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National Republican., 1882-11-01
Foreign Money Market.

LONDON, Oct 31.-Bar silver 5l5sd. Consols, l02 5-16
for both money and the account. Atlantic and Great
Western lists, 503s; do eds, 2ii, New York Central,
1875; Illinois Central, l5JS Penllsyvnnia Central,
Gjs: Reading, 3l3a; Ontario and Western, 2S4. The
amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank of Eug-
land balance to-day is fOOou0 Paris advces quote
per cent rentes at sOf lac Paris exchange on Lon
don, 25f 22aC.
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A n cncoro TEHXE %As A1NGlHHSa GHlAHSai 1852
Sleeping Cars sa sS cncaSn,f III aSS,f + East E!.
500 BaiiImore, H Sr''H EiIicott CITY, m, wo, ..,'
teiS. Baltimore Express. ''' "''" way Stations.
~oV. Baiumore. Annapos, and Way. CPledmo7t
Strasburg, Winchester, Iagerstown AMI
49,. Nay, Via Relay) ""'
$40 Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
o'io' fhnliadeiphia, New York, and Boston Express
$40 s999non and Valley EXPRESS, I'Sa Connects for
a,;cS, Ha;:Serstown aud at Point OF Rocks ior Fred
teoo baltimore, Hyattsyle, and Laurel EXPRESS.
sn1 Ups a, MA b5eihS,Nie: h: ANNAPOLIS Junction, Jes-
INN pd,.,sions AZ stations. ''Op' Nv
'iO''O PiinsGnrs nn Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Loui.
i2:lo baltimore, Elllcott CITY. Annopo,ls and vov
LEA lea on pnisiy Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
tS;oO baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Er.
$40 baltimore and Way Stations. Winchester,
IEredderIck' IaTderIck Hagersown and Way via Re-
4'so. Baltimore, Hyattsvile, and Laurel Express
unctian'S VIA Relay. Stops at Annapolis
t..4so Raiii@ers Annapolis and Way Stations
I1'f'' font OF Rocks, + frederick, HageisIown Win,
chester, and Way Stations. ION sundays To-
.s.,, Point Of Rocks mud Way stations oniy' '"
eos ponI n assy Scks kssSps SppS q ny Laare
ts:l0 Pitisburg Cleveland and Detroit Exnresa
49, - Sleeping Cars to pitlsburr
,Slo baltimore Express.
t055. Philadelphia, New York and Bosion E~nrass
.,o,o -, Sleeping Cars to New York.
liVi" ShnlcABo, Cincinnati, and ST. Louis Express.
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, ST. Louis and
Chicago.
li:so. Baltimore and Way Stations
Sunday ~ ~ '''''' 'Nocps
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
FOR Iprther Information apply at the BAtlmorennd
0IlO lcket OrhCes; Washington station 6Q and 1851
PennsylVnnia avenue, corner of Fourteenth street
where orders Will he taken for baggage to be checked
ana received Mt any point IN the city. -
,,, - WN. CLEMENTS
Muster O! transportation. Baltimore.
,,,e c. X. LORD,
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BANKERs' EXCHANGE.
Three.day bills.....- $50 Sixtyday bills... 1925
By Associated Press.

New York, Oct S1-Money loaned up from to
per cent and down to 3, and closed offered Mt 2per
cent. Exchange steady at iSl@4s1J4 for long
and 4S5@iS5s for short sight. Governments were
4 per cent. lower for rs, but otherwise unchanged
state bonds were inactive. Railroad bonds were very
duh and irregular. The transactions aggregated AZ
600 shares, Including Canada Southern, JD50; Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, u 900 De aware and
Hudson 500 Denver and Rio Grandc l2,2UU Erie, TO-,
0; Kansas and Texas, 5,l0E Lake Shore h,5JG; Lou
sv.lle and Mas Mile, % 90; Memphis and Charleston,
iG New Jersey CeutIal, 5000 New York central,
l72O; Northern Pacific 5,S0O Reading, ,0gO ST. Paul
and Omaha IL SUI; Texas Pacific, $50; Wabash Pa
citc 25,7O0 Western Union % 29O; Eastern Tennes-
see. Virginia and Georgia, 600; Norfolk and Western
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Il I Pi'ihNNsYLvANrA ROUTE

V'HE GREAT i1r, 80 -, 49,, 80,
srE%I ED9uBtE 4 ,iRAGK, { ,ssrrtiEXpip SCENEnYl
TRAINS LiEEEG wHsf2afoN w9HsihGN a fd% s, station
Far p,ner corner Of sixth and streets, AZ follows:
OF Palace Sleeping Cars at 1880 ~ M. daily; Fast
Line wy y m, daily, with Sleeping ars from iIar-
daily with Palace Cars to i'ittsOhig ani Cfncini'
md mat; M HW express, G5O D. m, daily for Pttsburg
:, BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Cal andagua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
from Washington to tnnandag6a "'''' "'''e ''''s
For WillinmspOrt, Lock Haven, aud Elmira at g3)
For New York and the East SCOa m, 1870 A. m. 1s).
3 m and III ExSs %@ sG%39 or asS 3 9 Sril sa@
Fer BrooKlym, n H.,all through trains connect at
ing direct transier 10 Fulton street avoiding double
ferTiage across New York city.
fSr and dfGila9Ip id ~ AZ goo goo ( sna MI iGS @ e. M G @ i2 S5
. aa. Limited Express $50 IL M, daily, except sun.
For baltimore, G:4O 500 $50 1880 H. M nnd l:sO i,l
iiO, t;sO, 13l $40. and loco D. m. On Sunday, s:Jl
For Pops,s Creek Line JiOa. IN. and I4J p. NJ daily,
For Annapolis, Goa m. and i;lo p. M daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND prREpERIcKsBuR RAIL.
NAY AND AiENANpltlA AND WASHING
For Alexandra, $50, 100, 0:2O HOO and ll,2I H. m.
420, l0l G0l, 500 ana ll;;0 y, M On sunday at G3j
02O, ll:0O, ana i':lj Il. M, aud S:uO y. IN.
For lGchmOndand the South, G3J and l;25 M daily
- and 500 p. IN. daily, except Sunday,
500, ana 1850 n m; 2:iO 500 80 100 aud $50 D. NJ
and 1890 midnight On sunday nt 7O. S:OJ, and l9Oj
Tickets aud informUti at the Office, northeast
ner Of ThirtS enlh street anl Pgnnsyyania ayenIe,
checking of baggage 10 destination nom hotels aud
J. n. WOOD &c ,cral Passenger AGENT.
CHAIR ,ES Il. PUGH. General MuRpr. scs
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BALTIMORE stock noord.
PRODUCE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3l.-Virginia Gs consolidated, 5s1t;
do second SERIES 35; past due coupons, 66
1885 bid to-day.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market
furnished by Cooke d Co., Pa. ave. and Fifteenth ST.:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock nndEuud Observation-Disclosures and
General MnrLefa

Tho following report ofthe financial market yester-
day, together with opening ard closing quotations,
are furnished by the banking-house of IL. ID. Cooke,
~, & Co., ll2O ST., WaalIngton. ID O.
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EAMEIs w. w. CORCORAN
Norfolk and New York Steamers

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave her wharf foot of Sixth street. every Mon
day Wednesday, and Friday, at t:jJ O'Clock d. m
touching at PInty Point, Point Lookout and Fortress
Monroe.
TON AND PROVIDENCE STIGA MERS
Frstclass fare 10 Fortress Monroe and Nnrfok SO 30
st condrlass to Fortress Nom oe and No folk / 90
fist-claSs fare TO pIney Point and Point Lookout so
SeconuciasS fare to Piney Point and Pt Lookout ~
Returning, leaves Norioli Tuesdays Thursdays
ana s"''FfhHys THE y nNSGM "YioRK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and Il. O. KNIGHT, leave Pier A
East River. New York, every Saturday ut 4 D. M ,
and Georgetown every Thur6dny ht II. m For pnr,
ticlars apply to Agent 6i Water street Georgetown
I,k ke.s hId Stnternoms can ne secured az general
O ticket office 1851 Pa ave: st. Marc Hotel, and at
beat. e3l ALFRED WOOD, Sc,r, tlrv
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Il i'Aib"hi'
rHE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH SOUTH.
WEST, AND WEST

THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH SOITTU.
WEST, AND WEST.
Schedule IN effect Oct ber lE Isse:
1iO H. M New Orleans Mail, daily making close
connections to all points south and southwest
WIN fullnnn sleeping Cars from Washington
ym DahViiie 10 Atlanta and Atlanta TO New
Lynchburg and Bristol '
$40 p. nI.-Lousvtlle Fast Line daily via Char
lQtesvillc huntington and Lexington. to Gin
cinhatl, Louisville, and all Western points
making direct connections, and with solid train
Louisville. ~
1925 y. m.-Southerm Mail and Express daily TO all
points South, Southeast, ana Southwest via Dan.
vile and Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeping ara
washington 10 Charleston. Marks Sleeping
~, Ghnr Cars between Washi ny ton and Dauyllle.
for al points on cianlSsAs D.vis,on take 7:IO a. m
tGHln daily, except Sunday. For warrenton
r, thke 1:lO a. m. and 81 0 u. M trans daily
For lkets and all Information, inquire 1T Com.
pnny : OliCe col PENNSYLVANIA avenue, or at Union
with telephone system ' "
NJ. SLAUGHTER, n. MACD\NIET,
oHTeueIn ttSSenger Agent. Agent.
Manager,
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NORWOOD INSTITUTE,

1912 and 12ii Fourteenth street, near Fourteenth
Street Circle, Washington, d. G.
MR. AND MRS. WM d. CABELL,
Principals
THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.
Daily classes in German for GROWN YOUNG
LA DIES at the Norwood Institute from II a. M to
10 IN. Special attention given to the German class
les and TO conversation in that language.
take pleasure in recommending to the public the
Norwood Institute, under the direction of Mr. and
Mrs William ID. Cabe and beSpeak for this school
the favorable consideration and patronage of my
friends and former patrons.
LAURA l.. OSBORNE, 9iS NJ street.
WASHINGTON. sept. IL, 1851 mas 6ln
ERENCH LESSONS.-MADANfE LEPRINCE,
IL from Paris, will give Convershi ionAl Lessons in
French her own and pupils residences also open
evening classes. Prices moderate Call after clock
at No. 1921 I street nQrthwts ap23-f
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AUCTION SALES.
e~s---4-
BY Duncanson Brothers,
AUCTIONEEltS.
AUCTION SALE OLE ruRNIrun1

AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE.
On THURSDAY, November 2. 1852 1T 10 n. M, we
Nll sell on the premises, tho PRrlor, Chamber, and
Dlnmg Room Furniture ard pctscouthined In ll@i
Tenth street northwest. Ter Us. cnsh
-ocJl-St DUNCANSuN BROS, Auctloneers-
United States Marshal's Sale.
=, BY virtue ora writ OF ner facas. issued out OF
The CLERKS Office OF the supreme Court OF Tue
District OF Columbia, aud TO me directed, VIII
81 at public snle Tor cash in iron, 9f ne
door ui SAD District ON SATURDAY, the ism hny or
November. lss., Ht " o'clock M, nll the rgt ule'
claim, and interest Of the deieut IN ana 70 the iQl-
IuMlng described property 10 WI; Part OF . t,,is
Teen lls IN luate or re et aton ~ oesnnu ore %
tnue ut the norwt corner OF lot twelve t4) run
ming thence twenty fvet2s) feet six tG inchcs north
Oh sixth street thence enst one hundred AO ieetto
pn alley thence south twenty-five t22) ieet slN (l
inches thence west to place OF bcgihnins; together
with all and singular The improvements thereon;
,.tune and lying In the City OF Waslngton said DIS
trict levied upin the property of the telendant,
Sarah A, Garland, TO satisfy execution No. SOO equity
docket 22 in favor OF ]. A. & a. W. schneider.
&. L.. HENRY,
United States MARSHAL
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer
20. OC9tN0tS
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
AND OHIO RATLR0ND
ooohlh IRASk s4l JANNEY COUPLER

THE MODEL FAST AND THE oNtv,,>-r,
BETWEEN "h LINE
rHEEAST AND THE WE 4 VIA WASHINGTON "
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whit, Corn. Oats. Pork. Lard.
National Republican., 1882-11-01
| SICK HEADACHE.
O'N'HiSiNo For the relief and cure
OF this distressing afillo-
LIVER henuiaiSr iiSg sGsS simmons Liver
REGULATOR MALARIA.
Persons may nyoid ali

tatacks by occasionaiiy
taking dose Of Simmons Liver Regulator TO keep
the liver in healthy condition.
COM TSIIE A-TLON
Ihould not be regarded as u trfng ailment Nature
demands tha utmost regularity OF the bowels. There
fore assist Nature by taking simmons Liver Regu-
lator, II is so mild and ellectnal.
BILroUST STESS-
One or two tablespoonfus will relieve all the trou.
bles Incident u bilious state such as Nausea DlZzi-
ness, Drowsness Distress after Eating bitter, bad
taste In the mouth.
ESPEPST.A--
The Regulator will positively cure this terrible dis
ease. We assert emphatically what we know 10 bs
true.
GoLTC-
Children suffering With Guile experience relief
when summons Liver Regulator is administered
GH- Take only the Genuine, which always has on
lhe wrapper me red trade mark and signature OF
j. III. ZI1ILIN ~ co.
Fer sale by all Druggists. my25.MwF
National Republican., 1882-11-01

GOVERNMENT BOSDS--CLoSIS0 QUOTATIONS.
United states per cents. ..... .... lp2lS q 1923
United States per cent. extended lulS l02
United states Al. per cent registered l3u Ggli3I
United States ~, per cent COUPON. ..... 1850 ll35E
United states per cent llga Gllgs4
United states per cent COUPON ...... D1aGplly5t
United States per cent. q. L......... lysGgilyS4
District OF Columbia 1865 ................. 1875
BANKERS EXCHANGE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-27
Brief News Items.

The funeral OF the poet Longfellow took
place yesterday.
The Philadelphia Saturday-Night Club
gave a reception on Saturday evening to
President Arthur, General Grant. and
other distinguished gentlemen, Mr.. George
w. Chids being the host OF the evening.
A little girl named Rachel Elbcrson, Of
East Hampton. Burlington county. \. j.,
while playing in the school-yard not long
since, was struck in the forehead by mar
bic thrown by boy, causing a slight abrl-
sion Of the scalp. She was soon aftcrward
seized with spasms, and has since died.
A dispatch from Halifax, n. s., says that
Lord Dunravcn has brought q suit for
$4,000 AGAINST the magistrate who issued
the cdpi1S under which the Earl was ar
rested while hunting in the woods OF
Queens county without license. His
companion, Mr. Jennings, has also sued for
Il like amount.
Rose Etyngc Butler, better known in the
theatrical world a. Rose EtyGge, some time
since brought suit for divorce in New
York against her husband, George II. But
Ter. The case was sent to William ii. Raj
ferry to take testimony. and he reported in
favor OF the plaintiff. Judge Larrcmore
on Saturday signed a decree in accordance
with the report. granting divorce in favor
OF Mrs. Butler. The defendant is a nephew
OF Benjamin i. Butler.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-27
The Big Fire.

Our city was on yesterday visited with a
great con1agratIon that exceeds IN inc
value Of property destroyed anything 0,
,he kind that has happened in Richmond
Sinee the great fire at the cvacut'on III
1885. ,,
Originating doubtless from . 'iliie spark
dropped upon the Petersburg bridge u! q
,ass,ng engine. Il Yves soon famed into
hungry flames tha, came leaping across the
waters dcyouriug all before 1t and attack
INC the city. II indeed seemed that
thc dread scenes of April, ls6o,swerc
,hout 10 no repeated, as the high
wind rapidly raised the confiagration into
inch proportions a. 10 set at na'ighi, Tor
time nj least, the efforts Of the Fire De-
panment to battle against 1t. 30 Serious
in fact, was the situation regarded that the
Mayor telegraphcd TO Washington Tor a.
,,stance. That greater calamity did not
bcfall us, we must be grateful to that Pro-
vldencc which rules the elements ana
turned the direction OF the wind at lucky
moment.
II would be speaking within bounds to
.ay that from the instant the fire was dis
covered the whole Of the valuable railroad
bridge was ID some twenty minutes pre-
cipitated into the river below o shoulder
ing ruin, leaving the pillars, however, as
speeches. monuments OF the structure
ley had so long supported. The loss III
money value will reach more than $780,
coo, OH which the insurance will foot up
probably about 100000. The items are
the railroad bridge, seven tobacco factories
and stemmerIcs, eighteen tenements, the
Vulcan Iron. W orks, corn mill, stable,
blacksmith's shop. sundry cars, much coal
and wood, and railroad trestles.
A melancholy feature OF The calamity is
that nineteen families have been suddenly
driven from their homes, losing, many OF
,hcm, most OF their furniture, household
1oods, and clothing. The condition OF
these poor people is such rs strongly to ap-
peal TO public sympathy. II requires no
pIteous story 10 picture their suferings to
people whose generosity on such occa-
sions needs no prompting from lis, and
who saw many Of them, these fellow-crea-
tures, with their children lowering around
their little remaining goods that were piled
about on the ground broken and destroyed
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Ylrginia News.

Mrs. DIR. a. I. Clarke, Of Lynchburg,
died on Saturday. She was forty-fivc years
OF age.
The DanvilIe and New-Rivcr railroad
will be completed to Burnt Cbimneys, eight
miles this side OF Msrtlnsville, by next
Wednesday week, the 9Th OF April.
John Marchcr, residing on the Washing
ton road near the almshousc, met with q
painful accident yesterday. lie was cut
ting telegraph poles short distance from
HayfeId, Fairfax county, when the axe he
was using rebounded from the tree he was
working on, striking him on the cap OF the
knee, laying the flesh open to the bone,
and making an ugly and painful wound
Alexandria Gazette.
Major ". T. sutherlin has Just sold all
his interest In the Milton and Sutherlin
narrow gauge railroad, his mortgage bonds,
stock and drawbacks. for the sum OF S25,-
600. The purchasers are Mr.. W. NJ.
Watkins, OF Milton, x. G., ard Mr.. Charles
Watkins, Of the firm Of Hill, skin
ker a. Watkins, Richmond, Va. 1t Is
thought that there are other parties in
tcrested in the purchase. but none appear
In the transaction but the two named.-
Ddauale Register.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, March $50. =.
fhayer, white man, seventy years old,
who has pcddlcd medicines of his own
manufacture in this vicinity for many
years, and who was known a. the Indian
herb doctor, was found hanging TO door
frame In back room Of his house, in
fiedgeyiIle, this afternoon. He had been
dead for nearly week. lie seems 10 have
stood on pcach-baskct 10 adjust the
rope, snd finding that his feet still touch
I'D the floor after kicking away the basket,
he bent his kpees so ~ 10 bring his full
weight on the rope. He left note show
ing that he had been hanging since Mon.
day. He laid he was out OF medicine;
that he owed more than he could ever hope
10 pay. and that he was tired OF living.
The note also requested that his body DC
burned 10 ashes that the ashes be collected,
placed In bag and hung up in tree, and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-27

s1 DON'T MISS THE CHANCE
rot WILL REGRET IT IT YoU DO.
SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY NAY NOT OCCUR
~ AGAIN FOR MANY YEARS.
LAY IN YOUR sUPPLIEswBILsT 1T CAN DE
DONE At SAVING OF FROM
25to so FER CENT.

These are facts, and will be proved AZ such when
you sec the big stock Of goods from the NEW
YORK FIRE SALE. The goods now being oil.
fcrcd arc such rs were saved In perfectly souhu
condition. so II you want
NAPKINS, DOILIEs, and
TOWELS; -
MARsEILLEs, BRIDAL, HONEfCoMb' ana
CROCHET QUILTS;
TURKEY RED TABLE DAMAsh:
LINEN and COTTON sHEETlNGs and PiL-
LOW-CASiNGS;
CRASH TOWELLING, STRiPED sklKIIAG'
GINGHAMs, and BED-T1Ch;
LINON DE DACCA. VICTORIA LAWN;
CHECKED aud SWISS MUsLINs;
CORDED and FIGURED PIQUEs;
IEMSTITCHED HANDkERCHIEfS;
HOSE and SOCKS, BLANKETS;
LACE TIDES, LACE PiLLOW-siiAMs, and
LAMBREQUIN LACE;
PIANO-COyERS. TABLE-COVERs, and REM
NANTs Of COTTON DIAPER, call at
NH LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-27

Washington, the national meridian - M
United States, be published opposMe 70
the movements Of through trains leaving,
the trains to run on Boston une, OF
Ogden, or San Francisco, or such cy MIL
time as the directors may prefer. ms
plan invadcs no right now enjoyed; IL
changes no practice; 1t only adds 70 Inc
tables a few columns Of figures. j would
also recommend that the clocks at railroad
stations be furnished with two sets OF
hands-gilt hands for Washington time
and black hands for local time. Thesc
hands, separated by constant difference
equal TO the difference OF longitude, viii
always show at glance the time required,
whether local or Washington.
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~ ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES.
Full PREPARATION FOR TIL COMING
SPRING

W. will open during the coming week complete
lines Of every describable goods FOR the coming
season. Tie prices on our goods alYays -roak
for themselves. our style are always sucha, take
the lead with tie best class OF trade
As special bargains, We shall oGcr this weci;;
80 dozen ELEGANT-FITTING and MOST ST.
PERIOR QUALITY COBSETS st Soc;
, uiccos BNRNSLEY TABLE-LlNEN at 3Jc.
yard. generally selling ~ J0c.;
10 piece. FULL BLEAI HE'D at zoe, generally
selling at zoe;
pieces az soc, equal Ia quality 20 anything ever
offered at 81;
80 pieces LINON DE DECCA az 15c. yard, the
quality sold last season at 25c.;
FULL NEW LINES or WHITE GOODS Of
every description. from the cheapest TO the
finest goods imported. including All the various
new designs;
l case Of BEsT QUALITY BLEACiIED DRILL
ING fycry slightly damaged bat moi Injured at
&c. yard. general price being l2.c.
IN LACEs We offer all tie various advanced
styles. among them n large LOT Of ORIENTAL
LACE at sc. yard valued at l.%c.; REAL
R RTIciK MccR0SS, and IRISH PolST in all
their various widths.
We will also open:
; more eases Of BEAUTIFUL PRINTS, in best
quality. at %. ward; .-
% meets NEW ALL-siLk SASH-RlBBOAS, in
al the various shades. az l.9J yard, general
il -Cing at 81:
Eull new line Of HOSIERY.
KID GLOVES.
PARIS-MANUFACTUR MOISQUIfAIRE
CIIAMOlS-ShIN at ODE. q p2ir, far superior
10 lho-e formerly sold ~ $l.45:
DRESSED and UNDkE~SLD KID GLOVES IN
every length, in Mousquilare and Sarah Bern
hardt. -
I'm addition 10 our new spring stock of " IFkOI
SEAMLESS we have added IN excellent quail
ityGLOYE. four-butt0n, spring shade at : / a
pair.
We are also In receipt of large stock Of MAT
TING among which will be found good quality
WHITE MATING 81 Toe. a yard: kfD-ANp-
WHITE CHECKED M l2Lc.; besides thousands
of other elegant bargains. $3.50. ........,..,..
COHEN BROTHERS,
corner Fourth and broad streets.
NH 1s-Sa.Su&W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-27

III NOW OPENING,
LARGE STOCK or SPRING GOODS.
Wehavc Just received
NEw-sTYLE PARAsOLs.
NLATTiNGs,
OlL-CLOTuS,
oM-CLoTH RUGS,
GINGHAMs,
SEERSTCKEE-,
PERCALEs. aud
CAssIMEREs.
During the next few days We will exhibit
choice selection Of
NEW DRESS FABRICS,
COLORED SILKS,
sATINS, aud MOIREs,
in al the latest shades;
NOVELTY DRESS GOODS and
SUMMER SILKS.
Our buyer las inst sent as some special bargains
In BLACK DRESS SILKS. amongst which j.
GUINET's QUALITY III. at Il, heretofore sold
at :I.3J; and al other grades at similar reduc-
ton.
4 full line Of ALL-SILK BLACK BROCADES
aud MOu.E5 at S1.2j and upwards
Our assortment Of
BLACK GOODS,
which l. a speciality with u, is tic mos, complete,
and those who desire 70 purchase will End il 20
their Interest 20 examine our stock.
Look at our extraordinary bargains in
HANDKERCHIEFS and
BEADED TRIMMINGS.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
Central Block, sol Broad street.
NH l6-Th,su&Tu corner Fifth street
Mr.. GEORGE T.. SMITH and Mrs. JULIA
HOLLOWAY are with ~, and will be pleased "a
SEE their manv friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-27
An AtrOciOuS Murder.

APAITllIESS WIFE MERCILESSLY SLAUGHTERED
BY HER MADDENED HUSBAND.
Boston, March pa murder occurred
In the town Of Dedham. ten miles from this
city, tonight, which in atrocity exceeds
any crime OF Il like nature committed in
this vicinity for years. John Sullivan,
aged thirty-liye, an operative in one OF the
mills there, who has been considered
steady man i'll comfortable circuln-
stances, quarrelled tonight with his
wife. Bridget, eyed fifty, in their home.
He had been drinking slightly, and as the
dispute heightened he became enraged and
Selling a razor savagely attacked his wife
with il, cutting 4 deep cash in her throat,
sevcring .ho iugular vein and carotid ar
terry, and inflicting other wounds. The wo-
man, despite her terrible injuries, rushed
wildly from the house INTO the street, fol-
lowed by her husband brYhdishing the
razor and inllicting at every step ghastly
cuts with the weapon about her head and
shoulders. She got away from him for q
short distance, and ran to the house OF a
neighhor, but while cndeayoring TO obtain
an entrance was oyertallen and seized by
the hair by her husband, WHO Immediately
renewed the attack. The woman started
and ran again, the husband following, still
clutching her hair and slashing at her with
the razor. The horrible chase was then re-
enacted until the woman had reached her
own doorway, where ,he fell dead. Sulli-
van was shortly aitcrward secured by the
police and lodged in jill.
After sullivan was satisfied OF his wife's
death he attempted TO cut his own throat,
and succeeded in gashing his windpipe,
but the wound viii not prove fatal. The
immediate cause Of the crime was admis-
sion of infdelity on the part OF his wife.
Sullivan says he has nothing to regret, and
would do the same thing again.