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WHO Is MRS. WINSLOWy

rs this question Is frequently asked, we VIII ssu-
ply say that she Is lady who for upwards os thirty
years has untiringly devoted her time and talent
rs n female physician and nurse principally among
children She has especially studied the consl;t,-
tion and wants of this nainervus class, and. ts q
result of this effort. and practical knowledge, OBJ
taincd In n lifetime spent as q nurse aud piiys.
cian, she has compounded Soothing syrup Cor
children feething. IL operates ike magic-uynx
rest and health and l., moreover, sure to regulate
the bowels. In consequence OF this article Mr.
Ninslow h becoming world-renowued ~ benz
factor of her race; children certainly do RISK ~,
and bless her: especially IS this the case IN t,is
city. Vast quantities Of the Soothing Syrup egc
DAILY sold and used here. We think Nrs. Wins
low has immor.alized her name by this invaluable
article, and we sincerely believe thousands OF chit
dren have been saved from M early grave By -
timely use. and that millions yet unborn wiz shsro
It's benefits, and unite in calling her blessed. NJ
MOTHER has discharged her duty 10 her sufTerlnS
iitlle one, In our opinion. mill she has Given ;i
the benefit Of MRS. WINsLOW's SOOTHING
SYRUP. Try IL, mothers-TRY IT Now I,oii.s'
Fisitor, New York city. Sold 10y all druggist,
. cents a bottle. mh l7-eoilw
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~ ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES.
FULL PREPARATION FOR TIE COMING
SPRING.

We will open during the coming week complete
lines Of every dcscribablc goods for the coming
scason. The prices on our goods always speak
for themselves our styles are always such as take
the lead with the best class of trade.
Is special bargains, we shall offer this week:
40 dozen FLEGANT-FITTING and MOST ST.
PTRIOR QUALITY CORSETS AT Soc:
: ,ieccs nAINSLEY TAILE-LINEN II Soc. a
ward, generally selling at 50c.
10 pjeccs FULL BLEACHED al SOC, generally
selling at 75c.;
; pieces at s0c equal in qu'lity TO anything ever
offered at ST.
40 picces LINON DE DECCA at l5c. yard, ihe
quality sold last season at 25c.;
FULL NEW LINES OF WHITE GOODS OF
every description. from the cheapest 10 the
finest goods imported, including all the various
new designs;
/ case OF BEST QUALITY BLEACi1ED DRILL
ING Nery slightly damaged but not injured at
&C. a yard, general price beins l29c.
IN IACFS We offer all the various advanced
siyics, among them large lot Of ORltNTAl'
LACE az Che. Il yard valued at IZ%c.' hhhi'
TORCHON LACE from c. a yard up; CAR-
RICK. MCCROSS, and IRISH POINT In all
their various widths.
We viii also open;
more eases of BEAUTIFUL PRINTS, in best
y, nIiecc npieecs NEW kIT-SiIK sASH-RIBBONS, in
an the yarioni shades, al = 20 yard general
~ selling nj -:
Fnll new line of HOSIERY.
KID GLOVES.
S-MANUFACTURED MOUSQUlTAllst
CuAMOlS-SkIk at 93c. = pair, lar superior
10 those formerly sold at l.45: .-.
DRESSED and UNDEESSED KID GLOVES vi
every length, IN Mousquitaiic and Sarah Bern
hardt. ,no,
| I'm addition 10 our new spring stock of LEROY
| SEAMLESS" wchayc added an excellent quar-
| ity GLOVE, four-button, spring shade NJ - Z
| pair c,,,,
| We are also in receipt of large stock OF MAT
TING among which will be found good quail
| WHITE MATING at Zoe. yard: lfD-ANl
| WiiiIE CHECKED ut l2Hc.; besides tEonsand
| of other ClogaDt bargains. ...,>,..,,,.,,e
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
| -go
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PERSONALS nmG Briefs.

The bill To incorporate the Richmond
Southern Railway Company, upon which
the Board of Directors OF the Chamber OF
Commerce acted favorably Monday eve
ming, coniemplatcs the building OF rail-
road from Richmond TO some point on the
North Carolina line ia JieckieII6Hrg county,
Va. in the direction OF Ridgewuy, on the
Raleigh and Castor road.
Senator Wilcox. OF Prince George, re-
turned to the city Yesterday. His wife has
been quite sick.
The amended and rcidjusted charter OF
Manchester was on yesterday reported from
the Senate Committee on C0lInties, Cities,
and Towns.
The bill proposing that the Governor ap-
point commissioners in chanccrf has Been
dropped by the Rcadiustcrs since that
party concluded TO gerrymander the cir
cuits and put in Readiusterrircuit judges.
Mr.. Amand Goegg. the German traveller
and scientist, arrived in the city on yestcr-
dav. and will deliver lecture in his native
language at Singer Hall tomorrow night
at 8 o'cock-subjcct, " Brazil and Aus
tralia.n Ii is a free lecture, and AL are in-
vited To attend.
Tonight at Mozart Hall Captain John :.
Wise will repeat his lecture on The battle
Of New Market for the benefit OF the Blues.
The Sidney Grays night before last re-
solved to attend. The lecture is highly
spoken Of, and a large number OF tickets
have been sold.
There was some excitement on Main
street Yesterday morning on account OF a
runaway and smash-up. Mr.. James Red
man was thrown from his wagon and In
jured. but not seriously. DR.. Cunning
hams buggy was smashed by his frightened
pair OF horses.
MANY prominent Readiu-ters have gone
10 Washington. There is something there
demanding their attention.
Thomas G. Evans, Esq, editor OF the
Reidsyile (N. C.) Times, is in the city.
Reidsyille il in a section largely tributary
| To the business Of our city, and his paper
has fine circulation.
DIR. Philip Taylor. late OF New York,
but now OF this city. read TO iill meeting
OF the Academy OF Medicine last night an
interesting paper on inflammation OF th'
Ear" showing that deafness a' often be-
Gins from sore-throat ~ from cold takeI
in the external ear.
There was a decided boom in Richmond
and Danyille stock yesterday.
The Readjuslers have been engaged II
making some amendments to their con
pressional reapportionment bill. IL Is un
derstood that Pittsylvania will be put baet
into the Fifth district and Rockbridge bacl
into the sixth Uynchburg) district, ant
that several other changes will be made.
The Democrats had caucus in the Sen
ate chamber last night.
Hon. John Neeley, Of Accomac, OF coun
sci for the convicted oyster-dredgers. has
neti,ion signed by the judge and juror
and a large majority OF the members OF th
General Assembly asking that the Gov
ernor pardon the forty-sIx convicted men
He states that most OF them are negroes
who were quite ignorant OF the law whicI
they were engaged in violating. The mat
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
III DON'T MISS THE CHANCE.
YoU WILL REGRET 1T If YoU DO.
SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY MAY NOT OCCUR
AGAIN FOR MANY YEARS.
LAY IN YOUR SUPPLIES WHILST 1T CAN BE
DONE AT AsAvfNG OF IRON
25 20 so PER CENT.

These are facts. and will be proved as such when
You see the big stock Of goods from the NEW
YORK FIRE SALE. The goods now being or
fered are snch as were saved IN perfectly sound
condition. So II you want
TABLE-CLOTHs, NAPKINS, DOILIEs, and
TOWELS;
MABsEILLES, BRIDAL, H0NEYCOMB, and
CROCHET QUILTS;
TURKEY RED TABLE DkMASK
LINEN and COTTON SHEETINGS and Pill
LOW-CASINGS;
CRASH TOWELLING, STRIPED shIETING,
GINGIIAAS. and BED-TiCk;
LTNON DE DACCA, VICTORIA LAWN;
CHECKED and SWISS MUSLINS;
CORDED and FIGURED PIQUES;
HEMSTITIuED IlANDkERClIEFS;
HOSE and SOCKS, BLANKETS;
LACE TIDES, LACE PILLOW-sHAMs, and
LAMBHEQUIN LACE;
P1ANO-COVERS. TABLE-COVERS, and REM
NANTs Of COTTON DIAPER. call st
mill LEVY BROTHERS,.
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spECuAI. NOTICES.
,:r, SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT.
,rr,t-s MEYER a SON

,.,o Announce that ihcv are now offering an M
yrxsr SPRING STOCK. Having gone on Tire
:, oui,c early. before the rush, they have been
~ ~ secnrc many goods below regular prices.
-,xc Their customers the benefit Of these low
priccs IN DRESS GOODS
...o.,, the lsies; shades in MORIES, FOULES,
NnnnnD A. and NUNS YELLING.
S1,'eS oacF ~ special bargains; =, -,
insSSg5,ee AIL-NOOL NUNS YELLING IN all
sh'ees ,,.n,x 81 ~ az pnSSsb,rs 27 inches WIDE In
~ M ,hc newest shades, i5c.-orisinsi price
- ss sSe,. uNLF-wooL LACE BUNTING. In
crcam, black and navy AZ i@'so'-o''f'""'
on piIlSs, pIsees STSWILLFD MouAR DEBEGEs at
i4c-ogiriual price: 2uc. .., ,r,,,,oe,
u.ndsofpc line lliiNiNNIfp ana lFNNbb
"a usTRipfS a 81. 40, and bee;
o. nie@c, II MINER SlLhS-sPeciai baifasns-at
-, eepvS'.,d sTRIPED wATERED sATINS In
~ ths srring shades - : | and -l.2o.
,,,,,r nev, shadc in SCRAH SATiNS at<l'
IN BLACK GOODS WE OFFER:
,o ,,ercs AII~woOL BUNTING y 1885,;
rs ple.S,s. SIN rfhNoSi: soci: ''''"-
css soc, SslI' SIN. .kNp-wooL TAsIIsE at 60c,;
"a nnicecs ALL-wOOL NUNS YELLING AZ Zoe.
~e,'9 handsome Sys., Inc Of FoULEs, sHoODAs.
nd oiheT BLACK GOODS.
N WHITE GOODS,
a, ,.,,.sf and cheapest line we have ever snDNn I;
~ ~ cs.~ ACE STRIPED MUSl.lNS ~ lOc.;
= rsGcos vars-widc VICTORIA LAWNS al = &C.;
~ ft,.rs INDIA LINENS at 1G.c. worth zoe;
~ Itc.s PfRSiAN NULL LAWNS nj 22c.-
~ h bcst hargain yet;
ne TGlPTlkN NSmentirely new;
~ HuiuniTf end ECRU DOTTED aud FIGURED
Mnu.,trisS NJSItN from tGtc. up.
u,i,rF CREAM, PINk. BLUE, and POLKA
NM PERSIAN LAWNS:
YRFNCH ORGANDlEs' FRENCH NAiNSooNS'
svHsS NAINSOoK. and HAMBURG EM-
HROID -HlFs and TOR, hon LACES;;r ES,;;rr>-
vii. lpFI.N ElSS MAJESCA. BLACK and
CREAM SPANISH, &c.
PARASOLS.
Having closed out a manufacturers stocS of
i.'',',,l,d ~ offer some extraordinary bargains.
n,.i an 10 LOOK Il them before bnying.
~" JULIUS MEYER & SON.
COL and 6a3 Broad street,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JN0s r.. LAUGIITON. JI.. 1OT 4. VI. and r e.
NJ, continuation OF the sale of triple illss-
plated ware.
RICHMOND BAZAAE, 10 A. NJ, horses, mule,
vehicles &c.
ENNlNG ROSE, AZ i. W.. commi ,,ioncs' .
sale OF Two valuable corner iOts--One ON The
cornerof Franklin and Shafcr streets. aad the
other on ihc corner OF Floyd and Linden
streets.
GEORGE H. POlNDEXTEH. u. NJ. farm y
Mechanicsvilie, Hanover county, FIVE mi'es
from Richmond.
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The House.
Az AIL-NIGHr SESSION.

At l:30 o'clock Yesterday morning, when
our report closed. the House was hard at
work on the "JudiciaIy BILL The Dem
ocrats were fighting calamity 10 siaye OF a
vote on the cngrossmcnt OF the bill, btlt II
was evident that they could not hold out
much longer.
About $50 O'Clock. after various amend-
ments TO The first section had been offered
and disposed Of, Mr. Stubs proposed an
amendment Cor the Tenth circuit, the oD-
iect of which was 10 leave the circuit now
presided over by Judge j. VI. Jeilrics I'M
disturbed.
The sneaker at first ruled the amcnd-
mont ont OF order, holding that the
riobf 10 amend that section had been
evhousted. but upon being assured by
Ncs.rs. Stubbs and Evans that il would
hovo been offered sooner but for the great
JiGieulty eXperienced in getting the atten-
t;or ~ the Chair. the Speaker agreed 10
entertain If. Both gentlemen advocated
tho amendment in iorcible speeches, but 1t
was defeated by the usual vote.
Ahout 2 O'Clock Mr.. Fowler called Dir.
/ Far to the chair. From that time motions
and roll-calls followed in quick succession.
About @ o'clock, after the bill had been
nerfected i'm other respects, Mr. Stubbs
moved TO strike out the preamble.
The Chair (Mr. Farr) ruled The motion
out OF order.
Mr.. Nicol appealed. He charged that
tbe decision OF the Chair was not only
wrong, but that it was breach OF lalth OH
tbc mari of the majority, rs the Speaker
FoWler) had distinctly ruled that after The
b,ll had been perfected in all other respect,
that amendments TO the preamble would
be in order. ,
While Mr.. Nicol was speaking Dir
Fowler anncared on the floor and corrobo
rated what Mr.. Nicol had sald IN reference
10 his Fowler's) ruling IN the matter.
Mr.. Farr adhered 10 MS ruiing, ano
stated that he was bound 10 be governed
Inv hi. own convictions, and not by thu
opinions OF Others.
The decision OF the Chair was sustained
This ended the tight, and shortly after
wards the bill was ordered 10 its engross
ment by the following vote:
,vss-,Iossrs. II. Anderson, baldwin, Hand
,,.'.si s,ola,oen Gross Dryer. Dckerson, Duck
Duugee FRgb0rn. Farr, frd]9r, uru,ustan, ~
Green. Green. riggs, Grim iiidei, barnsberg
err Harris Iarrson, Ila1cwood, iie'I,ng, uonakei
Lady, Lewis, MAY, Mayo, Noi,o" oe..' Iaig,
Parr. Powell, Richardson, TnsIey. Turncr ,nI'' 4
W.ttins Mali Wltfen and MIR. spaker-46.
yors-Uessrs. ~. j. Anderson. baiiey. Board
Butt. Cardwell. Conrad, Il. A. Davis, y, W; Dayii
Dunn Earle. Fitzpatrick. Graves, ur'mn, Hanger
Johnston, Kellam, LybrooK' L'on'' "o'feneid
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FOUR FREE.
Of Readjusters In the House
who See tho Enormities or the
Judiciary Bin.

For ,hnt Reason They Decline to Have Their
Conscjences Bound by the Caucus, and
They Vote Against the Twelve-Circnits
Bul: Session from r. NJ. TO o:30 A. NJ;
Proceedings Last Night -Danville Railroad
Indebtedness Bill Passed the Sennte-Judae
OF Prince George and snrry to be Removed
OH Account OF Age and inflrmity-Leave Of
Absence Opposed-Pcrsonnls.
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Brief HemS.-A regular meeting OF the
Board OF Supervisors OF Chesterfield
county will be held at the courthouse next
Monday ut II o'clock.
The Episcopal church-yard has been
made very pretty by having shrnDbery and
flowers planted therein.
There are two cases Of smallpox in
Manchester at present. The patients are
colored persons. One il at the hospital,
and the other i 1T his home, in Baconsyille,
and is c0nyalescing.
Robert Jones, coiored farmer residing
in Chesterfield county in the neighborhood
oi bermuda Hundreds, was thrown from a
horse on the Petersburg turnpike yesterday
morning, breaking his left arm at the el-
bow.
Fire-escapes in the shape of flight of
stairs have been placed on the side OF the
Old Dominion cOttOn-iact0ry fronting the
river.
The work OF improving the street from
the arch 10 the Free bridge will soon De
completed. The city carts and hands have
been at work there for more than week.
There are more HOUSES in course of ercc-
ton in Manchester now than there have
been for long time. There are thirteen
going ND i'm the Fourth WaTd-an very
d
near together
Miss Jennie Yadcn, of This city, and
Miss Lizzie Macmurdo, Of Mobile, Ala,
are visiting friends at Ashland.
The scholars Of the SwansbOr0' Baptist
sunday school are making preparation ioi
the celebration OF the second anniversary
of the school on the third Sunday in April
Several parties We're before the Mayor
Court Yesterday morning, charged viii
| fighting in the streets on Sunday. They
were lined and admonished TO steer eieal
OF such action in the future.
The Ericsson suit is expected to b'
reached in the United States supreme
/ Court about Friday.
During the last session OF the Legisla
! ture bin was introduced to increase t.,
salary OF The Judge OF the COUNTY touri o.
/ Chesterfield. The regular session ended
before the bin was passed. Ii IL under
stood that the bill viii De reinirodueed di'
/ ring the extra session.
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c.

NEW GOODS.
We have Just orened the largest stock OF
SPRING GOODS
ever exhibited I'm this city, consisting OF
RICH BISQUE and DRESDEN tlGuHEs'
VASES, aud FANCY ARTlCFS;
ELEGANT DINNER, TEA, GAME, FISH,
OYSTER, ICE-CREAM-, and DESSERT
SETS. a
In CHAMBER TOILET-W ARE our assortment
cannot be surpassed
Our stock Is complete In every department, ana
the prices very low. Call and examine IT,
T.. B. TAYLOR,
NH 3 10ll Main street.
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e1 CHAMPAGNE.

Ju., receiving direct from FRANCE fresh lot
- cu,NPAGNE of the following brands:
TXTIADHY NERZENAI, WIN IMPERIAL,
NAXlNTN and PREMIERE SERRE.
The,e WINES were especially put up for me,
and are Of very superior quality.
M-o. constantly on hand
MrAlM. HEiDIECh. and l.. RODEHER.
o. CEANZ. No. II Governor street.
An addition o. the above IMPORTED WINES,
I also tccp the I'EBANA EXTRA DRY GOLD
NH slim
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The principal attraction Of the week
seems to be the auction sale OF superb triple
silycr-plated ware now being conducted by
Mr.. John f.. LaughtOn, Jr., auctioneer, nj
his rooms, No. l20G Main street. The sales
have been attended by large numbers OF
our best people. and the character OF the
goods is such that purchasers at former sales
bear willing testimony to their real value.
The sale will be conducted for few days
n,,l,-
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"TuE WORLD" AT THE TnEATRE.-This
play drew quite a good house last night.
The spectacular parts were better than on
the first presentation. The explosion on
board ship and the survivors on the raft
were first-rate specimens Of the scenic art.
while the acting was equal 20 the demands
OF the piece.
"Thc World" is crowded with incident,
and the story, albeit rather incredible,
holds the interest of the audience, and
contains nothing Objectionable.
The last performance win be given to-
night
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fYYBIG ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS.

LAWNS, GINGHAMS,
WHITE GOODS, LINEN GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
DRESS GOODS,
GOODS FOR MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.
HOSIERY, LACES,
EMBROIDERIEs,
COLLARS, SCARFS, CUFFS.
RUFFLES, RIBBONS. &C.. &C., at
NH LEVY BEoIHtHS'
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Death ot Chesterfield Lady-Mrs.
Martha &. Dyson, relict CT the late William
Dyson, prominent citizen OF Chesterfield
county, and mother OF Mr.. William Dyson,
OF Petersburg, died on Sunday at the pa
triarchical age OF eighty-siX years. beloved
by those attached to her by ties OF consan'
guinity and regretted by the many to whom
She had proved herself "a friend indeed =
in times past. Her remains were Inferred
in Petersburg, Va.
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A JSEMCNTS.
RICHMoND THEATRE.

LAST NIGHT.
BROOKS & DECISIONS GREAT SPECTACJ.
LAR PLAY.
I'll T. WOR ID
TIE GRANDEsT REALISTIC EMOTIONAL.
DRAMA EVER KNOWN.
SUCCESS!
CROWDED HOUsEsl
THRILLING SCENESi
BoN-shect AZ Theatre and RAMOS & MOSES .
NOTIcE.-Afier TONIGHT the Theatre win ~
closed until APRIL 7TH. NH 22-I,e
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JOHN RANKIN, Nice-Prcsident.
J.. RAWLINGS. Secretary.
PROVINCE or QrEBrc-CouNrY or nocHrI

PROVINCE or QUEBEC-CoUNTY on IioCHEI-
fGA, Ss..
Bc u rmembeycd That on the Sth day OF March.
1852. ~ the city aforesaid. before me, United
state Consul General. resident In HE said cllx
duly commissioned and qualified by the executive
authority and undcr The laws Of the state OF Wy
glnia 10 take acknowledgment OF deeds, Ac' 30 ic
used or recorded therein. personally appeared
JOHN RANKIN. Nice-PTcsidcnt, ana tpWAkD
RAWLINGS. Secretary, Of the GUARANTEE COM
iAN1 or MONTREAL, CANADA. who. being duly
swOrn. dcpOse and say. aud each for himself says,
thai they are the above described officers of The
said company. and that The foregoing Is a true and
correct statement Of The actual condition OF said
organization on the ast Gay of it, fiscal ycar-ts
wit. the 3lst day Of December, 1881, according
20 The best OF thcir information, knowledge, and
belief respectively.
.~o~, In testimony whereof have hcremito
tgEALf set my hand and affixed the seal Of iny
t~-' once on the 9Th day Of March, 1852.
j. q. SMITH.
limited States Consul G GencraI al Montreal
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n GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENINGl GRAND OPENING
SECOND SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE SPRING
GOODS AT
SYCLE BROTHERS..

We will open and exhibit during this week IN
Immense line Of HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
embracing al the latest novelties.
Also. a full Inc of PL AIN and COLoRED SILKS,
PLAIN and FANCY SATlNS:
4 full line Of the finest makes Of BLACK GROS-
GRAIN SILKS, and latest novelties in coll
ORED and BLACK BROCADED SILKS.
IN MOURNING GOODS we will show an i'm
mousc variety, as follows:
CASHMERE, HENRIETTA CLOTH, SGUDA
CLOTH, TANlISE, CREPE CLOTH, CAM
EL'S-HAIR. MONTE CIO1 Hs. and a great
many others, from the commonest TO the finest,
all of which will be sold at bottom prices.
Two cases DOUBLE-WDTH DEBEGE, much
below their value;
One case 27-inch DRESS GOODS at great bar
gain.
We will also exhibit a fun line Of CASslNEREs
FOK MEN AND BOYs, suitable for spring and
summer.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PERCALES;
4 fnlf line of WHITE GOODS Of every descrip-
ton;
A large lire Of LACE CURTAINS. COUNTER
PANEs. and BED-SPREADS;
4 fun line Of MATTINGS, 0lL-CLOTllS, and
WINDOW W-SHADES;
LAITNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS;
LACES and EMBROIDERIES In immense va
riCiy.
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N,TrIvcs, ATATTINGs!

, ,o ,,,l. GOOD WHITE MATING at l2Ic.:
~ ,'li. r',od RID CHECK N l62c.;
t5 rolls hlnd-omc FANCY CHECK at zoe. aud
other grades IA proportion;
JULIUS MEYER & son.
NH l9-eod n'l an" vVo "'"a" Si'V''
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LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTER.

DOCKLAND LIME, ROSENDALE CE-
II MFNT. PORTLAND CEMENT umpOriedl,
PLASTER, LAND PLASTER
loround fresh daiiyl NOVA SCOTIA LUMP
r'"9' 'N' WARNER MOORE.
NH % -eod seventeenth street south side dock
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Police CoURT.-The following eases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Fred. Peyton and William Walter (both
cOlored). charged with being drunk and
disorderly on the street, were fined 81 each.
Coleman Harris, Berry Flippen, james
Robinson, and Jane Bland (all coiOrcd), and
Alice Rock (whte), charged with being
disorderly on the street, were each re-
quired to pay fine.
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LAZY DRO,ysY Feelings aIC precursors oi
sickness, which HOP BuTEgs wiU Instantly
Danish.
4. YOU NAY BnEAR, YOU MAY SKATER ruL
VASE II you Will,
But the scent of the roses win cling round II
siin.r
was written I'm spirit prophetic Of j.. Z. ArkiS-
SONS Extract Of White Roses
yo,- MUSICAL PEOPLE, THINK ABOUT H.
.,,ne,o nm; vet true that Isi.efy per cent of all
the strictly Grst-class pianos sold IN Richmond
and virginia in the last five years have been of
WILLIAM KNABE & co.'s manniaetufe. RAMOS
Z MOSES, No. 9l4 Main street, agcnts-
IMPORTANT IxFoRMATIOE.- lVhosoerer Nav
coacsrn. ANY one knowing how to appreciate a
bargain should cali at one. at the BOSTON DAH-
cAIY-HoUsE, l4ll Main street. for iio"sefur-
ui,hlng and Variety Goods. New siocki Large
assortment IMMENSE BARGAiSsi
THE srEtxwAY ( CmcKERiNG are really tie
only American pianos Of worldwide reputation
They are better to-day Than ever before klLAND
SLFF. Agents, o13 Main street Eichmoni' va
RAMOS & AiosEs-Es,ey Organs from 500 up
wards.
p,,,os & MosEs-Saperb Piano. and Organs
polite attention.
RAMOS 4 MOSES Complete stock OF al Must
cal goods.
RAMOS & MOsEs-ill Sheet Music half price.
RAMOS q MoSEs--Nioiins, Aceordeons, BanJo>
Guitar, string, &c.
THE HALLEr & DAVIS PIANO has been bcfor'
/ The public about thirty years. DIR. Franz. Iiszl
me oreafest uring pianist, recommends 1t u
all musicians. RyLASD & LIE, General Agent
for virginia aud North Carolina.
A postal-card costs only ono cent and u ma
ave twenty-five or nf,y collars In your parchas
OF a PIANO or ORGAN by sending your name an
address upon postal 10
RAMOS q MOSES, Mnsle Honse,
No. Ola Main street, Richmond, Va