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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

Sunday night DIR. M. Murphy, who
was confined in the Lafyatte jail, await
ing trial for adultery, and Edward Coy,
in the same Jail FOR horse stealing, made
their escape. They struck out for Port
land on foot and were pursued by Sher-
iir T.. y. Cvllard. Of Yamhill county,
~ho reached the city before tie fagi-
tives. Getting no clue to them he
started back. and when about q mile
from tswn on the maeadarnized road he
saw them coming in On foot. He got
the drop on them and compelled them
TO come to town, and had thom confined
in tie city jail. They will be taken
back this morning.
The other evening u man named
Flank Gibson came down 70 Portland
from Walla Wallis and Spokase, Oh the
train, and took rooms at seeond-clASs
hotel, but feeling i'll he went to Wal.
lAcs's drug store, on First street, where
he stated his case to DR.. English, who
at once pronounced it smallpox. Drs.
Lane and Chapman were called in and
they came to the same conclusions. The
man was accordingly sent to the pest
house. DR.. English, who examined the
man Thompson who died at Walls
Wslla, says that the appearances Of the
two men were no more alike than night
and day, and that Gibson's symptoms
were unmistakasle, although he had
not been affected a. long as Thompson
is supposed to have been.
There are 6000 men at work on th,
Panama Canal. Two million dollar.
have been spent in purchasing applian
'ces for carrying on the work.
A verdict was rendered against th,
telephone and telegraph company il
/ New York to compel tito take dowi
some of its large poles.
Itis proposed to give daily concert
during the exposition at Louisville, KY,
which commences next August and con
tinues ono hundred days.
The State bar association, of Ne,
j York, is making arrangements for th
reception of the lord chief justice c
England, who is coming this summel
Z. X. Holmes, formerly employed 9
foreman OF the joiners at Mare Islan
navy yard, committed suicide by shoe,
J ing himself through the head.
Private information in connectio
with the defalcation of Secretary Ora
estimates the amount taken by him wi
} reach close to 100000.
The Hotel keepers CT Portland ha,
held a meeting and raised the price Z
board from SO to 81 per week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

: ssuSe Care fsr all FEMALE wT:ASs-
MISSES, Iueiuding LeseorFhaa, TE-
regular and PasHfaI afens;FuafIsn,
Inflammation and UiceFniisH or
the Wsrib, Flooding, PEo-
LAPsUS UTERI, &e.
f-fTassz.It ths tAsss. enlraeass EEi issusssAta
n its eject. Has great tsipin pregnancy. aEd -.
ksVvs pAsH during iAtos af.d Al - EEiaF IsItefs
rHGsW;Ass tsE ~ A.p Frrts;EE y IEIIts.
ss-foa All wEAxszAFaa - thu geaesrtiY- oTsahs
af eitarr - u = ssegad 20 FsEzsy Thai las
trra sfotv TO pahliei and for ell diseases e sho
KfssF.s !, Il ths Created lesAsfg q fAs Heria.
ssg~A KIDNEY COMPLAINTS Of Either Sex
Find Great Reiierin Iss Use.
TYBEa Y. PISKHAhrs BLOOD PrRfTITsg
~ srafaaafs esrfy veasigo ef iisutngs ffus1 tie
=. - the i3i give tone ard stFrbffll -
O. tss. As ia<feuf. 80 Tsssts - lis Eni'le1ta
i--ns.h tae csmpssna aud Ii;eoa Fursaer ars p'e
pas-i "a ~ and - wes,eru Aveuas. lynn. MAJ.
fTire ~ either. 81. BID bottles Or G. Ne camrgst
sHs ~ nsn "a 80 form II pills tr ef iossgsf ga
spoe,rt ~ pr3, e. per hx faF either. Mr. Paki.sfa
freely all igststs - iHquiy. Ezriosr esEs
srfns. Send fog pssnphist AsHstoa ttfs fsssr.
ssslssss g. Fsrxrufss*I WA fms r-srr ccnzs'pa
So fial4sssss had Tor y.ait q tli0 tassr. - ogi.t-
~saiA k- 81 Ts-u-niafs.-Ea ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

*The surprising success of Mrs.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound for
the several diseases peculiarto women
forcibly illustrates the Importance of
her bene6cent discovery and the fact
that she knows how to make the most
Of it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

Neglect old friends for the sake of
new, and lose both" But remember
that Kidney-Wort Is friend you can
not afford to neglect. Plasters may
relieve, but they can't cure that lame
back, for the kidneys are the trouble
and you want a remedy to act directly
on their secretions, to purify and restore
their unhealthy condition. Kidney
w ort has that specific action.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

You can keep your hair abundant
and glossy, and retain its youthful
color, with Parkes's Hair Bslsam.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

Governor Stanford has been much
esnined to the house of late By il
health.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

White 10 play and mate in two moves.
This closes the tournament Of ten
problsBs. Solutions TO this problem
must oe sent in not later than April
18th.
BY request we publish The following
problem. We hope the knights will
take hold and solve it without delay.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

SE Diamond Dyes are 80 perfect
and so beautiful that it is pleasure to
use them. Equally good for da.k or
light colors. 10 cts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

The San says 1t Is expected that
President Arthur, Governor Butler
Governor Pattispn, Governor Waller
and Governor Cleveland will attend
the celebration Of the opening Of the
East river bridge.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30
coNsTIPATioN.
TuTT'S HAIR dye,

GRAY HAIR on wHrsR Fms changed 10 Glossy
BLACK by single application OF THIS DYE. ItiH-
parts q natural color, acts lnstantanconsiy Sold
by Druggists or sent by express on receipt OF Il.
OFFICE. 20 MURRAY ST., EIsN YORK.
Dr.. TUFTS nANtGL - ysnaAle t1sarniaian kad y
ACssai ReeelRts viii be aAiiea fkkk agplisatien|
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30
SWEET noHE ITEMS.

White to play aud iaate ia three movez
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30
We also keep full line ofladie ehdreus and gentlemens
BOOTS AND SHOES,

All Of the best quality and direct from the manufactures
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
Political Points.

The Little Rock Gazette says Mr.. Ran.
dali proved an able presiding officer. This
no n will deny. And when the force bill
was before the House he most nobly per.
formed his whole duty to the Democracy
and the country.
The Kansas City Times saws: The De.
mocracy does not count on a solid South 50
much rs the Republicans count on n di.
Yided South. Let Us hope that the next
presidential election will not turn on see
tlonalism at all, but on measures which shall
at last be for the benefit of the whole people.
The Philadelphia Telegraph SAYS: There
Is ample ground for the belief that Commits
sloner Raum's unexpected taking offs a case
OF political g%arroting and not OF suicide, rs
generally supposed. OF course everything
Is serese upon the official surface. lin fact.
a special effort appears TO have been made
10 conceal any evidences OF a breach. But
heads OF bureas in Washington are not in
The habit of quitting their desks at two
says notioe. Ii il probable Logan himself.
Ih tue utlne OF his wrath. will blurt ont
truth. As for Mr.. Raum. he NAV be
'Npected TO follow the pernicious habit OF
'etlring chiefs OF the Bureau OF Patents.
Ind mlhze his knowledge OF the inside OF
Revenue Department by thrifty out
ide practice-m the interest OF clients
more or less connected with the trade in
and tobacco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
LYNCHBURG.

ACTIVITY IN TOBACCO CIRCLES-A MONUMENT
TO TIE CONFEDERATE DEAD-DEEDs AND
MA~RRIAGES- NARROW ~EsCAPE-THE
STEIKERS-OTHER ITEMS.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Diapa,ch.l
MAY ,. 1883.
Unusual activity in tobacco circles con-
tinues to-day, and shipments are heavy.
Yesterday the Norfolk and Western rail-
road shipped 4i1,l73 pounds and the Viz
ginia Midland $50. 600. Little tobacco was
sent over the Richmond and Allegheny
line, but enough 10 swell III. total ship
mcnt to 100000 pounds. The Norfolk and
Western and the Virginia Midland each
sent out 10 cars.
The Ladies' Memorial Association is Ell
feeling arrangements TO decorate the graves
OF the Confederate dead here on the 10th
instant. | understand that the Association
will petition the City Council at its next
regular meeting for permission TO erect q
monument on Courthouse Hill TO the
memory OF the Lynchburg soldiers who
were killed in the war. The funds for the
purpose indicated are TO be raised by sub
scriptions. Major Daniel has been select
ed to prepare and present the petition.
Only sixteen transfers of real estate were
ItCDI ucu III INC tltIk : Once OF the Cor
poration Court last month: and ten mar
riage licenses were issued-siX to whites
and four to c0lored persons.
This morning a w%ell-known young lady
OF this city had q narrow escape from Sc
riOus injury. While out riding with a
young gentleman from Richmond, a dele
gate to the late Convention of the Young
Mems Christian Association. her horse be-
came unmanageabIe and she leaped from
the saddle, striking the ground with con-
siderable force. The horse cleared her
PROSTATE form, and she escaped without
real injury.
Only one cigar-manuiacturing establish
ment is at work to-day, and that has never
employed apprentices; hence there is no
conflict with The ci%gar-makers on the sub
iect OF general disagreement. The other
manufacturers hold ont against the demand
OF the Cigar-Makers' Union.
The strike OF the d~ry-stemmers is prac-
tically at An end-most OF the operatives
refusing 10 be bnllhozed longer bv the
Laboring Association, having resumed
work at the increase OF sixty cents per
hundred conceded hy the manufacturers.
Miss MARY Willie Mailett, a popular
young lady Of this city. who has been
teaching school in Appomatiox county,
was recently thrown from a horse and SCI
verely injured. BEAUMONT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03

THE ONO LIoUOR LAw.-The State of
Ohio is in a very singular condition so far
as her right to control the liquor traffic is
concerned. Her Constitution forbids the
issuing Of licenses; and no attempt TO
evade that provision has yet been success
frA. The law passed last year was pro-
nounoed unconstitutional by the highest
court IN the State; and now the law passed
a few weeks ago has been decided TO be
unconstitutional-only by a Justice OF the
peace, il 81 true. But as Il ease involving
the same question Is pending in the Court
OF Appeals, we may expect TO hear very
soon that the fate of the law hes been set
tied.
The new law forbids the keeping Of a
drinking-saloon without the consent OF the
Owner OF the house in which it is kept.
This is one Of the features regarded as I'M
constitutional since no such requirement
existed In my case when the ~saloon-keep-
ers term began. For example, il he rented
the house for a term beginning on the Isl Of
JANUARY last, and the landlord made no such
condition, and II the landlord were now
TO refsse 10 ALLOW him TO sell Hquor IN the
house, the contract would be a new one
imposed by the state without the consent
Of the lessee, and would or might render
the property entirely useless and vaiueless
TO The lessee. AgaiE As the Constitution
prohibits any licenses TO sell liquor 10 be
issued. the saloon-keepers contend that
any Sax is merely a license in the guise Of
atas, and is therefore unconstitutional.
is wonderIul the Protean forms (which
the lisoor question assumes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03

The press q Virginia speaks with one
voice In favor Of the Rev. l.. s. Gregory as
the poet on the occasion Of the unveiling
OF the recumbent statue Of Lee. A poem
from such n man OF genius would adorn
th csc solemn ceremonies, and be treasured
by thousands for years to come rs a price
less tribute TO the memory OF the great
chieftain.-StGte.
Mr.. GREGORY Is a master OF the art OF
verse. lie IL a poet, too which is not the
same thing. Some poets can't be poets. II
this is not an Irish bull. But GREGORY
can. He will give the world a finished
composition, and il will be both poetical
and musical.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
LOUISA.
ATTEMPTED sUIClDE-CROPs-DEATH.
Correspondence OF tie Richmond D.spatch.I

ATTEMPTED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CORRESPONDENCE OF tie Richmond D.spalch.J
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, Va, Nav ., 1888.
On lust Monday morning Mr.. james
Boyd attempted 10 take his own life by cut
ting his throat and then trying to hang
himself. DIR. II. l.. Barrett was sent for,
and upon arriving found the injuries not
TO be OF a very serious nature. Application
was made to the magistrates to at once issue
a writ de inquirendo, as there is no doubt
but that Mr.. Boyd was insane.
The continued rains have prevented the
farmers from preparing land for compliant
ing, and not one in ten, l suppose, have
planted rs yet a gram.
On account OF heavy rains preceding il.
the frost Of last week did no damage.
There IS q fine show OF to~bacco-plants
throughout the county, l am told, and II
the lily does not play havoc with the bed.
a large crop will be set out. II
Mr.. George w. Davis, a popular young
man, died yesterday and was buried to-
day. j. L. O.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
Horse and Buggy stolen I'm Soufi-
upuDfOn.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
lyon. Va. MAY ., 1883.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
IvOR, Va, May ., 1888.
Mr.. John j. Bryant. 4 farmer llylng
about three miles from this place, had his
horse and buggy stolen last night. lie
went TO the stable this morning, rs usual,
TO feed. and found, to his great astoniSh-
ment, that his horse was gone. lie looked
under the shelter and found his buggy
missing also. He and one OF his neigh
bors tracked the horse through this place
this morning and on the road to Peters
burg.
MIR. Bryant strongly suspects a negro
who called at his house yesterday evening
about sunset: claimed TO be from South
Carolina, asked for something to cat, ana
inquired the way to Petersburg. Mr.. Bry-
ant is an industrious and worthy farmer,
has a large family, and can i'll afford such Il
loss. He has the sympathies OF his neigh
bors, and their best wishes for the speedy
recovery of his property and the arrest ana
Punishment OF the bold thief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03

The onig party that opposes the regular
Deinocra'se organization In North Carolina
styles itse2f the Anti Prohibition Liberal
Democratic parity WaSh&agton Post.
And wbs Doti Tue only party that OPP
poses the regular Democratic organization
In Virginia styles itseh the .ziberalv or
the "Readjuster" party. Both in vir-
ginia and North Carolina these misleading
names are assumed "wah intent to de-
eeiye." In these two States the Republic
csn party no longer dares 10 call itself by
Its right name, but masquerndes under
FALSE titles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03

A correspondent Of the Wheeling Intel
Ngencer ridicules the supposition that
either Virginia or West Virginia will ever
pay the fifteen millions OF dollars OF the
debt Of the two States assigned to West
Virginia by the Virginia funding bill OF
1871. The sooner everybody reaches the
same conclusion the sooner will specula-
ton cease in worthless securities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03

TIE JETTIEs.-Tbe enemies Of Captain
EADs's system Of i%etties seem TO have
gathered strength in some way from The
results Of the recent freshets in the Missis.
slppi river. Especially does Field-Marsbal
MrRAr HALsTEAD sound the praises OF Cap
tain COWBOYS outlet system, According
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
FISuERwEN,> Drpor

A LII IN WANT OF pa. 49,
- IENI AND SoFr-LAGDb sSCS
sriN h-IWiN are invited u call aud oNaniue
our sl9Sk, OF Al sises, AZ lowest prices.
SEINE THREAD OF all Nos. and Qualities.
~sE!NE-LiNIS. ROPES, YNWkISG.
COINS, C0RkWoOD.
MELLOW OLL-CLOTHING,
AWNING and sAts-DVCkS. MINNOW-NEr-
Tine, SKIM and FYkE-NET,.
Manu,a.tnrer. OF sEiNtS aud NETS of all
sorts. MACRAME LACE-TIiREAD. an sizes.
imported LINN SURROUNDINGS.
l.. LlGhIENSrEINX SONS
corner seventeenth and FrarAlin streets,
soc IMPORTERS Of the | ton brand Spia, THREAD,
NN"--~.. - ~.. -~-~ N.l@i., ID ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03

HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
Il SPRING STOCK OF GOODS. CHINESE
MAITlNGs OF all grades, OIL CLOTHS and
CARPETS, RUGS. MA rs, SHADES
anu HOLLANDS, GOl.NlCE and CORNiCE
PoLEs, LACE-CuRTAINS. &c. PAPft-
Of the latest designs. All orders
promptly attended 10. Work done IN town or
country. A..
ap 22-2m 1871 Iin street. Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
- MINERAL

JUST RECEIVING. FRESH FROM TIE
SPRINGS,
VICIN-The best water known for Govt, Rheuma-
tism. ana Dyspepsia.
CLNSMlE-From WaukcshI, Wisconsin,; most
highly recommended as "a positive cure
for Diabetes and Brights Disease.
SELTEBS-Thc celebrated German Mineral Wa
ter. like both the above. delightful for
table use, and uucquallcd for diluting
wines and liquor.
For sale by OSCAR CRAM.
ap 29-2w No. II Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03

GLOW eau | become A poetYv wrote n
concerted youth to the singer Longiellow.
:" Eat iish, my dear sir.' But we doubt
the advice. No man, however, has ever
doubted the fact that DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is the greatest cough remedy new in
tue market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
PIANOS, ORGANS. &c
KRANICH & BACH PIANos.GSs..

We are the agents for this Justly celebrated make
OF flANus. They are unsurpassed for richness ~
zone, bg1iliancy, volume, and pathos. The touch IL
elastic; tue material. work manship, aud finish is
uhritalled; ard the price very reasonable aud ac-
cohi.nOditing. illustrated catalogues furnished on
"ppicaiion. WEsT, JOHNSTON 4 co.
"P-J OIL Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
Union The ..iogicaI Seminary
sarfes.
r DAY.

FIRST Dali
TCorresponacnce of tic Richmond ispatcn.l
HAxppES SIDNEY, Va, May /, 1881.
The annual meeting OF the corporation
OF this seminary began to-day. the lol-
lowing trustees seventeen In numperl ulo
attending-viz.: Rev. Drs. Atkihsoh,
Hill, Rumple. Rev. Messrs. Johnston anu
Lacy, and Elders Hutchinson, Mur1o.n'
and Sprunt, OF the Synod OF Norm Nalv-
lima, and Rev. Drs. Kirkpatrick, Bullo.h'
Read, Richardson, G.. White, H.. White,
and Elders Armstrong, Sydenstrlker, anu
+. N. Watkins, OF the Synod OF virginia
The day has been taken up with reports
from the various departments, ana theIi
reference to committees, who will report
tomorrow. The institution seems 10 DC
in a healthy condition. and the reports IN
dictate n year OF much encouragement
The graduating class (of twelve or hiteeb,
or morc) 20 out with good promise OF
usefulness, and all will work in flelds
waiting for n faithful ministry. The in
dications for an increased number OF
students next year are favorable. Among
the matters which will be before the trlls-
tees are provision OF an assistant professor
and 70. instruction in %elocution.
Tonight the Rev. DR.. Armstrong, OF
Norfolk, made an able and instructive adj
dress as the representative OF the Society
Of Inquiry, "ThyKingdom Come" being
the foundation of the discourse. Some
very striking and original views on the
subject OF the "Millenium" were pre-
sented with marked clearness ana force.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
DEATHS.

Died. May ., 1883. At 2:3O y. W.. after q long
and painful Illness. Mrs. ELIZABETH MEf
wife Of r.. Meyers. I'm the forty-second year OF her
age. leaving a husband, seven children. AMI a large
circle of friends and relatives 10 mourn their loss
Dearest mother, thou hast left rs,
We thy loss so deeply feel:
But lis God who hath bcreft u.s.
lie can all our sOrrOw5 heal.
funeral will take place from -. Mlry's Ger
man Catholic church TODAY May 3, 1888. az 4
o'clock u. VI. Friends and acquaihtanccs Of the
family are invited 10 attend without further no
fise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
aprrrALNTICES.
r,7 TIE GREAT A L


n~ THE GREAT SALE
UNSURPASSED By ANY.
LEVY, DAVIS & CO.'S
GREAT SALE IS A cRAsD SUCCESS
THERE is NO ATTEMPT III "'''
REPRESENT;
n.c,rsr WHAT THEY OFFER ri GENU-
me BARGAINS.
CONTINUE OUR SALE FOR iii
BALANCE OF THIS WEEK
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY
,o.o,,oa too late for our sales on yesterday ana
Will be onercu tO-u"f'
CARDINAL SPANISH LACE FOR o'LH-
DRESSES, Use. per yard worth :l.'O'.
9s.IycH LoOM-LINEN TowELsat llc' each'
sold everywhere for lsc.;
on,v, few Of those LINEN DAMAsK TABLE
o r at 45c. left. There will be none
after to-day.
We Will not attempt to euumerate bargains We
have so many we can't do 1t. SO call and sec them
at the
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
LEVY. DAVIS 6 co.
lmy 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-03
my GOODS.
IprrDES, BREEDEN, BREEDER.

nREEDEN, BREEDEN, BREEDbN'
nEAurrFuL FANS from e. e sso'
r InCH Silks from so; 70 tI|iR2 ybrrss GoODs
y iesant assortment OF bhN'" NJ" V"'
Zoe S: t. III per shade IN ALL-wooL NUNS
YELLING 2sgi: and wRIGHT's PARA.
d RoWNss nd nHIsM1BnRIEILhs-
sui nriee' from s5c. 10 $3.50. for children, Ia
die; ana ~ ,n"mer"ehase DRY GOODS, NO.
and DRESS TRIMMINGS.
rsLLEY, TALLEY, TALLEY
r al, talk Is now the order Of ibe day;
( n we have TO say IS that we are opposed 70
assorfIons about the value 81 goods
- nyIces' courteous attention, and a nice as'Ort-
y very piece Of goods IS marhe IN plain hgure''
Y our patronage Is respectfully So'ei'e"'
& COMPANY, & COMPANY & COMPANY
MUsLINs. NOTTINGHAM LAcEs'
PILLOW-LINENS,
o riders for samples earthly hicd'
aoo. 800, 800
= Find. If TRIMMING BRAIDs, worsted, Mo-
halTi snr 4 PRINCES for Lambrequins and
o 90 D D5i1erssof BUTTONS, CREPE LEIsE RU-
CHINGS, sc.
FAST. EAST. EAST
f veaiug shades Of sURAH shAs at sl'2' per
A io5y lot Of BELMONT WHITE QUILTS full
p,b ,lz2' : siIpEfaEsvE-BUTToNs, s~cARF-PINs,
- p SASH;T IlbScPs TuRRIsn-BATH SOAP;
TWILLED L~lNGNG-sILh' Doc
BROAD, BROAD, BROAD
y roadly we make the assertion that our goods are
p e,,i Leas9 ore our salesmcn and .aie.ladlcs;
O mr. location central ouT st2cH iIe,h /" IN. 4" ANY
d n ni highland or lowland, 4" far or mar
STREET, STREET, STREET.
5 ole agents for Richmond Of Mr.. p. !. Jones q
T he celebrated Grsgs;Rsgoyya,Gri e Ea,f4Iore'
an 29-suTuSTh 300 east Broad .treet.
LIVERY DAY THIS WEEK \ BAR
II GAIN \
AT
LEVI HEXTER's. No. 3O7 BROAD STREET.
Owing TO our large sales in al our department
for the past two weeks We have been enabled
purchase immense quantities Of goods II IS de-
s%cripfion. which we viii place on flco NON
DAY AND BALANCE OF THE WEEha 40 prices
that will battle the sharpc,t buyer. AH9af-tuc
many bargains we have over
500 dozen GLOVES. all kinds;
DRESS GOODS from loo. upi
WHITE way down.
HOSIERY at about talf price;
LACES by the thousand.
Another lot of those
DOUBLE SPLIT, F~ULL-BONED. FRENCH
WOVEN COR>ET> 10 Soc,
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