advance will
look into the matter II will find that that re-
solution was tantamount to resolution to
adjourn sine die. The Constitution says +;
"No session of the General Assembly af-
ter the first under this amendment shall
continue longer than ninety days without
the concurrence OF three fifths OF the mem
bers elected TO each house."
The General Assembly met in extra ses-
sion on the It'll of March. Between that
day and 18th OF June there are ninety-two
days. Every day Of recess is counted
always as part OF the session. In fact all
Sundays are counted. IL follows that II the
Senate had agreed to the House resolution,
"the willy scheme" would have come 10
nought. We earnestly desired that our
friends m the Senate should vote for the
resolution.
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We have taken some pains to ascertain
the sentiment Of the white ReAdjusters OF
this county on the present situation, ana
believe that large majority OF them are
bitterly opposed TO Mahone's radical mea-
sures. bedford Sentinel.
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The Lynchhurg ddronce reproduces
Senator NEwBERRY's poem and his letter
to Councilman HIGGINS. Has HIGGINs an
idea of joining the Big Five?
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FANCY GOODS.

- = L Y L n 5
HAS OPENED THIS WEEK
so LOW-PRICED CHINA CHAMBER SETS
several widths Of bands and MO>>-EO>E
SETS:
over 200 pieces Of TRlrLf-PLATED SILVER
WARE-amoug which are thirty or more
styles Of CA>TORS from threc 90 SIX bot-
tlcs; as many designs in PICKLE CA~-
TORS twenty-five pattern, NJ CAkE-BA>-
KITS. and a very large line of ~ TIER
DISHES. STGAR-DI~llES. GOELET~
CARD-~TANDs. CTPs, KNIVES. Spoons.
and FORKS. Wchayc undoubted.yth largest
and hc-t-sclcctcd stock OF good, shown in
any houso-frui,uing establishment BOZ thc
city. and guarantee finish. price. and quality
We have added 80 ClIlIDEEN'~ CARRIAGES
tooW stock hi, week. Hnl "a more are GOD
the way. We please uiuD uut uf tam lt those
seeing our style, AMI prices.
Another large iof Of Chat H. EGANr CREAM
LAID NoIE-PAlER. ceiling 80 l5c. o.
quiro. and ljc. fnr pack Of ENVELOPES
10 gross "LUBlN'~" lUGHLN-PERFTNFD
"MlLLED" TOILET SOAP selling atthrcc
cakes for De-,
TuREE-SIELF BLACK WALNUT BOOK
SHELVES and tiliDREN'S CANE-BOT-
TOM. HIGH CHAIRS .c.ling ~ y. at
STEVENS.
ape sos Broad street.
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MEETINGS..

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF NETM
~ MARSHALL LO ID G T.. No. l2,gzS y
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-A called mec:-s Z II
ing Of your Lodge viii be held al Con- (StSf<@J
cOrdia Hall, No. i02 east Broad street. \N&Z
MONDAY EVENING, April 24th. at ~.-'
O'Clock for work. Candidates for first. second ana
third degrees will pre- mt themselves promptly.
BY order Of 4. +. CRAIG. 4. &.
l.. Z. BARNES.
ap 23-ll Hooper Of RccOrds and seal.
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FERTILIZERS.

- II L EKA"'
"ORIENT"t
An planters wanting ir.t-ca,.. reliable
EERTlIiI EHS,
and those dealers and merchants wishing agencies
for such, viii DO well to address n, about these
OLD AND WELL KNOWN STANDARD
BRANDS
before making other arrangements. Also on hand
fun supply of pure h'sh-erad. chemicai--yiz..
PURE SILPIIATE or AMMONIA and SUPER
PHOSPHATE
of our own manuficture. and
PURE NITRATE OF SODA. as imported.
send for circular, terms, &c.
Addrcs,
MM. g.. CREN>Il AW, President
Atlantic and Virginia fcrt.liziug Company.
Crcnshaw Warehouse, Richmond. IA.
Zap MISUNDERSTANDING
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

We will on Monday and during the week exhibit
The largest and cheapest lincoi
PLAIN and WATERED slLks'
PLAIN and M9ik RS SrEl pMRR RA SIRE
MACK sATINs. SILK SATIN RHADAMES,
SURAH SILKS, aud other novelties IN slLn
Look HV Al our 81 GROs-GRAIN BLACK SILKS,
formerly sold at sl.25.
PARAsoLs! UMBRELLAS PARAsOLsl
$500 SILK PARAsOLs aud sUN-UMBRELLAs
from ~ 30 slO-the largest, best ana cheapest
line ever shown.
"a picccs more Of COURTAULDT'S BEST
BLACK SILK GRAPES, ia pieces and rem
nants, from 75c. 70 SO yard. Don't fail TO SCI
our line Of GRAPES. ...,,,,,.,,,,., ,,,-,,,r
INGS, NUNS NElLlNCS, IAMloni ana
HENRIETTA CLOTH, BLACK GRENA-
DIMES, &C., at extra low prices.
GLOVES UANDKERCHIEFsl HosiERYi
The largest and best-assorted stock Of LADIES AZ
GENTLiE,M,nE.NN,S, s 9pd MissEs' MD anu
WHITE and COLORED-BoRDERED HAND
WIFI it, R6WS. and STRIPED HOSIERY in
every variety and at all prices; 1890, a.,
Look al our BROWN and STRIPED REGULAR
MADE HOSE at 25c. per pair, former price
4Oc per pair.
A handsome line Of LADIES', MISSES, and
CHILDRENs NECkWEAR, POLkA-DOI
COLLARETTS. FICHUES' &c. Don't iaii 10
look at our line Of these goods.
! VIII open our entire new line Of LACES, HAM
BIiRG EDGiNGS, TORCIION EDGINGS and
iNSEnTiNCs. SrNNl>t ana fItNtli
LACES: also our line Of LINON DE DAC-
CAS-, VICTORIA LAWNS, CHECKED MUS
Inns:
| LINEN LAWNS and other WHITE GOODS for
summer wear NJ price that will astonish every
one.
200 pieces WHITE aud COLORED MATTlNGS
from % to jOc.-hest and cheapest IN the city;
/ IS pieces "A. GA. and 81 FLOOR OIL-CLOTIlS
Ut the lowest prices 70 . ...
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
ap 23-SuTu&Th Fllth and Broad stieeis
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NJ JULIUS MEYER q son

n JULIUS MEYER IL son
l.,ito attention e. tiicir
NEW AND LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF
PARASOLS.
embracing al the newest and leading styles in
SATIN. MOIRES, CREAM, WHITE. CARDI-
NAL, and BLUE, In plain and combination lin
ings. at lower prices than they have ever been Of
fcrcd:
HANDsOMELY-LlNED SATIN PARASOLs
from - up;
sUN-UMBRELLAs in silk, Turks satin, serge
&C.:
DeUBLE-FACEDS SILK SUN-UMBRELLAS, en-
trcly new and handsome.
DRESS GOODS
in handsome novelties opening daily
ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING mall shades, soc.
Another lot of the 27-inch BORDERED RUBAN
CLOTHS al the extraordinary low price Of
15c.:
Handsome line Of SUMMER SILKS at zoe. worth
75c.;
All the new shade in NIOIREs and sURAH SAT-
INSatsl
Look II the BLACK MOlRES atS1:
BLACK SILK BROCADE GRENADINES iunew
and handsome designs at Soc. worth s1.25.
Large line of lightweight
BLACK GOODS.
BLACK ALL-NOOL NUNS YELLING az Is to
zoe.
BLACK ML-WOOL BUNTING from l6's to
Ace:
BLACK FOCLES, BENGALINE CLOTHS.
SHOODAS. TAMISE, HENRIETTAS. at spc-
- cial low prices.
\ most complete line of
WHITE GOODS.
so pieces WHITE LINON DINDIAat 1 Dc. worth
De-;
20 pieces PERSIAN MCLLS at 22c. worth 30c. (;
PERSIAN MILLS in Cream, Blue and Pink:
EGYPTIAN LAWNS, FRENCH MULLs. Or
CANDIES. and NtINSOOkS;
DOTTED and FIGURED SWISS MG~LiNS I'm
Whites and Creams from lGfc.up:
All the NEW iAtES. including ORIENTAL.
FDELWElSS. POINT MARESQUE. MAR
GUERIrE. BLACK and CREAM SPANISH:
The largest and cheapest line Of Tore HON
LACES ever shown;
SWISS and NAINSO0K ENlBROlDERIFS-new
and handsome desims-from l2isc. to : l.2J:
1000 pieces II AMBURG EMBROlDERlES IA ex-
trlordlnarlly low prices.
MATTINGS.
Special large LOT from auction very cheap.
40 rolls EXTRA HEAVY No. | FANCY MAT
TING at 2Jc. worth Zoe:
Good WHITE MATTiNGS at l2kc. and up;
Good RED CHECK NJ 1910. and up, at
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
ap 2-e0d 60l aud GO3 Broad street.
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M PARK-PLACE VI f. T II Cd T
CHURCH (west Franklin strcet.-services IL 4.
VI. and 8 T.. VI. by Rev. DIR. JAMES, ofAshland,
Va editor of the American Guest" and publish
er Of " Ifomiltucal 1lonthly."'
In SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. r. +. SKINNER, -. d.. of Raleigh. y. e.. will
preach az IL \. VI. No service at night q
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TOBACCO. CIGARS. .Se.
DsssoLUrIONs q pARrNERsHIps

RICHMOND, VA, April 10, 1852.
TCHE FIRM OF SPENCE, BIBB n co.
1 is his day dissolved by mutual consent. I'll
SPENCE viii continue The BOOT AND SHOE
BUSINESS as heretofore al $40 east hroau sute''
under The name and style OF r.. H. SPENCE GO"
and they will settle all claims aud ltahli les OF the
/ old arm r.. n. SPENCE,
/ JAMES ID. BIBB.
Thanking my friends and the public for their
liberal patronage of the 0td nrin, Would s"iicH
| continuance OF the same for tie new nrni.
Respectfully, &C.,
ap22-lw JAMES ~ ptub'
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a.


GREAT BARGAINS gAt
" ,rrp ACTIVE CLOSING or SAW "a
Az fNNIr\.r >TOCk ot b'"'
~ TElNN~
HELLER CO. .,..,....,
~, making eNten,Ac mpro', .'s ~ o.a'.aan
5i7 Be6Gp srErEr. a9i ,, ,., l.r ihel spo.' 90
located al 2l3 east tf'll sod
CLOSING 'I boots. uors, aaa RI >H. ..',.sa.,,
embracing ,he l' NJ tl,.s is,. lho' -'''' '
DC ,old regaric,' oi ',.,. al n want ol tN''N ''
A c,lii solicited lroi' '' 'nfltH \ go
gains. as east bf'"' ID .''''
Due notice will be given .si ..tregL sP ia-ll'
| n1-. III Id 81 4 Nd. 81 u----
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LECTURES.

Mr.. KEENAN, has gained the reputation Of
being the most polished lecturer on Tie platform.
No pedant. no dry geography, or hard geology
about sibcra-simply an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gus lecture about the life he and some other good
fellows led there for few months.
Verdict 4" Worth dozen ordinary lectures"
Ills costumes moi limitations bus brought by
himself from sibcra) arc q curiosity.
Reserved seats ai RAMOS & MOSES. ap 20
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4 PPOINTMENTS IN RICHMOND
~ FOR
Mr.. ROBERT GRAHAM.

Mr.. ROBERT GRAHAM. the organizer Of tenn
perancc work. has the following appointments:
FRIDAY NIGHT. APRIL Notwithstanding
in st. Paul's church nj ; O'Clock.
SATURDAN-l2 M-WOmen's meeting In It.
james church
SATURDAYS l.. M.--Grace church
SUNDAN-1l \. M-St Johns church.
SUNDAYS L. M.-St. Mark church.
MONDAY. Paths l.. M.-Mccting for confer
ence Of clergy and laly In ST. Paul's vestry-room.
ap 2l-3t