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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-26
Richmond Dispatth.
WEDNESDAY,. .........APRiL 2e' 1857.
The primary Election.

Tho nrima.y-clcction plan which we-pup-
,,.h this morning Is liberal In spirit and
clear in is provisions. II Invites all wh'e
registered voters who intend TO support
tho nominees 10 come to the polls on May
,,tb and select candidates for the Conser'
yatiyc-Democratic party to be voted LOT ~
the municipal election two weeks iater
(2jth).
The poll-tax is not required. With voters
Ike ours. IL Is believed that the fullest ex'
pression Is the fairest expression OF the
popular mind. Every voting-prccinct will
bc opened. You will vote near home
tina, is. at or near the usual place. There
will be no long waiting, and therefore
there will be but little time lost from BUSH
ness. The voting will be vira roce-nothing
secret or mysterious. The friends oil the
candidates can keep tally. and ensure the
absolute accuracy Of the count.
The plan inspires us with hope that
there win be great outpouring OF the
people.
II YOU think there is ga ring" IN the
city government. come ont and help 10
break IL. II you fear there will be combi'
nations, come out and overwhelm them. IL
you think any of the candidates unsuitable
for the places they are offering TO I'll, come
out and vote against them. il you fear that
a liberal spirit will not be exercised towards
All classes OF the community, come out and
by your vote and advice point the way you
would have others follow. Let there be
cancellation and respectful consideration
for the opinions Of all. The primary is the
trial-track, and those contestants who show
most strength there must be taken to make
the race on the fourth Thursday in May;
and the verdict of COCO Consevatiye-De-
mocrats will have quadrUple the weight OF
the verdict Of 5000.
Therefore. resolve to vote.
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Rrief News Items.

Snow fell TO the depth OF six inches at
Vernon Mills, Va, on Sunday.
slxty-three buildings were burned in
Eau Clair. Wis, Monday. Loss s2OO,OOo.
Admiral Rodgers, who has been lying
very Ill for some time at the Naval ODscrva-
tory in Washington, was Monday afternoon
removed 10 the Barber mansion, on George
town Heights. the site recently purchased
for the new observatory. His condition
Is such as to cause grave anxiety TO his
friends.
Heavy frosts are reported Sunday night
from points on the peninsula as lar down
as Pocomoke City, Md. The temperature
fell to 800, but the dispatches generally in
dictate that no serious damage was done to
the peaches. Salisbury, Md, and FELTON,,
Del, however, report the strawberries
killed and the peaches much endangered.
The National Secret Telephone Company
was Incorporated at Albany, n. y, Mon
Tay, with capital OF S5,0GO,00O. TO extend
from New York to Albany and Buffalo,
with the right OF extension everywhere
Among the shareholders are Il. Harris Ro-
gers, j. w. Rogers, Charles Ewing, Thomas
Ewing, Frank Hume OF Virginia, l.. q.
IIine, and Il. i. Dean Of Washington.
A semi.panic has prevailed at Joliet, H.,
since Friday last because of the rapid
spread OF the smallpox, which was brought
from Chicago, and, through the imprudence
Of the family, given TO numerous others.
Twenty-seven cases have been reported
already, and vigorous measures have been
taken to check the disease.
Alfred c. Coke, whom President Arthur
nominated Monday TO be United States
District Judge for The Northern District of
New York. is ancphew of Arthur Cleveland
Coke, Bishop of the Western Diocese Of
New York. and also q nephew of ex-senator
Conkling. lie studied law with Mr.. Conk-
ling at Utica. and afterwards became his
partner. He is only about thirty-siX years
old.
General Mcdowell reports to the War
Department concerning the Indian out
break in Arizona that the renegade
Apaches and those who Joined them from
the san Carlos Agency are in a stronghold
on Eagle creek, and have sent emissaries TO
other tribes 10 induce them TO Join them.
Later adyices by way of San Francisco re-
port battle between the Indians and de-
tachment OF United States troops.
The Jury in the case OF the United States
igalnsl tue hi'iluStiS vi eicVtoi ~ 4un.s
Vile precinct, Sumter county, 5. c., failed
TO agree, and a new trial was ordered,
Judge Bond expressing regret that the
Government and defendants should be put
to the expense OF another trial. The grand
jury was discharged, the indictment against
the managers of election at the Camp
Ground precinct, Ricbland county, being
withdrawn by the District Attorney. The
case was commenced against John Thogg
and thirty-eight other defendants, charged
with conspiracy to prevent qualified voters
from voting at the Buford's Bridge pre-
cinct. in Barnweli county. at the election
Of 1880
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MAnrINsBuRs, w. VA, April M:-United
States Post-Ofiice Inspectors THOMAS l.
shalIcross and William r. Henderson, as.
listed by Thomas Troy, detective, arrested
Thomas II. Russlcr, deputy under j..
Nelson Wisner, postmaster OF mnitinsDuig =;
upon the serious charge OF riiiing Inn,'s 81
registered letters at this place, thc cohlei,.s
OF three being distracted tins morning, ne
having placed the several amounts, IL Is
charged, in the National Bank OF TINS CITY
soon after his alleged theft, which the
detectives discovered Immediately. The
detectives have taken him to harrisburg
for examination by q United States com
missioner. Several other thefts are laid to
his charge. Rrssler is young married
man, native OF the county, and has resided
here for a number OF years.
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Exemptions in West Virginia.

The West Virginia Constitution con-
tains provision relative to taxation SINH
lar to one in the Virginia Constitution. 1t
has been heretofore construed TO allow
much property to be exempted from taxa
ton. But on Saturday last, in the case of
The auditor Of Vest Virginia rs. The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
the Supreme Court OF Appeals Of West
Virginia not only decided that that railroad
company is not exempt and cannot be eX-
empt from taxation, but, so we learn from
the Wheeling InteHiqeacer, invaldates all
the exemptions heretofore allowed 20
farmers and manufacturers in that State,
or, in other words, it announces that every
kind and species OF property not expressly
exempted in the Constitution is to be listed
for taxation despite any law enacted by the
Legislature to the contrary.
We are so pressed for room that we will
say no more on the subject to-day. Per-
haps we may give further particulars here
after.
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por.pH & ESoLrsH's Tor the pamphlet, ana
make those knowing gentlemen tell you
all about the matter.
Illustrated Art Notes upon the F;fty-sevenfh
annual Exhibition Of the National dead
envy Of Design, Ne,o York. With Re-
productions Of 1876 of the Principal Pic
lures, 100 Of them being Photo-engraved
from Sketches by the Artists Themselves:
Together with Brief Personal Notices oil
the Artists whose Works are Reproduced.
Edited by CHARLES NJ. KUgTz and pub
lisbed by special permission. 1852
second year. New York: CAssEr.L, PET
TER, GALPiS g. Co.
For sale by J. W. RANDOLPH u ENGLISH.
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What will make man or woman more
cross or il-natured than severe attack Oh
rheumatism? What will effect cure rs
promptly ~ the Great German Remedy, ST.
Jacobs Oil! Mr.. William Dayidge related
the following significant facts bearing upon
the above query TO a representative OF Il
prominent Philadelphia daily: MY father,
the old comedian, now with Hilfs Troupe,
has been very enthusiastic about the power
full effects OF It. Jacobs Oil In rheumatic cases
for some time past. He had been a great
sufferer from rheumatism for years, and
no treatment he received appeared 10 do
him any good. | heard him some time
since praiSing st. Jacobs Oil, and he appear
to be delighted with the way the Oil acted
in his case. Not long after that had a bad
rheumatic attack myself, caused, think. by
exposure while travelling. and remember
ing what my father had said about st.
Jacobs Oil was strictly true, for before l
had used much OF the remedy my rheuma-
tism had entirely left me, and | have not
been bothered in that Nay since. That
Oils certainly wonderful discovery, and
does vast amount of good" We should
say that Mr.. Davidge is the well-known
and popular actor.
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Rev. j. X. Burr, ID. d., died at Trenton
Monday, in his fifty-Seyenth year. MIR.
Burr was one Of the American reviscls OF
the New Testament. In consequence of i'll
health he was compelled TO retire from the
active ministry ton years ago, and has de-
voted himself OF late years TO Biblical litera-
ture.
There is no worse enthralment for tor
mentcd man than the exactions OF morbid
nervous condition. The over-taNed brain
then gets no rest from tranquil sleep, and
needs the pacifying influence of DR.. {. w.
BenSon's Celery and Chamomie Pills.
The bill OF exceptions upon which Gut.
tealrs counsel base their motion for new
trial came up before the justices OF the SUI
preme Court OF the District OF Columbia.
sitting In banc, Monday, but the argument
was postponed I'LL May Sth.
Lydia L. Plnkham's Vegetable Com
pound has done thousands OF women more
good than the medicines Of many doctors.
IL is positive cure for all female com
plants. Send TO Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinkham.
Jim Elliott, the prizc-fghter, has issued
challenge offering John l.. Sullivan $500
II he viii spar four rounds with him, and
1000 more IL he knocks him out OF time.
H0RsroRD's AcID PHOSPHATE in sen
sickness Is OF great value. Us action on
The nerves OF the disturbed stomach is
soothing and effective.
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A POINT FOR Mr.. RoYALL.-The supreme
Court of Appeals of West Virginia decided
last Saturday that a court Of equity has jul
risdiction to enioin the collection OF IN ile-
gal tax when such injunction win prevent
multiplicity Of suits.
In other words, as the RIDDLEBERGER
bill provides for g multiplicity Of suits to
recover money paid as an illegal tax, a
court OF equity will enioin the several col
lectors OF taxes from Illegally collecting
money from men Offering coupons, and
thus relieve hundred thousand taxpayers
from the necessity Of suing to recover mo-
ney unlawfully collected.
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LICENSE TAX

from all doctors dentists, lawyers, commission
merchrnts, merchandise brokers, stock and ex-
change brokers, Wholesale and retail liquor-deal-
ers, hotels, restaurants Saloons boarding. and eat
ing-houses, auctioneers, mmber-measurers, archl-
tecis' theatres and halls; telegraph express, and
coal companies; mercantile. insurance, steamboat.
real estate, employment, ticket, aud sewing-ma-
chine agents; biters manufacturers, bottlng ales,
&C.; Junk and oyster-dealers, and photographers.
All bills remaining unpaid on the LIST day Of May
fine Of hot less than 81 and moi more tlan So Cor
each day thereafter will be imposed.
az 9-tNyl AR. W0ODsQN, Collector.
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"As countersctant to facilitating in
fluences, lassitudc, nervous depressions.
debility, malaria, dyspepsia, liver COM
plant, Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic is in
valuable" saws Professor f. W. Hunt NJ.
d., Honorary Member Imperial Medical
Society of st. Petersburg, Russia, etc. All
who are run down and debilitated should
take it. Beware OF cOuntefeitS.
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The numerous advertisements which
crowd our columns almost every day COM
pei us TO condne our own productions to a
very small space. They have also excluded
several communications which we have
promised TO publish. We regret very much
that we have been unable TO print them.
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We return thanks to Judge LYBRoOK for
a pamphlet copy Of his speech in the Vir-
ginia Senate on the 18th OF April, defend
ing his course, advocating a convention to
reform the Constitution, making il hot for
the Mahoneites, and pleasing the public
generally.
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A most complete line OF
WHITE GOODS.
III At sYCLE BROTHERS.

NEW GOODS EVERY DAY AND SURPRISING
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
SILKS:
Now open, the NEW SPRING STYLES Of
FANCY FOULARDS 1t the low price Of 40c.
ALSO.
BLACK and PLAIN COLORED SILKS,
SATIN RfIADAMiS.
SATIN DUCHEssE. MERvEILLEUX,
SURAIIS and SAIlNS,
I'm all qualities at popular prices.
our assortment of MOl}E ANTIQUES and
BROCADES is complete aud uneNcCled in value.
We invite special attention to the following new
assortment Of
BLACK BROCADES. % inches wide. large and
small designs and extra heavy;
BELLOWS BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS. "a
inches wide, sl.25-sold last week NJ $50
BEILoN'S sATIN-FINIsH, s1.5o, were sl.75 (;
COLORED DRESS SILKS i'm al shades-new as
sortmcuts at 20. so. So, and 90c., quality sold
last season a sl.l5 and 81 %:
COLORED RIADAMES, DUCHESSES. ST.
RAILS. MERVElLLEUN, and sATlNS-all
4''''' DRESS GOODS:
We have now open cur entire spring importation
of FOREIGN DRESS GOODS. comprising the
largest yarieiyof FANCY aud STAPLE FABRICS
ELEGANT NOVELTIES in FANCY TINSEL
PLAIDS. STRIPES and BAYADERtS, SILK
AND WOOL aud ALL-WOOL PLAlDS and
BILE CHECKS, slLk-AND.WOoL MIN
TURES and SIDE-BAND-ROBE STYLES In
wonderful variety: IN PLAIN FABRIC inc
assortment. both Of qualities and colorings. IS
uncquallc1 by any previous offering:
SERGFS. SIIOODAHS. CAMEL'S HAIRS, ANA
ZON CLOTH. HEATHER MIXTURES, AR
INJURIES, CASHMERES. NUNS YELLING,
and DRESS FLANNEI.S 1T all prices.
LACE DEPARTMENT.:
We are showing all the latest novelties N th,s
department I'm LACES and madc-up LACE
GOODS. We offer rs a special ana extraordinary
bargain
1000 yards BLACK SPANISH LACES IN Few
and elegant designs. Of this springs imports
lion. at 33c. per yard. worth every cent Of zoe.
per yard;
100 dozen NOTTINGHAM TIDES, adapted for
pillow-shams Sc. at 3Sc.-cheap at 75c. each.
special bargains viii be offered this week In La
DIES and GENTLFMEN'S HANDkERClIlEFS
and GLOVES In the latest styles for the spring
season. \ full line Of PARASOLS and sun
UMBRELLAS.
CASSIMERES for Mems and Boy,' wear-we point
ont special hargains I'm this department:
$50 pieces NEW MATTlNGS Just received.
You will also find full assortment Of the above
goods AT our branch store. 1879 MAIN STREET
SNCLF BROTHERS.
an 23-eOd 81 Broad street.
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NeR Books.

The Broom Drill, including the School OF
The Soldier, School Of The Company, and
StfrmiShtng. New York: c. r. Dr.
BINGHAM. 1882.
This manual reminds us OF certain
French pamphlets which we have read. in
which the duties of the servants tadlnner
table, as well as the names Of all the dishes,
DC, &c, were expressed In terms OF Il
military drill. But who constitute the
Broom Brigade, or by whom II Is Offered
ana manned, we know not. Go to RAy-
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FANCY GOODS.
- T E V L y 5

$ 7 E V ms
HAS OPENED THIS WEEK
so LOW-PRICED CHINA CHAMBER SITS
several widths % bands and MOSS-BOSE
SETS:
Over 200 pieces Of TRIPLE-PLATEDS SILVER
WARE-amOng which are thirty or more
STYLES Of CAsTORS from three % six bot
tlcs); rs many designs IN PICKLE CAS-
TORS, twenty-five patterns Of CAkE-BAs-
KETS. and a very large line of BUTTER
DISHES, SUGAR-DIsHES. G. o b l. I :,
CARD-STANDS, CUPS. KNIVES, SPOONS.
and FORKS. Wehaye undoubtedly the largest
and best-sclcctod stock Of goods shown In
any housc-furnlshlng establishment IN the
city, and guarantee finish, price, and quality
We have added SO CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES
O. oar stock thl, week, and "a more are ON
the way. We please nine out OF ten OF those
seeing our styles and prices.
Another large lot OF that ELEGANT CREAM
LAID NOTE-PAPER. selling at l5c 4
qulrc, and l5c. for pack Of ENVELOPES;
10 gross "LUDIN's" HIGHLY-PERFuMED
"MILLED" TOILET SOAP, selling AT three
cakes for De-;
THREE-SHELF BLACK WALNUT BOOK
SHELVES and CHILDREN'S CANE-BOI-
TOM, HIGH CHAIRS selling al ~. AZ
STEVENS,
ap22 500 Broad street.
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The New York World, i'm an elaborate
article, argues out the proposition that the
next House Of Representatives will contain
large majority OF Demociats--1S3 Demo
Gratis, 1877 Republicans, and Greenbackers.
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r. AMONG THE MANY BARGAINS

~
WE OFFER THIS WEEK ARE:
sURAII SATINS in various dark shades az 4Jc..
selling generally at 7jc.; various light shades
M 7Jc.. the lowest value Of which is S1.25;
22-inch ALL-SlLK sURAIl al 5l.1O;
SATIN DE EIIADANEs I'm several shades at
SIPS, the value Of which Is - yard;
4 large stock Of SATINS in black and c0lorcd at
csc. yard under value;
Also the largest stock of COLORED SILKS eve.
ofercd-amoug Them many extraordinary bar
gains;
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILKS reduced from 81 "a
yard to Zoe;
GUlNET's 81 SILK ~ Sl.40;
BLACK SATINDERHADAMEs Uyonese manu-
facturel at Sl.2J: also a. Sl.i5-the quality
we have sold heretofore az - yard;
see ouf stock of MORE SlIkS and SATlNS;
All Of our FOULABD SILKS are reduced To Gee.
yard These goods are an -ilk, and some
among them, p niche, ln width, were sold az
~ yard
w shall also sell 4i-inch-wiGc ALL-WOOL
FRENCH NUNS YELLING 20 80 and Coo.
which H. from o % 2Jc. yard less ililn they
have been sold heretofore:
DHESs GOODS OF every description. from Ice. "a
yard go the finest imported
SPECIALS N MOURNING GOODS.
ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING 40 3Jc.;
4l-llcN ALL " Otl lkt-Nil Al is-AiL DiN 70
ING at 45c.. general value L. zoe.
LUPIN'5 ALBATRO,s CLOTH at f5c. yard;
LUPiN'S Nuns YELLING 10 GJ and Soc. from
40 60 l5c. yard under value;
4G-inch-wide CAAfEL'S-lIAlR SUMMER CLOTH
az Use. The price generally b. 1928 yard.
LTPIN'~ INDIA GAlIt 81 9Oc. This Is the
lightc,t and most elegant mourning material
mauuf icturci. and our direct importation.
TANIlSE and HENRIETTA CLOTHS. as well a
every other material for mourning wear In al
the various grades:
Extra bargain. this week IN an kinds OF HOUSE
WEAR. such a, NAPKINS. TAbLE-CLOTHS.
TOWELS, LINEN SHEEIlNG, etc.
Also. a large stock of REAL and IMITATION
LACE CURTAlN az he lowest prices ever
known:
real. LACE CURTAINS atS1J o set for two
windows:
REAL LACE CURTAINS NJ SIS a set, regular
value of which !, $50.
Among our hundred various styles Of CORsEIs
viii be- found one style AZ 374c that Is sold
cvcrywherc 20 65c.
THOUSANDS OF OTHER BARGAINS viii be
exhibited on MONDAY.
ap 22-sa,Su&W COHEN bROTHEfS.
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DICHNlOND THEATRE.

FRIDAY. APRIL 2S, 1882,
ARTHUR 4. ST. ELMO AND COMPANY
In their grand
SPIRITUALISTIC SEANCFS.
Spiriiualism on trial by jury Of the people at
large.
Believe nothngyOu hear Every man has right
TO see aud Judge for himself.
MATERlALIZATION the bulwark Of our faith.
Spirits will materlaliZe aud dematerlalizc under
test conditions Tin subducd light, and arc often
recognized by their friends.
A large table Will float I'm mid-air with person
appointed by the audience sitting upon II. while
the spiits win hc heard rapping.
This is something new. and never before attempt
ed I'm this country.
Come aud see for yourselves. Take no ones
word. Investigate, and believe your own eyes. BE
guided by your own reason.
Admission, 20 and so cents. up 26-3tf
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DEATHS.

Died. April 25th. az the residence Of his parents.
M 1909 Seventeenth street, after an Illness OF
Ave days WILLIAM, Infant son Of William ana
Lucinda O'Neil. -,
The funeral will take place from the residence at
d.3O o'clock THIS "wednesday AFTERNOON.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully Invited TO
attend.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
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A Girl Bednzzied by the Glamour of
the Ring SurreptifiOusly Leaves
Home.


Two young girls Sunday afternoon ap-
peared at the Central pOlice-station and
asked TO be advised how to proceed to Sc
cure the return OF the sister Of one OF them,
who had been enticed away from home by
a young man in Adam Forepaugh'S circus
band. They were told that the show had de-
parted for Lancaster and that they had bet
ter telegraph to the chief of police of that
place to make search for her. Accordingly
telegram giving detailed description of the
missing girl was sent, and later in the day
the sister departed for Lancaster herself TO
assist the authorities. The girls name is Nell
lie Long, and she lived with her mother at
No. 1858 north Thirteenth street. She
is sixteen years Of age, and Of remark
ably pretty face and figure. While visit
ing one OF the side-shOws attached to
the circus on Saturday afternoon she made
the acquaintance OF the young man, and he
invited her to travel with the circus, making
eXtraVa9ant promises TO her If she would
go. She returned lone late in the AFTER
noon, and told her sister OF her new ac-
quaintance. After tea she left the house.
and has not been seen since. There is
everything 10 indicate that she has been
persuaded to go 10 Lancaster. Her family
are greatly troubled over her absence, and
they have no clue to the man except that lie
was called Harry" by his companions
PhilddeiphiQ Times.
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The West Virginia papers seem TO be
well pleased at the selection OF A. G. shy
DIR, Esq, Of Lewisburg, to succeed Judge
PATTON on the Supreme bench.
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1GRAND SPRING OPENING.
d. & L. MITTELDORFER.
527 BROAD STREET.

Having completed our improvements. we are
now ready to show the largest and most complete
stock Of -
ever exhibited by us embracing all the latest nov
elites in
DRESS GOODS. MORIEs, SILKS.
sATINS, sURAlIS,
NUNS YELLING, NOVELTIES.
TRIMMINGS,
BLACK GOODS Of all kinds and qualities;
PARAsOLs in endless styles and prices;
ENBROIDERIES, HOSIERY, ITANDKER-
CHIEFS;
LADIES. GENTLEMEN's, and CHILDBEN's
UNDERwEAR;
CAssINIEREs for mems and boys wear;
JEwELRY. RIBBONS;
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS;
DOMEsTICs Of all kinds at very low prices.
MATTINGs. MATTINGS, MATTINGs.
MATTiNGS from auction from lie. rer yard to
4jc. for the best article. On these goods we are
headquarters. All we ASK Is a call before you
buy.
TABLE OIL-CLOTHS In 81 and 6-i lower than
ever.
OUR ENTIRE NEW STOCK
has just been purchased at the great
DECLINE N PRICES
at the recent forced auction sales in New York. We
are ready 10 show the
GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED II THIS CITY.
Don't fail 10 give us a call before you buy.
ID. & L. MITTELDORFER,
ap l6-Su.W&sa 527 Broad street.
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We have The Educational Journal o.
pirginia for April.
Also, The Southern Clinic for ApriI.
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A PRRpIcAaENT.--2 O'Clock in the MORN
inp-sleet on the SYSTEMATICALLY got the
Group, and no DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup in
the house.
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NEW YoRK. April rs. Isee. ap /

ITO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA:
4 We beg 10 offer you our services for the PUR-
CHASE AND SALE or ALL CLASSES OF
BONDS AND STOCKS In this and Other markets
Exception facilities for buying. selling, and ear
rying VIRGINIA BONDS. our Office being In the
stOck-Exchange building. all orders receive I'M
mediate attention. Correspondence solicited.
REFERENCES. National Mechanics Bank, West
ern National BANK, Bank of Commerce. Howard
Bank. RAMSAY. CLABAUGH & Co.
Bankers and Brokers. Baltimore, Md.