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The Commons.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
In your nsw to the inquiry Of " H."
OF Hickory Grove, you say
1.-THE States officers are, we suppose,
the persons who would be the best wit
nesses as 10 the genuineness Of the coll-
pons"; and you go on to say: "As all the
coupons are Autographed there is not a
written signature upon them) your chances
for recovering your money are not %flatter-
ing"
That Is, recovering your money by suit
TO prove their genuineness.
All this is obvious enough so far rs pay
ing taxes with coupons is concerned. But
there is another point that has always per-
picked me.
The tax-collector insists upon taking our
cash for taxes, which are levied for the pur-
pose Of paying the States interest on her
debt, with other requirements. Now, al
though the coupon-holder cannot pay his
taxes with his coupon, he should, L sup
pose, reasonably expect to get bis interest
or coupon promptly paid at the Treasury
when 1t Is due.
But Will his coupon that has been refused
by the tax-collector be acknowledged and
received by the Treasurer? or will the
holder still be forced into court to prove
It's Rtniifltut-c Z WhtSbt eN w NnON III
will be extremely difficult to do with q
mere Autograph.
II seems TO me that q coupon that is too
suspicious to be received by the tax-col-
lector must appear to be equally tainted
when presented TO the Treasurer, both being
State officers, and both bound TO protect
her interests so far as I'm them hes.
And II the coupon is so suspicious. will
not the bond Itself at maturity be liable 10
the same objection, and the holder be called
upon to prove Its genuineness alsoy
In the mean time the people go on pay.
Ing the taxes for the purpose Of discharc-
ing the interest on the State debt. or. In
other words, paying these coupons, which
at the same time the State officers are bound
not to recognize as valid until their genuine-
ness Is proved.
Please enlighten
A NUDDLED TAXPAYER.
The law not only forbids any tax-col-
lector TO receive coupons for taxes, but
forbids any interest TO be paid upon the
public debt except as provided in the RID.
DLEDERGER bill.
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DISSOLUTIONs & PARrNERsHIPs.

THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT.
owing To continued i'll health, 4. VI. UaIT-
NAN has Withdrawn from the firm of HEITNAN
x YOUNGER, and that the said firm being there
by dissolved by The operation of law, we. LAW
SON G.: fOCNGEH. NJ. MiLLHISER, aud GUST.
MlLLHlSER, all Of the city Of Richmond, STATE
OF Virginia, do hereby renew the said limited
partnership. under and in pursuance of the stat
utes In such case made and provided, upon The
terms and conditions hereinafter set forth, and In
the said statutes prescribed-that Is to say:
/. The sand partnership Is To be conducted mn
der the name or firm OF IL. &. YOTNGER,~ of
which LAWSON {. YOUNGER lisa general p,ri-
ner. and VI. MlLLIlSER aud GUST. MILIHI-
SIR are special partners-all residing In the
said city Of Richmont.
2. The business intended 10 be transacted by the
said lrm or partnership is the GENERAL
WHOLEsALE-GROCElsI BUSINESS.
8. Each OF the said special partners has con-
tributed 10 the common stock OF the said partner
snip The sum of eight thousand seven hundred and
MY tSs,75Ol dollars which said sums OF money
were contributed when the said limited partner
shipoT HEiTMAN & YOUNGER was originally
i0rined-that Is 10 say, on the LIST day of January,
1851.
4. The place of business Of the said partnership
Is 10 be In the said clty of Richmond. The part
nefship Is To continue from the daie hereof until
me lst day Of January, In the year 1855.
Witness the hands Of the said parties this 3Cth
day OF March, 1883. l.. 4. YOUNGER,
NJ. MilLHiSER,
GUST MlIIlIlSER.
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A NUDDLED TAXPAYER.
We are sure the DispotcA does not me,r

We are sure the Dispatch does not mean
70 express the belief that Coalition victory
this year mears the election Of . "Mahone
electoral ticket" next year, but a recent
article, now being largely copied In the
North. Is so understood there, and may do
damage. We know Of no process Of rea-
soning by which issues now before fhe
people OF Virginia can be made TO do duty
against the Democratic party OF the nation
In 1884, whether dissatisfied Democrats
shall be asked to vote the Republican ticket
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

GROUND PLAsTERR.
In addition 20 my. regular business, am nov
TER which Is unequalled by any ON the market.
ana which | intend shall become universally popu.
lar on Its own merits. Having carefully selected
ing the capacity Tor grinding hfty Tons per day,
can give consumers the advantage OF having Ii
ircshly ground, as l will rot keep a sufply ON
hand. bat grind II ate receiving orders on short
est notice. Price, &C., on application.
WILLIAM T. KING,
$500 TO $500 Williamsburg avenue.
mn fost-Dnlce Box J.
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70 THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE

YOUNG MEMS MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF
TUE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH will take
place SUNDAY NIGHT nj 8 o'clock. Rev, DIR.
MOSES ID. HoGE Will deliver the address ON tbat
occasion. The young men of the missionary So
cieties Of the city ARE cordially and fraternally I'm.
uied to meet the members Of this Society I'm the
a'a quarter 10 .. 2t
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III GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH %tcorner Of Grace and Fourth
strcetsj-Rey. G. II. READ, ID. d., p~astor.-Preacl-
ing Mt IL o'clock \. VI. by Rev. ALEXANDER
HGSLoP, Of IIelensborough, Scotland, and at g
O'Clock p. VI. by Rev. II. G.. HILL, ID. d., Of North
Carollna.
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e3- LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH ~(corner of Twenty-ffth and Leigh
strcets).-The pastor. Rev. JOHN POLLARD, Jr.,
ID. d., viii preach at IL O'Clock A. NJ, and nj 8
O'Clock +. VI. Rev. II. A. TUPPER,D d., viii de-
liver an address on " Missions" The public are
cordially Invited 10 attend. Seats free.
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care you lonely tonight, Miss Ada?v
mo, sir; | wish l were lonelier.o He
babe her goodnight and went home, took
a large dose Of DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup,
tearing her Icy manner had given him q
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III SONG SERVICE AT TRINITY
CHURCH-CHANGE OF HOUR.-The regular
song service at this church will be held from a.
10 81 O'Clock every SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Tie
exercises viii consist Of Sunday-schOOl and church
music, with cornct and organ accompaniment.
The public are invited to attend and participate
in The exercises.
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CoyNALLY +. TRIGG, Esq, is the Demo-
cratic nominee for Commonwealth attor-
ney IN Washington county. He now holds
that office, and we have no doubt will be
triumphantIy reelected. He is, we hear,
one OF the best officers in Virginia.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

Engagement of the charming vocalist, comcdlenne.
and everybOdy's %fayOrite.
Miss KATIE PUTNAM,
supported by HER W COMEDY COMPANY,
an organization OF artists specially engaged for the
production of Mss Putnam's PLAYS.
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL BOTH,
LENA THE MADCAP.
Lena with songs and banjo sOloD, Katie Putnam.
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY lST,
THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP.
Little Nell-Thc MarchiOncss ther famous dual
role. Katie Putnam. Music under The direction of
Josef Handel. Prices rs usual. sale of seats be-
gins saturday at q A. VI. ap 26-itF
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M BROAD-sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH tcorner Bro1d aud Tenth strceis).-Rcy.
DR.. paul WHITEHEAD, presiding elder Of the
district. will preach at IL A.. NJ. Rev. A.C. BLEED
soE, the pastor, viii preach at { Z. VI. subject,
samson strong and Weak
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FERTILIZERS.

SHOCkOE MiLLS.-PURE GROUND
~ NOVA. SCOTIA PLASTER.-t import this
plaster In The Lump and grind as ordered. After
seven years experience can guarantee this brand
~ De superior 70 any ON the market. Special prices
on iargs quantities. WARNER MOORE. Import
or and Manufactures Of Plaster, Dealer I'm lime
Cement; Sc.' seventeenth street lsouih Side Dock
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~TRINITYMETUODIsT CHURCH

corner of Twentieth and Broad streets)-Rey. j..
WILEY BLEDsoE, pasior.-Serylccs at IL 4. VI.
and 3 T.. NJ. At night tile pastor will preach the
fourth Of a series of sermons on The Lords prayer.
Song service from Az to So Z. W..
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Il3- THIRD PRESBYTERIAN
CIIURCH.-Rev. WALTER COND:CT viii preach
at IL \. VI. No service AZ night.
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a Frcnchman named Montaygo
Made pencils out of pIambago;
lie gotta attack
or pain In his back
b. Jacobs OH cured his lumbago,
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III PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
SUNDAY-SCu0OL UNION.-A called meeting
Of this Union viii be held at ST. MARKS CHAPEL,
Brook avenue. TOMORROW Sunday AFTERNOON
ut 4 O'Clock. A cordial invitation is extended to
the officers. teachers, and friends of Sunday schools
to be present.
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ar SIDNEY BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
nor Main aud Beach treetsl.-Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. WI. SHIPMAS, at IL 4. NJ. and at s
u. NJ. All are invited to attend.
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~ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCIi.-Rev. T. l.. PRESTON, ID. d.. pastor.
Services at IL \. VI. and : Il. VI.
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ROOk AND JOB WORK NEATLY
iUEAtCUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING
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fTCLAY-sTREET BAPTIST

CHURCH tcorner Of Cay and Graham sireetsl.-
Rev. \. u. BRows, ID. d., VIII preach at IL \. NJ q,
and Rev. WILLIAM ID. THOMAS, ID. d., at 8 T.. NJ,
SUNDAY, April 90, 1883.
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~ CENTENARY METHODIST

CHURCH (south side Of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth s;~rects).-Services AT IL A.. VI.
and s T.. NJ, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Z. A..
PETERSON. Seats free.
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r~ PARK-pLACE METHODIST

CHURCH (wcst Franklin strcctl.-Seryices 10y the
pastor, Rev. join HARMON, d.. d.. Subjects: IL
4. NJ. "a spiritual Burglar Arres:edr; SP. NJ.
THE Unspcakable.' Baptism and reception Of
members at tie morning service.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in Richmond, March 49,, 1888, az tIe
residence of the brides mother. by the Rev: VI
Ryland, Mr.. FRANCIS q. MARCHELl.. OF Nova
scotia. to Miss LUCiE A.. JOHNSON, formerly or
Chesterfield county. Va.
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LICENSE TANES.

This oaice will be opened DAILY from . O'Clock
A. VI. TO q O'Clock Z. NJ, FROM THE 18Th TO
THE Both 4 OF APRIL, for the purpose OF
receiving he
LICENSE TAX
from all Auctioneers, Architects, Brokers. Board
lighthouses, Commission Merchants. Coal Comps-
niles, Doctors, Dentists, Eating and Snack-iIousos,
Employment Agencies, Lawyers, Lumber Mea-
surers' Mercantile Agents, Merchandise Brokers,
stock and Exchange Brokers, Steamboat Conpa-
MES, sewing-Machine Agents, junk and OYSTER
Dealers, Photographers, Hotels. saloons. Restau-
rants, Wholesale and Retail Liquor-D Dealers, TeIe-
graph and Express Companies, Ticket Agents.
Theatres and Public Halls, Real Estate Agents,
Bitter Manufacturer, Betting Ales. sc.
For all bills remaining UNPAID ON THE lsr
DAY OF MAY a due Of not less than 81 nor moru
than % for each day thereafter will be impo. cd.
A. X. wo0DSoN,
a?lS-iot Cty cslieelor.
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fdT FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH,

The meeting grows In interest and power. Twen-
ty-hve conversions mp To date. The pastor, Rev.
iEhcY G. ELsoM, will be assisted In the services
ZORRO by Rev. q. W. HURT, who will preach
at III A. NJ. and 7:i5 T.. NJ.
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The stir In our
SILK DEPARTMENT
has been without a parallel. No wonder when II
is remembered that We are selling
ALL-sILK BROCADEs at 69c. that we formerly
sold az $3.50;
sILK-FACE OTTOMAN AZ 02c.;
GUINETT's G~ROS-GRAIN SILKS At Gle. that
sell generally from soc. 10 II;
SILK CHINA OTTOMAN at 99c.' cost
upwards of s1.6O to import;
SATlNs and SATIN RHADAMtAs AZ &C. that
generally sell at from ~ 20 1928:
The most superior makes and qualities OF GRO>-
GRAIN SILKS;
SATIN RHADAMAS, OTTOMANs, and other
TEXTURES al prices that are quite asiound-
ing.
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~ CLAY-STREET METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner of Clay and
Adams notwithstanding at IL o'clock A. NJ
and & O'Clock y NJ. by Rev. Mr.. WHITE, Of Ram
d~olpl-Macon College. All are cordially Invited.
seats free.
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NJ" FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace ard
~Broad)-Rev. W. &. ScHAEFFER pastor.-Preach-
ing at IL 4. NJ. and at s f.. NJ. Ali welcome.
seats free.
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The "WEDNESDAY CLUB consisting OF
FORTY LADIES AND GENTLEMEN from the
elite of Baltimore, have kindly consented to aid
The " Retreat for the Sick by giving their mimi
table representation of the above beautiful opera.
such an unusual treat and such a cause should i'll
sure Il crowded house.
Price Of seats, 81. Reserved ut Ramos e Moses
p cents extra. Box-shect open WEDNESDAY,
April 18Th. ap 22-td
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- FOrRTH PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH Grace above S~hnfcrl-Rev. PEYToN II.
HOGE pastor.-Scryiccs at II A.. VI. and 8 l.. NJ.
seats free. Public cordially invited.
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Nor COUGHS AND COLDS.
FANCY GOODS.
- TEV EMS,
WILL CLOSE HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF
CARRIAGE-WHIPs.

CARRIAGE-WHIPs.
To do this be has moved them down 10 one half
and two thirds their former price. To any one
needing WHIP this Is the best chance you Will
have I'm months.
want also to close out all our SAMPLE DOLLS.
Some are slightly soiled; some are badly 80. To
do this all our 81, 1925, $3.50, and so DOLLS
are marked as low as 75c., and some Of them soc.
This will insure their speedy sale.
have on consignment ZOO dozen TURKISH
BATH and BALL SOAP, to be sold at 35c. a
dozen, which is less than the usual price at the
factory. Don't fan to get a box.
Our line Of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS and
riNWARE was never more complete, and win
be sold al bottom prices. When In want call a,
STEVENS,
apps sos Broad street.
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OFFICE IL HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY C~OMPANY,(
RICHMOND. VA, April 20, 1888. :
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY COMPANY will be held at the Office
Of the Virginia State Insurance Company. No.
zoos Main street, on TUESDAY, MAY l, 1883, at
) O'Clock i. VI. X. 1. BROohE
an 2It I'd Treasurer.
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MOZART HALL.
EXCURSIONS.


A PRIL 29Tu-SUNDAY-APRIL 18TH.
RICHMOND AND ALLEGIANY RAILROAD.
BEGINNING OF
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
BETWEEN
RICHIOND AND S~COTTSVILLE,
SUNDAY. APRIL 2gTH.
AND + SUNDAl THEREAFTER
until further notice this Company win run a train
between RICHMOND and S~COITSVILLE. stop
ping at ALL INTERMEDIATE STATIONS.
Leave Richmond at g a. VI. returning arrive al
RichmOnd az 1880 T.. NJ.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP:
Richmond TO Maiden's Adventure and re-
o.. tuih''.'E 30
Richmond 10 Rock Castle and return. ....... rs
Richmond 70 Pemberton and rcturn......... So
Rlchlnond 70 Columbia and return....... 90
Richmond 10 Bremo Bluff and return........ | 90
Richmond 10 ScOttsville and return....... / 25
10 stations not mentioned rate will be same rs 10
next station beyond. Il. :. BARBOUR.
ap Z4-6t General Passenger Agent.
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nr GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST

CHURCH t%coTncr Grace and FOushec streetsl.-
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM +. HATCH
ID. D.. at IL o'clock i. NJ. and ut s o'clock
T.. VI. on SUNDAY.
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WE WILL ADD THIS WEEK:

Our successful purchase Il ibis week j. conn.,
posed Of ~ BOO worth ct FRI NCH MULLs, IN
white. and alO Z ln plain. striped. and
checked lace effects. with polka doc. SPANISH
Lace pattern. pin-dots. and other designs. The
entire lot will be sold at the uniform price ~ Z5c.
a yard. The general value OF these goods is from
40 20 65c. a yard.
Also, a large stock Of LACES. SWISS aud
MULL EMBkOIDbkILS. suitable Tor trimming
them.
\ large stock Of AIDES UNDERWEAR Of
every description. COHEN BROTHERS.
ap l4-Sa.Su&W Fourth and Broad streets.
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III MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rev.
j. G. ARMSTRONG, ID. D.-Dlyine service I'm this
church TOMORROW ut IL A. VI. and 8 L. VI.
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K~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad strce:si.-The pastor, Rev.
J.. HAWTHORNE, ID. d., will preach Oh SUNDAY
at ii A. W.. and s T.. VI. Morning subject. "The
Difficult Gatc.' Baptism at the evening service.
All welcome. 2t
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Al rights OF the firm OF HEITMAN 4 YOUNG
TX being bylaw transferred 10 the firm of l.. q.
nOuNGEK, AL settlements are to be made with
the last-named firm. WIN
NH 3I-6w L.C.
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VIRGINIA, %oRronArIo OF R~lcuMoyD-ro

This day Lawson G. Younger, whose name f.
mentioned as a general partner In the renewal of
tie limited partnership of lletman & Younger,
co, appeared before me. a notary public In aud for
The corporation aud state aforesaid, aud made
oath that NJ. Millhiser and Gust. Millhiscr, the
spccial partners named in the said articles of no.
ncwai OF the said limited partnership, have each
cOitributedt To the common stock Of The said re-
newed partnership the sum of eight thousand
SAID sums OF money were contributed when the
said limited. partnership OF Hoffman q Younger
was originally forlei-that Is To say, ON the Isl
day of January. 1881.
Given under my hand this 30th day Of March.
1893. WILLIAM NJ. TuRPIN,
AnAnn. Il
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
Three nights only. commencing
WEDNESDAY, NAY II.
AMUSEMENTS.

The Catherine Lewis Comic-Opera Company,
headed by the queen Of comic opera.
CATHERINE LEWIS.
Miss Constance r.. Lewis. Miss Elmc I.ascelles,
Miss May stanford. Mr.. Henri Laurent. MIR. JO-
seph :. Grcensfelder, Mr.. Fred. LennoX,
MIR. John Il. Nash, Mr.. r.. ". Ricketts,.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. MAY 2 and 3,
a grand revival of Audran's charming master
piece OLIVETTE-CATllERINE LEWIS as Oil
yette, her original creation, and as played by her
over 900 times.
Grand chorus of thirty voices. Elegant costumes
Original effects. and the same star cast that made
such a hit at the Fifth-Ayenue Theatre, New York.
FRIDAY EVENING, May 4, THE MASCOTTE.
sale Of seats begins SATURDAI at 8 A.. VI. at
Theatre and Ramos & Moses. Reserved seats, 81.
an 27-Jt*
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spECIAL NOTICES.


/, SPECIAL NOTICES:
rg- THE DRY-GooDs WAR.
CUTTING PRICES.
TIE ESTABLISHED Low PRICES
or
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE
aru rrIr LOWEST FOR fIRsT-cLAss
GOODS, AS THEiRsBA
OSE-PRICE STORE.
Tho,r goods are always marked down 10 the low,
,ne 40 "a NOT only to meet but TO beat all
competition. The reputation Of Levy Bro'hcrsior
soI,,ns GOOD goods a. the lowest prices is now icing
s,,,y sustained by their successors, LE'f'ph'io
npAKF who are now Offering to the pubic az
the lowest prices a large stock OF ,r,xs
RACK SILKS, FANCY. sILks sATiNss,,
RHADAMEs, Nuns vi yr, oihcr fashionable
STYLES Of DRESS GOODS ,,oc q. acton.
wIIifE GOODS OF every description At a'''">
ishipgiy 70" PpKINs. TABLE-CLOTHs,
ionnooILIEs, and TRAY-CLoTIis at great BAR
galS'; and COTTON sHEEIISGs. PILLOW
LII c1ksISGs. SHEET and PILLON,snAhs
| DREsS TRIMMINGS Of every dessslPtn"m ,he
ID ADfA ana INibltFbfsht 49,
4 n,,nnfarturers. manufactured expressly TOT Us,
GFNTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS every
' d,scrfptfon and al very low price.sc
UAWBTEG EDGINGS aud lNstKIlN1n-1ne
largest stock ever shown by any one nou,.in
this state; our prices as usual are io"er una"
the lowest: ,,uas-
LACFS-we show over Sky hln"s' '"'"
eortment Of each
JEWELRY. BASKETS, TRUNKS. s~ATCHELs'
and a general variety of NOTION, gocvo
CARPETS. MATING, RtGs, HAssD,hSr
WTNDOW-sHADES, CURTAINS, ana 'uh-
TNDrRWFAR FOR LADIEs-we offer In this
line: the very best goods for TIE prices;
We have given no prices IN tbs advertisements
ne we have such a large stock 81 goods. ana ~ such
very low prices. II would Oh this paper u enume-
rate them. The advantages Of dealing ~ our ston,
are that we have the largest Sore In ne stare anu
keen The largest stock. which VIII avoid the neces-
sify Of shopping around, as The assortment IN
every department Is kept up al the Tine. nav
Ing the
~ONE-PRICE SYSTEM,
our goods are marked u once. at the lowest prices.
LEVY. DAVIS + DRAKE.
successors to Levy Rrnthcrs),
an % 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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M TO SELL GOODS CHEAPER
THAN OTHER HOUSES REQUIRES
MANY ADVANTAGES
BESIDES A DEAL OF PERSEVERANCE,.
Quantities., assortment. judgment In selectionr
and prices, all have their say IN order %
INSURE SUCCESS.
The great furore created AZ our house last week
was not due tOthe medium Of advertisement.
GOODS AND PRICES
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THE GREAT SALE CONTINUES THIS WEN
WITT MANY NEW ADDITIONS.
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FRANKLIN,

CITIZEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-28

Don't fail to call on US, as We are determined 10
sell. our stock Is complete I'm all departments.
ID. & T.. MITTELDORFER,
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