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A DNlnl>IlLAiUK'S SALE.

ny virtue Of an order OF the Orphans
Court OF the state Of Delaware, in and for
10. Castle County, made at he FEBRUARY
form A D.. issLof said court Will exposo
a public sale, az Greoab4 nG on the p emsCs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-15

RICHMOND, VA, May II, 1854.
You can refer anybody to US in regard to
the IT erits Of ). s. ). Polk, MILLER l. 90.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-15

XYyANrE D-GOOD. STOUT, Al TIVE
" Toy for grocery stors; well reconln zen
DID and able to drive u horse; address > en's
office. ihl'
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.lEsAl.E.

,,,o,,, Market street pro1erty store
a vNIag' with al est tblished bnainrT'
ave , sea-; lot extending Though the
pre, ,,..,hrs property, situate on
n a up PIKE adjoining city ApEi% TO
A''''''' ". MojAuLLEi ~
900 Market al Get
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-15

; WASHINGTON, March 13.-In the
House to-day the Speaker presented
four memorials from citizens OF Utah
Territory, one from young ladies, one
from young men, one from women and
one from men for suspension of fur
Their action on all bills relating to UtalS
and for the appointment of n commTs;
sion of honorable and unprejuNk.
men to inquire into and dethreJ
the state of affairs IN that N.m,na
Mr.. Camp, of New York, srritorv
Ironically that tke napT. IN . i,syi
dered printed "A th9 ,fials were Or.
ferred. L //Record and re.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-15

DUBiIC SALE.
viii be sold at 9)5 Orange stree, on Fri
Gay, March 18th, at va O'Clock, as 70 lows:
parlOr DO room, dining room and hitch N
Furniture s1ch as sofas, chairs, be- steads
and beds, tngrain ans rag carpets, metres
Z es bureaus, tables, stands, d he's, cooking
uptensils, COOK and rom stoves, and maAy
other articles not here enumerated.
A.UUNRAD.
l.. W Sfdham & son, auot.
maj 9-ll-l4.11 .16
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WANTED.

YyANrFD-A WHITE GIRL FOX W.
w stairs work and care Of children; ap'
ply between y and l C clock, TO live '.h,r'oh
street, WiH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-15

The Messrs. Palmer advertise a LOT of
fat cattle for sale.
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YIU BLlC SALE.
DUBLIO SALE.

The entire stock anu figures old y gods
and grocery tore, No. az Blttonwood street.
Tuesday, March 2lst. 1882, at OK O'Clock, a.
III. OOnsi ny Of ia, coffee, sugar, 'Oap
spices, mo asss', vineg r, caned fruit. aeIr,
tinwa.e 9, glass an queenswlte; store ixtures.
viz Yea cadd 'es, patent OIL can, molasses
cans, scales, wei sht3 and measures refriger-
ator, saws Gle yer, meat block, &c. Also
hou gehold and kitchen furniture.
A. SEkG FAINT.
DRAKE & Co., customers Mats
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,RSAI.E

:, u,-,, ro,,ysd from business we cfer the
hso , INK and fixtures for sale low !;
Na n,t,s .hatting and pn'lios, gas "ip2,
~ eus'ni .ps lathe, sc, SC. A general
is u" "'" lean fttlng and p!"mo'ng
~ ga ,orl9, We will either iease or
/ No nr1pcrty 500 King street. ,,,rr,
Wt P.F' FERRIS X GARRETT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-15

THE GIRL With
w the grey cir IL ar Id blue hood VINO
pppliel 1t llc5 Jefferson street, on stiIaJ,
call agGin. hH VI
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rOK SALE.
pARB OpPoRTuNN Y,


sALE OR WILL EANHANSE
6R shh niIt to order. q Supe 'i0r top
to- one h rC, H. dropping I'D, viii turn
h, foot o 1Vi" the bast. and inspected
/, ma,,,r.n n, Capacity 2 to 2 one.
loES ~ al loo heavy for steep NUS aAn ''''
|, q I,,b,pye a pair Of medium sized
!, hr heavier pair: r,,y,pnsnN
,,, W,lmingtoa, Del.
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Nv s,1F-rHRE .SrOKY BklNk
S,r,o No, ri W. Seven h street.; mod
,'TnTTrniopces. prtc. W. terms ,asy; pos
W. - SAM'L W. Nc 'AtLLFH,
|, n tixnth and Market sire 'ls.
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opsAtE OK RkNT-THE Old ~
P in.h In business stand, M. Ds Mar
,,s., hayi,g q front Of Eltt DIN on Mar
F f..'o, rnnninv throughto Shlpiey street
!, tV aid m .ssy terms; possession given
'qth ofMarch Apply 10 J Is kk
h BR0, Stcan BAKERY, cor Fourth ana
lob streets
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-15

xTvAnr. u 90 AND $500 AT Fly T.
" per cent on first lass CITY pfoper'y'
address A. this office. MA ot'
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SX ANrED- ONE ROOM oh ir, a ta,1
~ lpcatel; suitable for DIRE nak'hS'
address q. MS Nee. m.+-.'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-15

THU RSDAY, M AK III 10, 1857,
at 10 O'Clock A. M,
const ting OF l hair cloth parior suit, pieces;
! marble top table paflor stove, walnut
extern in Ia lie, lounge, bsdstaa ), stancs
tables, cane and windsor chairs, ltetther bed
bolster and ptllO~s,2 yards of b ussels ca..
pet ingram and rag C rp9ts, stair and hall
carpets, stair rods, ! range, win1og shades,
lot Of hose, tubs, bWcaNts, tin, glass and
lueensware; also many articles too tedious
40 mention, LilAS GUTTWERTH.
Drake X 90, auct. f-S-i- Jn-lb
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, MAY -, 1881
j. $, s. has given better satisfaction thaa
any medicine have ever sold
III: DENNARD, pgPRy. TN
ELI WARREN,
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oJ<I4iINf AS Low AS TIE LOWEST &c
Both being practical worg neu. ali ~4oto ~
4 left with them will receive prompt after, -~cttG
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-15

SIIArTkb--h SMhkr hCt!NE bJi
w 70 sta in ore; address IN own haaa-
writin, G.. w. this otf1ce. h'i''N'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-15

(YyANl LADIES 70 X W m ~
" they can 'uppl ed with soot S'EI'
at 40 1atnAll street. thAt'"st
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EITBNTiD-- BDAKDEHS A p" si2 KING
w STREET. Pleasant looms anu < loa a.
Communications lebl4 Int
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-06
LYNCHBURG.

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAGEDY" pa
THENCE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSO-
CIA1lON-TuE CHAMBER or COMMERCE, &C.
(Correspondence OF the Richmond DisuatchJ
DECEMBER 4. 1882.
The case OF Booker Robertson. who is
charged with the shooting and killing Of
T.. ID. CraddOck, will not, il is thought. be
tried at the present term OF the Hastings
Court. The grand jury has found an in
dlctment, hut il is believed that counsel for
the accused will move posiponement.
Robertson's physical condition Is net
much improved, and his physician regards
the injuries sustained by the prisoner a.
quite serious.
There is on foot here a movement TO rem
der pecuniary assistance 10 the widow and
six little children Of the late Captain Grad
dock, who were entirely dependent upon
the deceased husband and father for sup
port. Captain Csaddock was a member Of
the Knights Of Honor and his wife will re-
cciVc $1,000 from that order within the
next ninety days.
The performance Of "Patiencc" at the
Opcra-llOUSc several evenings since Nv an
amateur company, under the direction Of
Mrs. John W. Stone, was a decided sue
cess. A splendid audience was present,
and TIN entertainment was charming.
The hewly-Organizod Young Mems Chrl--
tian Association bids fair to accomplish q
good work in the community.
\ second meeting oi the Chamber Of
Commerce, held Saturday night at the
Lynch House, resulted IN the adoption Of a
constitution framed somewhat after that of
the Richmond Chamber. Officers Will be
elected at gieeting TO be held next Satur-
DAY.
ibis morn.ng colonel boy named
Scplggs accidentally shot himself i'm the
abdonen while carelessly toying with a
pistol, and will most probably die.
The Council 'i.as suspended the ordi-
nance prohibiting the.usc OF fireworks on
Christmas-day, ai.I Young America is
greatly re!Oiced in consequence thereof.
The cleft of Incorporation Court re-
corded nine,ecR transfer, OF real estate last
month, and issued eighteen marriage-l.-
censes during the same period.
Only $4,000 pounds q leaf tobacco were
sold here last week. owing to the unfas or
able state OF the weather.
The acknowledgements collections last
week amounted 10 Sl5,S03 ~. For the (.
month, ISL ,527.50. BEAUMONT.
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The Tariff.

Everything in Washington seems TO be
promising. Even the tariff is expected to
be improved this winter. The Washing
ton Post states upon what it terms the
highest authority that the tariff commits
sion have agreed upon and are preparing a
bill which will very soon be presented to
Congress, and which will provide for Gan
equitably-sdiusted system Of reductions Of
marked uniformity, falling considerably
short Of the anticipations OF the high pro-
tectionists, and consulting public rather
than private interests"
Let Us have a new law by all means.
The present tariff Is out Of date. II would
be hard to change 1t without improving it.
The Democrats may have the good luck to
rid the country OF it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-06

OF course it would he foolish to deny
that we desire to retain the friendship OF
those Readjusters who supported Mr.. Mas
sey. There is no question that they are
more reliable Democrats than those so
called Funders who imperilled Democratic
success by refusing to vote for Mr.. Mas
sey.- Montgomery Messenger.
"Let by-gones be by-gones," is the best
motto under the circumstances. The few
Democrats who refused to vote for MASSEY
will never claim for themselves a sagacity
or kind OF Democracy superior 10 that OF
the $4,000 good and true men who voted
for him. The fact is, as a young lawyer
assures us, who has added up the figures,
Mr.. MASSEY fell only so behind The COM
bined vote Of the Democratic candidates
for Congress in the several districts-not
one hundred to the district.
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A Graceful and Expressive Tribute

A Graceful aLd Expressive Tribute
In the following graceful and expressive
tribute to the ste JAMES \. fLOwARDIN
from the Richmond Commercial ,Gnd To-
bdcco Leaf will be readily co:sniEed the
pen OF MIR. II, u. WITrER:
In the death of tits gentleman taespress,
the Chaseb, the CITY, and the state TO all
. OF which he was an CVnamesi) s,lsts in a
grievous loss. The focal " stick" with
his initiak wrought an bright bloSQns,
which adorped his funeral casket told .5hc
story Of the life-begilniIig Of iSe man
who, like Greeley, fosc from the case. sf
the apprentice 20 lay The foundation OF .
leading me<reb olitan Journal.
Butsuccees, Ssver alleged she pure goIill
Oh is,eature, Bcr could struggles sour the
sweetness OF a ,dispossfio, so kind and
genial that to k8ow him vas To love him.
The NesIor Of ne city press; a simple,
forIbie, lGe-like y ritter, soAle OF his pen
pictures a the often time mingled the
hunsor and pathos 81 an Irving; u charm
ing conysrsstoRaiiSt, few eaualled him
In iaterest when he unbent among
group u fKields, aud wit and wisdom,
simplicity ard geniahty, blended with a
rare charm in the re1s' niscences and Incl
dents and ane,Notes, 81 which hes store
seemed ineXbau Uible.
Gentle as o wo plan, sthaple as a ciQd, he
lived respected a Yd beloved, and died re-
GREETED by ali who knew him. What
prouder epitapb could monarch wish:
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Neu Hooks

LO,reSt Forms of Water AnimdlS. An
Illustrated Natural History Reader. BY
y. D'ANyERS, author OF Forms OF
Land and Water" &C., dc. New York :
q. l.. PUTNAM'S Sons. 1882. Price, 80
cents.
This is No. V. Of "Scicnce Ladders"
II is easily comprehensive even by chill
drcn.
For sale by WEST. JOHNSTON & Co.
Military Life an Hdly. Sketches by Ed
wARDO De AMCIS, Army Onicer. Trans
lated by WnHELMINA W. CAuY. With
illustrations. New York: 6. Il. PUT
MANS SOES. 1882. Price, =.
very readable book. II is such book
too. as you can read for awhile and then
lay down, yet always take W with a taste
for it.
For sale by WEST. JOHNSTON q Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
mr. READ! READl READ,

We arc determined 10 keep up constant ,uDp'f
Of the ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS which lss
NEW STORE
so popular. We are opening this week in..f
elegant line OF
COLORED and BLACK CLOAklNG CLOTHS
among them an elegant DOCBLF-WiDTH
CHECKED CLOTH, for uls'crs Al Al fer
yard worth $3.50;
FUR and PAsSFMENTFRiE TRIMMINGS.
BRAIDS 4 IA HUSSAR, all colors;
CLOAK BUTTONS, all colOrs;
CLOAK BUTTONS, handmade crochet. 40 Goo.
per dozen;
BASKET FLANNELs, for sacquos, In me pop..
lar ox-blood and scarle, and all other de-irii
colOrs;
3s-inch ALL-WOOL CAsHMERES At SOC. in ,
desirable shades.
BUTTONS and BRAIDs Of ,hc latest style D.
match;
UNDREss KID GLOVES, three buttona. ati
worth Al:
DRESS KID GLOVES. three buttons. % Co..
worth 81;
MoUsoUETAIRE GLOVES, six-bufton lcn-r..
at 75c. worth 1928;
Also. splendid line Of CASHMERE ana BRIL-
LIANT Isle GLOVES Of the latct shape.
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IL STCLE BROTHERS,.
81 BROAD STREET.
EVERY DEPARTMENT COMPLETE AGAIN
WITH NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES.

FIRST FLOOR:
Special bargains ln SILKS and NELNETS. RICH
BROCADEs aud PLAIN VLLVETs. BRO
CADED and PLAIN SILKS;
BLACK and COLORED VELVET, from si25
go $3.50:
BLACK and COLORED PLUsHEs from - %
$3.50:
BLACK ana CoLORfD >lLASatSl andupwarl;
Special bargains m BLACK SILKS sI.$I.2J,
and sl50;
EXCELLENT TEXTURE and FINISH SATIN
RHADANE nt MEETtLLIEUXa SI.5O.
Si.7J. and -;
COLOEED CAsllMFRFs, comprising an the
most popular stylc- of dress goods in the mar
kcf;
275 pieces orBLACK DRESS GOODS from pc.
10 sljOp,r yard;
400 piece, Of pOuBLE-FOLD CASHMEREs
from - 90 Soc;
more case Of SuuDDAH CLOTH, IN every
shade. ~ 10 o.. per yard;
SCOTCH PLAIDS and STRIPS TO MATCH ~
greatly reduced prices:
l ease or NICE DRESS GOODS at IOc.:
l ca,eof KN1CKERBOCkER DRESS GOODS AZ
&C., reduced from ICE:
l case Of llORfE DRESS GOODS AZ l28c- becn
selling at 2Cc.:
1 case NICE DRESS GOODS at 12sc.-been SELL
ing At lG4c.;
800 pieces CAs>IMERES at price, to suit any,
body and cfcrybody-a great reduction:
original cases LADIES' and GENTLTNFN,s
HANDkERCHlEFS just received from the
New York importers; amongst them YOU VIII
find some FINE GENTLEMEN'S HEM
STITCHED az 2jc.. good value for soc; ex-
ccilent quality at L. and l5c.:
bno'her lot Of those CHEAP CLOAKINGS:
from 500 to sl2.5O; '0'"0e"
oa The SECOND FLOOR you will find q very
iiige assortment of FUR-LINED CIRCT |
tAKr, Dol MANS, CLOAKS, and WRAPS /
81 an kinds for Ladies. Misses. and Children
La :, stock ofoAKrETS, OGL-CLOTH. RIGS /
MATS. MATING, WINDOW-SUhDFs |
hNCE CtEIAlNS-al 1t bottom prices.
S1CLE BROTHERS,
pr,,..t Co., ,-oo, 81 Broad street.
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don. lie was going down the hill at o
very fast speed, when his sled struck an
obstacle Just as he was crossing MAIN
street, throwing him under two-horse
wagon which happened TO be passing Al
that time. The fore-whecls passed over
him about the centre Of the body, bruising
him, but not breaking the skin. the sled
was crushed to pieces, and little Brodie
would have been killed but for the driver.
who, with great presence OF mind, checked
his team in time TO prevent the hind-wheei
from passing over him. CHATHAM
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

J Musit,AL AND DRAMATIC ASSOCIATIo.i-HELICS
/ or THE wAR--MAsoNIc TEXT-ssOK RE-
COYfsRED-COAsIING ACCIDENT.
| iCorre1 ondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.
DECEEBER 4, Iss2,
st u meeting OF the Musical and Dramatic
| Association Of Fredericksburg the follow.
| ing officers were chosen for the ensuin.
year: .. J.. Marye, DR., president; Henry
Tab9, Yice-president William A. Little
Jr., treasurer; w. L. Brsdey. Hon. .Iobn
1. 'Uh'ck, and William A. Little. Jr
hhahcc committee. The Association M
pose giving series of plays durino rho
winter, hr't OF which will be on the oIst
Instant fQr the benefit of the PubIic 7 ill.,"
ny. Bohemian Girl" is the onera -"
iecied for Mat occasion. 'P''A Se-
through me Efforts OF Mr.. james p Ma
.eeh, Masonic Textbook BELONGING 70
american Lodge, No. GO, OF this civ, now
eAtltct, has been returned TO Hon. ! w
oeher, past master Of that Lodge. II
was taken from the lodge-room durin0 tbe
war by Mr.. Smith, OF New York regi-
ment, who has had it in his possession ever
s,hce. When his attention was called % ,
,he TACT that IL belonged to the lodoe baro :
nc a. once returned il to sIr. Senor
through his lodge to this place, Tbere !;
AZ uouot out what there are many more =
.e'ics OF This Kind yet to be returned. The 1
eeords OF Masonic Lodge. No. 4. OF This -
'mce' are probably in the possession OF a
oipe person who became Possessed Of :"
neIi during the battle here. They are OF no
&c 70 any only as war-relic, but would be in
!, great value 10 the lodge IL returned W
:, nese proceedings cover tie transaction Of
y ~ souge Tor over period Of ninety years. Ia
o 0n Thanksgiving, while crowd of il
'ian children were cOasting ON Cont. ne
, us IN. one little boy was very ba,,Iy stl
'"eo-'he llltla son Of Dr. b. S. IIcrn. an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-06

We regret that Chief-Justice WAITE and
Justice GRAY did not concur in the deci-
sion rendered on Monday by the Supreme
Court OF the United States in the cele-
brated LEE case. The former no doubt
carried with him Justice WOODS, who is an
Ohio man. though appointed from the
South. Justice BRADLEY we OF the South
expect nothing from. Justice GRAY has as
good reputation as any man on the SUI
preme bench; but even judges allow their
opinions to be biassed by the circumstances
which surround them. Justice GRAY
comes from Massachusetts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
mn BEYOND ALL QUESTION,
my GOODS ARE SOLD CHEAPER AT THIS
TIME THAN AT ANY TIME WITHIN
OUR MEMORY.

As stated In our previous advertisements I'M
porters and manufacturers have met win serious
dIsappoIntments in the quantity OF goods they eA-
pected to dispose of.
The offers We made on lots OF goods recently ap-
reared almost absurd. In every case, however
they have been accepted.
Among the many unprecedented bargains we
shall offer
On ELEGANTLY-MAD AND TRIMMED
FULL-LENGTH FUR-LINED CIRCULARS
at $50;
81 FUR-LINED CIRCULARS ut s25-the same
we have sold all the season at $40
22 SATIN RHADAMES-Quilted SIX Lining
and Fur Trimmed-at $3.50;
9 dozen CIIILDREN'S CLOAks, In dark beaver
trimmed with worsted plush Isles, age SIX 10
fourteen years., at Sl.75;
LADIES' JACKETS at si.25-former price
$3.50: all the finer qualities at over 20 per
cent. less than former prices;
SATIN RHADAME' DOLMANs, elegantly TRIM
med, at sl6-fOrmer price, s23;
SATIN HHADAMES, trimmed with nine-inch-
width plush, at s22 .50-former price, :3s;
SATIN MATELAssE BEAVER DO5MANS at
s25-former price, $40.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-06

Judge Garrison, who is here, says thai
MI. Kelley and the Dispatch people in
richmond told him that they had tried TO
see uie oiilcasi returns for his district. but
had not been allowed TO do SO, and that the
ts eason ne da not make application to see
xetfe. 1'~ N"''"F" ud-
MS statement was made In the Dis.
pateh' but corrected afterward, upon the
n"'hority Of the Secretary OF the Common.
wealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-06

The Secretary Of .'pe Treasury opposes
OF course the abolitioi> OF ah the Internal
taxes. He says that "pubhe opinion "
does not call for their destruction. But
when we rceollect that he predicted only i
week or two before the recent elections
that be would he chosen Governor ii New
York, we can Judge how nuch be iDows
about "public opinion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-06

james Cavanaugl, OF Philadelphia, who
was bitten by L dog about a year $50, died
Monday Of bydyophsbia. He first showed
symptoms OF the disease on Friday.
The New York !Hecical journal laws
The endorsements OF numerous medical
men Of prominence also indicate that Lie.
pls Company's ioH Beef Tonic has
merits" Cures dyspepsia, 5iIiousness, ms.
laria, debility.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-06

Our TAPESTRIE BRUSSELS - 7jc.ar.
trash. hut just such good as are No." being =
sI.IO per yard. Our iNGRAINS are good.
by only few nrst-cls- dealers I'm those good
are not made merely 10 sell, but O. wear f'.i r
sati faction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-06
Rg8Y'S ROYAL GLIDING.

Il U BY's rovu
READY FOR INSTANT USE.
AND
W0NDROrSLY CHEAP.
This magnificent LIQUID GLIDING NAV h,
used wherever gold add beauty.
IL Instantly gives a surface resembling Sot m
GOLD no matter where applied.
IL Is extensively used by manufacturers mint
ers, giiGers &C., In place OF gold leaf.
FOR LADIES.
RUBY's ROYAL GLIDING f. invaIuahlo.c,.
GLIDING HOUSEHOLD ORNAMENTS
FRAMES. CORRICEs,
BASKETS. FANS,
ETAGERE OBJECTS.
DECORATIVE PAINTING. &c.
NOS fashionable articles are more than doubled
III value by the meFe-t touch of gold.
ANY ONE CAN USE 1T.
= 'AhEL s-HAIR BLUSH IN EVERY BOX
THE COST IL THRILLING.
SOLD BY
WEST, JOHNSTON 4 CO.. OH east Mai, s,,oo,.
L. L. ID. WALFORD, All east Broad street:
,'' r. fkANCK, % north Ninth street;
u. LEWIS 9l1 east Main street;
~, dUNsT son, COS east Broad street.
RANDOLPH ENGLISH. 1902 Main street.
Ana by all pain,-iealers aud druggists.
NEW YORK CHEMICAL MFG. CO..
erpc,,, IN - New York.
o'n'cLAh FREE. no l5-eodlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-06
BLANKETS, nLANKErs .

from the great auction sale in New York. i...-
kets never were as cheap "a they are now. N.
have GOOD lO-4 WHITE BLANKET ~ sl.-'
per pair, and others in proportion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-06
/" no VERY EMPHATIC VIEWS

TFhiIade1p1II TTTH"s' TH'' 1'0P'I
The Presidents views upon the neccs-
sary reduction OF the revenues are I'M
portant both because they are the Presi-
dents and because they suggest policy Tor
the representatives OF his party.
His whole message, indeed, Is that OF
cautious executive who has no very en-
phatic views to advance, but desires TO
conduct the public business with credit
and to show that he has overlooked none
OF the subjects which additionally belong
I'm Presidents message, from the Japanese
indemnity to poygamy in Utah.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-06
spECrAL NOTICES.
MT SEE! SEE! SEE!

Our elegant FUR-LINED and QUILTED SATIN
LINED CIRCULARS; ,.,
DOLMANs. PALETOTs, ULSTERs' ana JAM
ETS; ,s nor
MANS, and HAVELOCKs;
o,r elegant SEAL PLUSH DOLMAN at go
yaIuc 1925, as handsome as s4oo seahHih
garment. and will wear as well-an actual save
Of $50 on this garment;
NONPAREIL yELVETEEN-the genuine 'r"-
cle o-
Beautiful WHITE NUBIAS at &c. worth ooc''
and no mistake;
GENTLEMENS LINED GLOVES at l9c. worth
50c.; o,g
,FIJR Trimmings, BUTTONS LOOPS
BRAIDs, CORDS, and BATTEN;
CARRIAG E-BLANKETS, BED-BLhNhhi0,
and HORSE-BLANKETs;
RFADY-MADE GARMENTS FOR LADIES ~
very low prices.
An elegant assortment Of GLOVES, HOSE, and
SOCKS;
Beautiful HANDKERCHIEFs and NECKWEAR
for ladies and gentlemen;
CARPETS. RUGS, MATS, DRUGGETS, OIL
CLOTHS, and HAssOCks.
LINOLEUN.
A new stock OF LINOLEUM-the best and most
servlceabIe Or-covering ever maze; large
assortment Of new patterns just landed;
JEWELRY in all the latest styles;
DREss-GOODs in endless yarie;y-somc extra
ordinary bargains In this line'
GOODS FOR BOYS and MEMS WEAR, ana
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
THELARGEsr STOCK IN THE STATE.
THE LARGEST DRY-GOODs STORE IN THE
STATE.
THE OLDEST DRY-GOODS STORE IN TIE
STATE.
ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY, 50 THOSE
WHO ARE NOT JUDGES CAN BUY ~
CHEAP A. THOSE WHO ARE.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
de6 successors 10 Levy Brothers,