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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-15

/ I'd Of November be- was At Paul's cross
roads, and was told that report had been
put In circulation that the negroes were
about to rise IN Lynchbdrg, Danyille, and
other places, and the people were sending
TO Richmond for arms and ammunition.
Witness wrote to the Richmond Whig
that night November 2d) askiog that the
report be denied. As It would tend TO re-
duce the Coalition vote. lie produced a
Ietler upon printed slip bearing tnc date
OF November Sd, tie morning before the
riot at Danville, and 1t was placed In eyi-
dence.
Witness was exceedingly garrulous.
Something occurred on the day OF election
winch Senator Sherman ND not called for,
but witness insisted on telling with great
array OF collateral and irrelevant circum-
stances. Senator Sherman tried IN vain to
stop the torrent, and in the middle OF the
tale turned witness over to Senator Vance
for cross-examination. During its pro-
gress witness involved himself In the same
| ludicrous entanglemeuts, hut nothing Of
consequence was developed.
Thomas Fricker, OF Ashtabula, o., was
sworn and examined. In 1876 he was in
North Carolina, and had seventy-Gve ne
groes working for him. A few Of them
were Democrats. The feeling was such
that witness was compelled to discharge
the Democrats. Black Democrats and black
Republicans could not be worked together.
In 1888, witness having in the mean time
been in Ohio, returned South and found
great change in the characteristics Of the
colOred people. They seemed to have lost
their respect both for Themselves and
for the whites, and took an air
OF ownership o; all their surroundings.
Witness learned that the ch1nge was due to
the advent OF the Malone party. Witness
went out driving every day and noticed
that the negroes had a habit OF crossing
the street in front OF a passing carriage for
the purpose OF annoying the occupants.
Witness tried TO drive over his toTmentors,
and nearly succeeded once or twice. Wit
ness saw colored women crowd white ladies
off the sidewalk. The conduct OF the
whites towards the colOred people was
kindly in the extreme.
On croSs-eXamination by Senator Sher-
man witness said he was Republican.
He was opposed to Malone because he
came TO the Senate as a Democrat and be-
trayed bis party. Witness had been in
Danville since the riot and had formed the
opinion that there never was q little blood
shed with better results Than at Danvile.
He was only sorry that it was not white
blood.
Charles 7. O'Ferrall, contestant for
seat in Congress from Virginia, was eX-
He lives in IIarrisonburg, Va.
He was 4 State canvasser for the Demo-
cratic party last fall. The news OF the
riot was damaging to the Demo-
cratic party. There was in Rockingham
county, where witness was during the
election, a right formidable little Straight
out organization.
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In pursuance Of an ordinance of the city, have
prepared and posted list of DELINQUENT
TAXES ON REAL ESTATE for 1889, subject
TO the inspection Of all concerned. Further, In
pursuance Of ordinance, notice Is given in all the
daily papers Of the city that all such real estate
so delinquent will be solo at auction on
THE FIRST DAY OF THE MAY TERM OF
THE HUSTINGS COURT,
unless the taxes and penalty thereon have been
previously paid. l am further required by ordi-
nance to publish in one or more Of the daily pa
pers of the city, not less than ten days previous To
to ouch sale. list of real estate delinquent for
the taxes of The previous year.
In conformity herewith notice is hereby given
that such list will be published In the Dispatch on
SATURDAY THE 10TH DAY OF APRIL,
AND
ON SUNDAY THE 4TH DAY or NAY,
and on the MONDAY following, that being The
first day Of the May term Of the HnstIngs Court,
| shall, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock NJ.
and O'Clock p. n. proceed 20 sell, IN front OF
the City Hall, on Broad street between Ninth and
Tenth streets the real estate delinquent as alore-
said, including the penalty Of per cent.
ap 2-tMy5l A. %. WO0DS0S, Collector.
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When called to the bedside OF the little
child suffering with that night-fend to
children and horror to parents, GROUP,
the old grandmother used to send for Null
lein and make q tea, and at once relieve
IL. Made into q tea now and combined
with Sweet-Gum II presents In Taylor's
Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet Gum and Null
lein pleasant and effective cure for Croup,
Whocping- Cough. Colds. and Consump-
ton. Price % cents and 81. This, with
DR.. Biggers's Southern Remedy, an equally
efficacious remedy for Cramp-Colic,
Diarrhea, Dysentery. and children suffer-
ing from the effects OF teething, presents q
little MEDIcINE-CHEsT no household should
be without for the speedy relief Of sudden
and dangerous attacks Of the lungs and
bowels. Ask your druggists for them.
Manufactured by Walter A. TAYLOR, At
lanta, Ga, proprietor Iaylor's Premium
Cologne.
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The Arrested Dyramitcrs.

10y caOle 10 the Dlspdlch'J
LONDON, April 4.-In discussing the re-
cent arrests OF suspected dynamiters the
Times this morning says: 1.-THE eXpecta-
ton is strong that these arrests will lead to
important disclosures, which will throw
light upon the recent explosions. We be-
lieve that one or two iniormers will be
produced who will reveal the headquar-
ters of the conspiracy, whether in France
or America. We are assured that the French
authorities are on our side, and that the
French police will prevent outrages. We
have, however, no such assurance from
America. We do not believe that the
American police would cOnniye at the
sending OF Internal machines across the
Atlantic, but an open crusade is preached
in America against England, and funds are
collected therefor. and the things which
have been threatened have been done. The
facts are well known to the American po-
lice. They can act now il they choose.
But in the present temper OF the American
people we should not hope much from
fbaYn -
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DREEDEN. TALLEY d CO.,
800 BROAD STREET.

In this our first advertisement Of the season we
ash your careful perusal Of the attractions and
inducements We offer 10 the SPRING TRADE
viz:
BLACK SILK at 81 as good value for price as
can be found anywhere
BLACK SATIN MERVEILLEUX AZ 9Ic.;
FOULARD SILKS at 35c.;
FOULARD SILKS at 59c.;
BROCADED sATISS In eve ming shades-beauti.
ful goods and cheap-only soc;
BROCADED SILK GRENADINES 10 All shades
at4Oc.;
ALL-siLK BLACK GRENADINE atsI.25;
A beautiful line Of SUMNER SILKS.
BLACK GOODS
Our assortment I'm this department IL more COM
plcte than ever before, both as 10 the medium
and lightweight goods, and prices We guaran-
tee as low as the lowest.
PARAsOLS
in a variety of styles There are a number Of new
designs In PARASOLs This season, and We ask
an early call, that you may sec our large col
lection.
HOSIERY. HOSIERY.
We are confident that we have az com Dle;e line
OF medium goods In HOalERY ~ can he
our 29c. RiBBED HOSE. Tor boys for school,
wear. Is something extra; -
We also have a beautiful line or Isle HOSE,
both for misses aud ladies.
TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS, &C.
All of the latest designs ia PASSAMEETERlES
PRINCES. LACEs, and ORNAMENTS for
dress trimmings.
WHITE LACES.
A nice line at reasonable prices
WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
TOWELS. NAPKINS, TABLE-CLoTIis:
CAs-IMERES at S5c worth 81;
BUTrONSi IN endless variety;
GENTLEATFN's SCARFS and DUDE TIES;
FIGURED TERRY-CLOTH at 75c.. In white,
pink and light blue, for childrens sacqaes and
afghans; ...
HAMBURG EDGlEGS,
NAINs0UK EDGiN6S,
LINEN TORCI0N.
We would call special attention 10 car magnificent
line OF
FANS.
Our stock s even more attractive 10 hith-art de-
signs than last season. when We MADE repuIs-
ton for carving she most unique and attTac-
NH 3o-su,Tu&T
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Investigating the Cincinnati Riot.

TOY ICTt8IdIII " VIC DI7PaIVH'I
CINCINNATI. April 14.-COroner Muscrait
has begun an inquest on the victims OF the
late riot, and has selected thirteen OF the
dead, intending to let the examination Of
these cases cover the entire number. So
far nothing has been elected beyond iden-
tification OF the dead bodies. 1t is said
the coroner will not make a searching in
vestIgation, leaving that to be done by the
special grand jury, which began its duties
this morning after being charged by Judge
Avery to make inquiry into the late riot,
the burning OF the court-hOuseS. and the
charges OF corruption in connection with
the jury that tried William Berner. The
testimony before the grand jury was given
privately, and all were sworn to secrecy.
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w ,celc&sapn.
NEW yOpE.


NEW YORK. April -Eoon.--sfocks lower
4S7kG4sS: short. 4S9keas00. Governments
finn. states steady.
Neutrality-suspicious. 4s7k. Money. IL per cent.
Treasury balances-CUTency, Tl25,20S; coin,
s10,143. Governments lover; A. per cents,
I13's 4 per cents. 1884: per cents l01h bid.
state bonds firm.
Stocks active and weak to-day. At times, par
ticularly during The morning hours, there vas
considerable pressure To sell Union Pacific, Pa
cifc Mail, Greg II TranseOniincntal and Lacka-
wanna. Waba N was uufiyoribly affected by a
revival Of old reports which have been OtrclIlly
denied time and time again. The delav IN ar
runsing The trunk aud other railroad difficulties
has caused selling for both accounts rrices de-
clnpd EGi2 before midday. Pacific Mail feil or
-, Wsb1sh p. efrTred Ia, Union Paclfc x, Lack
awanna /. Kansas and TeNas ~, Oregon Tram
continental =. Reading =. Omaha preferred J.,
Texas Pacific X; the rem1inder OF the active
shares IG3S. This was succeeded by rally OF "a
Z, Pacific Mail leading In the afternoon the sell
Ing movement WA renewed. and Missouri Pacific
declined to S32i. Northwest | G3S Lackawanna
1lSA, Or gOn TrlnscOnt;nentl 81, Reqding
Ola, Wabash preferred 49,, AM Western Union
6S9. Near the close there was Il fractional rally
In some shares, and the market left of barely
steady. Compared with Saturdays closing. prices
are h6ll4 lower. Oregon Improvement dropped
8. 1t is stated lint the cOmpany's mines io Wash
ington Territory are on fire. Sales, $4,000
shares
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April II Virginia Ga. CONSOLE
dated 40; new 10 40's. 81: new 3's, 81. North
Carolina 6's, old, l0e,s. Bid to-day.
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day decided In The patent case Of Hoe Us.
Scott that there Is no appeal 10 the Secre-
tary OF the Interior from the decision Of
the Commissioner Of Patents. The GUS
tom OF entertaining such appeals sprung
up during Secretary Kirkwood's admin
istratlon, and has continued down To the
present time, the records showing that
many decisions OF the Commissioner have
neen reversed by the Secretary. Some OF
These reyersals have been In important
cases.
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sEINH.THREAD.

CEINE-THREAD AN oGFse
- TwlNES Of eyery description S-s<Sse
s s6Rka AND cSoHRKr VN YfLLoW oil,
CLOrHING--sINGLEA AND GAPk-ANS STAN
DARD DOUBLE NETS AND sEIEE.e made 20
order. HAUL-sEiNE NETTING In stock-any
depth required.
Lowest prices guaranteed.
L. LIUHTENsrElHs SONS,
Sole Importers Of the
Licn-lirand teine- Thread,
corner eeycnteenth and frsnkha streets
COTTON DUCK, all weikhts
HEkYY THYME ffA1fMOCks rednecd 10 ove.
FANCY HAnMoCKs, Toe. NH 10
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The Steamer Reliance, of the Brazil.
ian Line, Wrecked.
10y telegraph to the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 14.-Secre-
tary-of State Frelingbuysen to-day receiv-
ed from Thomas A. Osborn, United States
Minister to Brazil, telegram dated at
Bahia announcing the total wreck OifBahia
Of the steamer Reliance, on which he was
a passenger on his way to the United
States.
The Reliance belonged to the United
States and Brazil Mail Steamship Compa-
ny, the new corporation OF which John
Roach is president. The passengers, crew,
and mails were saved. The vessel was
only one year old, and valued at S350,00O.
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Pennsy,vania Almost Solid for Blaine
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, April 14.-The Philadel-
phia Press this morning publishes list Of
delegates to the Pennsylvania Republican
State Convention, and q list OF district
delegates to the Republican National Con-
vention from that State. The first list
shows that go out of psi delegates may be
counted for Blaine. and the second list
shows that OF 60 delegates to the National
Convention 81 are for Blaine.
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Attack Upon a Congregation.

10y ttItKTIpn 10 lNt DI7P1NNII'I
ST. JOHN, n. F., April IA dispatch
from Carborear states that while the Pro-
testant congregation was deploylng from
the Episcopal church last night they were
attacked with furious yolleys OF stones and
other missiles. The extent OF the affair is
not known, as no detailed information has
been obtainable to-day.
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BlpIne In New York.

Nv telegraph 70 The DispatchI
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Republican
local convention OF Orange county chose a
majority OF delegates to the State Conyen-
ton opposed to Arthur. The delegates
were uninstructed. Blaine's name was re-
ceiyed with enthusiasm.
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RumOred Discovery Of the Greedy
Party.
IBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch

TBy NFcKfdI8h 70 tIt UIoVNtOI''I -
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 14.-The
Navy Department has been informed that
a ramor prevailed at ST. Johns; New
Foundand, that the Greedy party had been
rescued from mass OF floating ice ny the
crew OF whaling schooner. In com,
muDieation on the subject from the United
States Consn. at 81. Johns. he says tnat the
report Is not believed there. He adds'
however, that he will promptly advise the
Department OF whatever Information may
be received on the subject.
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COMM ER(JIAL.
AND COTTON EXCHANGE

IfRAIN AND CUT4UN EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April s, 1884.
DFFEEiHGs.
WHFAT.--MIxci, 9 bushels. Red, 240 bushels.
CORN.-Whitc, 3,34U bushels. Mixed, 1000
bushels.
OATs.-3.04S bushels.
MEAL.-200 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEkT.-Mixe1, l 6 bushels atSl.lO. Red, 2CS
bushels very good Shortberrv 1T ; | 90.
CORN-White, i,lO0 bushels very good on prl-
waite terms: $50 bushels very good 1T 6jc.
NEAL.-40 bushels Oh private terms.
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Reunion of the Blua and the Gray

WASHINGTON. d. c., April IA circu,
Lar letter has been issued 10 ex-ofbcers anu
soldiers OF the Fifth Army Corps inviting
them TO make visit on the 10Th instant 70
the baftle-ields OF fredericksburg. Chan-
ceiIorsyilIe, aud the wilderness. The let-
ter OF invitation Is signed by Generals
Hunt. Newton, Rosecrans, Longstreet,
FsirchiId, and j. ii. Slime, the historian OF
fhe cayDs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-15

BuRNETT's COCAINE has received uni
versal endorsement. No other preparation
possesses such remarkable properties for
embellshing and strengthening the hair
and rendering il dark and glossy. 1t cures
badness and'eradicates dandruif.
Burnett's Flayoring Extracts are the
best.
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ITO OWNERS OF CATTLE AND
il HOGS: Ihaye on hand ONE THOUSAND
BIIeHELS or CORN, slightly damaged. which
will sell In QUANTITIES IN suit purchasers at the low
price OF Thirty CENTS PER BUSHEL. OATS
JOHN KELLY.
An 1883 Twentieth and Main streets.
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Rejected.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch. /

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Senate
to-day rejected the nomination OF Arthur
Bingham to be collector Of internal
revenue for the district OF Alabama.
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HORSES. MULES. Sc.


CARRIAG HORSES FOR en-
~ SALE.-A HANDSOME PAIR OFZS2b
BLOOD BAY MARES; work wei. having been
handsome and spirited, but free from all Bad
tricks not afraid OF caFs--one i've and the other
six years old. Address -. W., Ivy Depot, Va"
APP S-2taw2W
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Fatal Ftrc.Dau1D.

10y Telegraph 20 The DIspaich.I
ELIZABETH, PA, April IA tire-damp
explosion occurred in Woods mine this
morning ut ) O'Clock. Two men were
killed and q number OF others seriously in
inred
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II the Alpha whiskey, at $500 per gal
lon, sold by w. ID. Blair Co., l109 east
Main street, isn't the best for that price,
we'll give 1t up.
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ICE.
ICE, ICE. ICE.

The TRANSPARENT ICE COMPANY, having
bought the property and goodwill OF the JAMES
c. SMITH ICE COMPANY, are now prepared 10
nj orders TO any extent with either
KENNEBEC Oh MANUFACTURE ICE.
Each company will be run under heir respective
names, but under the same management.
Prices for the season OF 1884, commencing
APRIL lsT, will be, for families, stores, aud
Offices, rs CENTS PER 100 POUNDS, in large
OF small quantities.
Orders by mail, telephone, or Stherviss vnl re-
cclve prompt stlestion.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
AAthAn ~
Cologne.

MONDAY. April Ia, 1884.
sALEs-FIRST BoARD.-1,0 900 Georgia Pacific
second 6's at 701; 1000 Richmond aud Allsgha-
ny first rs at 20; 10000 Virg ia new 3s at 81 |;
$4,000 Virginia new 3's with all coupons) at
6lz; 1000 Virginia new 80 at 81; $3.50 Vir-
ginia consol coupons, new, at 40 S420 Virginia
l0-40's, new, at 46.
SECOND BoARD.-t,000 Petersburg Railroad
bonds, "Class b. ut 81; 1000 do. at IS; 10
Petersburg Railroad &C 33t, 10 do. 33z.
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mAklNE aNrELE..s.EnCa.
poRToF RICHMOND, APRIL u, 1884.
AuuTuEn

ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York
merchandise and passengers, g. w. Allen a Co..
s,esmer Ashland, TunniI, PHILADELPHIA. mer-
chandise and passengers, J. w. McCarriek. AGENT
Bark Morning star tBr.), Busheil, New York, 70
schooner William II. Bailey, Bailey. New York,
light, 10 load coal.
schooner Daniel clifford, Smith. Philadelphia,
schooner Ann u. Valentine, Chambers, Perth
Amboy. railroad iron, w. y. Curtis. agent.
more 1psin. tbe iISxai Creo law romnsnv oA''
Schooner Hattie ". Cove, Chase, Weymoaih,
guano, w. II. Curtis, AGENT
Schooner Veto. Springer, Damarasc0tta, ice,
Transparent lee Company.
sAILKD SUNDAY.
Schooner Manic Saunders, Budd. Philadelphia,
coal, Chesapeake aud OHIO railway vessel, Cur
schooner 4. O. Buckley, Cranmer, Georgetown.
schooner Fronklla. Nichols. James river, TO load
wood for New York vessel, Curtis & Parker.
schooner Isaac 0berton. Trim- Cardepas. Cuba.
hoops, Pitts & DOrrier; vessel, Curtis & Parker.
SAILED MONDAY.
Steamer Nellie White, Clifford, Norfolk, United
States m tl, n.Jciindlse. I'D ,,-sSengsIs. n. a.
Tatum, superintendent
FORT or VIEWPOINTS NEWS, APRIL II, / ss4.
l!iy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luf1y, Schermerhorn, Norfolk. r.f-
cfanGise and PASSENGER, Chegr peake and Dhio
Railway Company land sailed on rerurnD
steamer AccOmac, Oel&, merchsndise and pas
sengcrs, Smithticld, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailen "a refurnl.
Steamer Northampton, McCarrlck, Norfolk.
merchap disc and pas enRers, Chesapeake aoS Ohio
Railway COMPANY fand sal'rd on reiurnl.
steamer GuyandOtte, Kelly, New York.
Steamer Complain tBr.), Carr, New York, 10
coal.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.
4 RARE OPPORTUNITY.

A :, -, -. :,
We are authorized BY one OF tne partners N q
s,reei. II the centre OF the city, 70 BELL HIS IN
TEREsT. Reason for selling Is he cannot give II
bis pei''nA' MANNING q. STAPLES & CO.,
an to.eod4t Real Estate Agents.
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RICHMONDLIvE STOCK MARKET

APRIL l4.-Prices this week ranged as follows:
Beer Cduie.-Nery best, 67G7c.; medium to
good, 4aGJk common 10 fair, 34d44c.
Meep.-566ac
HoQs.-7a79sc.. net; a few at &c.
About $50 head of beer cattle. 500 hogs, and
$50 sheep were on the market during the week.
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OFFICES,
Factory, corner Canal and Adams strces;
Iee-Aouse, corner Nlps.eenth aud Carr streets
Also, 1901 Malta street.
Telephone Nos. !52 and 1913,
THE TRANSPARENT ICE COMPANY,
the JAMES @. SMITH Icn coNrAsr-
| ap f-coo2w
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Fiour.-We quote: Fine. s2.5O@$3; suDerHue,
s3.25aS4: extra. sf.7h6f4.90; family, S5M,
s5.25 Patent family, country. S6@s6.50. Mar
kpt very 0tlll
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DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE.

OFFICE OF CITY CoLLECToR,l
RICHMOND, April l,lSSi. :
DELINQUENT ALE STAT 4
TAXES, 1883.
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& co..
I(srccEssoRs TO CARDoso, ALsoP, Mosnr a Co..
1905 MAIN STREET.

| Since our closine-ou; sale In January and Feb
ruary we have been able to replace our stock 10
great ADVANTAGE, general decline I'm all kinds OF
, Dry Goods having taken place. and the genera
de oppression ia New York has still more reduced
values.
Having NEW stock 10 buy. we were just In the
condition 10 avail ourselves Of the favorable turn
In the mirket. To-day we are Offering goods
CHEAPER than any other house In the State We
name some REAL BARGAINS:
BLACK SILKS at SOC. 90c., 81, sI.05, 100 ,
S1.25. and up TO s2.5u-Drices never yet
reached.
HOUSE-FURNIsuING GOODS,
SUCH as TABLE DAMASK. NAPKINS, TOWELS
LINEN and COTTON sHEETINGs, etc., a
greater bargains than ever offered;
500 dozen TOWELS at ) 80 and s2-a great job.
IN WHITE GOODS
we are Offering many inducements.
CHECKED MUSLIN, 8, 10, IL, aud l2&c.-
splendid value.
OUR DREsS-GOoDs DEPARTMENT
is complete In every respect. New goods in al |
the new shades and designs from l24c. 10 $3.50.
OUR BLACK. GOODS DEPARTMENT
has long been a specially, and this season we have
added all the novetie la the ,mericau and Faro
pean markets.
We have added new feature TO our business
| this season-namely,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT,
under the management OF ladies OF experience
and taste. Particular attention paid 10 the max
Ing Of any pattern and material, and the bes
workmanship guaranteed.
CURTAINS
We have the handsOmest selection Of CUR
TAlNS we have ever exlibtcd-beaullful iD de-
sign. Of superior qualify, and at very low prices.
just received. an elegant a.. oTtmebt of
BEADED NETS, LACES, and GIMPe; also,
BEADED aud EMBROIDERED FICHUES;
4 fine and full stock of GENTfEMEN'S Ora
WATTS, UNDERWE and HOSIERY.
ap l3-Su,Tu&F CARDOZ0 90.
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Persons visiting New York for health, business.
or pleasure VIII lind FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMO-
DkTlONS ~ ILLER'S 3orEL. Location CEN
Iral, near Elevated and horse-clrs. Nice rooms,
excellent fable moderate prices; Turkish, Elec-
tric, ana Roman b. tbs. Address
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