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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-29
THE "SLUGGERSD shUT OUT.
The virginias Win the First Game-Na
Makes the Hit or the Season,

The virginias Win the First Game-N Nash
Makes the Hit or the Season.
The Actives and the Virginias met yes
terday afternoon for the first time on the
ball-feld here and played the first OF an en-
gagement OF three games. The game was
called at O'Clock, the visitors at the bat.
Notwithstanding the extreme inclemency
OF the weather in the morning and the
continued cloudiness in the afternoon a
crowd numbering 1000 to 1900 had gath
cred to see the visitors, who had beaten
the Virginias at Reading two games in one
day. Meegan and Cullen formed the visi-
tors and The Dugan brothers the home
teams battery. The home team played a
very fine game, while the visitors made 4
number OF very ugly errors. Dugan's
pitching was very effective. The visitors
only hit him for four scattering hits.
Nash bore off the honors OF the day on
heavy batting. He Knocked ball between
centre ard right field IN the first inning
which struck near the fence and bounded
over, thus giving aim home run. At this
point the entire crowd rose to their feet
and engaged ia Hurrahs for Nasb,"
the applause lasting for several minutes.
He then made n three-bagger in the third
inning, and fielded well through the whole
game. The fielding OF the entire home nine
was perfect, save one error by Hardie,
short-stop.w which he redeemed with beau
tiful catch. Johnston and Glenn bore off
the laurels for fielding on the home nine,
and Grady made beautiful catch in GEN.
tre field for the visitors after securing to
himself two errors. Each mentioned had
to lift his cap to the applause received.
Only one OF the visitors reached third base,
and five only got their base at all, one Of
those on seven balls. The contest ragged
for two hours. After the visitors recovered
from their shock at Nash's heavy batting
in the beginning Of the combat they played
better, and banked the home team in three
innings. The result was victory OF 9 to
for the Virginias. Below is the detailed
score:
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

z. B. COOK, IL A. NJ, Richmond steam Lauu-
day.
II. 4. STAPLES, 6 p. ~, ground on Reservoir
street.
J. THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO., p. NJ, building
lot on venable street.
n. w. BOWIE. 9 r. NJ, house at Junction OF ST. Pc
ter, Calhoun and Allen streets.
JAS. MACDOUGAIL, 10 A. NJ, trustees saisd
stock Of merchandise.
w.HLYNE 4 CO. 81 p. NJ, commissioners sale
efRroperty on Broad-Street road
II. .sEEDONTAYLOR. O p. NJ trastee's sale OF
three building lots on Cary street between iau-
rel and Cherry.
". u. BARLOW, 5 T. NJ. lemons, potatoes, &c.
JNO. Y. LAUGHTCN, JR. 10 A. NJ, Z. NJ
and Z. 81, boots, shoes. Iron safe, &c.
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The State Regatta at Norfolk and the
Fireworks at Fortress Monroe July

The annual State regatta will be held at
Norfolk on July Sd and 4th, and in con-
nection Herewith there will be great va
riety OF attractions. On the 81 there VIII
be four boat-races, and on the 4th tub
races. four-oared shell-race, and the great
State regatta race. Boat crews have enter
ed from all parts Of the country. In adj
dition there will be games by the Norfolk
Gynasium, and ritle-team shooting. The
usual grand display Of fireworks will take
place at Old Point on the night OF the 4th
Of July. Our Richmond people who 20
can take the steamer Ariel next Thursday,
July Sd, at I A. NJ, at the very low price
Of 81. The Arieps accommodations are
first-plcSs
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DIR. Burfon,s Prize Poetry.

Colonel A. p. Twitchell, editor OF the
Gorham On. H.) Mountdineer, who has two
lovely lady printers named Ella r. Wood
and Jennie Waters. Offered volume OF
" Retinion POEMS" In blue and gilt, for the
best rhyme on the names Of the ladies.
Nearly all OF the poetic paragraphers in the
country contested for the prize, but 1t was
Won by DIR. Burton, OF the Baton, who
contributed the following:
How sweet the picture brought to view
By these mountain daughters;
As by the blending Of the two
We have both Wood and Waters.
IL was the ladies who awarded the prize,
they say, on the merits OF the verse.
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PATRICK HENRY.
Evidence OF the Faithfulncss OF Sully's
Portrait of the Orator.

Evidence OF the Faithfulncss OF Suliys
Portrait of the Orator.
The hanging in our State Library OF an
admirable copy OF this fine painting, made
by our talented young townsman, Georg3
Mathews, recalls statement made by Rev.
Edward d. Neill in this paper August 81,
1877, that the original was painted from the
head Of Captain Cook on Arrowsmith's
Map of the World. This statement was
corrected at the time by William Writ
Henry. ESQ.,. who stated on the authority OF
Mr.. Writ, for whom the portrait was
painted. that the artist used miniature
painted from life by French artist. We
are now in possession OF very interesting
and conclusive testimony as to the faithful
ness OF the likeness. The portrait by Sully
wqs engraved for Wirt's Life OF Henry,
published by James Webster, OF Philade-
phia. While it was in the possession OF
Mr.. Webster it was seen by three friends
OF Mr.. Henry who had known him well,
and who gave the following certificates, the
original OF which paper has been shown
the writer:
81 have been shown painting u the late Mr..
Henry. painted by Mr.. snlv now In possession Of
Nr. Webster, winch think good Likeness < Misss,,
"December 80, 1916"
a. agree with Mr. Marshall in his opinion above
expressed. FRANCIS CeRBIN.
january 2, 1917"
81 agree with The above gentlemen In their opin-
ion respecting the late Mr. Henry's likeness.
"JoHN BUCHANAN.
january 7, 1917"
Judge Marshall knew Mr.. Henry inti-
mately. Mr.. Corbin served in several
bodies with him. among them the Virginia
Convention of 17SS; and Parson Buchanan,
as he was called, by his residence in Rich
mond had frequent opportunities OF seeing
him. In addition it may be said that the
widow and older children OF Mr.. Henry
pronounced the portrait an admirable like
ness.
1t thIs appears that thi; fine picture may
be considered as a good likeness, and we
have the features OF Henry preserved in
the work Of an artist Of undoubted genius.
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Sons or Temperance.

At q regular meeting Of Springfield Diyt
sion, No. 1917, Sons OF Temperance, held
Friday evening, the following offlcsn were
elected for the ensuing quarter @. ID. Cole,
worthy patrlarcl; w. Allen, worthy asso-
ciate j. N. Brown, recording secretary /;
j. W. Haynes, assistant recording secre-
tary; j. W. Gentry, treasurer; Il. Z. How
ard, financial secretary; j. w. Gillian,
chaplain; 81 p. Flcurnoy, conductor; ].
Dodd, assistant conductor; y. Il. Tennant,
inslce sentinel; w. +. Higgins, outside
sentinel; w. II. Atkinson, past on1cer.
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Fourth-Of-July Excursion Trains to
Ron Air.

To enable the people OF Richmond to en-
Joy pleasant day IN the country. and also
to participate in the various amusements
that will occur at Bon Air on July 4tb-
chief OF which will be music. dancing, and
a fine display OF fireworks-the Richmond
and DanvilIe Railroad Company will run
excursion trains to and fro between Rich
mond and Bon Air on that day as follows !:
Leave Richmond at $3.50 A. NJ, 1l:30 A.
NJ, 12:45 p. NJ. 7. NJ, and 6 7. M.
Returning, leave Bon AR at 1927 Z. NJ,
s p. NJ, and 10:30 p. NJ.
Ample facilities will be furnished to ac-
coinmodate all who may desire to go.
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WITH =

May mean Poisoned with Potash This Is the
case with hundreds who have been unwise enough
10 take sarsaparllas. Potssh mixtures, ETC., unit
digestion Is almost fatally Impaired. swift's spe
cinc Il vegetable remedy. and restores the system
TO health and builds up the waste made by these
poisons.
"Iwss suffering with Blood Poison, and treated
several months with Mercury and Potash, only 20
make me worse. The Potssh took away my appe-
tite and gave me dyspepsia, and both gave me
rheuma'isin. I then took sarsspsrlIlas, e.c. All
these sarsapariila mi ixtures have Potash IN tlcui.
This made me still worse. as u drove The poison
farther into my system. A friend insisted should
take Swift's Specific, and IL cured me OF the Blood
Poison, drove The Mercury aud Potash Out Of my
system, aud to-day am a well n I ever WAS"
GEORGE o. WELLMAN, JR.,
saiem, Mass.
John A. Smith. the laIges. merchant in GXines-
Vile, Ca, says: 81 suffered for years from the
combined effects OF Erysip.las AMI EcSema. I
continued TO grow worse under medical treAi men.
and by taking medicine contatping Potash. \. B.
& cured me thoroughly and absolutely. My appe-
ute. strength, and nesh returned as 1 was cured
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free
70 apl licanis- SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3. Atlantis, Ga.
New York ofice. $50 west Twenty-third street,
between sixth and Seventh avenues. Philsdel-
pha ONCE, 1913 Chestnut street. je 2e-lw
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,as, shoes md shoe.Lasts.

The remainder OF the stock OF boots and
shoes at 900 Main street will be sold at auc-
tion tomorrow morning at half-past 10
O'Clock.
AtI O'Clock tomorrow the iron-safe and
store-fxtures will be sold, and at 4:3O the
shoe-lasts, goring. findings, silk, sewing
machines, &C., will be offered.
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lcIIyes......... 90 o o 90 90 o
vlrginias..... z ! l 4 0 / o K 8

Earned runs-virFinias, Q. Three-base hits
Nash, l. Home runs-Nasb, l.. Left on base
Actiycs, 6; Virgintas, 7. Struck Out-ActiyeS, 4 (;
Virginias, 7. Base on balls-Actives, / /; Vir-
ginias, l. Passed balls-Cullen, 3 !; Dugan,, 2.
ston Umpire, Mr.. West. Time of game, two
hours.
The Actives will play the Virginias
again tomorrow, when they will present
new battery, and it is to be hoped they
will show up better.
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Monday yIOOnlights.

Dutch Gap-Steamer Ariel, every Mon
day night. Leave at 1880 p. M; return
at 1890 p. NJ. Music, dancing, refresh
ments. Street-cars connect both going
and returning. Delightful family excur'
sions. Perfect order. No improper per-
sons allowed. Fare only soc.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
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HoRsPoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN LIVER
AND KIDNEY TROUBLEs.-Dr. o. G. Ctl-
ley, Boston, says: ~ have used 1t with
the most remarkable success in dyspepsia,
and arrangement OF the liver and Kidneys"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-29

| AFRAGRAsT BREATH Is always pleasure, and
YOU can have IL by using MEADE & BAKERS DELI
cious CARBoLIc MoUrH-wAsH. Itdestroys theof.
fensive odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth, and speedily restores them 10 healthy con-
difton. Price, hfty cents a bottle.
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PLrAsr rAxs NOTICE.

JUST THINK, Chocolate Brown Corkserev Sust
that sold all this season for el5 now cut down 70
tl0. TINE CLOTHING PALACE, 1901 Nam strees.
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BLACK CLOTH COATS AND VESTS and DoEsKix
PANTS have been cut down In price. THE CLOTH
ING PALACE, 1901 Main street.
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MECHANICALLY MILLS CASHMERE SUITS, In
Chesterfield frocks, reduced from sl2 to ". The
CLOTHING PALACE, 1901 Main street.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED By
the use Of MEADE q BAKERS sAroSrSE DsNrf-
rRIcE, which will speedily remove Incipient tarta
and scurf. Price, Rfty cents box.
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How's THIsy ALL-WooL CHEyior sCIfs-
former price tl2-msrked down To 70. The
CLOTHING PALACE, 1901 Main street.
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BE sure to see your horse has been sent
to Cbatsworth, owned by X. Il. Chaflin, to
spend the summer. Good pasture, run
ming water, ample shade.
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FINE INDIGO BLUE CHEyIorgES SUITS, reduced
from elo 70 ell. The CLOTHING PALACE,
| 1901 Main street.
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noar wait too long and then come AFTER the bar
gains sdveriised. The prices We usme viii make
them 20 doabIe-quick. THE cLoruHG PALACu'
l3Ol Main street.
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INDIGO BLU. FLASSEL sUirs-fasf ccsors-
marked down from sl2 to $3.50. THE CLOTHING
PALACE, 1901 Main street.
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BROWN, BLUE, aud WISK-CoLoREp CORK
scRKw SUITS, IN 4-Button Cutaways, reduced
from $40 to sI5. THE CLOTHING PALACE ,isoi
Main street.
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GARDOZO & CO.

CARDozo & CO.
Our buyer. was in New York during the panic
which greatly depressed the Dry Goods market
and we bought goods
AT FIGURES NEVER TOUCHED BEFORE IN
THE HISTORY OF THE TRADE.
We propose to sell these goods cheap, and offer
until sold many genuine bargains. We sell a
SOFT, FINE, ALL-sILK BLACK sURAH al
s5c., sold by us in March at s1.1O;
BLACK RHADMAS and MERvELEAUX a
s5c., 95c.. 81, and s1.25-a great sacrifice
from former prices;
Our BLACK SILKS at 9Gc., 81, $1.05, S1.25
s1.4O, $3.50, and up to f2.40, surpass any
thing we have ever before been able to offer,
wkITE-GOODS DEPARTMENT
We bought an
IMMENSE STOCK,
BECAUSE WE GOT THEM CHEAP
some from auction, some from importers going
out of business--and we offer as decided bargains
FRENCH NAINS0OK,
PERSIAN LAWN,
BATTISTE CLAIR (new).
LINEN LAWNS,
LINON DE DACCA.
SOFT, WHITE, AND CREAM MULLs,
CHECK NAINS0OK,
and various other articles in this line.
Ask 10 see our LINEN-CAMBRIC HANDhER-
CHIEFS at 12Xc., 16'sc., and 25c.-they are
cheap.
SUMMER SILKS at greater bargains than ever.
The finest selection Of PARASOLS In the citfy.
my 30-F,Su&Tu CARDOZO co.
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FINE SERGE SUITS. different shades, reduced
from $40 TO ~. THE CLOTHING PALACE, 1901
Main street.
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GENUINE ENGLrsB WHiPcoRD SUITS lhne
quality, reduced from S25 to $40. THE CLOTH
ING PALACE, 1901 Main street.
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WHITE DUCK vEsrs at Use. and u that sold
for $50 and "a. Tnx CLOTHING PALACE, 1901
Mxia street
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CmLDRES's SUITS ave to nine years. at half
yalue. THE CLOTHING PALACE, 1901 Main street.
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TMPoRrEp AUSTRIAN FANCY woRsrrD SUITS
silk lined, cut down from t23 TO go at THs
CLOTHING PALACE, 1901 Main street.
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EoR TOURISTS.

EOR TOURISTS. -
ALLiGAToR, SEAL, and eRAIS-LEArHKR
CLUE SACKS;
SHOULDER and GRIP-sACKs;
rRANscoNvINENrAL, srEAHxR, and
sTArE-R00M TRUNKS, and sil esAes ssysss
OF Trunkss
sATcHELA VALVES, Bags. srRArf. -.
YSl, ard eonphM linas Of LADIES. Mlos4gs
CRILDnENA 0xN5IRMRuN mlEDOYp
sCNxEH D00rSssHoS srIEs. MzrPEnA
- funrA J.A 0nloA
tiSa Saes sAens
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Fl Fl It'll: IL. IL.
s soq aEhE ERR EnH 4 TIT
: sss ss### #'f# i s##s.AE l. 4 Z / $
grf grfp ERR ERR i SSG S0G EsH e. e.
+ Es H G0oSS Ern ssss
ssssH IN I'm Enn " e. Enr sn1h sna sss sssss
EHkk Ern 7 EErr I I ssss
CAUSED GREAT FL LURRY LAST WEEK,
AND THE RESULT OF
OUR GREAT BARGAINS WAS
CROWDED STORES AND INCREASED SALES.
,Tis needless to repeat last weeks great prices
,r,,.,, ,vor. enc, ,s were beyond comparison, and
SITS enough when we say they still continue, to-
gether with
A fresh supply of those beautiful LINEN LAWNS
at 1sHc.;
IMITATION LINEN LAwN-whole pieces no
remnants, neatest styles, at4c.;
BEST PRINTS, 4c.;
An SUMNER SILKS at prime Importation cost
An us,yMMER DRESS GOODS at one half Values
regardless OF cost;
PARAsoLs purchased late in the season AZ sc-
riace; sales at astonishing prices
MATTINGs-4oo pieces yet to close out ana no
prices are too little 70 sell them;
special purchase YLAcK SILK GRENADINES
elegant design aud quality. at ssc.-ses resu-
larry at Use. Alksns, % quality at si'iSS
we have been very successful in the purchase OF
CoRsETs, and We are showing styles AZ pr'e'
simply nnmatehable. We sell genuine
FRENCH ooUTMLE CORSET at &c., sell
ing regularly At ".
Al tie season advances we nnd we nave pu'-
chased tco heavily Of
WHITE GOODS
LACEs.
We srs therefore oasrins especial Inducements
. sbsss dspannsnsA and your attention = -
rpsssssliy sared % sssn.
JULIUS nryrR : SON.
"a, sol ssa eos srssa s'ssss.
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GREAT SLAUGHTER OF DRY GOODS IN
NEW YORK AUCTIoN-RooMs.
OUR BUYER MAKES LARGE PURCHASES.
AND DURING THE WEEK.
NOW Is YOUR TndE TO GET TIE BEST
BARGAINS EYER 0FfEREDp;y vpow
WHITE GOODS TfsFsE II ENDLEfsss stfss sA"iEii f"o"
LINEN DE INDIE at @, 8, o, and l2Sc.-half
LINGN DE DACCA at ., 10, Il, ls, and I5c. for
PERSIAN MULLs at les. ls, 90, and 25c.-cne
half The price the same quality was sold Tor
CHECKED Ell aSi1 NAlNso9K, CHI oHEGKED G < % MULLINS.
LINEN LAWNS, LACE.SfRIPE PlQuEe,
DnTTED and FIGURED swissEs;
LACEs-EsCURiAL LACEs ut 80, 40, 90. 90
roRcHoS, RSfia aIS ORIENTAL. IRISH POINT. VA
LENCiENNEs, BRABANT, RUSSIAN, ME-
the large. stock Of LACES ever shown In The
EMB;asSoIDERIEs-HAMB EDGE aud IN
sERTING, MUSLIN EDGE and INSERT.
ING, at 8, q, z, g, ., IL, l5, 10, 23, 81, ana
DRESS GoODs-A new supply Of DRESS GOODS,
CASHMERE. CHANGEABLE, BUNriNGs'
IN all the new shades. ,s,
GROS GRAIN, at 62c. former price VI Is
the best bargain ever offered In BLACK SIX.
Only three pieces left. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CIilLDREN's. ana
GENTLEMEN's GAuZE and SUMNER
MERINO UNDER->HlRTSf from zoe. 10 81;
Look at our zoe. UNDERsHlRTs tGanze); price
LAWSS-50O pieces LAWNS at 5c.--the best
and widest goods for the money TO be had anv-
where; PERCALES at ana 10c.-full yard
wide; COLORED LINEN LAWNS at l2kc-
real value 25c. -
FANS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MATTINGS-200 new pieces Just received. Our
sale. on this artic Ie last week have been unpre-
cedented. A large stock Of WHITE NAT
TINGs at 12s, !5, and l7c.; CHECkEpe
| pieces FANCY MATTlNGS at 13, Is, 16,
is, 10, 20, 23, 20. 1850, and 3oc. for the
best article. ~
CARpETS-We are closing out our stock of CAh-
PETS al one half their usual prices. RUGS az
A great loss. FLOOR oIL-cLOTfS at 80,
35. and 4Oc., In all widths. Our stock Is COM
pletn I'm all It's branches. Call early.
ID. 6 T.. .MITTELD0RFER,
te 9-TuFSsu 527 Broad street.
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The Circnit Court has granted charter
% " "'rhe National Granite Company" d
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GREAT SLAUGHTER OF DRY GOODS IN
NEW YORK AUCTI0N-R0OMs.
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~ MITTELDoRFER's.-TREM

DOUS FALL IN PRICES OF ALL
DRY GOODS.
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OUR BUYER MAKES LARGE PURCHASES,
WILL BE READY For SALE on MONDAY
AND DURING THE WEEK.
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ac. CalIcoes, White Table-Damask a,
6Ac. Chambray, SOC yard, ,o,,.
&c. Dacca, flalu Cnechs a' A@To'
&C. Buff Prnt-Cloth, worth 1874
Si[c Lace Striped Mus 20c.,
fin, Fans In great variety-
12kc Damask Towels, the best 6Oc. Fan 10 DC
49c White Bed-Spreads, found; -. =.
37kc Black silk Gloves, Rthbons-Our stock u
csc. shetland Shawls, second 70 none IN uowh
lOc. White Open-Work ana OFFICES ac'uAi'
Hose, cnSnPei, pouomhey
Ice. stair-Linen. fnra sols-n a,Iii,,a .
IOc, Flowered Batisie. snat We aie Tl,rs sax
81 C. to 81 per dozen for xi.ov "a p ~, ~
Beautiful Trimming- xi,So, anu % rai"'"''
Laces, az yl.oys s,oet has
39c. Checked Muslin JeweryEour s.ock .n,,,s mas
shirts for men, never vcen a mose Ig Har
Belts In White, Black, piete IN Ills HIS Ia Ias
and Colors, hinfs, scala A's 'e'
39c. summer Silks, sey Iinss 80, eI:',,...o.,,e.
SyS SyT. "ss pSacE SiIt E,oyes White Goods, Black
~ anrVcn,nrad siIk Gioyesl Goods, and everything
yvo y,1 n acas and Psssx- usually found In Dry
ssas,,arses and rrim-I Goods and Trimmings
mings Of all kinds, ! NJ very ~" pneo''
BREEDEN, TALLEY q GO.
lie 22-Su.Tu&FUylJ
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NOW Is YOUR TINE TO GET TIE BEST
BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
WHITE GOODS IN ENDLESS VARIETY FROM
THESE SALES.
National Republican., 1884-04-15

company Of Georgia ct al, appellants VS.. L. w,
Pettus and II. II, Il. Dawson, partners, OF nj. Ar
gument commenced.
Admissions TO the bar: G.. A. Follansbee. Of Chi
cago. and George c. Worth. Of Jackson, Mich
The court also rendered decision in the patent
case of the Turner " Seymour Manufacturing
company, appellant, against the Dover stamping
company. Appeal from the United States circuit
court for the district Of Connecticut. This was
suit brought by the Dover company against the
Turner 4 Seymour company for alleged infringe.
ment Of a teissued patent on an improved form OF
egg beater. The decree of the circuit court is re-
dismiss the bill.
In the patent case OF Alexander Cochrane and
Others, appellants against the Badische Anilin
and Soda Fabrlk. Appeal from the circuit court
Of the United States for the southern district OF
New York. Tho decree OF the circuit court is,
therefore, reversed and the case remanded with
directions to dismiss the bill of complaint. opn.
ion by Justice Blatchford.