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AMUSEMENTS.
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION

II A.
The regular weekly soiree will take place at Mo-
z,rt Hall THURSDAY EVENING, November stil,
nj AZ o'clock. Admission only by membership
or non. resident cards, which must he presented AZ
the door. Membcrship-cartis will only ADMIT Two
persons each on this or any Opera-night' kescrVel
seats may be secured by members at 20 cents each
on application TO &. +. JOHNSTON, No. elS Main
ef Nv S-Sb
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, MEETING.

The annual meeting of the STQChh,ol,iD,E,hsIS
OF THE RICHMOND, FREDEKichNsyDo,hn, ~
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMM ~! It,, VIZ W
be hold nj the office Of the Company, In The city OF
Richmond, on WEDNESDAY the 10Th day or
November 1882. at IL o'clock NJ The transfer
~" Id j. Il. WINSTON, Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the POTOMAC RaiL IL
ROAD COMPANY will be held at the Office OF the
Richmond. Frederick sburg and Poto1 &C railroad,
i'm the city Of Richmond, on WEDNESDAt Cne
10Th day Of November, 1882, at o'clock A. Hi'
no lid j. u. WINSTON, Secretary.
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N5- DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
BIG STOCK TO SELECT FROM.
HANDSOME SILKS, sATINs,
OTTOSIANs, RHADAMES,
GROs-GRAIN SILKS, BROCADE SINS
CAsHMEREs, sH0ODAIis, FLANNELs'
UPACAs, EMBROIDERED ROBES,
PLAIN and BRoCADED vELVETs, &C:
For FINE, MEDIUM, and LOW-PRiCE DhESo
GOODS you will find the largest assortinen' a'
LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES,
MOI Successors TO Levy Brothers.
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10 GNF Nor SOME IDFN HON
CHEAP HE Il ~ILLIND:
LOCO dozen PLAID TOWELS 30 3.-.;
800 dozen l1I2e LINEN TOWELS % l.r.
100 dozen me DANt>N TOWELS ~ to ..
poo dozen the NAPKINS 90 Seas piece.
bale 81 BEONN COTTON At4c.:
. bales 4 SEA ISLAND COTTON %
; casts 81 BLrNCUD COTTON t.r.:
q case, Al BIZ ACHi y Cotton ar .r-
100 pIccos FA>I-CoLOkID CALICO at
800 pieces le.t ForLtepatG4cr.ryrI.
100 'uieccs. BEOCADLD DEt>>-Goop> a,l
SO Icccs BLACK aud coLoRED ALroc,
Ice pieces FINE BEocADE> reduced l.a
BLNCK and CoLoffD CASHMERE, .tt-
lG'i, %, -, 30. 40. i5r. up O., .I.2J-.
per cent les than r eul1r price:
BLACK and C0LoRED ,ILh>-tlc cheap,
the city:
DO not All to took 1t our BLACK @ILk .sl.
Which j. richly worW -:
BED COMFORTS Zoe, LsI25. s2-tac o..lf-
I,ooopair CoL0RED BLANKErs at95c.-...-
>.dered che.p 70 y;
300 pair lu-f BED BLANKETS atsI.5o. 81.
up 10 : 10. The finest.
DOLMAN>, CLOAhS. AND JACKETS Oils.
department We have tie Target stock aul -,lI
.oo hcn cnS'1pcr than can he found in the c.fi;
900 tLOAks 40 @l.5o, -. B -. =, -. up @.
so.
300 Dol MANS from Bun tDS25:
JAChtls from - mp iO SD. Nouc4u .1y, 20
per cent. by examining our price, lciorp pure
, chasing elsewhere.
just received from New York auction $50 REl-
DNL SfREADS extra sizes 90 zoe:
MN LADIES. amt ClllIDREN'> UNDER
NEAR-the largest and cheapest line iu t.e
CRY:
And a great many other bargains too numcrou. 9,
mention.
Don't stop until yOu get 10
JOSEPH ~TRAT>F'S
l4lj Main street and 3Oj Br oad street
y. B.-Be careful that you get 90 the right pllc.
ana ask for JOSEPH SGEAI>F. l4l5 Man
street dover strausel and 3uj Broad street
fue pa
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ny CLOAKs, CLOAKs, CLOAKS.

See our new DARKROOM, with the largest as
sortment ever exhibited In this city. ClOAhs'
DOLMANs, ULsTERs, CIRCULARs,JAChEI
and other garments at
mo- LEVY. DAVIS & BRAKES.
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mrETrNGs.

nFTICFRs AND MEMBERS OF @A
OJFFFrRsoN LODGE, No. %, K:YXA
ofp.MAitend regular conyeniion THisEs ~
gsane:dsJ EyESiSSs es;d ES,sm are re.
anestcd 20 be I'm attendance at 1870, ~1>
sharp.
NO SITS p VI ", \. II. LAMKIN, X. Of u. and 5.
VXTOMAN's MISSIONARY SOCIET IT,,
w OF THE METHopi s ic III Yin h. held
in his citv AT Centenary church, THIS twednes-
day. MORNING nj IL o'clock. .,o,o., another
In tne evening ata f, viii be held at the same
place. IL, 10 do,ivcred Inv Rev.
i. Wiley Blcdsoe. Rev. W. T.. t'ahs' "e'' - a.
4 VERY ATTRACTIVE PROGKAi,MHMb v, Df
MUSIC has also been arranged Mrs. " u; nho" IT.
Jr., Mrs. Reinhirdt, aud 9, ,n a,,e "i'"h'
public are specially Invited 70 htehu' M e.1ts
No charge for admission. nv y -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r,r COHEN BROTHERS
WILL SELL ON

- - el.-o~-c-~-1- ~0>~~-~~~~~0|-1'~0-
r7y COHEN BROTHERS
WILL SELL ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER 23p,
/. cases DRESS GOODS at loo. yard that they
sold heretofore ut 10 and &c.,;
NOVELTY DRESS FABRICs, IN French and
English. at considerable reduction;
ALI-WOOL DRESS FLANNEL5 reduced 70
32Kc.;
wORsTED sUrrINGs at con-
siderable reduction:
DRESS FABRICS Of every description at reduced
prices;
Among MOURNING FABRICS are 44-INCH
LUPIN'S OTTOMAN CASHMERE at s3c''
the price Of which IS 1925;
sILK-W ARP HAVANNAH CLOTiia at fl'Z0' our
own importation and heretofore sold at tl,7j
ptJRE SILK MERvEULEUX, % inches WIDE
at s9c., generally sold at sl.5O-this we have
In BLACK only; we have the COLORED in
the same quality at 9jc.;
We are selling an ALL-SiLk SATIN NEWELL
IEIIX ct fI.25 that would have sold freely 40
az yard last season.
cor ORED GROs-GRAIN SILKS at sJc.a y1rl
thar everybody is inclined to get sl.25 for.
100 dozen FRENCH-WOVE ooksEls az Soc
sold everywhere at 80 to 6Oc.;
l25 dozen tRENCii % iHDN N''''F'' TIT
axe, equal 10 anything sold In this city 40
75c.;
Ala a large stock Of HOSIERY at reduced pslce,;
! q n,eces BLACK SILK VELVET at 75c. yarl;
o. INCH BLACK SILK VELVET Lyonc.c mau-
nfacturc) at $3.50, usually sold ~ - yard;
ooo dozen LADIES MEEINO KNIT VESTS al
BIC, the same quality sold everywhere az
sl.25a pair;
Q cases BLEACHED sHEETING, two and h4lf
yards wide, at &C. yard.
The Target stock OF
LACE CURTAINS
ever shown I'm this city.
LACE CURTAINS at 81 = window; at $3.50
window equal to anything ever sold al 80;
We are also I'm receipt Of 81 pair REAL LACE
CURTAINS. which will be sold very cheap.
CARPETS. OIL-CLOTlS. and HOUSED z r.
NISHING GOODS 4 every description;
All contracts for furnishing house. "arrtnted N-
ecuted 70 perfect satisfaction. oc 2l-sa.>ufW
DRY GOoDs. &c.
+. J. LEVY 4 co.,
2I3EAST BROAD STREET,
Gate Of the firm Of Levy Broihcr-
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
NEW STORE.
NEW STORE.
DRY GOODS OF EVERY KIND.
NOTIONS-latest novelties:
UNDERWEAR FOR LADIEN-our own m-..
ufacture unsurpassed by any;
DRESS GOODS. TRIMMINGS.
SHEETINGs,
TABLE-DANASKS
NAPKINS, TOWELS,
COUNTERPANEs.
BLANKETS.
GENTLEMEN's LAUNDRlED And Is.
LAUNDRlED SHIRTS
COLLARS. CUFFS.
TIES and sCAFFs 10 ivory style.
on our SPECIAL covNrEl for tl. .,..
REMNANTS or GRAPE. ,uarrs-
ular value;
SILK PLUSH wor'h $3.50 Ier yard AZ .nT
SlGO FER yard:
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DICHMOND THEATER.

NEVER SUCH FUN IN RICHMOND BEFORE.
GREAT STAR ENGAGEMENT.
FOUR NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 9Th, 9TH 10TH. AND llTH.
The whole city will be laughing and crying at
CH. SMITHS FURNISHED ROOMS" COM
PANI.
with England's favOrltc and America success,
MISS TOPSI NENN,
Comcdienne. Dancer, SOngs'rcss. ana star iatclY
heading Rice's Surprise Party, now starring in
THE FUNNIEST PLAY EVER WRITTEN,
ENTITLED
"FURNlSIIED ROOMS
WITH OR WITHOUT GAS.
WITH OR WITHOUT PIANO.
ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT WATER.
WITH OR WITHOUT SOAP.
WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.
Chicago laughed three wecss. Boston, East, ana
West have laughed forty weeks.
"Whcrc did you say YOU were boarding
"Who was il threw ont of the Window
FUN SONG! MUSIC, LAUGHTER!
Tickets usual. ON sale at b0x-oibce anu
Ramos X Moses. no 81
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DOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. A.
- owner being compelled to leave the &>$N
eity' ONE PAIR OF WELL-MATCHED GAR
kIAGE HORSES, five and six years old: dapnie-
gray; warrented sound. and 10 work or ride dom
oie or single. Also CARRIAGE AND HARNESS
either separate or together, by
J.R. M0UNTCAsTLE, JR.,
- sycamore stable
no 5-3ts '~"'
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DRY GOODS. &c.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 23D,

~ J. LEVY & CO.,
2l3EAsT BROAD STREET,
Gate OF the firm Of Levy Broihcre.l
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
qoveruor nam and ,no PubI,o.


| The disappointment OF our neighbol
the MornlnA News, has grown into
such Importance that the indications o.
something worse to follow are really
alarming. From short paragraphs Of
ldiSapproval our neighbor has gone on
to columns Of dsnunciation of Governor
Hall for his actions. 1t has not eutered
into the mind Of the News that any
movement In favor Of the feprisve OF
HArrigan could smanste from any 9th :
or source than interested political mo
tivSs. According to the argument Of
the News because Harrigan was an
IriShman, no Republican dare lift his
voice in favor of q reprieVe without
being guilty Of partisan motives, and
indeed the same applies to Democrat
as we'll. Happily, the Harrigan case
shows that there are men of all politi-
cal parties, moved by the common in.
stincts Of sympathy and humanity who
can rise above party, no matter If the
object of their sympathy be the lowliest
of the low. The attacks Of the News
on Governor Hall are no less uncalled
for and unjuStifable than its attack on
the friends of Harrigan to whom it as
cribeS political motives as the basis of
their actions. How was the Governor
to be influenced except by public opin-
ion? When Governor Hall granted
Harrigan his first respite public opin-
len was against him. At that time
nearly every mans hand was against
Harrigan, but the promise of produc.
tion of further evidence induced th
Governor to grant time that it might
be produced. The wonderful change OF
sentiment In relation to Harrigan's real
guilt shows the wisdom of the Cover
aor'S clOmency, land he Is fully justified
In saying that in granting the respite
''he had acted In accordance with the
wishes and sentiment Of the
pubic and therefore felt that he had
lone right" Whatever may have been
;he private opinions of Governor Hall,
t was evident he had confidence in
public opinion, and We have no hesita.
ion in saying that an executive who
urns deaf ear to public opinion 10
lot the man who should occupy high
of trust and responsibility.
How thankful we should be that the
Heavens are not lined with brass, and ,
hat mercy's ear is not deaf II Gov :
rncr Hall has done wrong-which !
Ve do not for a moment admit--he will
ave the consciousness of knowing tina .
he people think kindly of him for {
Gaming to the side Of mercy, feeling Il
which is wanting for Ex-Governor
cochran in the judicial murder OF the
wo colored men, Collins and Cham 4
ers.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
A kOad mp the BrandywIns,

In these days of progressive city i'm
DrOvements mAcadamlzed road up the
Brandy wine from Market street to con
meet with Riddles Lane would be one
amongst the most meritorions The
Wilmington and Brandy wins Cemete
ry Company stand ready at any Tins
70 give the right of way TO the city tOr
a street any required width across the
end OF the cemetery bordering ON the
mill lace, the only equivalent required
being the building of q stone wall be.
tween the street and the cemetery. A
street properly constructed up the mil ]
race would do away with many of the
complaints now made of impurities
flowing into the mill race that supplies
the city with water, as tho street oOuld
be constructed as to be barrier to the
surface overflow that rushes down the
slopes toward the creek. Cutters
properly constructed would catch this
overflow and carry it off either below
the mills or across the race in shutes
With a road bed to the depth Of three
or four feet across the lever end of the !
there could be no fear Of the |
decompOsed matter from the cemetery
Gercolating through the hard road bsd
Ito the race, though We do not think
there Is much fear of that now even
without road ba rrier.
A road mp the Brandywine would be
D great convenience not Onl y TO all
living on tho eastern section Of the
city who have business up the Br INDY
vino but TO all living beyond the cem-
etery, including Forty acres, Riddles
and Ban crotts banks. The road though
through rough section after leaving
The cemetery Feed not necessarily be
very costly as the stones taken from
'he bed of the road or street are al,
needed by the Oity, for paving purpo.
'es and building SswerH. Such . road
now really demN.nded by the large
lumber of people who in the summer
eason seek 10th the recreation and re-
lrement Iound in the shady groves
'lone she Brandywine.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
AFTER AN examination

AFTER AN examination ~ Tho an.
EOundings at No. 4scho1 !, vva 90 rot a,
NIL surprised that artir 1aa "~o n,,sa~.I =
The boys coat and .+ go. - iS.tS.
- ' o"'- ~ o door where not q
h~~s. w q what is going on. A
.S-a~o~ fifty boys pass in and out
o.sse GhiS coat hall. and there ia
g to hinder any body from hid.
OR carrying any thing within reach.
. e could not be possible to get o more
exposed place for clothing, and one
more secure from the observations OF
the teachers. In addition to this there
is not q sign of q lock to the door of the
dinner closet, nor to the door of the
book room and any boy who sees proper
can carry off dinners,and books wits
impunity without the fear of being dis.
covered. The new department of No
A, is different, clothes closets are fitted
up with locks and every precaution Ia
sRken to prevent mischief and petty
pilforing. This new department will
be occupied in few days.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
SPECIAL MRn rEOH.
Sudden CHANGES Of weasAe

Sadden CHANCES OF weather
are productive of Throat Diseases
Coughs. Colds, &c. There il no more
offectual relief In these diseases to be
found than in the use of Browns BrOn
Chial Troches. Price 25 cts.
Trees.
Fruit, shade and nrn amentaI areas
planted and guaranteed; cheap. Ad-
dress W. #. PETERS, p. o. Drawer No.
10, Wilmington, Del.
ChrAstmmA.
Wines, liquors and cigars specially
selected for the Holidays At Bsckett's,
10S and 110 Market street.
Great ReausG1aA
In millinery goods for tho Holidays at
K. j. LiDdsay's, No. 908 King St.
Underwear, UAAsFwoAr.
Ladies', gents and children's, at
Vain wriGht'S, S13 Market Street.
Give your papa, your mamma, your
brother, yonr sister, your sweetheart q
Christmas present; and what shall 1t
be? Go to +. Everett JanvieI's, 209
Marker street, for fancy worked slip
pers his styles are beautiful and quail
ity the best.
For a large assortment Of foreign
new store, 4o7 King st. Special lot of
ccanberriSO lust received. Call AWd see
for yourself.
A full line Of Heaters. Ranges,
Heating Stoves, CoGking Stoves, Farm
ers Boilers, ETC., At Schoen's Heater,
Range and Stove Heuse, 2O9 to 2l8
Shipey street.
POnponcos Golden Female Pills,
Clark's Female Fills and Cheeseman's
FonAle Pills fox sale by j K. Hartman,
druggist, cor. 9th and Poplar.
A glass stoppered bottle Of tine ex-
tract Tor the handkerchief for 25c. sold |
by Danforth, cor. Sad and Market.
George b. Metznsr, at No. 1O3 East |
Third street, is prepared 70 favor all |
who call with clean shave or hair cut. |
Bricks, CRATES and repairs, constantly |
IN hand at Schoen'S Heater, Range ap1 |
Stove House, 200 to 9ls shipley St.
For best Minnesota flour 90 to W. j.
Morrow, Az French street.
To get the best brands Of -four 20 10
". j. Morrow, AIT French street.
Picture frames, velvet q specially, at
terger's, 4O5 shtpley 81.
Use Hector dour from W, J. Morrow,
III French STREET,
Photograph frames specially At
lerger'S, 405 Shipley ST..
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
JOHN WANANAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA.
Saturday:

Open tomorrow night til
ten O'Clock.
j What is 1t that you wan1
to accomplish with a gift!
Think Of one for whom yor
intend a gift. What effect
do you want that giftto havel
Ito crafty his or her sense
Iof possession? No so mean
Jas that. To bear pleasant
Thoughts of the giver2 That's
lit! That's i'll
"Book is the word that
stands for the Universal
Gift" Flowers are credited
with a language SO subtle
and SO mystical, that it isn't
safe to give flowers. Books
are the plainest Of speech.
You can compliment with
books. You can express
friendly interest with them.
You can express a closer
interest with them. You can
express any sort Of interest
with them. They are faithful
ervoys. They carry your
very words.
What are your words? Be
careful. Words are the
weightest, the dearest, the
most precious Of all commo-
dities.
Book gifts are as signiti-
cant as words themselves.
See that they mean what you
want them to mean. The
very bindings, the clothes
they wear, are significant.
Money S nothing. Time is
nothing. Labor is nothing. |
Pick out your pocket-gift
where you have best tacili-
ties for considering upon the
thoughts that are to spring
cut of them; where you will
be surest Of conveying the
words that are on your
:ongue.
Isn't that dangerous ad
'ice for a books seller to give,
VINO SelIS a great many sorts
II mere merchandise also2
t depends not on how we'll
le sells books We venture
he advice with our eyes
pen. We have a better book I
tore here than many know. !
lthas been growing better ::
good while.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
GRAND army Matters.

A circular has been issued by De.
partment Commander John Vain
wright, of the Republic, inviting all
National and Department officers, post
and comrades of the g A. r., together
with all honorably discharged soldiers
Of the late war, to join with him in 90.
Q rting Commander-in-C Chief Wander.
WORT from the Clayton House to the
lecture room of the Opera House on the
occasion of his visit to'this city on Tues
day evening, December 10. The line OF
parade will form on Market be low
Fifth, right resting on Fifth. The line
will move promptly at 8 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
COaree Carts 20 Oommen CO Rusinesu

The coffee carts under the direction ot
the Young Ladies' Branch Of the Wo.
mems Christian Temperance Union,
will commence operations on Monday
next. A cart will be stationed at the
yards of the Harlan g HollingswOrth
and the Pusey &Joues Companies. The
price per cup will be cents the same
as last year. The committee having
the matter In charge have received q
handsome cart from the well-knOwn
carriage builders, McLear g. Kendall.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
MY Peraonal n innnru.

On Monday evening next, 18th ins t. =,
DR. j. Baptist Haygoone, an Armenian,
will deliver lecture in the Second
Baptist Church, on the subject "My
Personal History" Mr.. Haygoone is
soon TO sail for Turkey an q missionary
and is now guest Of the Rev H. W.
Cell, The address will be an interest
ing one and the public are invited.
Seats free. Leoture begins at 7.45
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16

THE boy accused of pilfering seal
skin cap from another boy in No. 4
School, says he found 1t on Second
street. This may be true, but he to k
it home and wore it to school az If II
was his own and we have heard OF No
effort made by his parents or himself
to find an owner.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
JOHN WANAMAKER.
1iPtaanth .atYaaA ankrauaa

This little Japanese bon
ANA includes twenty or thir-
ty different sets Of Art Al
buns and Sketch Books, by
artists ofnationaI reputation,
They are to bring US Sc lit.
tie money that it is ridiculous
to advertise for tie purpose
of selling them. We adver.
tise rather fer the purpose
of getting tnem into the right
hands.
D we know Of them is
through the friend who pick
ed them up in Yokohama
They are the out-growth oi
the artistic tendencies of the
people;they are not madefor
foreign trade. They are
l.-Yor the use Of studo0ts Of Art;
3.-EngrAveIs' designs;
B.-Designs for "hsnging pictures"
Cwall deesrauOas);
but their subjects are so taken
from common life that, to.
gether, they constitute a far
truer and, even a more adc-
quate, account Ct Japan than
any book that has appeared
in English print.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
MEMS N III HANDKERCHIEF.

MEMS HASDKHRoH,,..
WITH In Silk and LiSSS' Linen
with every half dozen h.,
box. s'e An elegan
MEMS FURNISHING nm,
MENT.
Nearly everything 70, 49,.
veal excepting ClOthlpS Il, T1nsl \
NeCkwear,
scarf Pins and Rlnss.
Sleeve and collar Button.
Cardigan Jackets,
Wrappers and Smoking ,r.,.
Collars 90 and Cuffs, 'A'Ass1
White Shirts,
Bicycle Shirts,
underclOthine,
&C., &c., 30.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16

SILK DEPARTMENT.
A most magnificent assortment Of
SILKS, ,vELvETs AND PLUSHRa
In all grades, all OolOrs, and at ali
prices.
| RELIABLE BLACK SILKS
that will wear In the most satisfaeto ~
manner ~ low rs S1.O0 per yard.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
All the latest productions of European
looms In DreSS Fabrics are ON exhibit
ton.
EMBROIDERED DRESS PATrRRNs.
put mp In boxes with sufficient material
for bths entire dresA arelpa rite ularly
adapted for presents.
CASHMERRs,
Black and Colored
have been speciality with US for ysars
and we probably carry the largest stock
Of then IN America.
CoURTAU EDS GRAPES
Of the first quality only in: rolls and
made up into Wells Of all lengths.
LADIES WRAP DEPARTMENT.
We have nothing more elegant to Of.
fer for presents than our stock of
FUR GARMENTS,
Embracing
Seal Skin SacQues and Dolmnus
Otter Sacks and Dolmans,
Fur Lined wraps Of ell shapes and In
all materials.
Quilted and Plush Linded Wraps of all
kinds.
Our Stock Of
FOREIGN COATS AND JACKRra
for both Ladies' aud Children, Ia tha
largest, handsomsst and most varied
that has ever been been brought to
America.
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
We'hAve an immense stock of shAwls
OF all kinds rs follows:
Paisley, Scotch Blanket,
french India, French Beaver,
Decker India, HimalAyan,
Delphia India, Ladykin,
Mountain India, Chenille,
Valley, Persian,
Children's Shawls, etc.
varying In prices n ON 80 cents 10 $1,000.
GOSsAMER DEPARTMENT.
No more useful present can be given
than one of these weather protectors.
We keep the best grades only, and |
warrant all we sell. We have eli |
styles and prices tor Ladies', Misses.
Men and Boys.
skirt DEPARTMENT,
The predicted cold weather makes a
warm skirt very acceptable present
this year.
We have
FELT SKIRTS,
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS,
ALL WOOL FLANNRL SKIRTS.
QUILTED SATIN SKIRTS,
MISSES AND CHILDREN's SKIRTS.
go SO. SC. SO,
At low prices.
JERSEY DEPARTMENT.
The Jersey excitement con tinues un-
IhAted, especially In the shades for eve
ling wear,
We have the only
REAL PARIS JERSEYS
hat have 80 far been brought to this
ountry.
All sizes, styles aud colors. |
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
EIGHTH AND MARK EFT.

I'VE do hereby certify that We supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthiy and
Semi.Annual drawings Of The, Lo1isiAlIs
state Lottery Company, and In person man.
age and control the Drawings themselves,
and that the same are conducted with hon.
esty, faithfulness, and in good faith toward
aH parties, and we authorize the Company
to use this certificate, with fac-similes Of our
si6natures attached. in its advertisements. T"
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
SUIT DEPARTMENT..

,oN,i We have made up many :
, Ior ladies, misses and obiIdr' '
posely for the Christmas v.,.ar' t,..Ia
are oil styles of morning, st,s.sj Ssus'
evening eye wear In Velvet jn PI"sh
Blk and Dress Goods. 'N'u'
Partisan models. "Sp'|
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16

TIE teachers Of No. 4 School are OF
to be blamed for any petty pilfering
shat takes place in the hallway leading
to their schools.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-16
NEW DANCING ACADEMY,
fEGVF. n. r. FRAtM's

Select dancing Academy, Lecture Room,
Masonic Temple, Second Floor.
At the solicitation of numerous friends, l
shall open q select dancing academy in the
Lecture Room OF the Masonic TOmple.
Gentle mems Glass, Monday and Thursday
Monday evening", Leo H. Ladies' Child
Ten's class, Wednesday afternoon from to Q
0 O'Clock, Saturday afternoon from 230 TO 40,
commencing Wednesday Afternoon, Dec. 20
All the latest dances taught during flrst
quarter Schools in the city tr out Of town
should consult NE as soon as possible for
choice of days. For terms and particulars
address Z. Y. FRAIM, TO French st. dl1-6t