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The Administration Party.

The Washington Republican Is moi at all
disposed to deny that the Coalition party
in Virginia Is an Administration party, and
recognized as such by Mr.. ARTHUR. II
says defiantly:
We repeat with emphasis that "Presi-
dent Arthur has given the whole weight OF
the Administration In support OF the Viz
ginia Coalition"
And OF course the Virginia CoSlitionists
will next year give the whole weight OF
their party TO the support OF the Admins
trstiou. "Turn about Is fair play" Mr..
ARTHUR will In 1883 do all he can to secure
the election OF a majority Of Coalitionists
10 the Virginia Legislature, and In 1884
the Coslitlonists will do all they can TO Sc
curc the election OF the Administration
candidate for President.
What saw the voters OF Virginiay Have
they not gone as far as they can afford to
60 In aiding the Republican partys Only
thirty.one thousand voters could be found
in 1880 who were willing to vote for even a
HANCOCK electoral ticket upon which were
names OF men not certainly known 10 be
thoroughly in earnest in their support OF
that distinguished gentleman. Next year
there will be no doubt whatever as to the
position OF the Coaitionists. They will
vote for the Republican nominee for Prcsi-
dent. There will be but two electoral
tickets in the field, and 1t goes without
saying that the Coalition party, one third
or fewer of them being Democrats and
two thirds or more OF them being Republic
cans, cannot be brought up to the support
Of the Democratic nominee.
This year, therefore, is the time for every
true Democrat to align himself with his
party. II isuot too soon to be preparing
for the grand Democratic victory which is
coming next year, whether Virginia falls
into hne with the other Democratic States
or not.
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DEAlHS.
Died, at North Green, New Kent county Va:
Mrs. SARAH r.. CHANDLER, In the hfty-second
year Of her age
Size leaves eight loving children 10 mourn their
irreparable loss.
Our mother has left us
icr spirit has fed
To the land Of the blest
And the home OF the dead.
Her suffsrngs are over,
Her soul l. at rest
Her harp Is now tuned
With the songs Of the blest.
Our m Their. whose name IS So sweet,
We know Is ow restir < AZ Jesus feet;
The void he has left us
eau never lie filled:
Our hearts are still throbbing,
And cannot he stilled.
Funeral services viii take place at North Green
MONDAY, 26th instant at l O'Clock 4. Nj.
Friends and relatives are invited.
Died. in this city. March 2fth. a. l:lf A. NJ. at
the residence of her hnsbind, MARY AGNES,
wife Of John VI. Butler, Jr.
Funeral services at Pine-ctrcef Baptist church
SUNDAY. 9th. at o'clock L. VI. Friends of the
family invited 20 attend.
Norfolk papers please copy
Died. on Saturday the 24th Of March, ut his
residence. 400 east Clay street, In the seventy
fourth wear of his age. WILLIAM THALHlAlER,
"A native Of Thlicrnbach, Baden. Germany.
His funeral will take place from The syna2ogue
a. Beth Ahabahr MONDAY, the 26th Instant, at .
o'clock Z. VI. The friends Of the family arc In
vlted to attend.
Died, in Norfolk, Va, March "a, 1858, Mrs. L.
r. WARREN; aged sixiy-thr,e years
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M NEW SPRING GOODS
At
THALHlMER BROTHERS,,
FIFTH AND BROAD.

All the new shades, such as Crushed strawberry,
Crushed Raspberry. Terra-Coita, shrimp Pink
Electric Blue, Cadet GRAY. Army Blue. and
many other SHADES, In SlIO0DAl CLOTHS.
FOULES, ALBATROSS CLOTHS, NUNS
YELLING. CASHHERES, and lots of other
pretty DRESS GOODS, which we will be
pleased to exhibit 10 our friends when IN the
store.
SILKS in COLORED and BLACK-a full line at
as low prices a they can be bought I'M New
York city. All the most celebrated brands.
In BLACK DRESS GOODS, as usual we are np
70 the times. having added 10 our stock such
goods as DRAP BIZ ALMA. in silk and wool
mixed: DIlAP DE ALMA, all wool: DRAP
DE SAKE, HENRIETTA and sHOODAH
CLOTHS. MONTE and TAMlsE CLOTHS.
NUNS YELLING, FRENCH BUNTING,
CASHMEREs, FOULES, and other pretty
styles Of goods
GRAPES FOR THINNING and GRAPES FOR
YELLING. In Courtauld's best silk finish, at
price. 10 please
IRISH POINT HAMBUKGS, NAINSOOK and
NULL EMBROIDERlEs, IN the newest de-
sigrs Our stock Is fresh, and we can please
every one in want Of pretty EMBROIDERIES
at re isonabe prices.
TORCION aud Gil NY LACES-loveIy patterns,
al new. selected with much taste and care, to
please the mo fastidlous. STOCK complete
CORsETS IN all the celebrated brands. particu-
larly our FRENCH WOVEN CORsETs, which
give the most graceful form and perfect III 10
he had I'm these goods.
KID GLOVES in all the new shades 10 match
dress goods. IN BUTTON, HOOK. aud NOUS
DUET IRE STYLES.
RUFFLINGs and RUCIlINGS 10 plensc all. New
designs and styles added to our stock every
week.
HOSIERY of every description for ladies. gentle
men and children. In pretty spring styles.
All I'm want Of DESIRABLE GOODS AT LOW
PRICES. call at
THALtUMER BROTHERS,,
SOL Broad street, corner Filth.
mh Il-Su,Tu&Th
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We don't think that there Is in our reply
to Dr.. LoNG's letter single word to which
he ought to take exception. II he finds
such one, we ask him to consider IL as
withdrawn. We wrote in haste, (and WITH
out some books we needed, having lately
moved into new room and 20 lost ''the
run" OF the library;) but we endeayored
to be fair and deferential, and we trust that
we succeeded In the effort.
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spECIAL NOTICES.
M. THE GREAT SALE OF La
DIES UNDERWEAR


Jru.rrrs MEYER SONS
:, On. ,,nivcrsaI attention Of the ladies'
..,.as are an remarkably low ~ 10 he IRE
'.a.,,,. Not,cr them and compare win 'nose o'
a,,..r ho,scs. and you will buy OF US. Weafs se"-
ing x.o,, .o,,o, and we'll
made at 2Sc.; .,a.o
came. trimmed with Pua and Rnnie, AZ Soc;
So With Rutf,e and Everlasting EdgiDs at37c.;
GANG. with one Ruiiie and Hamburg Inserting,at
s.m a, with Ruf.e Puff, and Hamburg Embroid-
cry. 50c.:
same. with fine Hamburg Inserting and Tuck
yoke, at SOC. fully worth 75c.'
Also. a magnificent line from 63c. 10 81, all Of
which we guarantee specially cheap;
DRAWEEs-ali sizes--gooi cotton aud wei made
at only Csc;
same. with Row Pulling, Rutiit, and Everlasting
Edee. al 35c.;
Same. with four rows Of Putting and Rufie, at
374c.;
Same, with four Tucks aud Tuck Rufie. 4ic;
same. with eight Tucks and Tuck Ruie, 4Sc.;
same, with twelve 6ne Tucss. at 49c.;
same, with six Tucks and vide Hamburg Edge'
55c.;
Also, a fun line Of finer goods up TO $3.50;
GOWNS, long, full size, trimmed with Pumng'
Ruflle, aud Everlasting Edge. 5sc.;
Same entire front Of fine Tucks, 73es-very cheap'
same with two rows Putting aud kunie, 'oc''
same. with fine Tuck and Hamburg 'nser'ihSa"
the way down, NJ 81;
Finer quality up to $3.50: ~
CORSET COVERS plain, nicely made Only %se''
Same. extra qulity, only 2se.;
Same trimmed with Everlasting Edge' Soc
same trimmed with Hamburg Edge, Doc;
And a beautiful line In High and Low Necks
trimmed in Torchon Lace and Hamburg upto
SO;
An immense line Of CiiILDREN'S WHITE CAH-
BRIO LONG AND SHORT DRESSES rom
SOC. to SO:
We sell a CHILD'S WHITE CAMBRIA SLIP
trimmed all down the front with Hamburg In
serting and Runle al only Doe;
A fine CAMBRIA SHORT DRESS with line Wide
Tucks down the front and back at JOc.;
LONG DRESSES from zoe. up;
SCOTCH GlNGlIAM DRESSES,
small checks, braided. warranted 10 wash, q!
75c.-thcse are very cheap.
II viii pay you TO look nj the articles above men,
toned. JULIUS MY ER x SON,
NH 25-eod col aud COS Broad street.
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: YgCfAfsNOrIsEs

sPECiAls NOTICES ..,S,o.
e1- GRAND OPENING OF SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS
LEVY. DAVIS & BRAKES,
(suc cessors to Levy Brothers.,
1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET,
NEABLY OPPOSITE rosT-oRFIcE.
SIMMER SILKS ut so and coo. yard
BENGALINE and ALBATROss-aii colors'
suEPHERDs-PLAID DRESS GOODS
Look at our loo. DRESS GOODS.
ELEGANT LACE COLLARS, real cheap
POMPADOUR LACE-s novelty;
QUILTS from CSC. TO sl2;
QUILTS atti, s1.1o, si.25, aud $3.50 worm 20
per cent. more;
TOWELS at $3.50 dozen worth sZ'
TOWELS at 80 a dozen worth s2'oo'
MONTE and HUCKABACk TOWELS !" 70
dozen--extra large and very goodvaiae'
TOWELS To sui: every one in quality ana price,
Observation-Disclosures TOO cheap
/, LARGO line of CENT? ENIEN's COAT. VEST
~
and PANTS PATTERNS Just RECEIVED
GENTLEMEN's SHIFTS from soc. tosl.2o'
GOOD YARD-wIDE BLEACHED COTTON AT
7c. yard-oqual EQUALITY sold usually at s'ic';
PARAsoLs in all styles and at prices within
any Ye's means;
CORsErs in fully fifty styles;
LADIES and MISSES HOSIERY In All the new
styles and colors just ont;
LADIES SPRING wRAPPINGs;
JERSEY JACKETS-all sizes and In all fashion,
able colors-at prices that must please
our Mr.. A. LEVY has Just Returned from
lengthy trip TO New York, and we are now pre-
pared to meet The wants of the trade In every par
ticuar.
Don't fail to attend our GRAND EASTER
OPENING on MONDAY and TUESDAY NEXT.
LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE,
n,h25 1O17 and 1919 Main street.
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Married. on Tbursday, March 22, 1883, NJ tne
residence Of the brides parents. By the Rev. .. G'
kircher. Mr.. WILLIAM kL0CH. OF BaIu " yse,,
liam Euker. OF this city. No cards.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Married, nj the parsonage OF the f'ftli-sirest
Methodist Episcopal church. l3 Brown sliee,'
Philadelphia, March 90, 1853. by Rev. Josepn Is; Is;
Taylor GRAY. Mr.. JOHN =. HARRINGTON, OF
Philadelphia, Penn. 10 Miss EMMA J. KEITH; OF
Richmond. Va.
Married, at the brides residence. 10 !'hiladei-
phit, February "a, 1888. ny The Rev. Charles ~
Maison. Mr.. JOHN T.J. MELTON. Of Richmond'
Va. and Miss LAURA ". HITLER, Of Philade'-
phia, Penn
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M FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad strectsl.-Rey. j. II. HAw-
ruoRNE, ID. d.. pastor, will preach at III \. NJ.
Subject, Christ Lifted Up" At 7:f5 i. VI. Rev.
JonS POLLARD, ID. d.. will preach. All welcome.
series of special religion, nightly services wan
be begun on MONDAY NIGHT next, In which the
pastor will be assisted by Rev. NJ. GOODWIN oil
Danyilic. Va.
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LiCENSE-TAXES.
OFFICE or CITY hUpITOR,l
RICHMOND, VA, March ], 1888.
/ ICENSE-TAXES OF 1859.
NOTICE.

The LICENSE-TAXEs OF 1853 have been as
sessed and placed IA this office for the inspection
Of all concerned.
These assessments include oil persons liable 10 q
class or specific tax for 1893, and will remain IN
this Office until
MONDAY THE 26Tn DAY or MARCH, 1888.
The Committee on Finance viii meet IN the
Council chamber, broad street, on
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
the 27th and 2sth Instant, between the hours OF 5
and O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF hearing
and considering appeals from said assessments.
Al persons concerned are notified to attend
these meet ngs Of the committee, rs no change In
classification or tax will afterwards be made ex-
ccpt by order of the City Council on the rccom-
incubation of the Finance Committee.
NH l5-l2t j. h. ROYsrER. Auditor.
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PROFESSIONALLY MASS-MEETlNG-
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.-Rev.
JOIN POLLARD, ID. d., viii preach ut III o'clock
A VI. Ala o'clock T.. NJ. missionary maSs-ncet-
ing will he held in the interest Of the Missionary
S,cieiy OF tie church. Rev. j. u. HAWTHORNE.
ID. d.. Rev. Y. II. PITT. and other prominent
speakers will deliver addresses. The public are
cordially invited 10 attend. No service at night.
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We have from Messrs. WEST. JOHNSTON
& Co. No. 3O2 Of Rarper's franklin
Square Library, being " Why We Laugh"
by Hon. :. s. Cox, OF New York. Price,
% cents. An old book In new edition.
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New Book.

home Gymnastics for tie Presentation and
Restoration Of Health, dc. by Professor
r. j. HARTELIts, NJ. ID. Philadelphia :
y. II. LlPPiScofr x co. 1883. Price not
given.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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DRESS WEAR,
including
SILK AND WORsTED FABRICS;
Also, large stock Of PARAsOLS and suN-UM-
BRELLAs. besides many o'her goods;
so dozen LACE TIES and FICHUs, all pure silk
ut ice. for one lot and 29c. foranother-a little
less than one third their value:
? lots Of WHITE LACES two 10 three inches In
wldth-onc lot az sc. and the oth,r at l2Hc. Il
yard-raiher less than enc half their value;
lot ofREAL LACE COLLARS at $3.50. cost
upwards of - to import:
New designs in FLANNEL SUITINGS at 25c. Il
yard:
90 dozen LADIES BALBRIGGAN HOSE-full.
regular made, and silk clocSing-at zoe. q pair,
regular price SIC;
case MARsElLLES QUILTS at i2.3J. the
guilty generally sold as "a;
lot of25O gross BUTTONS, assorted styles and
sizes, at sc. dozen-most OF thi, lot Is worth
from 20 10 35c. dozen.
We are also IN receipt OF upwards OF $4,000
worth Of SILK GOODS, among which may he
found many special bargain. Wccall attention.
COLORfD ALL-sIIk OTTOMANs at SLZJ;
SATIN RHADAMAs AZ 95c.:
2i-INCH BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK st sl.90,
valued at over 1913:
2i-INCH BLACK SATIN RHADAMAS at %1.7j
original cost being SO;
10 pieces good quality BLACK GROS-GRAlN
SILK at soc. yard, general value being up
wards Of SJc.;
CREPE NUNS YELLING, IA inches wide, in all
the various new shades, at 60c.:
ALBATROSS CLOTH, Al inches wide at Gle,
general value being 81 to 00c.;
Also, an extensive stock of CHINA MATING
In the various new designs, among them q
good FANCY MATrING n. zoe. yard;
We also offer 4 large and special purchase In
REAL IACES and real. LACE GOODS;
IRISH POINTS ard LACEs Of every description.
fmh 24-sa.S u&Wl
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T ECTURE On AFRICA AND ADA
CENT lSIANUs. SO

ISAAC SHARP. OF England. miniater Of the
Society or Frio3is. whs Is making AN extended
religious toar- having left home more than live
years ago-wlil give an account Of l. travels at
FRIENDS MEETINo-iiOUsk at 7:iJ O'Clock
MONDAY EVEN Nc. M charg Wit tee made,
aud al who feel an Interest Ia those countries are
Invited 70 attend mlh@f-2ts
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M SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth sircolsl.-Rey. W. W.
LASDRUM will preach on SUNDAY at IL a. ".
and 7:ij l.. VI. -
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The Educational Journal Of Virginia
for March is apon our table. bl
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NJ EASTER SERVICES AT MEADE
Memorial church TO-DAY at IL 4. VI. and Up.
NJ. Sittings free.
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All the new shades OF PLAIN and BR0CADED
A large and varied stock of PARAsoLs at low
prices.
eases Lawns al Sc:
3 cases Sli RTfNG PRINTS ut De-:
2 cases LAC K-sThlPE MUSLIN IT s'sc.;
cases CfihCk MUSLIN at Zoe. a yard-sold
LINEN CRASH. 20 inches wide. at and Zoe.
2 CAGES OIII rs 1t 81 and S1.2j, equal to those
sold for Sl.75 and 1928; ,,n
\ few more pieces OF the &C. yard WIDE PER-
GALE left: -, ,.,,.
Several eases nice styles PERCALEs ut 10, l2&,
and 15c.; -
They viii how some choice patterns in GiNG-
The balance Of the sOTLED HAMHURGS must
be sold out this week.
CHILDREN's FANCY STRIPED HOSE. I'm the
new spring cO,Ors and designs, u 1897;
We want the pu die to understand that We keep -
fun and complete = line OF GENlLtN lf y
FURNISHING GOODS AZ any house in Nir-
4 full line of GFNTLFMEN'S COT.ORED-BOR-
DEEED iEMSTITCHED HASDkER-
CHIEFS NJ various prices;
A WHITE LINEN HANDktRCHlEF at 2oc
A WHITE LINEN HANDKERCHIEF at 1876.
worth 25c.:
\ WHITE LINEN HANDKERCHIEF at 12hc
worth l6,c,&c.
We lave received from our New York manufac-
tory fun line of I'll N1Lt MEMS SCARFs
1IE-, BOWS, &C, In spring styles:
A SCARF at SOC. sold II over town at 81 one at
Use. worth Sl.2J; one ut VI worth l.OO;
LINEN tOLLAR~ I'm all shapes
HALf-HOSE at zoe. worth 4oc', ut 2Oc. worth
CAsslMERES, for mems ard boys wear in all
de-igns:
A large Importation of ATTING. from 10 TO 4Oc.
SYCLE RRUTlIERs',
BIZ broad street.
Branch Store: 1929 Nam street, Richmond, Va
NH 2J-COd
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M YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS

vi IVC-NV u ~ - vi ThIJ = 4'+' III
ISOLATION corner Of Fourth and franklin
streets).-SoDg service, for men only. EVERY w
DAY at o'clock u. NJ; young mems meeting
MONDAY EVENINGS At $3.50: Secretary's conyer-
sational Bible class THURSDAY EVENINGS AT
s:,O; Bible reading, for boys, on TUESDAY EVE
SINGs at 8 o'clock. Is
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T b. WATKINS, SUCCESSOR TO THE
81 wood and coal business 1922 east Main street
q fte Mr.. j. Ben Biggcr'sl delivers 10 his and AIr
Bggcr's patrons good PINE WOOD at - 25.
OAK al $3.50, HICKORY At 80; SAWED. s2.75
and 50. BLAZING CRATE COAL. 81 and $500 ::
BRlGHTIIOPE. MIDLOTHIAN. SPLlNT, and
ANTIlRACITEC COAL. and nice COOhISG COKE
at ~ and 50. \llFUEL cheap, and several COAL
CARTS for sale.
Telephone No. 312. NH i-eOdlm
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CORsETs! CORsETsl CORSETs!
CORSETs at 33c., regular price Doe;
500 WOVEN CORSECS 1t soc worth 81
400 STATUEsQUE. ABDOMINAL, WOVEN
CORSETS 1T Sl.5O. regular price $3.50;
GLOVES I'm silk. KID Li,le Thread, In an styles
and new shapes. from DC. pr pair to -;
1000 UNLAU DLlNEN-BOSoM SHIRTS
AT 80. 90. 50, 75c. and 81 Tor the best;
HOSIERY for Ladies, children. and Gentlemen IN
all colors and al III prices:
FLOOR OL-CLOTIs from Soc. up:
TABLE OIL-CLOTllS at 25c. per yard:
100 dozen UNDERSnlRTS fcr spring wear,
slightly damaged. az 35c. worth 75c.:
CARPETS aud RUGS 70 De sold az great saeri-
flee.
Everything usually kept IN iir-t-clIs- Dry G00,ls
store to Dee found &C bottom prices ~
NH 2i-Sa. SHAW ID. < T.. MIIlEIDOEFER'S.
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DOLI~BABY'S FAIR.

AN EASTER NOvELTY-A DOLL
IA nABY'S FAfE al No. 81 3 Ftaifkliu street BY
the children OF M0ru ntiitd clnryh ON Aall.
EASi T. Z MONDAY, .Hft ..r.r
will a served. 30 fii.'t+Nlii 'ffit'f
Admission free. 1flf y h9. NIB 25-1tz
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RETREAT FOR THE SICK.

TIlE LADY MANAGERS OF THE
yitethe public % visit heirinstitution on EASTER
MONDAY March 26thl. when they have agreed
10 receive as extensive POUNDING as any may
feel iuclined 10 bestow. nah 24-2t
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

NDIIIE 10 FANMEK-.
Ia addition 10 my regular business, | am now
grinding my" STANDARD BIZ MD OF PLAS-
FER. which f. unequalied by any On The market,
and which intend shall become universally popu-
lar on IT, own merits. Having c1rvfuliy .eiected
my lump. can fuinis! he best quality, and h,y-
ny the capacity Tor grinding hfiy tons per day.
| can give consumers re advantage Of having Ii
IL shly ground. 10 viii not keep a supply On
sand bat grind n after receiving orders on shori-
est notice. Price, &C.. IN application.
WILLIAM a. KING,
3foO 70 $500 Williamsburg avenue.
NH 3-2m Posf-Otice box I.
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u OOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DEXECUTED at the ING
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M COHEN BROTHERS.

IN addition to their heretofore most extensive
stock they VIII open during this week several
heavy purchases in
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The Washington S.dr Of Friday says: Lincoln
Hall was crowded last night toy 4 fashionable and
enthusiastic audience to witness the initial per-
form nee In this c ~ Of the Cnshman-Lcon Min
strels. No company ever drew larger house In
Washington. and no minstrel organization WAS
ever more perfect or received with greater APP
hrmfrl Of humor, ana every artist was most excel
lent. The entire prOgr mme tccmed with fresh
ness aud refined minstrel wit. Frank Cushmau,
Leon. Lew spencer. and, In tact Tho general OUTFIT
came IN for unqualified applause one Of The most
inere ting features l. the wonderful yentriloquia
efforts Of Burt Queen, the most perfect Ventrilo-
quist on the stage.
Box-Sheet at Theatre aud RAMOS 3 NOSES
Prices as usual. NH 25-2tt
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III GRAND AND EXTRAORDINARY
OPENING
aF
NEW SPRING GOODS.
-. & T.. MlITELDORFkR,
527 BROAD STREET.

DRY GOODS AT VERY LOW PRICES.
DRESS GOODS M al the new shades-Crnshed
strawberry, Terra Gotta. shrimp Pink, Elec-
trc Blue, Cadet Blue, VI ahed Banana. and
many other shados, In ALBA1ROSS, Nuns
YELLING. FOULE~, CASllMfRkS. BEN
GALINE, SHEPHERDS PLAIDs. ia ali
cOl0rs;
SILKS. SATINS. RfIADAMAS;
SUMMER SILKS in Cheek, and stripes:
DRESS GOODS from De- peryard 10 The finest i'm
ported goods.
NATrINGs MATTINGS, NATTIHGsl
36I pieces OF NEW MATTiNGS, bought az The
recent auction sale. which Va ofcr 20 prices -
astOnish all:
WHITE MATTlNGs at $40 2 piece ~ 10 yards
RED-CnECK MATTlNGs 40 lUi.c. per yard
worth 25c.;
FANCY MATTINGs At 90. 22. 25. 80, 35. 40,
AZ. 80, and coo. for SEAMLESS MATING
something new.
We are headquarters Tor MATTTNGS. ~ don't buy
before YOU look at ours.
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ni;I.ii Na.N

DYTHIAN NOTICE.-The Of 90
J. ncers and members Of SYRACU>E AExA
LuDGg. No. 3. kNlGH1S Of Ply .Jlsl
TITIAS. will bear in mimi that the regu- \'eS s.c1
lar quarterly convention Of The Lolge \t<Ay
will he held MONDAY. 2Gth instant, at ~!la'
r., O'Clock. at Odd-Fcllows' iiall Members will
come prepared to paw due. All knights In good
standing are fraternally invited.
I;y order of the Lodge.
}. G. DONNELLA, e. &.
GEORGE L. BowDES. X. of X. and :.
NH 25-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-25
PARASnLSi PARAs

PARASoLS! PARASOLS,
LANGTRY. PATH, iu al the new shidcs:
BROCADED PARASOLs at Sl.95 worth -.
We have an immense stock Of rARASoLs atNcy
low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-25
MOOD AND COAL.

CLEAN COAT, WITHOUT SNOW.
" BEST AM HRACITE. freshly mined;
tROWN-HlLL SPIINr. best m market;
WtsT VIRGINIA STEAM GOAL:
CUAIBERL NND STEAM and SMITHS;
FOREST PINE WOOD. Sawed and split.
Seventeenth street. az Draw-bridg..
NH % :. Il. LATHROP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-25
DUCKINGHAM RAILROAD
CnNpA NN.
aNCSEMENTS.
ANUSEMENTS.
DIClMOND THEATRE.
TUESDAY EVENT g, MARcII27, 1888,
Ct>HhAN & LIONS
na.e Kelly e LoOn-sl
NJ y + X l. l. :.
80 REFINED AND TALENTED ARTISTS. 9

NEW AND DAZZLING FIRST PART.
Grand Olio OF New ana Novel specialtcs. cons
gliding with
LANG Y:
OR. BEN. BUTLER AND TUE JERSEY LILY
tSole property Of Francis LeoBl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-25
M, GRAND SPRING OPENING.
sYCLE BROTHERS, WHO HAVE CAUSED
THE DEsTRECTION Or HIGH PRlCES,
ARE NOW PREPARED 10 SHOW
THEIR CUSTOMERS ANDIlEP PUB
Lie GENERALLY WHAT

They have opened the following spring imporia-
tions In DRESS GOODS, such rs NUNS VEIL
ING, ALBATEOSS CLOTH. GALlCIAN SUIT
ING, I'm CHECKS. SIIEPIiEED>' CHEt hs'
CAMEL'S-HAlR BEIGE. F0ULE BEIGE,
PARIS ~ATTEEN CLOTH, IIlNDOO CLOTH, In
all The fashionable shades, such rs Terra-' ott;l,
Crushed Strawberry. Mahogany. shrimp Plhk'
Electric Blue, OAK, Mandarin, Orange, Nulcan'
olive Gold, IIussar Blue. Sevres. Cardinal. Brown.
The reputation If this department for low prices
has long been established, aud their visitors may
rest assured tha II will he sufficiently maintained
during the present season.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-18

WTANTED-FAMILIES AND THE PUBLIC
w in general to supply with the best of help,
Cooks, Chambermaids, Seamstresses, Nurses,
Walters or any other help they may require. Try
US. PIERCE, MCDONALD s. CO, 1920 Eighth
street, between ] and K d5-2w'