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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
E- OUR SILK DEPARTMENT.

The attention and activity that is involved In
this department Of our house can only he spprcci-
ated by taking even simple glance at II. We feel
compensated, however, for labor by the fire.
quent remark Of It's being
aTHE MOST SUCCESSFUL DEPARTMENT OF
THE KIND SOUTH OF NEW YORK"
Many ladies have attributed this favor 10 our
large assortment and ever-yarylng and elegant de-
signs. We think, however, that our prices ought
10 bear a great share Of that success.
We are now offering large lot
BLACK AND COLORED ALL-sILK 24-INCH
WIDE SATIN MARyEILEUx Mt 81. 25, gem
orally selling from $3.50 to sI.75 yard;
SATIN and MORE at s1.I5, formerly sold at
$50;
SURAH SATTNS at 90c.. formerly sold at 81 rs;
GUINET's ALL-sILK BLACK SATIN DE DU-
CHEESE at 81 a yard, valued al $3.50;
24-INCII BLACK VELVET FINISH SILK Bon
nets) at ~, the value Of which Is 1918.
We have every grade of BLACK SILK I'm price
from soc. yard to the finest imported. The at
traction ia these goods has to be exhibited over the
counter.
27-Inch elegant quality BLACK sICILIENNE at
$3.50 valued at $3.50 yard.
As to our NOVELTY SILK GOODS we shah not
make stale the sight by vain attempt at descrip-
ton.
In our
MOURNING STOCK DEPARTMENT
viii De found everything that can be thought OF,
aud many things that are entirc,yncw We might
start wiiha
GOOD QUALITY ALL-WOOL BUNTING
ut l2i.c., and end-it IS difficult TO say where.
The most popular material this season Is likely
to be NUNS YELLING, ALBATROSS, FAUIE,
and CAMEL 'S-HAIR GAUZE. We have a full
supply of all. and are offering them at less than
general prices.
Among other specialtles we offer
25 sets of REAL LACE CURTAINS AZ near one
half their value, among them some Of the finest
we have ever sold: also. large stock OF Gull
PURE. NOTTINGHAM. and Antique;
20 pieces of FLOOR OIL-CLOTH at 6Oc. on the
dollar.
Our stock Of FINE WHITE GOODS, LACES,
and EMBROIDERIES is a department that Is not
to be overlooked this season ~ the year. We offer
rare bargains 1 some Of them-thc GRENADINE
LACE PIQUE at &c. a yard. These are dOmcs-
tics. We have the foreign In COLORS. rather bet
ter goods. at soc. yard.
Extra attractions In our HOSIERY and GLOVE
department. COHEN BROTHERS,
corner Fourth and Broad streets
ap S-Sa,Su&W
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The American Express Company has
adopted q money-order system very like
the one we recommended the other day
the one, we mean, which originated in Gin
cinnati. Hereafter the company will sell
at all of It's offices money-orders for sums
not over five dollars at five cents, and for
not over ten dollars at eight cents, the or
ders being Of three kinds: First, payable
to bearer; second, payable only on receipt
OF sendck's card OF advice; third, payable
to order Of person in whose favor drawn
Somebody In the Richmond post-officc
has our thanks for the article giving us this
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THEY WILL REOPEN ON
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 11TH,
AND WILL OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
SILKS AND OTHER DRESS GOODS.

Handsome WHITE KNOTTED FRINGED Tex
ira Target DANfAsK TOWELS at soc. worth
81;
1000 LINEN Os0Ms-two-ply bosoms
at 13c. usually sold at o0c., at Ice. former
price 25c.; three-ply bosoms at 25c. former
price 40c.; three-ply bosoms at 30c. former
price 50c.;
5000 HANDKERCHIEFS for men, women, and
children. An importers stock, some slightly
damaged, will be sold at a reduction Of 40 per
cent.
10000 yards SWISS SIUsLIN-2Oc. quality at
13c., csc. quality at lie, 35c. quality at
Ice. Such bargains have never been offered
before in this line of goods.
FANCY, WHITE, and RED-CHECK MATING
in all qualities at very low prices;
OIL-CLOTIIs In all wholesome extra bargains
in this line;
RUGS In great variety at the lowest prices Of
fered;
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS FOR BOYS
AND MEMS WEAR;
HAMBURG EDGINGs and INsERTINGs-the
largest assortment we have ever had;
LACES Of every descriptions;
And full assortment of goods in every depart
ment at the very lowest prices for frst-class
goods.
APPS LEVY BROTHERS.
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The habit OF referring 10 the white race
In general, and Of this country In particu-
lar, as Anglo-Saxon is becoming somewhat
confirmed. 1t may be habit only, but is
one which intelligent writers-who are said
10 mould the opinions Of the masses--should
break or avoid contracting. Every Satur-
day.
William 8. Dunn, travelling salesman,
shot himself In the head in his employers
store In Philadelphia Thursday, expiring
In half hour. The act was caused by de-
preston OF spirits consequent upon the
death Of bis wife.
To steal an umbrella Is at last crime.
But i man steals bottle OF DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup to cure his cough can 1t be
called crime
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The State Debt-The Mandamus Law

The State Debt-The Mandamus Law.
AS soon as Mr.. ROYAL commenced his
suit in the Court of Appeals by petition for
q manddmuS TO test the constituti0nality OF
what is known as the coupon-killer, Mr..
RIDDL EBERGER introduced into the Senate
a bill to take away the jurisdiction of the
Court OF Appeals in manddmuS cases.
This was of course intended to defeat the
suit that had been brought. As soon as
the bill passed both houses Mr.. ROYAL at
once came to Richmond and commenced a
suit in the Circuit Court for this city, in
tending to carry this case by appeal to the
Court OF Appeals and have both heard to-
gether, so as to avoid any question about
the jurisction of the court. Judge WELL
FORD, however, we learn, mot from him
self declares that he Is unwilling to decide
so grave question without taking ample
time to consider IL; so that il is not likely
that this second case can he put on the
docket OF the Court of Appeals by We'd
nesday, when the other case is set down
for argument However, should the Court
Of Appeals hold that Mr.. RIDDLEBERGER
has taken their jurisdiction away-which,
however, they will not do unless they con-
strue the constitutional provisions on the
subject very differently from what we sup
pose they will-they will hardly have their
Judgment entered up before another case
will be presented to them in which their
jurisdiction is beyond dispute-that is, on
the theory that Mr.. RIDDLEBERGER's bill
does not apply TO the circuit courts.
It is possible that Mr.. RoYAIa. has
taken unnecessary labor upon himself
that is, IL the copy Of the act which
Is before us Is a correct copy. Section OF
chapter 1856 OF the Code Of 1873 confers
Jurisdiction OF maaddmuS upon the Court
OF Appeals, but refers to the Court Of APP
peais only. This act was passed In 1SG9-'70,
to carry out the power TO confer this iuris-
diction upon the Court OF Appeals pro-
yided for in the new Constitution. But
section OF chapter 1865, which has always
been the law In Virginia, confers general
jurisdiction In maaddmns upon the circuit
courts. Now Mr.. RIDDLEBERGER has stuffed
into section Of chapter l5G a provision
that no mandamuS shall issue to compel the
receiving OF coupons, evidently intending
thereby TO take away the jurisdiction Of the
circuit courts by an amendment TO law
relating entirely to the Court Of Appeals
This Is curious place to put such proyi-
sion, and the Court OF Appeals when called
upon TO construe II, may be constrained to
say that an amendment of law relating to
their jurisdiction exclusively could not be
held to extend TO another law which had no
relation whatever to their Jurisdiction, how
ever general the terms Of the amendments
might be. So that perhaps 1t was well for
Mr.. ROYAL to take the course he has pur-
sued. We can't say.
What does Mr.. llIDDLEBERaER mean by
his new law, anyhow, Since he holds the
Legislature TO he the high Court Of APP
peals, will he not now introduce another
bill to construe the previous one and to tell
the Court Of Appeals what he does mean ?
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The Big -Four.

The Big Four" still squelch little Ma
hone whenever they deem It judicious. 1t
is about time for the Wing to pitch into
them as savagely as it did into the Parson.
Senator Newberry put on a rider in the
shape OF an amendment providing that
"each county and city shall elect their
general commissioners Of sales" This
will give complete quietus to another of
Mahone's contriyances for enslaving the
State Virginia People.
The judicial bill was defeated in the
Senate by the votes Of Williams, Hale,
Wingfield, and Newberry. Their votes
cannot be too highly appreciated by the
good people Of the State.-Blue Ridge
Echo.
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nj SYCLE BROTHERS.

The great Increase In our business has cOmpelled
us this season to make great improvements in our
establishment. We are now ready 10 accommo-
date our numerous friends and customers, and on
MONDAY will show the largest stock Of FOR
EIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS ever
offered In Richmond. and at prices that can't be
beat, comprising I'm part
LYONS and ZURICH BLACK and COLORED
sATINS, and PARIS STAPLES and FANCY
DRESS GOODS; also,
LYONS BLACK CACHEMIRE,
LYONS BLACK FABLE,
LYONS BLACK CACHEMIRE VICTORIA.
LYONS COLORED FAILLE,
LYONS COLORED CACHEMlRE.
LYONS COLORED POULT DE sOIR:
BLACK RHADAMES. line Of qualities;
BLACK SATIN MARvEILLEUX,
BLACK SATIN DE LYON.
FANCY SILKS, CADRULE. JASPE, Sc;
BLACK sATlNS. all widths and qualties
COLORED SATlNS, fun line Of best shades;
BLACK SATIN DUCHESsE,
BLACK SATIN MORE PEkIN,
BLACK SATIN DAMAssE.
BLACK AND COLORED ALL-sILK PEKIN
MORE.
sale az greatly reduced prices having been slightly
dlmaged on the voyage per steamer " aernod.'
Also.
80 pieces NUNS YELLING.
all of which will Doe found worthy the attention Of
buyers. who viii find the goods arranged for CN-
animation MONDAY MORNING.
Fnll line Of BLACK CASHMERE sIIAWLs;
We Will also show full line of TABLE-LlNEN,
NAPKINS, and TOWELS:
1O-4 and l2-i LINEN sIIEETlNG-BAENS-
LEl'S best l2-4 only 81. good value for : l.6J /;
80 pieces LINEN a. 25c., good value for Doe;
u pieces LINEN at Bic. good value for SOC;
4 fun line Of DRESS GINGHANS and PER-
GALES no for the season.
In LACES and EMBROlDEkIFS We show the
largest line ever shown this side Of Now York,
and guarantee 10 please both in prices and
quality.
In WHITE GOODS and LINEN LAWNS we
can show All -tyles and quantities that may De
asked for;
l case COLORED LINEN LAWN at 1870, good
value for 3Jc.:
100 pieces MtTTlNGs, 20 be sold at New York
prices:
Also n full line Of OIL-CLOTIIS. WINDOW
SHADES. and LACE CURTAINS.
SlCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
Wehayc opened a branch store at 1929 MAIN
STREET for the accommodation Of the lower
portion Of the city. ap 2-e0d
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It was learned in Washington on We'd
nesday that the Secretary OF War, i'm his
report to the President on the case of Ser
geant Mason, takes issue with the Judge
Advocat General OF the army on the ques-
ton OF the validity of the sentence of the
court-martial. 1t will be remembered that
the Judge-Advocate General reported that
the proceedings were irregular and faulty,
and that the sentence was void. The pre-
else ground taken by the Secretary of War
in disputing this point is not known, as he
declines to make the character Of his re-
port public. 1t is also stated that while
Attorney-General Brewster has not given
any formal opinion in the case, he has eX-
pressed views 70 the President in oppose
ton to the stand taken by the Judge dvo-
cate General.
The long curls Of Maggie O'Brien, a
young woman employed in the overall fac
tory at Mattevan, caught on shaft to which
her sewing-machine was attached on Tues
day, as she stopped to pick up lost bob
bin-ring, resulting in her scalp being torn
completely of. The scalp was replaced and
sewed on the head.
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DEATHS.

Died. at the Protestant Episcopal Church Home
at o'clock saturday morning, Miss HORTEN-
TIA BROOKS.
The funeral will take place from the Nlonu-
mental church on MONDAY MORNING AT IL
O'Clock Friends and relatives are requested TO at
tend.
Died in New Kent county, April 7, 1882, ROB-
bridge: aged ten months.
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Moving springs OF action are deeply IN
terfused with principles subject to certain
laws. The nervous man finds his life
blasted, but he can be restored to vigorous
health 10y DR.. Benson's Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills. They are simple, harmless,
and eficacious.
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CoURQUREAN. PRICE. TEMPLE

EOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE s.
COMPANY,
40 EAST BROAD STREET;
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MO>Bl & CO.
1908 EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. Va.
LARGEST STOCKS EYER EXHIBITED iN
THIS CITY.
MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES TlIROUGHOiT
OUR STOCKS.
We are now prepared for The demand. fr
SPRING and SUMMER STAPLE and fANCl
BLACK SILK DEPARTMENT..
I'm an the latest designs of SILKS. ARNT-PT~ Sc
CILIANS, SATIN DE MERNEiLLEtN ant
DE RHADAMEs, ranging in cost from jo.. fp
Look M our BLACK sILK tsI.5o-be,t ..la
ever seen I'm this market;
For trimming and combining with above lli '..
our stock Is replc'c with thr advanced mDft.f It.
IN MORE ANTIQUE. SILKS. and SATIN>.
ranging in cost from = l.2J o. .b:
BLACK BROCADES no gIctly reduced figure
WHITE GOODS.
In DAMASKS, NAPKINS. pO1IlTS. CRASH.
WlNE-CLoIHs, TOWELS. our .toch. are
As OF special value We ask your attention o.
BLEACllED DAMt~k 200 IN and SLID:
HUCk TOWEL &C 2jc.-be,t offered before iH
this market.
BATH TOWELS iu endless variety.
COLoRED DgT,e GOODS
I'm all the new cOoring7 Of fdWu. olive. Pc1cock,
Russian Blue, Drll. kesr1I. saucepan. Iicitu
Grey, Tan. Bronze tcgcthci .ih % luli lul vac
rci exhibit ~ Tennis. llOiIo. oriental stripe.
and newest effect On thcchs ANA stripe;
Best value ln The city u DEBEbl 40 IL b..
BLACK GOODS.
In preparing ior THIS "nr ,ncchl dcpai imrni' 1892
have spared neither expense nor time. WCcOun-
IDENTIFY claim 10 show fuller more varied. lud
cheaper line than any house south OF Now y nlt.
Among our special lines We tuumelafC-
BLACK slLh-WARP IENRltITAa il.25 fo
ALi-WOOL CASHMERE. zoe. 20 sL75-bc,t
values ever seen flr flc money.
BARATHEA, Nuns WILLING, >HOODAH.
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G3- METHODIST SUNDAY-SCH0OL
SoClETY.-The regular monthly meeting Of the
Methodist Sunday-school Society OF Richmond
and Manchester will be held at Manchester Mctho-
dist church THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at 81
o'clock. A. l.. WEST, President
Charles r. Radv, Secretary.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. At Max Meadow. Wythc county. Va,
on the evening OF April 9Th, by Rev. Walter ".
Robertson, JOHN b. KENT and Miss LUCY y.
MCGANOCK; both of Wyihc county, Va.
Married. on the 9th Of March. by Rev. NJ. ID.
IIoge. ID. d., s. DOUGLASS TOTTY TO Miss
HELEN A. BOWIE. No cards.
ElIcOtt City MIDI papers please copy.
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HORSES. MULES. &c.

A BEAUTIFUL BAY HORSE, o.,
"A high bred, young, perfectly sound. Zf2A
kind and gentle In harness aud saddle, trots fast,
bne action. and very stylish. The owner sells for
no fault--only want OF use. Apply at No.
Eighth street, near Main. az Mr.. 4, T.. TURNER'S
stable. Alec, TOP-BUGGY. ap9-3t
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mFIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH

LE TX ID n L L CHOhtH
Twelfth and Broad streets).--ln recognition Of
the gracious revival just enjoyed by the church,
SUNDAY will DC devoted to thank-ofering SER
vices for the spread Of the Gospel among the ma
tons. Drs. THOMAS, TUPPER. and HAWTHORNE
will make addresses at IL A. NJ, and DIR. j. l.. VI.
CURRY and others at 8 p. NJ. All welcome. 2t
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III SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Fifth streetsl.-Rev. G. W.
GRIFFIN, ID. d., OF Tennessee, will preach az IL
A NJ. and r. NJ of
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NJ MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rev.
j: G. ARMSTRONG, ID. d., rector.-Services at IL
4. NJ. and II. VI. Sunday school at % \. VI.
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naST. LOHN,S EPISCOPAL CHIrRCH

(corner Twenty fifth and Broad streetsl.-servces
at IL A. NJ, Rev. Mr.. BRowS, of Brooklyn, oficia-
ting; and at 7:i5 =. W.. Rev. DIR. J. G.. ARM
STRONG officiating.
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nj JULIUS MEYER & SON
invite attention to their
NEW AND LARGE ASSORTMENT

vi JULIUS MEYER & SON
invite attention to their
NEW AND LARGE ASSORTMENT
PARASOLS,
embracing all the newest and leading styles I'm
SATIN, MOIREs, CREAM, WHITE, CARDI-
NAL, and BLUE, I'm plain and combination lin
ings, at lower prices than they have ever been Of
fered:
HANDsOMELY-LINED SATIN PARASOLs
from 80 up;
sUN-UMBRELLAS in silk, Turks satin, serge
&C.;
DeUBLE-FACED SILK sUN-UMBRELLAS, en-
tIrely new and handsome
DRESS GOODS
In handsome novelties opening daily.
ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING in all shades Soc. I:
Another lot of the 27-iuch BORDERED RUBAN
CLOTHS at the extraordinary low price Of
l5c.;
Handsome line Of SUMNER SILKS at coo. worth
75c.;
All the new shade IN MOIRES and SURAH SAT-
ms tSl;
Look at the BLACK MOIRES at 81;
BLACK SILK BROCADE GRENADINES I'm new
and handsome designs at Soc. worth sl.25.
Large line of lightweight
BLACK GOODS.
BLACK ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING at % to
40c.;
BLACK ALL-WOOL BUNTING from ICE. to
40c.;
BLACK FOULEs, BENGALINE CLOTHS,
sHOODAs, TAMISE, HENRIETTAs, at spe-
cial low prices.
A most complete line OF
WHITE GOODS.
40 pieces WHITE LINON DINDIAat 15c. worth
&C.;
40 pieces PERSIAN MULLS At 22c. worth SOC;
PERSIAN MULLS in Cream, Blue. and Pink:
EGYPTIAN LAWNS, FRENCH MULLS, Or
CANDIES and NAINSOOKS;
DOTTED and FIGURED SWISS MUSLINS in
Whites aud Creams from lGAc. up:
All the NEW LACES. including ORIENTAL,
EDELWEIS> POINT MARESQUE. MAR
GUERITE, BLACK and CREAM SPANISH:
The largest and cheapest line Of TORCilON
LACES ever shown;
SWISS and NAINSO0K EMBROIDERIFS-new
1000 pieces HAMBURG EMBROuDERIES at OK
traordinarily low prices.
MATTINGS.
Special large lot from auction very cheap.
40 rolls EXTRA HEAVY No. l FANCY MAT
TING at 25c. worth Zoe:
Good WHITE MATTlNGS at l2kc. and up:
Good RED CHECK az lGfc. and up,a
JULIUS MEYER x SONS,
an 2-eOd COL and SOB Broad street.
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We return thanks TO DIR. JAMES Z.
REEVES, secretary Of the State Board Of
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FANCY GOODS.

- T L V L n 5
HAS OPENED \ VERY LARGE STOCK OF
CHILDRENs CARRIAGES
At BOTTOM PRICES.
We use only those of the Whitney and Mckee
Harrington make, and fully guarantee every CAR
RAGE We sell. We have the largest and best
lighted salesroom for them In the city, using our
entire second floor for CARGlAGES and UPHOL-
STERED CHAIRS. Additions viii Doe constantly
made thcNss0rtmcnt being Kept as complete as [
Is possible to do So. Give Us q call We will not
be undersold.
500 4-JOINT "CANE" FIsHlNG-POLESg going
al Toe;
4 large lot Of BIRD-CAGES-Brassa and Painted
all shapes very cheap;
500 FLORAL SETS. just the thing all need, at
25c.;
FINE POLISHED TROWELs al l0c.;
1000 sets UNHANDLED CUPS and SAU-
CERs-FINE PORCELAIN GOODS at zoe.
per set, or the cups separately at zoe. per do
zen. This Is the biggest bargain In this nnewe
ever offered:
See the new styles Of low-priced CHAMBER SETS
at STEVENS,
ap1 sos Broad street.
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DICHMOND THEATRE-MONDAY.

THEATRE-MONDA
EASTER MATINEE AND NIGHT.
MATINEE AT 2:3O-EvESING ATS.
THE FASHIONABLE FAvORITES
MORTON's BIG FOUR MINSTRELS.
NEW SONGS.
NEW JOKES!
NEW ACTSl
G END MEN 6
THE sUNBURNT ESTHETIC CRANKAPIl0-
BTNS.
COPIoUs DRAUGHTS OF MIRTII,
ELEGANT QUINTETTE,
MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA.
Prices as usual. ap s-2tF
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LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTER.

DOCKLAND LIME, ROSENDALE CE-
II MENr. PORTLAND CEMENT Imported,
CALClNED PLASTER, LAND PLASTER
ground fresh daily, NOVA SCOTIA LUMP
PLASTER. send for prices.
WARNER MOORE.
NH 22-eod seventeenth street. south side dock
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IL GRAND SPRING OPENING OF
CHOICE AND NEW DRESS GOODS,
MORE SATINs, SILKS,
NOVELTIES, &C.,
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS
where they have been receiving for the past week
one If the LARGEST and CHOICEST STOCK it
has ever been their pleasure 10 display Don't fail
u visit our place in search Of bargains.
80 pieces tiUINETS BEST BLACK SILK from
81 70 80 our 81 SILK IS worth sl.25;
G3 pieces BLACK and COLORED MORE
sATlNs and SILKS from 81 10 - a
\ fgil line Of CoLoRED and BLACK
sATINs, BROCADEs, SUHRAH SILKS.
SO pieces new udIANDSOsIE BLACK ALL
BEADED PRINCES, from soc. to -
10 pieces SATIN and slLK-RUN BEADED
PAsSAMENTERIE,f from Doc. to 800 a
Also, ian line Of BLACK and CoLoRED
SILK PRINCES, ORNAMENTS, BUT
Tons, &C., at lowest prices.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
o2 pieces 42-lnch FOULE, NUNS YElLINGs,
SHUDAH CLOTH>, BEIGE MIXTURES,
&c, I'm every shade, and CHECKS.
STRIPES, PLAIDs, &C., to match, at all
"a pieces :, FRENCH BUNTINGs, all shades, at
% and soc.
OurBLACK GOODS STOCK Is again full with
an elegant line of FRENCH BUNTlNGS. NUNS
VEILlNGS, TAMISE, MONTE. HENRIETTA,
and SHUDAH CLOTHS, CASHMERES. GRENA-
Dimes, and other BLACK GOODS, which viii
pay you to examine.
GRAPES. GRAPES!
500 yards remnants Of GRAPES from one-half
20 three yards. Amongst this lot Will be
found some elegant pieces for wells at one
half their value. A. we have large lot,
they must be sold.
We have also our regular line Of COUR-
TAULDT'S SILK GRAPES. from 81 10 SO.
Immense line Of PARASOLS Just received. In
six, satin. MOirc. and Shaded, with and without
lace, at remarkably low prices. Don't fail % look
ut our line before purchasing.
MATTINGs! 0IL-CLOTHS! MATTINGSl
100 pieces Al. 81, and G-i BEST lIATTINGS,
20 10 Soc:
SO pieces A. Ga, and s-4 BEST OIL CLOTHS,
40c. 10 81 yard.
As we have bought nothing but perfect goods,
our customers can rely on what they purchase.
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
Central Block, 50l Broad street,
ap 2-Su,Tu&Th
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, a
1Vl bers Of L0GE FRANCHISE, No. 53,~M
A. h. and a. NJ, are requested to attend a x *
stated communication Of their lodge at st..'V\
Adams Hall on MONDAY EVENING, April 10th,
at O'Clock. All Master MasoRs In good standing
fraternally invited 10 attend. by order Of the W.
NJ. WILLIAM LOVENsTElN,
ap e-ltS Secretary
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OFFICE OF VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY,
WILKINsoS's HALL, NINTH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, March 10, 1882.

A MEETING OF THE LIFE MEM
"A BEERS OF THIS SOCIETY will be held in
this ONCE WEDNESDAY,, April 10, 1882, at T..
NJ. Members are requested 10 he present in person
or by proxy for The Transaction Of important bus-
ness. Arrangements will probably be made with
beers at reduced rates.
by order Of the Executive Committee.
WILLIAM ". FINNRY,
NH l7-lawtd Secretary aud Treasurer.
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NEW TEAS.

CANNED GOODS.
500 cases DEMONS StANDAhD IN
100 cases PIE PEACHES,
100 eases EARLY JUNE PEAS,
10 cases CALIFORNIA APlltplNf
10 eases BARTLE. PFARs.
10 eases ASSORTED PHI FRUITS
rs cases LIMA BEA>S,
is eases STRAW BERRIES.
so cases DANlS'S CORN,
100 cases TOMATOES.
IS eases PlNEAPPLEs,
IL eases ASP ARAGUS,
- eases CLANS,
100 caseF OYSTERS,
so eases SALMON,
so eases LOBSlERS.
so eases CANNED BEEF. ......,..
10 eases one and twO-pound PRESERVES,
100 pals PRESERVES, assorted kiuds.
All these goods are guaranteed 10 b. Of the pe''
brands. For sale low by ..,,,.,.,..,
NH l2-eOdlm GoDpl> X lhibhfi D.
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EPECIaL NOTICES.
ns- LEVY BROTHERS. STORE WILL
BE CLOSED ON
MONDAY, APRIL 10TH,

ON ACCOUNT OF PASSOVER HOLIDAY.