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rBTIIIS WEEK.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION AT
COHEN BROTHERS..
4 FULL NEW STOCK OF ALL NEW GOODS
OBTAINABLE HIS EARLY IN THE
SEASON.

MANY EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS,
AMONG THEN:
2 eases of he finest No. of 1874 BARNsLEY
LINEN SIIEETING AT S1.l2-cost over 81 so
yard to import;
2 cases good quality CHECKED MUSLIN at SIC.
The most extensive stock Of FOREIGN and DO
MESTIC WHITE MATERIALS ever offered
in the city;
10 pieces IRISH LINEN at Ole generally sold at
see;
L ease RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINEN, contain
ing various qualities the value of which Is from
30 10 7jc., choice of which will he sold AZ Ale.
yard;
100 pieces WHITE LINEN LAWNs-an import
cr's stock from last season, soilcd but very
slightly, and will be sold at so per cent less
than value;
l case of PERSIAN NULL. We are under con-
tract in these goods for 1000 pieces for this
season, and are enabled to sell 4 35c. quality at
2lc.a yard.
We offer full line of IRISH POINT, CARRICK.
McCROSS, and all other NEW LACES, us well
as TORCHON and the various other staple
styles:
) cases BEsT-QUALITY SPRING PRINTS at
YARD-WIDE PERCALEs at 7c.-Ioc. a yard for
the finest quality;
100 pieces Of INVITING from / .. yard up;
20 pieces SO-lNtl-W lDE ENGLl>ll BLACK
CAsHMEkkS at lsc a yard, price generally
33c. yard:
Full new siock ofLUPIN's BLACK CASHMERE,
AL wool, from soc. mp:
Every variety of FINE MOURNING DRESS
GOODS. including many new designs;
Fun new line OF all shades NUNS YELLING;
We are also in receipt Of our new importation Of
KID GLOVES. including Sarah Bernbardfs"
and MouyIutaircs,' IA variety from ii 10
23-inch I'm length:
4 full l.nc Of NEW HOSIERY and CORSETS,
including al The hes. AMI most popular makes.
oar heretofore low prices VIII be fully main
tained. and all goods bought under value will be-
sold At the uslul small advance. NH 4Sa,Su&W
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New Book.

Garfeid's Place in History. An Essay by
HENRY &. PEDDER. New York q. Z.
PrTNAM's Sons. 1882. Price, S1.25.
We do not know what use there is for
this book. II seems to be the work OF q
blind admrer OF the deceased President;
but it Will not add TO his fame in this sec-
ton OF the country. The quotations from
Mr.. GARPIELD's bitter speeches on slavery
are not palatable. Mr.. PEDDER win do
well to learn a lesson in this regard from
Mr.. BLAINE.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON e. Co.
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To the Editor Of the Dispatch:

10 VIC EUHT ~ lHe UtSPdtcH:
think II would be well TO get up pc.
tition to President Arthur asking that the
sentence passed upon Sergeant Mason. who
fred at Guitcau. be modified so far rs the
Imprisonment at Albany Is named. The
law OF the land has been upheld by Gen.
eral Hancock In the finding OF the court,
and being discharged the army without
pay Is ample punishment. Let the people
Of these United States show to Sergeant
Macon by their action that he Is not for
gotten Ia prison. 4 RIcBMoxD CITIZEN.
March 10, 1882.
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Excl SION.
EXCURSION TO
COLORADO,
SAN FRANCISCO,
AND
YOSEMITE VALLEY.

A select and limited party VIII leave Philadei-
phia and other point,
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 18TH,
for tnur az tb. or,.,t We-t extending forty -four
DAYS, visiting Chicago. omaha, kansas city, Den
yer City Colorado springs; Man,t9s; the Garden r
traI civ salt Lake civ, Sacramento Ciiy, >aa
Francisco, san jose. Monterey. Mariposa Groye Of
Big Trees and the los sen valley
Inc party wiz be sIrlct,, f,res hotel accom-.
mediation, parlor and Pullman ears, meals e.
route hotel transfer SCI &C. WI se o InIy about
Clrculars with finn particulars, furnishedb by
'' "'' ~ w. CARRIER. Agent.
1000 Main street, Richmond, Va
mh I2-Su,WxSu3t
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In the fierce conflict between Mr.. GAR
YIELD and Mr.. CoNKLISG last spring, the
New York Herald went the whole length
OF It's tether in advocacy Of the latter's
position and conduct. On Monday Mr..
JoHs RUSSELL YouNG was appointed Min
lister TO China by Mr.. Combines admirer
the President OF the United States.
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The Floods I'm Arkansas.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
"LITTLE ROCK, ARK,l
"March 10, 1882.
"You have seen accounts OF the high
water in this State. The eastern border
has sustained incalculable damage, and all
parts have suffered serious loss. Rain has
b en almost continuous Tor weeks, and
streams in the interior have been from two
t. four feet higher than ever known be-
fore -
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Thousands OF ladies to-day cherish CRATE
full remembraDces of the help derived from
the Use OF Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. II positively cures all female
complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia l.. Pink
ham, 233 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass,
for pamphlets.
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HoRsfORD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN NERVOUS
ExHAUsrI0N.-I have used Horsford's Acid
Phosphate In nervous exhaustion, and in
nervous disturbances connected with an
overworked brain, and am satisfied that it
Is remedy OF great service in many
forms OF exhaustion.--S. 4. Newman, Ne
d., st. Louis, Mo.
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DEATHS.

o'clock 7. VI. BERTHA MARGUERITTA, infant
daughter Of Frank aud Rachel Lelbermuth; aged
five months.
The funeral will take place THIS EVENING at
4 o'clock from the residence. Friends OF the
family respectfully invited to attend
Died, in GOochland county. Va, Tuesday. March
7th, after painful Illness, JOHN NICHE To-
LER. In fhe forty -scrOnd wear Of hts age
POrtsmonlh iNa.l paper please COPY.
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81 move" said delegate in a Virginia
convention. 'tIiat our chairman take Il dose
OF Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup: he is so hoarSe
thai | cannot understand him That gem
tlcman had 10 doubt tried this wonderful
medicine.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

old FIRST VIRGINIA INFANTRY Z
" ASSOCATION.-A special meeting will Il
be held THIS (Wodncsdayl EVENING az : ~
O'Clock at the Office of Virginia Home Insurance II
Company. l0l4 Main street Invitation Of Aaron
Wilkes Post and other important business for con-
sideration. Ky order Of The President,
COLONEL WILLIAM II. PALMER.
{. L. LOEHG, Secretary. mn l0-ltN
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We, GEORGE LEE, FRANK POTTS, and l..
\. SAUNDERS, all of the city of Richmond, in
the state of Virginia, have this day formed special
and limited co partnership 10 conduct, IN the city
Of Richmond Va, aud the city Of Chicago, III,
the GENERAL PROVISION BUSINESS, under
The lrm-name and style Of LEE K POTTS. Rich
mOnd. Va, and POTTS & LEE, Chicago. Illinois.
4. \. SAUNDERS Is the special. GEcIGE LEE
and FRANK POTTS the general partners.
The special paftnorkna, contributed I'm cash the
sum of $4,000 a. his nput In the partnership,
the term of which Is 10 be live years from January
l. 1882.
8. Witness our hand and seals this llrh day Of
February. \. u. 1852.
GEORGE LEE, (SEAL.1
FRANK POTTS, SEAI.l
T.. \. SAUNDERS, lsEAL.l
state II TiFgiHtt. CiiyQI RichmOad-tow u:
|, william r. Allen. notary public for The city
Aforesaid, III the state Of Virginia, do certify that
George Lee, Frank Potts, and r.. \. Saunders.
whose names are signed to the above writing
bearing date tie lth Of February, 1852, have ac-
knOwlcdgcd the same before me- IN my sid city,
and do further certify that George Lee and f.
Potts this diy made oath before me that the said
+. \. Saunders has actually paid into the firm
above mentioned the sum of $40. 900 In cash.
Given under my hand this ith day of Febru-
AIRY. 1882. WILLIAM 4. ALLEN,
r. l2-6w Notary Public.
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Drugs, MEDICINES, dc.


NEW GOODS.
We have just ,pencd the largest stock OF
SPRING GOODS
ever exhibited IN this city, consisting of
RICH BIsQUE and DRESDEN FIGURES
VASES, and FANCY Articles;
ELEGANT DINNER, TEA, GAME, FIsII-,
OYSTER, ICE-CREAM-, and DESSERT
SETS.
In CHAMBER TOHET-WARE our assortment
cannot be surpassed.
our stock Is complete In every department. and
The prices very low. CAN and examine IT,
4. u. TAYLOR.
NH l0li Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M DON'T MISS THE CHANCE.
you WILL REGRET 1T If you DO.

SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY MAY NOT OCCUR
AGAIN FOR MANY YEARS.
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The Queens Gratitude.

LONDON, March ia supplement OF the
Gazette says: "The Queen has written to
Sir William Harcourt, the Secretary OF
State for the Home Department, that she
wishes before she leaves England to eX-
press from her heart how very deeply
she is touched by the outburst OF enthuSi-
astic loyalty, affection, and devotion which
the painful event OF the 2d instant called
forth from all classes and from all parts
of her vast empire, as well as by
the universal sympathy eynced by
the sovereigns and people OF other
nations. The Queen cannot suf-
Gciently express how deeply she is gratiiied
uy these demonstrations. She wishes to
convey to ALL from the highest to the hum
blcst. her warmest and most heartfelt
thanks. The Queen says it has ever been
her greatest ject to do all she can for her
subjects to uphold the honor and glory OF
her dear country, as well rs to promote the
prosperity and happiness Of those over
whom she has reigncd so long. These
efforts will be continued increasingly to
the last hour OF her life. The Queen
thanks God that He spared her beloved
child, who is her constant and devoted
companion. and those who were with her
in the moment OF danger, as well As her
self. She piays that lie will continue TO
protect her for her peoples sake as lie has
hitherto so yisibly protected her"
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Cr.ASS.BAlL SHOOTING.

THERE WILL BE GLASs-9ALL
i SHOOTING; by FAIRFIELD CLug THIS
AFTERNOON at oelo s,,c h, ,a arteIraie A NJ
eharsc Co. m1 iii Wv NH l6-1f
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UNDERWRITERS.

JOSEPH w. LAUBE, eM~z
~ tUkNISHlNG-UNDER ,~<iss~
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA.
WOOD MD METALLIC BURIAL-CAsES,
ROBES, HEARSE, HACKS,
and all things requisite at LOWEST RATES.
Telegraphc and country orders solicited. NH 6
T Il. CHRISTIAN, ,rr-
lie FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN zkSAI<~
ilate with and successor To j. A. BFryINl
No. 1915 EAST BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
has large assortment of WOOD and METALLIC
CASES, CAskErS, sIIROUDS, CLOTH CAS-
kETS. &C., at tow prices
10 day or night. de a-cod
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
VIIE MILLIONAIREs.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE II
suRANCE COMPANY sl7,697l7s.5i.
CITY OF LONDON INSURANCE COMPANY .
Sll.299.6j{.52.
HARTFORD FIRE-INSrRANCE COMPANY.
Si.o72.j75.o3.
MARYLAND LIFE-IN~URANC-. COMPANY.
~l,5oo,00O.
j. -. MOORE. Agent.
NH l2-lw M. llo6 Vain stoci.
VIRGINIA agency F., l,l.
1858. NORTHWESTERN INITIAL iS~2.
LIFE-IN SURANCE COMPANY.
TwENTY-TnBD ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Assets January /, les2 ............s1s.S5e.45e 80
surplus. Massachusetts, standard.
the highest known 10 American
experience. '..........s3.c22.6II 81
Paid for death losses since organl-
:.;...,......,.......... ;o52s.5io 81
Paid for dividends. endowment.
&C. since organiHti0n..,....... l155n,3ii 60
Tot ! paid 10 policy-hollcrs since
organic zion. ...................-ef.2SN n
Asset January /, lsS2........... ls.eJHfjS Hb
Total amount paid out and on
hand................ ............. sfGI3s.353 3D.
Total amount of premiums TO-
celycd...................... 39G3I,7sJ g.
Exec, Of assets and payments 90
policy-h0ldcf- over premium
receipts ..................s 5OG.56T .b
In other words, the NORTHWESTERN M
TIAI, after paying al expense O. management
can show voucher, for payment 600 rDlIry-hlidft
and assets ON ulnd. exceeding tNc tutlr, imouuf
of premiums received iu fwfuty-fnur wear. D.
more than six and oue-inif min lYus VI dollar.
(SG.5O6.j6773l.
For further information alirD--
JOHN u. AIRY. -fatrt rCnt
1913 Main street. Richmond. ~.
DIR. j. :. -. CULLEN. Medical Nlmiu,r.
lmh 5-CldtApl1l
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l1y'BIG ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
SUMMER 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 IL LEVY BROTHERS..
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TnE yIcon OF YOUTH for the aged and iufrm
In iloP BIrTERs.
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fIr HEADQUARTERS FOR
DRY GOODS PURCHASERS.
THALIIIMER BROTHERS,
sol BROAD STREET.
In making preparations for the coming season
we have thoroughly oyerhaulcd our stock of
WINTER GOODS AND SPRING GOODS
left over from last season. also, immense lot OF
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS,
SILKS, SATINS,
WHITE GOODS,
FLANNELs,
BLACK GOODS, &C.,
which We have determined to close out before the
arrival Of new goods, and will offer during the
week such inducements as viii Insure their sale.
We Win open during the week special bargains in
BLACK CASIIMERES,
BLACK WATERED SILKS,
SURAH sATINS,
BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
BLACK and CoLORED sATINs,
TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS. NAPKINS,
SHEETINGS,
CHECh MUsLINs,
IRISH LINENS,
WHITE QUILTS,
and other ncw goods, ut very low prices.
VIII open next week an entire new line of
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS
Of the latest styles,
8, y. AND 7-HOOK KID GLOVES.
SARAH BF3NHARDT AND OTHER MAKES
OF GLOVES,
At BOTTOM PRICES,
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
f. 25-Sa.Su&W sol Broad street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
tr SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT.
JULIUS MEYER & SON

beg to announce that they are now offering an M
MENsE SPRING STOCK. Having gone on the
market quite early, before the rush, they have been
able 10 secure many goods below regular prices.
They give their customers the benefit Of these low
prices.
IN DRESS GOODS
we IN We all the latest shades in NORIF9, FOTLES,
SHOODA, and NUNS YELLING.
They offer rs special bargains:
90 pieces ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING In all
60 pieces RUBAN BORiDUEs, 81 inches wide, in
25c.;
cream, black, and navy. at l2sc.-original
20 pieces pieces gTWiILLED MoHAIR DEBEGEs at
Handsome line ILLUMINATED and TENsEL
STRIPES at 35. 40, and 5Oc.
25 pieces SUMMER sILhS-special bargaIns-af
PLAIN and STRIPED WATERED SATINs IN
all the spring shades n ~ and 1925;
Every new shade In SURAH SATlNs attl.
IN BLACK GOODS WE OFFER:
50 pieces ALL-woOL BUNTING q l6ac;;
Doe. worth 40c.;
8 pieces sILk. AND-wOOL TAMIsE at SOC;
10 pieces ALL-wOoL NUNS YELLING al 25c.
Also, a handsome line Of FoULEs. sHOODAs,
and other BLACK GOODS.
IN WHITE GOODS,
the largest and cheapest line we have ever shown;
2 cases LACE STRIPED MUSLINS nj lOc.:
80 pieces yard-wide VICTORIA LAWNSatsl5c.;
40 pieces INDIA LINENS at Ice. worth zoe;
40 pieces PERSIAN NULL LAWNS at 22c.-
the best bargain yet;
The EGYPTIAN LAWNs-entirely new;
WHITE and ECRU DOTTED and FIGURED
SWISS MUSLIN from l6sc. up:
WHITE, CREAM, PINk. BLUE, and POLKA
DOT PERSIAN LAWNS;
FRENCH ORGANDIEs. FRENCH NAINSOOks,
&c.;
SWISS NAINSOOK and HAMBURG FM-
BROlDERIEs and TORcliON LACES;
We have all the NEW LACES. such - OislEN-
TAI, EDELWElSS. MAJESCA, BLACK and
CREAM SPANISH, &c.
PARASOLS.
Having closed out q manufacturers stock OF
PARASOLS AT less than manufacturing cost We
are enabled To offer some extraordinary bargains.
Don't fail 10 look at them before buying.
JULIUS MEYER 4 son,
COL and 663 Broad street,
MATTtNGS! MATTINGS!
$50 rolls good WHITE MATING ut l2&c.;
40 rolls good RED CHECK at 1870;
rolls hands some 4 AN('N CHECK al 2Dc.. and
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
fiY' GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENINGl GRAND OPESiNG
SECOND sUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE SPRING
GOODS AT
SYCLE BROTHERS..

SECOND sUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE SPRING
GOODS AT
sYCLE BROTHERS..
We viii open and exhibit during this week ~
Immense line ~ HANDSOME DRESS GOODS.
embracing all the latest novelties.
Also, n full line of PLAIN and CoLORED SILKS.
PLAIN and FANCY sATiNs;
\ full line Of the finest makes II BLACK GRO~-
GRAIN SILKS. and latest novelties IN col
ORED and BLACK BRoCADED SILKS.
IN MOURNING GOODS we will show an Inn
mensc variety, as follows:
CASHMERE, HENRIETTA CLOTH, sHt'DA
CLOTH, TAMfsE, CREPE CLOTH, CAN
ELS-HAIR, MONTE CLOI liz, and y grpsf
many others. from the commonest 10 the I'm, 81
all OF which will be sold al bottom prices.
Two cases DOUBLE-wIDrH DEBEGE, mu.f
below their value;
One case 27-inch DRESS GOODS al "a grcs, iff-
gain.
We will also exhibit fun line Of CtSSINEHr>
FOR MEN AND BOYS, suitable for spring and
summer.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PERCALEs.
4 full line OF WHITE GOODS Of every dcscrip-
ton;
4 large line of LACE CURTAINS, COUNTER
PANEs, and BED-sPREAbs;
A full line of MATTINGs, OGL-CLOTHS, ana
WINDOW -SHADES;
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED SHIFTS.
LACEs and EMBRoIDERIEs In irnmcn... ,a-
nely.
ALL WE ASK l. 4 CALL
FOR
EXAMINATION OF OUR STOCK
WHETHER
YOU ARE READY TO BUY OR NOT.
We have also
OPENED 4 BRANCfI-SrORE
At
1929 EAST MAIN STREET
for the accommodation Of he lower part o. flc
city and pubic generally.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
NH l2-cod 81 Broad street
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RICHMOND, February IL, 1852.
rTHE FIRM OF GEORGE LEE &
L f.. \. SAUNDERS, doing business ~ GEORGE
LEE, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
GEORGE LEE,
General Partner;
T.. 4. SAUNDERS,
Special Partner.
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JOHN RANKIN. Aict-Pr,-id'rt
r.. RAWLINGS, Secretary.
iovNcE or QrEBEc-CoUNrY or flo'Ht

PROVINCE on OTEBEC-COUNTY ~ II0'H|
ECA. ss.:
Be n remembered, That on the sth day Il Nfr
1882, az the city aforesaid, before ur. lIi.
States Consul-6cncF4i resident lu ihc ,llt 'f'
duly Commissioners aud ga lit,d - lhc exec
authority and under The laws ~ flr state %
ginia g. tike acknowledgment ~ dDe'i,, g.. iN .
used or recorded thenin. personally 5plt
JONI RANKIN. Nicc-Prc,l.cut. aud ilN N'.
RAWLINGS, Secretary. ~ TIE CT NnANEkt
PANN % MONTREAL. CANADA. Who. hting o..
sworn. depOse aud say, and each tNr him.th
That they are the ahoye-de~clihtt riIrer- ~ ...
s,iii company. and that the fItgnins is "a trt
correct statement Of the actual condition OF I'D
organization On the 'ast day 81 81 t-il sea-
wit. the 3lsI day Of December, ISL. a,cHnI
o. The best Of their Information, knawi'dge,
belief respectively.
s~~, In testimony whereof 7 have here
,SEAL sei my hand and affixed lhc s,al - ''
49, once On the s.h day ~ March, lssl.
j. q. SMlilL
United states Consul -Ceu,f.l a " gfn d.
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~ CHAMPAGNE.

To- CHAMPAGNE.
just receiving direct from FRANCE q fresh lot
Of CHAMPAGNE of the following brands:
EXTRA DRY NERZENAN,VIN IMPERIAL.
MAXIMUM AMI PREMIERE SERRE.
These WINES were especially rut UP for me,
AMI are OF very superior quality.
Also, constantly on hand
MUMM, HElDsIECk. and l.. RODERER.
o. CRAM. No. II Governor street.
In addition To- the above IMPORTED WINES.
I also keep the tRBNNA EXTRA DRY GOLD
SEAL (the best American Nincl on sale.
NH Slim
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IL PERSONAL.-ALL PARTIES
indebted 10 Us are requested TO settle their ac-
counts Immediately Those not settled by April
lst win Le given - the High Constable for colec-
ton. We leave the city.
HUTZLER BROTHERS.
NH J-tf J2J Broad street
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MATTINGS. MATTINGS.
$50 rolls good WHITE MATING at l2&c.;
40 rolls good RED CHECK at 1876;
40 rolls handsome ANCY CHECK at 25c., and
other grades In proportion.
JULIUS MEYER & son.
NH 12-eod COL and COB Broad street.
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III VICHY WATER.

Just receiving direct from the springs fresh
lot Of
YICHY WATER.
NH 14-lw o. CRAM.
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INSURANCE STATEWENr.

PUBLISHED ~ AUTHORITY or tue irufrol
PUBLIC ACCOUNT FOR VIRGINIA.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-22
Laredo Letter.

Correspondence of the EVENING LIGHT:
LAREDO, Texas, December 2l.-The city is
full of strangers coming to the festas. The
principal Corners now are the boys. The circus
il one OF our great attractions. The dramatic
company will play in the Adams hall on Mon
lay night A good deal of cutting and slash
ing is going ON between the ShOwmcn.
Last night some Of our officials concluded to
have little show OF their own (Which they
had) to the great disgust of our citizens.
The young man that was accidentally shot at
the Olive Branch is improving.
Nueva Laredo is preparing for her feast.
The citizens are making grand preparations.
Gallagher and Henry Dettmar intend to have
Il good time for the many visitors that will
visit their adopted country.
Ny friend Judge +. +. Hall has been pre-
Sented with some fine smoking tools. The
Judge says that such presents don t come every
lay.
Newspaper men are nearly as thick here as
fakirS. You cant tell one from the other. A
few good monte dealers could get employment.
II Judge NoOnan has any to spare he can ship
them down here, as our stock is short only
about a hundred Oh the market. One to two
whcel-men might get booth, as \ few have
concluded to take i'll Mexico.
Eagle Pass, Bracket, san Antonio, Austin,
Brenham, Houston, Galveston and Corpus
Christi are largcy represented for the feast.
Several fine coOps oil chickens have arrived.
Two foot races are now in training. Several
are now trying to fast, for some think they may
have to put themselves to a test before the
feast is over.
Colonel J. +. C.. Whitehead leaves tonight
for San Antonio. II he drops i'll on the LIGHT
take good care of him, for he leaves his jOvial
partner here 10 take Charge Of the boys.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-22
Books for the HOLIDAYS,

There are thousands Of pretty things that
bring happiness To the recipient, hiIt there is
nothing that prolougs the delight OF ntcpu-
ton 50 nuCh u> IL book Were the question
asked what presents of former wears are now
most valued i'll the household. the answer
would be almost Invariably, the books. for they
never become out of fashion, and never grow
old. And those desiring to make holiday pres
ents should call at the we'll known establish
ment of Me rCngg. !lN West COmmUrce street
lie has the largest stOck of hNGks ever brought
To the city, SuitahIr for all ages and sexes.
for young or old, grave or gay. Poetry, his
tory, fiction. travels, in fact every thing i'm the
book line, including Bibles, prayer books,
hymnalS, etc, in binding, either simple ur Gle
giant, suitable for all conditions. In addition
To books he keeps all elegant stock OF velvet
ana plush albums autograph albums, scrap
books, velvet frames, gold pens, etc. \ beau
tittIl line of silk trngCd Christmas cards. very
handsome. Beautiful writing desks and work
boxes, fancy glass paper weights and nk.tauds,
tine selection of hand bags and leather goods
and all kinds of games, either for Indoor Or
outdoor sport. In addition he keeps II full line
Of stationery, including CN cry thing in that line.
7" those hooking Tor holiday presents, his cs-
tabilshmeut Is the place. Est jan