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M BARGAIN WEEK
At SYCLE BROTHERS.

SPECIAL SALE OF BONNET BLACK SILKS
24-inch wide 81. former price sl.35: 2i-inch
wide sl.l5. former price ~ 30; 2f-inch wide
Sl.2H, former price > l.63; 2f-inch vide
sl.50, former prize. sd;Ioi 24-inch VIDE "a,
former price S2.70.
100 pieces COL0RED GROS-GRAIN SILK at
G3S 5qe Se an npG per wy ' h1;d iq me%eT
offered I'm our coorcd-sllk department any
such bargains as these; Every lady should Sc
one iot Of is picces SIMMER SILKS to he closed
out at from % to 60c., much below their regu-
A few few piece pieces of BLACK BROCADEs-becn sell
10 pieces BLACK BRoCADEs-bcen selling at
50 and $3.50, now sl.25 and Sl.75.
Gj pieces COL0RED SATIN, newest shades AT
O5, 10, and sOc
BLACK-GOODS DEPARTMENT
10 nleces ATWOOD FRENCH CASHMERE at
4Oc. per yard. These goods are excellent value.
sold an over for soc. per yard.
20 pieces LUplN'S FRENCH CASHMERE ~
bOc. per yard former price SIC. This We
consider to be one of the greatest bargains we
90 R nece eyf i GS5( SNs ' VEING at SOC
yard. These goods have never been offered at
10 piec ,', 44-inch FRENCH FOULE at roc,
never becu sold in this city for less than ; per
- piece: 4s-inch ALL-WOOL BUNTING at
35c.. original price 62'sc. per yard
IN COLORED DRESS GOODS
vc orc dlsplaeing many new styles in Checks,
Stripes. and Ilrocadc effects We Will offer as
special bargains: | case Pint hecks ~ l24c.,
bccn selling at 2jc.: | case striped Silk-and-
Wool at 12Nc., been selling at SOC; / case Au-
gllsta Cloth al IL &C., been selling at 25c; and
many other new and desirable goods.
100 pieces NEW MATTlNGS just opened, from
l2h 10 4Qc. per yard, ,.ot,
SUN-IMBRELLAS at all prices. -
We have just received one lot Of CASHMERE,
from a large New York sale. which are wei
worth the inspection OF all In need OF such
goods. as we guarantee To save you money.
I'm our LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPART-
MENT we show all the newest designs, ranging
in quality from the cheapest 10 the finest;
amongst them you will find some Coored Ham
burgs at and &c. per yard, been selling at o
and Sc.
A real bargain In 500 dozen Ladies' and Gentle.
mems Handkerchief; 80 dozen Lisle-Thread
Gloves at DC. a pair. been selling nc 23c.; 300
pair Nomenclature Kid Gloves, S-b1tton lengths.
al 62Sc.. been selling at 81: All the newest styles
Of Lisle and Jersey Gloves large 10y OF Ladies
Ifndcr,year Ne SICLE BROTHERS,
3l1 Broad street.
1
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cold Probabilities" predicted in his
forecast sent out at 1 O'Clock Tuesday
morning that there would be frost on
Tuesday night or Wednesday morning as
far south as Virginia. Let us hope this is
penned OH Tuesday that he will prove to
be false prophet in this instance. But If
it clears off. frost will almost unayoidably
touch Northern Virginia.
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Ben. BUTLER may be one of the great
est demagogues Of the age" as the Phila-
delphia Telegraph charges, but not Mr..
JEFFERSON DAVIS. Surely OF all the promi-
nent men "of the age" he is the one that
ought to be last styled demagogue.
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HORsFORD's ACID Observation-Disclosures
OF TATIONs.-Imitations and counterfeits
have again appeared. Be sure that the
word IIorsford's" is on the Wrapper.
None are genuine without it..
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sPprCIAL NOTICE..


E3- SPECIAL PRICES
FOR THREE DAYS
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. AND TRiDAi'
APRIL 10Th, 10Th, AND 9TH.
ONLY THREE DAYS.
u. & f. MrTTELDORFER,,
527 BROAD STREET.
All BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONs at
original New York cost,
ANDROsCOGGIN COTTON at ssc.;
FRUIT-OF-TIIE-LOOM COTTON at &C.;
wAMsUTTA BLEACHED at HE;
PELHAM A BLEACHED at 6hc.;
ELLERTON W. S. BLEACHED at TIC;
BOSTON 1914 BLEACHED sHEETING ut 2oc.;
CALICOEs at Az, 8, 5k. 8, and 6hc. for the oeS''
CORDED PIQUEs at &C.;
CHECK NAINsOOKs at Tic;
All colors in ALBATROss-nearlya all wool-a'
1Ihc.;
LIsLE-THREAD GLOVES at 64c. per pair-
regular price elsewhere 25c.
CORsETs at csc, cheap at 5Oc.;
BLACK SILKS at 60c. worth 81;
CoLORED DRESS SILKS at s5c'' regular price
1925;
MINIS YELLING at 1sc.-ln all hie new shades
sold everywhere at 23c.; ,u,pro
100 dozen GENTLEMEN'S UNDERshlhlS'
slightly damaged at 25c.' regular price ooe.'
200 pieces best styles DRESS GINGhAM at &C.
per ward never sold for less than l2Ec';
HOSIERY at such low prices as TO astonish all
MATTIyGs. MATTINGs! MATTINGs!
WHITE MATTlNGS at &4.f0 piece OF forty
wards; FANCY MATTINGS at extremely low
prices.
FLOOR and TABLE-OlLCLOTIis from 23c'up'
Mont fail 10 call on u.s. AS we are determined to
soil. Our stock Is complete in all departments
ID. & e. MITTELDORFER,
ap 25-W,s a.&Su o27 Broad street,
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Some Of the best English jockeys are wo-
men daughters OF farmers, or OF country
squires, who have lost their fortunes. They
have been accustomed to ride TO bounds
from their childhood. are perfectly fearless.
and their light weight In the saddle makes
them desirable as Jockeys. Charles Kings
ley's poem OF Lorraine Loreeo has one
OF tbcse women jockeys for Its heroine.
Abotel-maD by name OF Ransom,
Who triedto peep over transom,
wouldn't tell what he saw,
Nut biz battered Jaw, Wv sf 'u
;. 81. Jacobs Oh made II quite haadsem, e
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~ Il a Il | + L ID l. .

~
| cannot find words with which TO express my
gratitude. was afflicted with the horrible disease
three years, and after spending some time nj the
Hot Springs, considered my ease hopeless. used
only one dozen small bottles Of ;. = =, and there
IS not a sign of the disease remaining. My sores
are all healed, throat entirely well. Being drug
clerk, have seen ............. MEL Mercury lana
many hundreds :. :. :. Potash until they
dOscd with Gallo .....-...''...' ere complete
wrecks. shudder to think Of the misery brought
on the human family by the use Of Mercurals in
Blood Diseases. II Is a shame that physicians viii
not acknowledge the merit Of your GRAND Blood
Medicine. Use my name as you wish.
j. II. RAFF, Denver, Col.
If Won doubt, come 10 sec rs. and we viii CURE
YOU or charge nothiug Write for the little book
free.
Ask any druggist rs to our standing.
pc 81. 900 REWARD will he paid 70 any chem
list who viii find. on analysis Of 100 bottles of =
:. s. one particle Of Mercury, lodide Of Potassium,
or any Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Proprietors, Atlanta Ga.
Large ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. L 30
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ap 22-1w
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MILITARY NOTICES.
4 TTENTlON, con ED Err L Il
IA VETERANS!

HEADQUARTERS Il. T.. LEE CAMP
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
The officers and members of this Camp are here
by notified to attend regular meeting 10 the Regl-
mental Armory on FRIDAY EVENING, April
27th, at s o'clock sharp. All cN-Coniedcrdtes de-
string to unite with ns are invited to attend.
Bv order Of CHARLES L. WILLIAMS, Com
mander JOHN j. III. BROW FIR,
an 24-Tu.WSF3t Adjuant.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LEND. -
$4,000 TO LEND in the following amounts;
s3'99XSSS ssls9 $4,000 1850
Interest low a. Z charges moderate.
ID. THOMPSON BROWN & Co,
kesl Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
spio-eoaVs tll3 s(ain streeI
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MEETINGS.

RUTH COUNCIL. No. 81
ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS.
MANCHESTER. VA, April 20, 1883.
4 STATED MEETING OF THE
"A COUNCIL TONIGHT at o'clock sharp.
business of importance to be transacted. tandi-
dates for initiation viii be prompt in attendance
at So o'clock.
by order Of the Council.
WILLIAM VI. LIPSCOMB,
ap 25-1ts Secretary.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
BLACK SILKS, all qualities;
SUMMER SILKS, all styles;
BROCADE VELOURS, very cheap
NUNS YEILINGS, new shades;
BLACK CAsHMEREs,
BLACK ALBATRoss,
BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTH,
WHITE GooDs-wHITE GOODS of every
kind for dresses.
Also. most complete line of LACEs.
LACEs, LACEs for trimmings.
Also. HAMBURG RDGINGs and INsERTINGs.
Notwithstanding our already unprecedented low
prices. will be sold this week at n reduction Of 10
per cent,
CoRsETs, CoRsETs, CoRsETs,
every style and manufacture, Of most elegant
shape For this week 10 per cent from the regu-
lar mark-down prices.
HANDKERCHIEFs, HANDKERCHIEFs,
I'm endless variety.
GLOVES IN KID, SILK, AND THREAD,
I'm styles most various.
RIBBONS, RIBBONS,
in all the new and popular shades. We continue
for this week to allow 10 per cent Of.
FOR TIE GENTLEMEN.
We shall make GRAND CLOSING SALE Of
large lot Of SUPERIOR LINEN COLLARS and
CUFFS in all the new shapes.
Also, an attractive line Of GENTLEMFN's
NECKWEAR Of the latest designs at bottom
prices: besides for this week an extra discount of
10 per cent.
We have in our CASHMERE STOCK some very
! pretty spring goods for gentlemen's and boys
clothes. Come and see thCm aud save an extra 10
per cent. by buying this week.
CARPETS,
OM-CLOTHs,
MATTINGs,
LINEN TABLE-DAMASK,
LINEN SHEETINGs,
TOWELS, TOWELS, TOWELS.
on these we have always saved or our customers
the importers profits. For this week we give an
extra discount OF ~ per Nthts
LADIES' UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
LADIES UNDERWEAR Of our own manu-
faciure, made Of superior fabric by ladies OF our
put upon the market that only merit "a show. In
order to more fully introduce our excellent goods,
with the idea always before us OF encouraging our
own people, we shall for this week give you re-
duction of 10 per cent.
We have large stock OF PARAsoLs; among
them some OF superior styles.
BEAUTIFUL AND ARTISTIC PARAsoLs.
For this week we take 10 per cent. OF on these.
OUR STOCK is COMPLETE, DESIRABLE IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT;
BUT FOR THE SAKE OF INTRODUCING
OUR
NEW STORE,
WE MAKE FOR THIS WEEK THE
GENERAL AND SWEEPING REDUCTION
TEN PER CENT.
REMEMBER the NAME,
LEVY, DAVIS 4 co.
OUR LOCATION,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
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GOODS AND PIl'iN
MIST SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
THE GREAT SALE CONTINUES THIS WEEK
WITH MANY NEW ADDITIONS.


The stir in our
SILK DEPARTMENT
has been without parallel. so wonder. when 70
Is remembered that we are selling
ALJ-sILh BROCADES nj CSC that we formerly
sold at $50;
SILK-FACE OTTOMAN at o2c.'
GUINETT's GRO>-GRAiN SILKS m Gle. that
sell generally from soc. to 81
PURE >ILk CHINA OTIOMAN at 9oc~ cost
upwards OF .l.6O 20 import;
SATINS anI SATIN RHADAMAS az &C. that
generally .cl at from II 10 1923;
The most superior makes and qualities OF 1hoS-
GRAIN SILKS;
SATIN RHADAMAS, OTTOMANs, and other
TEXTURES at prices that are quite astound-
ing.
WE WILL ADD THIS WEEK:
25 pair MADRAS CURTAINS at 40 pair, the
usual price of Which T. slj:
44-INCH " VIDE NOTTINGHAM LAtf, IN hibl'
good quality, AZ l5c. ward: .- -,
900 niece, of 24-INCH WIDE COTTON DlA-
PER nc 65c. "A piece of ten yards, -
Also. large lot Of IRISH LINENS. WHITE
LINEN LAWNS. and other whita materials.
Onr successful purchase Of this week Is COM
posed Of - 800 worth OF FRENCH MlLL>, in
white. and also ECRES in plain, striped, ana
checked lace effects, with polka dot spanish
lace pattern. pn-dots. and other designs. The
entire lot will De sold at the uniform price Of zoe
a yard. The general value Of these goods i from
40 10 Csc. yard. -
Also. a large stock Of LACEs. SWISS and
NULL EMBROlDkRlES, suitable Tor trimming
a large stock Of LADIES' UNDERWEAR Of
every description. COHEN BROTHERS.
APP l4-sa.Su&W Fourth and Broad streets
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TRUSSES.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
T'RtJSSES.

NJ 0''
THE WORLDS RECOGNITION OF MERIT.
LONDoN-lssl-ANSoUSc EAENT.
At The late International Medical and sanitary
Exhibition. the worlds most competent Judges ~
granting the
ONLY AWARD 81 MERIT" FOR TRUssES
ITO l. -. sEEELY, PHILADELPHIA, L. :. A."
lover sixty-cight neutrality-suspicious. their
high favor With Americas most distinguished
Surgeons
EXHIBITION JUDGES FROM THE ROYAL Col
LEGE or SURGEONs-Thomas Bryant +. X. &.
=: Christopher Heath. +. X. {. =; Thomas
smith, +. X. G. 3; John Wood, +. X. =, r. Il.
C.s.
sEELEY'S HARD-RUBBER TRUssEs.
Fine steel Springs. neatly covered with highly
polished Hard Ruber. Made in every desirable
Light. cool. ceanly, durable uneqlailed In quail
~, finish, and practical construction. Unaffected
by time, nse, or climate: used In bathing. Al
WAYS RELIABLE. PRICES REDUCED 10
meet the popular demand. sold by all leading
druggists and dealers at the usual price Of common
ESTABLISHMENTS:
l347 CHESTNUT STREET. PHuADELP'A,U L. :. ~;
q FLEET STREET. ENG;;
Under The Patronage OF the Worlds Most Eminent
Surgeons.
The Correct and skilful Mechanical Treatment
Revised Edition aud Agncw's Late surgery.
REFERhSoE; Professors ;. ID Gross, u. Hayes
.Agnew, Willard Parker, W. II. Psncoast, Dr.
TRADE MARk-CAITlON NOTICE-Fr0m
frequent complaints Of INFERIOR INVITATIONS
having been supplied ON calls for " IIARD-RIB-
BIER gRl SsES.' we beg 10 advise the public and
trade that the distinguishing words. Hard-Iubber
Truss, was on January ,. 1883. granted as Trade
Mark, TO our exclusive use, under act Of Congress.
March 3. 1881. All HARD-Rt'BRE TRI'>SFs
sold not siamped" l. Is: sEELEl. wAnEhNTED,"
are miringcmeQts. against which We shall protect
our customers VA trade. NH 2c-cOdlm
SEELEY'S HARD-RUBBER TRUsSES.
The largest assortment ga the STATE. ALL
TRUsSES that / sell are adjusted 10 the person
by experienced hands, and satisfaction in every
9l9 east Main street. Richmond Va,
Agent for l. u. Seeley & Co., manufacturers.
ap S-eodtApZS
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SEELEY's HARD-RUBBER TRUssES.

Warranted the Strongest, Toughest and MOI Fl,s-
nc Glne on Earthl ROYAL FAMILY 1.fr-E Ncnd.
ENcrythinS SOLID AS ROCK !-iIARD As ADA
MANI'-fiRM AS GRANITEtn New ScicntiG,
DtscoNcrN.-Rcy olutioniZes the Ifauia cine H,rs-
ness OF the World!i ROYAL cLIk H. tIsof',tsf.,
tnDreakd1te and IiSeDdr4bief A SAaISoNIAN
I,AN among other Clues and Celnentst MIL
L,VSs OF People are sing ROYAL I. inc and MIL
hiONS MORE Must Have lttg No IIe.tIog-\,
ifelaTaton-Always Ready ALWAYS fanfdt
nlnes CHINA, WOOD, GLASS. Leather. Rtiliari-
Suc tbs ana Cloth, CrOekery. Ofauamept. OF
livery nina, Metals, Patches on Leather and Rui-
Ut chss, BOOK Backs, Bnc-a- Brac. and ENery-
u uh fiss With inseparabe Tenacity, MANI.
taniIkEhS OF Textile Fabrics. Straw Goods.
Ihncisi Flowers. Imitation stained Glass. Cum,
h1Oci,, flne carriages and Pianos. PaD.r. Gard
pou1, VII tioth aud Carpets. who use RON a.
nLo TOT SIZING stiheaing aud Gluelng Purpo,.s
snpRn@ by the Pint, Gallon. or al @GAl'IO<
BARREL. Royal Cline Talks for It,rlf ma
New, OF It's Marvellous and Extraordina,y IN
hre1kabc Qualities. It's Great snouthnc<s F,sxi
blhty ana strength FLASHES LIKE IICurNI<t
from one customer Ia Anolher,l IlVEsAIFS-
MfN zoo Thousands If Bottles OF ROYAL Clpe 10
i,ruyRists croeers. etc. SMALL BoyS ~ei Nm.
ars"s ~ Coates 10 Business Offices aad Famiiles
20 CENTS per Bottle, with Brush ana TIN ,so,er:
py MAIL, POSTPAID, 10 eentsextrs Nanufart,lr,,i
by j. n. O'NElRs - 80 ,"''"
loal fenusylyania ave-. Ma.hinvtoD IL a.
LIVE AGENTS wanted I'm every CITY ami Conn
" thfoughout the tnitcd STATES. Canada, Fnr,ne
ana south America. Sold by Drrggi>ts, crocer,,
staiioner-, liar tware and Variety Dcaier, every
Where. Tue Trade and Public supDlted by nffNH
= hhip1Es' 1908 Franklin street, Riehmol.L
- te2s-bN
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AMUSEMESTS.

MOZART HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1883,
MUSICALE LITERARY. AND DRAMATIC In
TERTAlNMENT
for the benefit Of tie charity fund OF inc
LADIES HEBREW Bt NEVOLENT ASSOClA-
TON.
Tickets. 80 cents. ap II
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BASEBALL,
COOKS EXCURSION.

Washington, the Mammoth Cayeof Kentucky, the
grand gorges and passes Of the Rocky Mountains
In Colorado, Denver. Santa Fc, Southern Califor-
MIA, the YOSEMITE VALLEY, and san Fran
cisco, returning rfa Salt Lake City, Chicago, and
Niagara Falls.
Starts MAY 3, 1888. occupying eight weeks
Cost, $500. The outward and return Journeys by
entirely different routes. Pullman ears, hotel ac-
commodation, carriage drives, and
ALL NECESSARY EXPENSES INCLUDED.
Full particulars free on application. Address
THOMAS COOK & son,
26l Broadway, New York; 1877 Washington
street. Boston: 3ll Walnut street, Philadelphia.
up 6-cOdiOt
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AIIIL = I. 1000.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
A STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRG \
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY will be held at
the c0mpanys Office on TUESDAY. 9Th May next,
at 81. o'clock L. NJ b. c. WllERRY. JR.,
ap 22-td Secretary.
OFFICE OF HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY CONPANY,l
RICHMOND, Va April 20, 1888.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THE HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY COMPANY will be held ut the office
of the Virginia State Insurance Company. No.
zoos Main street, on TUESDAY. Nav l. 1883, at
) O'Clock T.. VI. X. Il. BROOKE.
p2l.td Treasurer.
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GRAND REVIEW


ROVE, D,coUber l9.-rho crown
prince and King IIumbort were present
at grant review Of troops to-day.
Twenty Thousand men were IN the
Ranks. he large crowds who were
present. manifested great enthusiasm.
he troops were drawn mp IN four
lines ulon the meaduWB outside the
Ports De hapolu. The crown prince
ami the king, attended by brilliant
It IL, were saluted by the troops ON
their arrival The bands played tho
Pru7-inn aud Italian national anthem,
rs they matched pnst the royal stand.
Toe passage OF the troops occupied an
hour and WAS witnessed by an immense
multitude who repeatedly cheercd the
kIug and the prince.
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PANS, December lO.-The funeral OF
Hourl Martin, the historian, was at
tended by the prime minister minister
Of the interior aud all the leading sena-
tors, dcputies, aud authors. President
Grevy wa, represented by Gen. Pitt, his
secretary. The delegations OF the
Italian, Greek and Roumsuian resid nts
deposited wreaths upon the coffin.
WAR RuMoRS.
It is reported that the Chinese forces
have been concentrated at Hung Hoa, d
point twenty miles above Sontag ON Red
river, and also az Cacnnh.
Some OF the ne wspspers have pub
lished umors 10 the effect that Cnu bet
occupied Sontag without resistance, the
Chimes eNacuoting the place upon tine
advance Of the French.
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Austria


YIENSA. December 10. There have
been frequent Skim, hes recently be.
tween the Austrian troop, and maraud-
ing bands, n which the former suffered
ser ous losses. 1t Is feared that one
comp'ny u Au,lrans has been sur.
pllsed and mRssacred.
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LoNuoS, Dec mber 10. Gladstone
was attended by sound Of policemen
while at prayers to-day.
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onion SETS, ONION SETS,

Just received Fifty Bushels Onion
Sets direct from David Landreth 81
Sons, Philadelphia. Farmers had
better send in their orders at once, as
it islnst the right time to plant them.
JOHN Il. MARSHALL.
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WAsHINGT0N, December 10 -SCalcs
presented the certificate Of election Of
Skinner, representative elect from the
first district of North Ca'Olna.
Keller offered "a resolution referring
SINNERS credentials to t'c commlitc" on
elections with instructions ~ examine nll
the iacis pertaining to thr ctncy. lie
claimed that there should be no vscuncy
In the district that skinner elaine to
represent, and 10 admit him would leave
one county without representation While
another would have two representatives..
Blackburn, from the committee IN
rule, reported the resolution Tor the
creatioa Of the following select commit.
tees; the same membership to be ac-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-04
w. w. BuRp1r1s & Co.
DRY GOODS, &c.
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

GREAT DECLINE IN DRY GOODS IN NEW YORK.
We have taken advantage of the great decline in DRY
GOODS in New York, and have bought immense
stock, and propose to the advantage of price
customers and all who may favor us with call.
few Of which We name
Two cases of French Chanbry GINdHAMS. at 12Nc.,
usual price elsewhere l3c.
Two cases of handsome Pacific Mills sAT1NEs 12hc,
usual price &c.
Surah and Rhadanes SILKS, 81. usual price s1.25.
Five hundred pieces of India LINENS the hest White
Goods imported. ana at least 30 per cent less tLsn
they have ever been sold, ranging in price from Is
to SOC.
White. Cream and Black NUNS YELLING. Soc, usual
price 75c.
Go Cd quality NUNS YELLING, Csc. per yard.
White. Cream and Back ALBATROss. the very best
quality 75c. per yard, usual price 81.
Silver Gray Spring SILKS at So 60 and 75c. per yard
Lining SILK, soc.
Black and Colored Gros Grain SILKS. at 62K. rs s7h
ST. SIPS. $3.50. s.. s2.5o and 3d.
Five hundred PARAsoLs and SUN UMBRELLAS. at
very low prices.
Also large and fine stock OF fine Atwood DRESS
GOODS and Ladies' CLOTH SUITINGS, for the
seashore. the country, or for travelling
Also. HOSIERY. GLOVES and UNDERWEAR. the
best quality at fair prices.
-Four cases OF PRINTED LAWNS, fast co,ors, SC. per
yard.
- All of our early Spring purchases have been
marked down to conform in price with the great bar
gains which NC have just purchased.
~ Everything guaranteed in price and quality, and
no one allowed to undersell us.
". W. BURDETTE & CO.,
je2-3t Nos 92S It'll street and FOG street NV.
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Postmaster General Gresham and III.
LGUiSiaNa Lottery

General Greshams attention Is respectfully
called to the fact OF the Louisiana Lottery Com
pany receiving money orders and registered let
II he will read the Washington newspapers OF a
preceding postal administration he will learn how
they came to receive this privilege, and thereby
lottery companies should be treated alike. They
are all Illegal as the United States supreme court
IN the case OF Mississippi vs. Stone plainly decided
rms company IS violating the laws In Washing
ton, Chicago and other cities. and in a recent case
made MAD, by ex-Postmaster General Key against them,
they were afraid to let the supreme court pass
the case be dismissed. General Gresham can do
MS country great service by crushing this hydra
headed monster which by the use OF the mails and
through its agents is violating the laws OF nearly
every state in the Union.
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