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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MI sYCLE BROTHERS.


The great increase in our business has compelled
MS this season to make great improvements In our
establishment. We are now ready 10 accomno-
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 C0L0RED
sATINs. and PARIS STAPLES and FANCY
DRESS GOODS; also,
LYONS BLACK CACHEMIRE,
LYONS BLACK FAILLE.
LYONS BLACK CACHEMIRE VICTORIA,
LYONS COLORED FAILLE,
LYONS COLORED CACHEMlRE,
LYONS COLORED POULT DE sOIR;
BLACK RHADAMES, a line of qualities;
BLACK SATIN MARvEILLEUX,
BLACK SATIN DE LYON,
FANCY SILKS, CADRILLE, JAsPE, &C.;
BLACK SATINs. all widths and qualities;
COLORED sATlNs, full line Of best shades
BLACK SATIN DUCHEssE,
BLACK SATIN MORE PEKIN,
BLACK SATIN DAMAssE,
BLACK AND COLORED ALL-SILK PEKIN
MORE.
These goods were bought at the underwriters
sale at greatly reduced prices having been slightly
damaged on the voyage per steamer Herinod."
Also,
3j pieces NUNS YELLING.
all Of which will be found worthy the attention OF
buyers. who will find the goods arranged Tor eN-
animation MONDAY MORNING.
Full line Of BLACK CASHMERE sIlAWLS;
We will also show full line of IABLE-LiNEN'
10-4 and I2,4 LINEN sHEETING-BARNs-
LEY'S best 1874 only 81, good value for Loo
so pieces LINEN at 25c., good value Tor DUO
2I pieces LINEN at 31c., good value Tor sue,
A full line of DRESS GlNGHAMs and PER-
GALES suitahzfs.for the season.
In LACFS and EMBROIDERfES we show The
largest line ever shown this side of New YORK,
and guarantee to please both In prices and
quality. ,.,.
can show all styles and quantities that may be
asked for;
l case COLORED LINEN LAWN at 1876, good
100 pieces MITTINGsfo be sold at New York
prices: 80. -. ...,..,,,,,.
Also a full line Of OIL-CLOTHS. WINDOW
SHADES, and LACE CURTAINS.
SYCLE BROTHERS.
BIZ Broad street.
Wehavc opened branch store at 1929 MAIN
STREET for the accommodation OF the lower
portion of the city. ap 2-eod
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DEATHS.

Died. in this CITY, on April 18Th. Mrs. MATTE
c. FOLKES. wife Of Joseph +. Folkes.
The funeral will take place from Union station
Methodist Episcopal church TO-DAY nj 4 o'clock
p. NJ. Friends and acquaintanccs are invited to
attend.
Died, in Henrico county. on the 18th Of April
1882. at IL O'Clock A. VI, after short and pain
full Illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH IIOUPT, In the
SEVENTEEN year OF her age.
The funeral viii take place from her residence,
on the Cregton road, THIS AFTERNOON (14th)
at 3 o'clock. Her friends and relatives are IN
yited to attend
Died, April 18th. AT l o'clock A. NJ, at her late
residence, No. II west Clay street IN the sixtieth
year or her age, Mrs. u. B. MITCHELL, relict of
the late James ID. Mitchell. and only sister of Mrs.
II. NJ. Courtney. of Ilenrico county.
She leaves five devoted children and many
friends 10 mourn their irreparable loss.
Blessed are the dead who die I'm the Lord.
Her funeral viii take place at Grace street Bap-
list church THIS friday MORNING at 10
O'Clock. Friends of the family are invited to at
tend.
Died. I'm this city, on the morning of April 10.
1882, f. A. j. MORRIS, I'm the fifty-third year Of
his age.
His remains were inferred I'm the family burying-
ground at Amelia Courthouse.
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PETERSBURG.

DEATH FROM THE EFFECTS OF BURNING
DEATH OF AN AGED LADY AND BAPTIST
MINIsTER-THE CITY ELECTION, &C.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.I
APRIL 13, 1882.
Miss Mildred IIatchctt, who was so Sc
riously burned yesterday morning, died
last night about Z o'clock. Her funeral
took place this afternoon from the High
Street Methodist Episcopal church, OF
which she was member. II may here be
stated that her clothing took fire from the
CRATE while she was reaching above the
mantel to arrange some pictures.
The venerable Mrs. 5. II. Mertens, whose
illness has been mentioned in this CORE
spondence, died this morning, in the ninety
seventh year OF her age. She was stricken
with paralysis several days ago, and her
condition from the first was such as TO give
little hope of her recovery. Deceased was
the widow of the late John L. Mertens. a
former well-known tobacconist OF this city,
who died many years ago. She was lady
Of great liberality, and freely patroniZed
all objects Of benevoence. She leaves n
sister (Mrs. Kerr, residing in Chesterfield
county, who is upwards OF eighty years OF
age.
information was received last evening OF
the death, in Darlington, s. c., OF the Rev.
j. o. Il. Dargan, the father Of the Rev. f.
c. Dargan, pastor Of the First Baptist
church in this city. Mr.. Dargan was called
away some TWO weeks ago by telegram
announcing the illness Of his father, and
he will not return until the last Of this
week. The death occurred yesterday morn
ing.
The report is that the Executive Com
mittees of the Republican and Reddiuster
parties will agree to a cOnvention-to be
composed OF two white and two colored
delegates from each ward-to make nOmi-
nations of candidates to be voted for at the
May election. Ii is not believed that the
Democrats will put any ticket in the field
but will leave the course entirely to the Re-
publican and Re;idiuster party.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IT THE BIG SALE OF DRY GOODS
THE LOWEST PRICES YET.
SAVE MONEY WHEN IT CAN BE DONE.
THERE NEVER WAS
A BETTER TIME TO DO 1T.

SUMNER SILKS at soc. per yard worth Csc, Al
Csc. worth sJc., AT 75c. worth 81;
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK atsI worth Al %,
atsi.25 worth sl.65. at $3.50 worth 40. al,
s1.75 worth $3.50, at ~ worth ~. rs, ats2.2j
worth 80;
sATINs. SILKS, and M0IREs In all colors ana a,
all prices;
LL-WOOL BLACK BUNTING at Is, Ie1. DO
rs, and 35c. per yard
FIGURED PIQUE nc ljc. per yard worth DC
SWISS MUSLIN at l3c. per yard worth 2jc. Al
lie. per yard worth 35c., at Ice. per ward
worth 40c.;
CORDED NAINsOOK MUSLIN. yard wite a,
12kc. worth Csc;
LINoN DE DAcCA at l6'c. pr yard wort,
25c.;
Yard-widc CoATrNG-LINEN a. he. nor ward
worth 2Oc.;
STRIPED sKlRrING at loc. per yard worth
15c.;
FIGuREDLINEN TABLE-coyERsa worth
So;
worth 1928:
SHIRT BOS0MS two pl,l ,tt2c ,yor,,, o,c n,
16c. worth 30c.. 10 poe worth 35c.;
THREE-PLY >ruRT-BOsOMs at zoe. worth
4Vc.' ~ 8oc. worth 50c.:
EMBROIDERED TABLE-COyERs at 1925
worth 50:
\ large assortment OF BABY-C CARRIAGES;
SHOPPING and WORK-BASKETs az 3jc
worth 65c.;
big Job lot Of IIANDKEGCHIEFs Tor mc.
women, and children;
The whole Of manufacturer stock VI GrN.
TLEMEN'S SliIRT-COLLARS at n r.-
dozen worth -, az 1925 per dozen elh
$500:
LINEN CUFFS at ljc. a pair worth from 2jc.t
40c.;
CNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS az 40, 30, 90, Use.
and 81, worth 25 per cent. morc-ony li'n-
tied quantity Of these goods, and they cannot
De replaced at the prices we are selling at;
PILLOW-CAsE LIEN az 4jc. worth soc.
yard:
NAPKINS AZ soc. a dozen worth 1925, M -
worth $3.50. al $3.50 worth $3.50;
An immense stock Of TOWELS. among which
will be found several lots that cannot Dee re-
placed At A. per cent. more than what We are
selling them az.
We only enumcrato few of our great bargains,
but will state that We have on hand am immense
stock of FIRST-CLAsS GOODS. and will satisfy
all who examine our stock that they can save
money by making their purchases of us.
ap ID LEVY BROTHERS.
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New Novel.

Mrs. Mayburn's Trims. BY JouN HAB-
BERroN, author of "IIelen's Babies"
With an illustrated cover, with Portraits
OF Mrs. MAYBURN's Twins. One volume,
paper cover. Price. 80 cents.
"Mrs. Maybum's Twins" by JcHN HAB-
BERToN, author of "IIclen's Babies" is a
book which Gts publishers think will go
straight to the heart Of every mother in the
land, and they say that that mamma does
not exist who will not vote it delightful.
We have not read il. For sale by the
publishers, and, we guess, at the book
stores,
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company to the New River isaino'" ''
pany. ,,,oo 81, Roads
and Internal Navigation without recohi-
mendation.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
Nv Mr.. HARMS: A bill authorizing the
Auditor of Public Accounts TO pay cow
to the Petersburg Guards.
Rv Mr.. WITTEY: A bill TO authorize the
Southwest Virginia improvement CoIhpa-
nv TO construct turnpike road III laze-
well county.
THE TAX BILL.
The tax bill was ordered to engrossment::
Numerous amendments were agreed
upop. among which are the following /:
Reducing the land tax to forty-tive cents,
the proceeds of 1916 thereof to be applied
10 the support of the public free schools !;
reducing the tax on personal property to
forty.fiye cents, 1915 Of the proceeds
thereof to go to the public free schools.
An independent section was also added re-
curing all taxes assessed upon licenses to
he paid in lawful money Of the United
states before the licenses are issued.
DISTRICT SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
House bill to provide for the appoint
ment and removal OF district school trus-
tees and to amend and reenact the act APP
proved January IL, 1877, entitled an act to
provide for the appointment and removal
OF district school trustees, came up on Its
second reading.
After considerable discussion the bill
was laid on the table.
The House then adjourned until ii
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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Mn. NrwrrRny.-Tbe Richmond CORE

Mr.. NEwBERRY.-The Richmond CORE
spondent OF the Alexandria Gazette,
Strongbow." writes as follows about this
gentlemen: Mr.. Newberry has risen since
this fight, in which he has been such a
brave leader, to be regarded as one OF the
greatest natural-born orators known in the
Legislature since the war. He has pow
eriul voice and emphatic delivery, and his
speeches are listened to with the closest
attention. So far he has swept away like a
ilmsy straw every Mahoneite who has
dared to oppose him. II Is noticed that
Mr.. RiddIeberger does not tackle him.
The proof Of Senator Newberry's effective
oratory is the sincerity Of purpose which
shines behind 1t. He is an earnest, deter
mined man, and has raised strong rock,
upon which the Malone ship has dashed IT.
self to pieces. lie has sounded the DEATH
knell OF Mahoneism and ring rule.
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIvERsTY.-At
meeting OF the Board OF Trustees held
on the 18th instant it was unanimously de-
termined to postpone the centennial cele-
bration which had been appointed for next
June. This is owing to the impossibility
of completing the necessary arrangements
in time. A committee has been appointed
TO take into consideration the whole sub
iect, and make report at the next annual
meeting in June as to the best time for OBJ
serving the proposed celebration. 1t is in
accordance with the desire Of said COM
mittee that the information herein contain
ed is given for the satisfaction OF the
alumni and other friends OF the Univer-
sity, and other papers will confer favor
by giving it publication.
WILLIAM BROWN, Chairman.
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The note from 80 gives us an excuse Tor
saving that he could not have been more
surprised or annoyed than we were when
we found in the columns of our daily so
much matter which had been intended only
for the weekly
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Thousands OF women have been entirely
cured OF the most stubborn cases OF female
weakness by the use Of Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Send to Mrs.
Lydia f. Pinkham, 233 Western avenue,
Lynn. Mass. for pamphlets.
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FANCY GOODS.

$ TEv EMS
STILL TAKES THE LEAD IN PRODUCING
NOVELTIES.
This week we have opened a line of handsome
GOLD-FRONT INITIAL LACE-PINS:
HANDSOME SOLID-SlLNER INITIAL LACE
PINS;
ELEGANT GOLD-FRONT INITIAL CIEMlsE-
and COLLAR-STUDs;
New designs IN BAR LACE-PINs;
New designs IN STONE EAR-DROPS;
sensible STYLES Of LADIES' CARD-CASEs
0eather);
New stock Of FLAT, SQUARE, and BAG SHOP
PING-SATCHELS;
BEAUTIFUL FEATHER FANs-all colors-with
carved ivory sucks;
4 very large assortment Of low and medium
priced JAPANESE FANS;
JAPANESE PARAsOLS I'm great variety and 1t
prices 10 suit the closest buyer;
New designs Of ENGRAVED BERRY BOWLS
on foot: novelties I'm BERRl-DlsiiES, ICE
CREAM DISHES, and sets with small dishes
10 match: elegant designs In ENGRAVED
GOBLETS at 81, $50. and Sl.75-as hand
some as those we sold az ~ last year.
20 new styles Of TIN SETS-paiiorns never before
shown I'm the city:
See our stock Of CHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES ION
second noOrl; the styles and prices will sell To
any in need Of them. sIENfNS,
APP II 300 Broad erect
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MELVILLE, April u, 1882.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
DR.. George Cabaniss, OF Nottoway, q
practicing physician, who resided near
Burkeville, committed suicide last Sunday
evening by hanging himself in barn on
his premises.
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They say ga word to the wise Is sufil-
cient.v but we think II takes about five,
- Use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup" You can
get this article In any drugstore for
twenty-five cents. Physicians recommend
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STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT
lap 1-3ml
EoURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE a

EOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE g.
Il COMPANY.
400 EAST BROAD STREET.
CARDOZO. ALSOP. MO~BN a CO..
1905 EAST MAIS sIEELI.
RICHMOND. Va.
LARGEST STOCKS EYER EXHIBITED IS
THIS CITY.
MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES TllROUGllOl
OUR NTOf Is.
We are now prepared for lhe demand O.
SPRING and SUMMER STAPLE and fAN'l
''0B BLACK SILK DEPARTMENT.
I'm all the latest designs Of SILKS. ARMUBI~. -i-
CILIANS. SATIN DE MERNElLLEIA t.i
DE RHADAMEs ranging ma cost from 5Or."
Look a. our BLACK SILK atsI5O-bcst value
ever seen In this market
/ For trimming and combining with above fanr'c-
our stock i rcpote with The advanced n0yritt.
in MORE ANTIQUE. SILKS. and sATlN,,
ranging In cost from rl.25 o. -.
BLACK BROCADEs at greatly reduced h4nre'
WHITE GOODS.
In DANASKS. NAPKINS. DOhLIES. CRASH.
WlNE-CLOTHs, TOWELS. our stocks are
As Of ssnccisl value we ask your attention g.
BLEACHED DAMASk &c II and Sl.25;
HUCK TOWEL az 23c.-best offered before ~
BATH TOWELS IN endless variety.
COLORED DFFss GOODS
I'm all the new cOolings 81 lawn, owe Feaco'h.
Russian Blue. DTab, Re,eda, Saucepan. LlcIrn
Grey. Tan. Bronze, together with run and fi-
rlet exhibit Of Tennis. MORE, Oriental strip
ana newest tltff- IN AltfA1 tiA ~iilp'rf
Best value in the city Nm DEBEGE at l24c.
BLACK GOODS.
In preparing for tIis our special department. W
have spared neither expense nor ume. We ,"h".
IDENTIFY claim 10 show a fuller, more NafitI, ihu
cheaper line than any house south 81 Nc" ora.
/ Amsng our special lines we enumer1tc-
BLACK SILk-WARP HENRIETTA al Fl.2J "a
ALi-WSooL CASHMERE. ACE. to sl.75-be.'
values ever seen for the money;
l BARATHEA. NUNS YELLING, cHOODAH
ZODIAC SUITiNG. ARMtR RI, 1kltOIt.
BFNGALINE. CAMEL's-HAik CASllMkkf-
/ SERGEs. CANTON CREPE. and al uoYcliics.
! Look AZ our NUNS YELLING az soc;
DOMESTIC GOODS IN Shoctugs, shifting. iu-
/ low-Case Linens and Cottons. Seersue ktf,,
Cambrics, Ginghams, Perralcs' az lowest NJ"
] York quotations; ...,.
LsCES AND EMBROiDFRlf>.-Wc NON ,,sii}
/ an Immense line Of HAMBtfr fnnhyi,11
/ derry on Cambria. Naius0Hk' aud 'iuaii" %"
! the new LACES m Mlnreallc' NfAs5luo' 10
/ thetic. hyperion. Newport nhl,, s'liNl,, -,
We show I'm endless variety OBJ I'VE an" n,sa
/ SITS. WHITE GOODS in III Ill fhhSlAN
/ LAWNS PRINCES LAWNS anc all stllf
ana fancy effect az very lowest rates.
| 10 soifcif yoIr order, aud attention.
/ CARD0IO. Ai>OP. MoSBl 4 CO..
FouROUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE CO.
/ NH 26-cod
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HoRsP0RD's ACID PHOSPHATE Is Of signal
benefit In cases Of nervous prostration, the
result OF mental oyerwork.
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M JULIUS MEYER Il son
invite attention 10 their
NEW AND LARGE ASSORTMENT

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, In plain and combination lin
ings. at lower prices than they have ever been Of
fered:
HANDsONrELY-LNED SATIN PARAsOLs
from 20 up;
sUN-UNlBRELLAs in silk, Turks satin, serge
&C.:
DoUBLE-FACED SILK SUN-UMBRELLAS en-
tircy 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 at the extraordinary low price Of
Handsome line of SUMNER SILKS at zoe. worth
75c.;
All the new shade in MOIRES and SURAH SAT-
INSatS1;
Look at the BLACK MOIRES ats1;
BLACK SILK BROCADE GRENADINES I'm new
and handsome designs at s5c. worth SIPS.
Large line Of lght-weeht
BLACK GOODS.
BLACK ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING az 25 to
40c.;
BLACK ALL-WOOL BUNTING from l6a to
40c.;
BLACK FOULES, BENGALINE CLOTHS,
sHOODAs, TAMIsE, HENRIETTAs, at spe-
cial low prices.
most complete line OF
WHITE GOODS.
IN 49,. WHITE \ TNrAN n.fNnI ~ I - tvcrfh
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 MUSLlNS In
Whites and Creams from 1870 up.
All the NEW LACES. including ORIENTAL,
EDFLWEISS. POINT MARESQUE MAR
GUERiTE. BLACK and CREAM SPANISH:
The largest and cheapest line Of TORCliON
LACES ever shown; .
SWISS and NAINSOOK EMBROIDElIES-new
and handsome dcsgns-fr0m DC. % sl.23;
200 pieces n AMBURG EMBROlDERlESa at eX-
traOrdnarily low prices.
MATTINGS.
Special large lot from auction very cheap.
40 rolls EXTRA HEAVY No. l FANCY NAT
TING at 2Jc. worth zoe:
Good WHITE MArTlNGS n l2.c. and mp;
Good RED CHECK az l6'lc aud up, 1t
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
ap 2-eod 6Ol aud COB Broad street.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP.

L OWES CARB0LIC LAUNDRY SOAP
IL FOR DlSINFECTING
BED-CLOTHES AND CLOTHING OF THE
SlCk-ROOM.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED As A PRECAUTION
AGAINST SMALLPOX.
For sale by the following grOcers:
MCCARTHY x HAYNES, HERMAN SCHMIDT,
A. J.. BURFORD 4 BROTHER, JOHN X. COOKE,
PRIDDY Il TAYLOR, q. l.. TODD,
WILLIAM RANKIN, y. W. KELLEY,
j. II. KELLY, ". i. SHOOT,
:, \. WHITE JAMES II. WADE,
W. r. RICHARDSON, JAMES STEWART,
NJ G. CROWDS, G. MITCHELL,
W. AsuBY WALKER, W. ID. HARrON,
j. WATSON PHILLIPS, X. II. BOZE Co,
OTEY 4 BROTHERS, l.. A. LOWRY,
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE, NJ WADE.
n. A. T.. DABNEY, x. r.. ENGLISH,
JAMES KAHN. j. r. SPARKS.
Also for sale by druggists generally. Ask for
LOVES CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP, and
take nothing else as substitute.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
fe17 Wholesale Agents.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTlCE.-The men, q
wi bers of DOVE LODGE. No. 81. A. nv
f. and A. NJ. will attend stated cOmmu- ~ *
nicatisn of their Lodge at II. Adams Hail. " '
corner Main and Third streets, on THIS ttrdayl
sister lodges and transient brethren fratenaly
invited.
by order of the W. VI. Il. T. AUGUST,
ap 14-ltk Secretary.
NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF OLD
~ DOMINION COUNCIL, No. 3l6, AMERI-
CANLEGION OF HONOR. are requested 10 attend
a regular meeting of their Council at Druid5' Hail.
corner Seventeenth and Maiu streets. on THIS
friday EVENING ut ~ o'clock. The COM
paniOns Of sister councils are Invited TO meet with
US.
BY order of julius 4. HOBSON, Commander.
JAMES f.. RIDDICk,
ap I4-Itk Secretary.
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Motion TO reconsider rejected.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met at II O'Clock Speaker
FOWLER In the chair.
REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES.
House bill to amend and recnact section
OF chapter 100 Of an act entitled an act
TO amend and reGnact section Of the act to
authorize the formation Of the New River
Mining, and Manufacturing Com
pany as amended by acts approved April
?, 1878, 18th March, 1875, and 4th March,
1880, and 10 change the name OF the said
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DOCKLAND LIME, ROsENDALE CE-
H MRNT, PORTLAND CEMENT umportedl,
CALCINED PLASTER, LAND PLASTER
lground fresh daily, NOVA SCOTIA LUMP
WARNER MOORE,
NH 22-eod Seventeenth street. south side dock
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Hor BIrTERs gives good digestion, active liver,
good circulation, and buoyant spirits.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

CRAYS. ATTENTION Assemble
VI at Regimental Armory on THIS friday r.
NIGHT in fatigue uniform white Gloves for
drll. III
an l4-lt +. L. SPENCE, Orderly.
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P Reported from the Committee on Roads
and internal Navigation without recon-
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DIssOLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS


DOCKLAND LIME.-l,1OO barrels of
III FRESH ROCKLAND LIME, from the eele-
brated cobb Lime ilns,r daily expected per
schooner Billows. For sale low from dock nv
ROBERT WENDENBURG,
No. sos Main and IL Fifteenth street
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

A subscriber for the Weekly REPUB-
LlCAN in the State Of Texas, in for
wardinR his subscription money says .
''For few weeks have not received
your valuable paper. You can scarce
ly imagine how lost one feels at the
non-receipt Of such good old friend n
friend from childhood. Upon the from
tier Of this great DemOC State, the
common sense Republicanism Of the old
REPUBLICAN, Is as refreshing as a
bubblng spring. For the qualification
of wa old "Blue Hens Chickens" and
for the honor and future success Of the
Republican party In our dear old State
it is necessary and imperative that 8
sudden ending should be put to thu
foolish tactional fighting, and good and
true men lead, not boss the good ole
party,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26

Almost all the churches in this city
held special services on Sunday in
Commemoration Of the anniversary of
the birth of Christ. The music in some
of the churches was excellent, and C on
stituted an important feature of the &C.
GasiOu.
The Sunday school OF Central Pres
byterian church held their anniversary
in the afternoon and there was a large
attendance. Addresses were made by
the pastor Rev. DR., Nixon, and the su-
perintendent Of the school Mr. VIM. X,
Crosby.
st. Andrews Sunday school held
their anniversary in the evening, in
the presence Of large audience. The
exercises consisted OF singing, prayers
Getting the creed and an address BY,
Bishop Lee.
Scott NJ. + Sunday School also held
their anniversary in lAe evening. A
rine program WIS presented, aud at the
close each caild l.. re lufLIt school re-
C9ived bog of candies.
The schools OF Grace NJ. j. Church
and Delaware AvDnue Baptist Church
also held appropriate services, ard a
the last Named nUmbe Of present
wee distributed.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-26
CnrIHGInaa &c b Oen.

There were three boys baptized at
Central Presby terrain Church last Sun
day, by the Rev. DR.. Nixon.
The Christmas gift from Central
church to Rodney Chapel, amounts to
nearly 800.
A large pane Of glass was broken out
of the window of Wares dI uR store, ut
an early hour Sunday morning by a
drunken man who tell against it.
A man was arrested on Saturday
afternoon for Obstructing tho tracks OF
the Front street passenger railway
with his team.
Thomas Maloney was very drunk
last Saturday night, and was robbed Of
his hat and coat in the vicinity of Sixth
and Madison street.
Two electric lights were In operation
for the first time in this city last Sat.
urday plght. One Is in front of Adams
and the other at the Every Evening
office.
The alarm OF fire on Sunday evening
was eansed by the burning of some
bedding in house over Eleventh street
bridge. The flames were extinRuished
with a few buckets of water.
The cotton mill on the Brandywine
known as the KeR mill, which sus-
pended operations last April, will re-
sumo next week, and the proprletors
are making an effort to secure their Old
hands.