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We keep no trash goods I'm our
LADIES' UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT,
but we sell the best goods at low prices.
~ GRAND SPRING OPENING
AT SYCLE BROTHERS.

We viii offer this week the following goods at
prices that will astOnish YOU:
| case SILK-AND-WOOL DRESS GOODS al
I2Hc. formerly sold at soc;
case PiN-CHECKED DRESS GOODS at 12isc.,
been selling at DC;
1 case SHEPHERD PLAIDS, in all the latest
c0lors and shades. ut l5c.:
l case SHEPHERD PLAlDS. In all the latest
cOlors and shades. at 2jc.;
| case AUGUSTA CLOTH at l2sc.;
10 pieces BLACK BUNTING, wool hliing' at
10 pieces BLACK BUNTING, wool filling, at
1 case NUNS YELLING, in al the new shades
And hundreds Of other NEW DRESS GOODS
ranging IN price err from mr 2 2i 70 9 per yard
l case BLACK LACE BUNTING, all WOOL at
An Immense stock Of SILKS, sATINs. and BRO
CADES-Oniy a few more REMNANTS OF
SILKS to be closed out At a great sacrifice;
Our BLACK DRESS-GOODS DEPARTMENT is
complete In all It's branches and cannot be beat
both a. regards price and quality:
eases CHECKED MUSLIN at and Sc. per
cases LACE-sTRIPE MUSLIN at sc. per
cases HEAVY BLEACHED COTTON, equal to
"Androscoggin,' at &c. per yard;
3 cases better than Fruit Of the Loom" 1T &C.;
= eases GINGIIAMS az 6, !. :. and Sc;
\ new line Of HAMBURG EDGINGS from &c. TO
Si.2j per yard; these HAMBUkGS are I'M
douhtedly the cheapest IN the city;
PURE LINEN COLORED-BORDERED HAND
kERCIllEFS, four for zoe:
PURELlNEN WHITE IIEMSIITCHED HAND
KERCIlIEFS az 10 and II &C., worth more
money:
80 dozen PCRELINENC OLORED-BOEDERED
HANDkFRCHiEFS at l2Lc.;
50 dozen GENTLEMEN'S ALL-LlNEN HAND
kERCUlEFS at l04c.:
81 dozen GENTLElGEN'o ALL-LiNEE HAND
kERClllfFS AT 10 O.. much finer:
go dozen SARAH BERNHARD KID GLOVES,
in al shades. al 5Sc. worth 1928;
8 lengths MOUSQUETAlRE ND GLOVES at
Csc worth 81. 20:
50 dozen REINFORCED UNLAUNDRIED
SHIRTS at GOc.. been selling at 81
Look ~ our sI.25 BLACK SILK:
4 full line Of Isle and SILK GLOVES al prices
10 suit the times:
20 dozen LISLE-THREAD GLOVES at Toe.
pair.
TOBCHON LACE over an inch wide at SAC. per
yard;
NOTTINGHAM LACE from Zoe. to 81 per yard;
200 pieces RIBBONS at l0c. por yard, been selling
from 80 10 40c. SlCLE BROTHERS,,
81 Broad street.
Branch House: 1929 Main street. ap Seed
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ANOTHER ARREST N LONDON OF A Man PROM


LONDON. April 7.--Another arrest was
made to-day I'm connection win tue MI MI
spiracy to destroy life and buildings. Nv
man apprehended IL named John h'I'"n =.
He was taken into custody this morning AZ
the Euston-Square railway station, III hon'
don. II is stated that Kirton had only re-
Gently arrived here from the United States'
He refused to submit TO peaceful arrest
and made some resistance. He was, now
ever, speedily oyerpowered by the pohce'
TWO ARRESTS IN TBALEE.
TRALEE, April THE police have
searched seven houses here occupied by
persons against whom information mas
been lodged. They arrested man named
Kelly, formerly n Land-Leaugc organizer,
and another man who had in his posses
sion firearms and compromising papers.
THE FOUR MEN ARRESTED IN LONDON.
LONDON, April THE four men, Nor
man. Gallagher, Wilson, and Dalton, have
been removed from the Jail at ClerkenweIl
70 the prison ut Millbank. The transfer
was made under strong escort Of police
men, as il was feared that an attempt would
be made TO liberate the prisoners during
their removal.
THREATS TO DESTROY MANCHESTER TOWN
HALL.
LONDON. April 7.-Rcnewed threats have
been made to destroy the Manchester town
hail by means Of explosives. The anthori-
ties have in consequence taken great pre-
cautions to prevent the destruction OF the
building.
TROOPS TO GUARD WHITEHEAD.
The Mayor OF Birmingham, fearing an
effort TO eject the release OF Whitehead,
the 'papcr-hanger," has asked for and OBJ
tanned troops to assist in guarding the Jail
in which he is confined.
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FANCY GOODS.
BREEDEN, TALLEY & CO.,
No. 309 EAST BROAD STREET.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, DREss-rRMMINGs

FOULARD SILKS-a small lot for the attractiy,
price Of SOC. per ydrd-these are good values
being fully equal TO the goods sold for Use. and
IL per yard, and are specially adapted for
chidUn's wear;
CHECKED MUSLIN at SIC. worth fully that;
LAWNS at 3, 7, 10, and l2kc.;
GAUZE UNDERWEAR for ladies. gentlemen
and children;
Our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Is replete with
desirable things;
LISLE-TIIREAD HOSE for ladies and children.
in black fashions latest decreeJ and coIors,
from soc. 10 Sl.25;
Our 25c. STRIPED HALF-HOSE for gentlemen
and youths is unsurpassed for the price,
KID GLOVES, soc. to 1925;
BERLIN GLOVES, 10 TO 50c.:
TAFFETA GLOVES, soc. to 81 a pair;
New styles II OOP-SkIRTS and BUSTLES;
WHITE QUILTS from Use. TO So:
beautiful collection Of CALICOEs from to
l2.c. for the fine American;
PERCALES;
FRENCH SATlNES-some beautiful patterns;
sOUTACtE aud TUBULAR BRAIDS;
PRINCES, LACES, WORsTEDS, BUTTONS,
RIBBONS, BANG-NETS, FAURAGIERS;
Last but not least, we ask particular attention 10
small lot importers samples) of beautiful
"HIGH-ART FANS at much below the
wholesale prices.
Our stock IS new and attractive. and We pledge
ourselves to sell as low the lowest
BREEDEN, TALLEY 4 co.
L. s.-We have been appointed agents In Rich
mOnd for the wel-kn0wn GRAPE RENOVA-
TORS, Messrs. ID. b. JONES & CO., Baltimore,
and ali orders entrusted to Us viii receive their best
attention ap s-su,Tu&Th
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The SUMS COMPROMISE.

The State i'm its issue OF Yesterday said
awe wish to remind our friend OF Tho
Dispdtch that the New York San sees 'tht
handwriting on the wall and has come
down from It's protection 'tOp-lOftlneSS.
Revenue tariff Is the watchword."
The compromise which the New York
Sun proposes is one which we have over
and over again suggested-namely. the
abolition OF the internal-rcvenuc depart
ment to begin with, to be followed by such
a tariff as will in that case be absolutely in-
dispensable If the expenses of the Govern
ment are to he paid We cannot imagine
my good reason for division in the DEM
ocratic party il only we can all agree that
the internal taxes must all be done away
with. But we have not yet permitted our
readers to see the SUMS compromise article.
1t is as follows:
The free-trade enthusiasts are, after all,
right in their idea that the true platform
for the Democracy i'm 1884 is tariff for
revenue only; and yet they are but half
right. for their idea is but half the truth.
Ii is time to utter the whole truth Tor
them and for all branches Of the Democracy,
and here il Is:
I. A tariff for revenue only.
III. The tariff the only source OF revenue.
This will meet the views Of those who
dislike protection, and it will meet the
views of those who fear free trade. The
revenue tariff will impose an average OF
40 TO 4j per cent. duty upon al imported
goods: and these duties will be levied not
for the sake Of protection, but for the sake
of revenue. Then we may all be happy
together, and the great battle Of reform
may be won by the Democracy in 1884.
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1t is too bad that our learned contempt
rary the Richmond Dispatch should force
our reverend DR.. Long TO discuss the
nominative absolute and the "partici-
pie absolute" on Sunday, It is, absolute
ly. Which OF the parties need dissolution
Is the next question for DEMONSTRATIONS
iotteSrule Chronicle.
We must admit that that was hardly
iustifiable. But it is all over now, and DR..
LONG and the Dispatch are as friendly as
ever before, and little more so.
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4 Swede once laid wager that he would
90 down one Of the almost perpendicular
ladders in a Lake Superior iron mine face
foremost with a can OF nitro-giycerine in
his hand. Not only did he do it, but a
crowd of lis fellow-miners gathered to
witness the feat, although one false step
would have been certain death TO the reck-
less fellow, and half the lookers-on might
also have been killed.
Mr.. p. c. Huntington. president of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. is. it is I'M
derStood, negotiating for the purchase Of
the Morgan, Louisiana and Texas railroad
and Steamship line. the object being TO
make it a portion Of the Southern Pacific
ports News Va
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CARBON GAS. from natural CRI-DF
PETROLEUM, generated by Carriers patented
process. which is q enCd 10y l.. G.. EOGth, produces
Inc III, 81 intense heat Of any element known. and
Tor ECONOMY and SAFETY for domestic purpo. es
locomoiiyes, stationary and portable engines, coal
ana wood bear no comparison with n: and for
agricultural engines Il Is desideratum long NJ ed
ed. H "N'
The public are Invited to visit the PIONEER
STEAM MILLS No. 3 Fifteenth street aud OK
anime the merits of this most useful invention. i'm
daily operation. generating steam for 4 2O-hOrse-
power stcIm-cnginc
A. the hydro-carbon rotor requires no draughi,
no smOke-stack, gratc-bIrs, crash pit consequently
no sparks. cinders. smoke, or dirt results from H.
Perfect safety from ire places the hydro carbon
gas far in advance of any other fuel for domestic
or manufacturing purposes. The great variety of
small Industries Ia which mOtiyc-pOwer can be ad-
vantageously applied demands an economical aud
perfectly safe aud clean fuel This we claim for
our hydro-carb0n gas rotor. We are compelled
10 make use of tire and steam, outstanding the
great risk and dangers that are connected wifA its
use; we cannot avoid II: go where we viii, we
must live ani move by ~, constantly exposed TO
the destructive and unlimited power 10 develops
when un'0oscd and uncontrolled. by the use OF
hydro-carbon gas produced by this patent retori
perfect saf't " Is guaranteed. the fire be ex
,ihguishcd IN an instant by simply turnIng the
handle OF a spigot. BENEDICT & co,
up EzL Richmond, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

m HAVE you SEEN MEYERS
IMMENSE STOCK OF MATrINGs9
They show the largest stock in the state, ana ''e'r
prices are the lowest
Look at their FANCY CHECK at zoe.
HAVE YOU SEEN MEYERS BEAUTIFUL
LINE OF SUMMER sILKs9
They show nice styles at Soc, handsome 'iiH'"'
and STRIPES at &c., and bea"tif" s'''''
from So to 75c.
HAVE YOU SEEN MEYERS EXTENSIVE
STOCK OF SPRING DRESS GOODS
MALL FABRICS AND coLoRsS
Their STYLES are the latest, and prices low.
HAVE YOU SEEN MEYERS NEW sTOCkof
HANDSOME PARAsoLs5
Entirely new and novel styles and remarkably
low prices.
HAVE YOU SEEN MEYERS MAGNIFICENT
LINE OF MOURNING GOODS?
Diey have
ALBATRoss, JERSEY, and OTTOMAN and
BENGALINE CLOTHS;
NUNS YELLING, BUNTGNGs, &c, and they
offer many bargains.
HAVE YOU SEEN MEYERS TREMENDOUS
LINE OF LADIES' SUMMER UNDERWEARY
They have been pronounced the CHEAPEST IN
DERwEAR ever offered in this city.
HAVE YOU SEEN MEYERS NEW LINE OF
CIIlLDREN'S
LONG AND SHORT WHITE DRESSES?
Elegant styles from soc. 80.
HAVE YOU SEEN MEYERS NEW DEPART
MENT OF LACE CURTAINS,
CURTAIN NET. LINEN CURTAINS, CURTAIN
HOLLAND, POLE CORNICEs, FLAT COR
NICEs, CURTAIN-FIXTURES &C?
CURTAINS put mp to order at low rates.
JULIUS MEYER & SONS DOUBLE STORE,
Col and Coz Broad street.
Zap S-eOdl
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FISHEKMEN,s DEPOT.

A LII IN WANT OF PA-~av9sn.
80 IEMI AND SOFT-LAIDSN->S>
SflNf-rWlNEsa are invited 10 call and examine
our stock OF All sizes, at lowest prices.
sSEEiNE'THREAD Of all Nos. and qualities;
SSE,nNE-LlNES, ROPES,a AWklNG,
CORks, CORKWOOD.
inLLOW OiL-CLOTHING,
AMNlNG- and sAIl-DUCkS. MINNOW-NET-
,,IINh, shiM- and FYkE-NETr.
manufacturers OF SEINES aud NETS Of all
sorts. hACRAME LACE-THREAD. all sizes.
imported LINEN sTIRGEON-T WINES.
l.. LICHIENSrEiN x SONS,
corner seventeenth aud Franklin streets.
Sole Importers OF the Lion brand Seine Thread,
ana importers Of all other brands. NH 20
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
--~N---->y'--
HJ LEVY, DAVIS IL CO..

NB LIZ D-h 10 " W."
CORNER NINTH AND MAIN STREETS,
will offer special drive of the following articles
TOMORROW MoNDAY):
GOOD DRESS CALICO, &C.;
GARNER's BEST Al PERCALEs, &C..
PURE LINEN BEMsTITCHED IIANDkER-
CHIEFS, 11c., would be cheap nj 2Oc.;
PURE LINEN TABLE-CLoTHs, 45c., cost 75c.
to import;
500 pairs THREAD GLOVES at Sc. worth 25c.;
WHITE BED-sPREADs, two and half yards
wlde at soc. worth 81;
GINGHAMs, 6lc.;
HUCKABACK TOWELS at zoe. worth 3oc.;
1914 BLEACHED sHEETING at Gle;
BEDrICK. ss.c., would be cheap at 1870;
GENTLEMEN's LINEN-BosoM SHIRTS, COM
pletc, at 45c worth 75c.;
Elegant assortment MADRAS GTNGHAM;
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, sATINs at bottom prices.
OUR MOURNING-GOODS DEPARTMENT
IS stocked with new goods, ami we defy conpc.i-
ton.
25 dozen WHITE SKIRTS, tucked and founced,
at 75c.-cannot be made for less than 81.
We keep no trash goods in our
LADIES' UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT,
but we sell the best goods at low prices.
DO not forget our lrm-name-
LEVY, DAVIS & co.
Observe the No.-901 Main street, corner Ninth.
apps
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PICTURE-FRAMES, ENGRAvINGS,d
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

For short time will sell 1t The following prices
CABINET ana sxlO FRAMES 10 reduce stock:
Doc. Cabinet Velvets at 35c.;
81 Cabinet velyets at &c.;
$3.50 Cabinet Velyets at 81;
sl.26 Sxl0 Frame atsl;
SOC. exl0 Frame at 4Oe.;
zoe. sxlO Frame. with mat best In the ethyl, at
25c.
number OF FINE ENGRAvINGs and other
PICTURES TO be sold at low prices
EASTER CARDS at half usual prices, at
J.. LEWlS'S,
feA So912 Main street.
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III METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
SOCIETY.-Thc regular monthly meeting of this
Society will be held at Centenary Methodlstchmch
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON At g: O'Clock.
\. J.. WEST, President
Charles 7. Radn. Secretary.
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MEETINGS,

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, q
WI bers Of LOGE FRANCHISE. No. 53.SEA ~
a. +. and a. VI. are requested 10 attend II *
stated communication Of their lodge. at "
II Adams Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, April
9th. AZ o'clock Members Of sister lodges are
fraiernllly invited to attend.
RI. WOr. William +. Drinkarl. Grand Junior
Warden of the Grand Lodge OF Virginia, will de-
liver Masonic lecture.
by order Of the ". VI.
WILLIAM LONENSTEIN,
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NJ HOOK AND MOSELLE WINES.

SCIILOSS JOHANNESBURG, STEINBERGER
CABINET. and other HOOK and NOSELLE
WINES just arriving. The JOIlANNISBERGER
Ns75 yintagcl selected myself when in the cell
lars Of Prince Metternich during my last visit 10
Germany. OSCAR CRAM.
NH 2S-2w
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rr FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broadl-Rev. W. &. SCIIAEFFER, pastor.-Preach-
ing at IL \. VI. The rite Of confirmation viii be
administered.
No service At night. Congregation requested 10
attend the anniversary of the Virginia Bible So
cety at 81. Pauls church.
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Inc following postmasters have been re-.
centiy commissioned William II. Miles. al
AlIan'ie, Acconiac county, Va. and La
isyeite Mann, at Jetersville, Amelia county.
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LECTURES.
VHE BLIND MAN ELOQUENT.

ZION. 5. :. COX
IL WILL LECTURE on
AFRICAN HUMOR
AT
MOZART HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 18TH,
at S:l5 o'clock.
Proceeds for the Joint benefit Of
THE BAPTIST HOME FOR AGED WOMEN
AND
THE GOVERNORS GUARD
or TIE
FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT
ADMISSION, so CENTS: 25c. extra for re-
served seats, which may he had N &. +. John
stons. Tickets for safe by c. r. Johnston. and any
member Of the committee.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGMESTs-J. T. Ellyson,
{. Mccarthy +. n. Elicit, Captain j. II. Paratcr.
Colonel &. j. Anderson. Lieutenan Colonel Joe
Lane stern, aud Major James ID. Patton.
NH 2J-codtd
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STEVENS

STEVENS
HAS JUST OPENED
40 new styles of by 10 GILT COMBINATION
and WALNUT FRAMES at astonishingly low
figures;
We have cut the price of all VELVET PLUSH,
and SATIN FRAMES 20 to 80 per cent;
Our stock OF CHILDREN's CARRIAGES has
been added to till We show fully fifty styles,
and will not be undersold;
For FANCY CHINA and GLASS call al
STEVENS,
sos Broad street.
Catalogues mailed free; send fer one. apps
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DRY GOODS.
DEAD, SEE, AND BE CONVINCED.

The following Goods will be sold at the special
low prices THIS WEEK at
LEVI HEXTER'S,
307 BROAD STREET:
rs dozen SUMNER MERINO SHIRTS, slightly
damaged, nj 25c., real value 75c.;
500 dozen ALL-LINEN IIANDKERCIlEFS at
&C.;
100 dozen EMBROIDERED NULL TIES at lOc
worth fully 25c.:
$50 pieces CHECK MCSLINS ut 1Oc., would be
cheap ut 20c.
so pieces HALF-WOOL DRESS GOODS, I'm
Plain and Figured, comprising all the new
shades, al 12kc., usually sell from 7 10 25c.
We also call your attention TO our complete line
Of NUNS YELLING SUMNER SILKS. and
DRESS GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, at
special low prices, at LEVI HENrER'S,
APP S-Su,Tu&ThtJcl 307 Broad street.
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ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
tTwcnty-Gfth and Broad slrcetsl.-DiyInc service
at IL 4. VI. and at s T.. NJ. Rev. RUPERT CocH-
RANE, ID. d., Of England, officiating.
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III YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
ISOLATION Corner Of Fourth and Franklin
streets Song service. for men only EVERY W.
DAY at o'clock =. NJ; young mems meeting
MONDAY EVENINGS at $50: Sccrclary's CONVEX
sailonal Bible class THURSDAY EVENINGS at
$50; Bible reading, for boys. on TUESDAY EVE
NINGs at o'clock.
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III SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
fcorucr Main and sixth strectsl.-Rcv. W. W.
LANDRUN will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. VI.
and 7.4j L. VI. ~
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SEELEY's HARD-RUBBER TRUssEs.

The largest assortment so the state. ALL
TRUSSEs that sell are adjusted % the person
by experienced hands, and satisfaction in every
case guaranteed. 4. ROBERTS BAKER.
0i9 cas-; Main street. Richmond, Va,
Agent for !. Il. scolcy < Co., Manufacturers.
ap S-cOdlm
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Ii Is not free trade but fair trade that
the people Demand Warren Sentinel.

HoRsF0RD's ACID PHOSPHATE IMpARrs
New LIFE AND vIGoR.-Dr. s. r. Newcom.
or, Greenfield, D., says; " In the eases OF
several aged men, who complained OF for
getfulness and Discrimination TO think,
move, or be spoken TO, or harassed In any
way, they told me 1t impaired oew life and
figor."
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COOKS EXCURSION.
COOKS GRAND EXCURSION
TO
CALIFORNIA,
VISITING ~ ROUTE

Washington, the Mammoth Cayeof Kentucky, the
grand gorges and passes Of the Rocky Mountains
In Colorado, Denver, Santa Fc, Southern Calfor-
MA the YOSEMITE VALLEY, and san Fran
cisco returning ria salt Lake City, Chicago, and
Niagara Falls.
starts MAY 8. 1888, occupying eight weeks
Cost soOo. The outward and return Journeys by
entirely different routes Pullman cars, hotel ac-
coinmodauon, carriage drives, and
All NECESSARY EXPENSES INCLUDED.
run particulars free on application. Address
THOMAS COOK & son,
zoi broadway, Now York; 1877 Washington
ap 6-codlOt
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sEELEY's mARD-NTEnTR TRTssEs.

Fine ~toCl Springs. neatly cUVlrcd with hIlhly-
polished Hard Ruper. Made n every desirable
pattern, with Pads auatuWically constructed.
Light. cool. cieaniy. durable: ncQimucd in quali-
~, finish, aud practical construction. Unaffected
by time. use. ar climate; used n bathing. Al
WAYS RELIABLE. PRICES REDUCED to
meet the popular demand. SOLD by an leading
druggists and dealers at the usual price of common
Iru--ts.
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TECSsts.
I'RU SSES.
Mn MoRLD.s ELcnnNITInN ~ MERIr.

THE WORLDS RECOGNITION or MERIT
LONDON-l~sl- ANNOt NCTMENT.
At The late international Medical and sanitary
Exhibition. 'hc world most competent Iu3lc- re-
c0gnzrd their UNEQttLLtD tACELLENDG by
granting the
40 l. b. sEEELN, HILhDELrHIh,U.S.A."
lover sixty-eight competitors -condrmiug treir
high favor with Amcticlr most distinguished
surgeons.
EXHIBITION JUDGES FROM rTF ROYAL COZ
LEGE or SUEGEONS-IuDma-E Bryant. r. y. q.
=; Christopher II lti. T.. r.. e.. -; Thomas
smith r. K. g.. s. John Wood, J.. Is. -, +. Il.
G.S.
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SPECIAL NOfSstSs

w FOR THIS WEEK.
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l3i7 CHESTNUT STREET, pHuApFLp'A,T.S 4.
"a FLEET STREET. ENG.:
Under the Patronage Of The Worlds Most Emincn

surgeons.
The Correct ana >hilful Mechanical Treatment
OF HERNIA Ri PTURE e .pl cialty. SseGroSs's
Revised Edition and AgucW's Late surgery
REFERENCE: Professors :. ID. Gross. u. HAYES
Agncw, willard Parker, ". H. Paucoast, Dr.
Thomas O.. Morton. auiO hers.
TRADE MAHh-tAITfoN NDTICF-Fr0m
frequent complaints of fSfEGtOH INVITATIONS
having been supplied on calls tor "IIARD-RTB-
Der TkI>SES,' We beg o. advise Tho public and
trade that the distinguish hing words. lrd-Rnbber
Truss was on January .. 1853. granted as Trade
Mark 10 our exclusive use. under ACT OF Congress.
March 3, 1851. All UARD-RI BIER TRI'~>FS
sold not stamped " /. Il. SfELEY. MAHKANTEp.r
are infringcmeHts. against which We shall protect
our customers and trade. mh 2S-tudlm
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Cali early to secure some OF thee great ,. ''ii-'
ID. & T.. MirfELDpEFF f,
-, e-su.W.Gsa 81 Broad .trcct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-08

100 dozcn UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS az go
6J. 20, Soc. and a..
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-05
the LIBRARY CONCERT.

The concert opened with the Tr-
umphal March ''Aida'' by the Sym
phony Club, consisting of ten musi-
clans. Miss Castle and Prof. Yarnd-
ley then gave Beethoven's DC sonata
which was very well rendered. Mrs.
Cruzan's g Message" received an
encore to which she responded with
g jamie"
The first opening number of the
second part was Miss Hopper's
Concert stnck," Weber, with a
second piano by Miss Castle; the
pianissimo par.s were played with
great delicacy, but throughout the
whole there was a weakness, leaving
room for Improvement.
Mr.. Dole made few remarks on
the value of public library in
Honolulu, and how books lasted for
hundreds of years after the writer.
They were now at standstill with
their building and in want OF money.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-05
The feat of drawing the large

The feat of drawing the largest
audience ever assembled to hear an
opera was successfully performed
the other day by Mr.. Carl Rosa,
who, with such very moderate fare
as Esmerold, and at the Blackpool
Winter Gardens, yet managed to
draw together 1000 auditors. AS
this suspicious night was the first of
his autumn season in the provinces.
he begins with good omen of
success, and hope events will not
prove contradictory of it.-(Lye.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-05
Wanted,
Notice.

Notice. aqes
WE the undersigned do hereby give
w notice that Chun Hee has this
day retired from our firm, and is no
longer liable for the debts and liabili-
ties thereof HOP SING & co.
Honolulu, Oct. 12, 1883. 800 1w