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said company or corporation shall pay all
taxes, dues, and demands due the State, or
that may be hereafter assessed against IL.
In lawful money OF the United States, and
not In coupons.
80. The acceptance OF any such charter
or act OF incorporation, or renewal. amend
ment, or extension thereof by any such
company or corporation shah be held 10 be
an acceptance Of the condition hereinbe-
fore provided for, whether the said condi-
ton be so expressed in the act Of iDcorpo-
ration or not.
90. Any violation Of the condition herein
provided for, or any attempt to evade the
provisions OF this act, shall be held TO be q
forfeiture Of all the rights and privileges
conferred by the said charter or act OF in
corporation, or by any amendment, re-
newal, or extension OF the same.
"a. The Auditor OF Public Accounts
shall, at each session OF the General As.
sembly. report the name Of any incorpo.
rated company which shall have failed OF
refused TO comply with the provisions ol
this act.r
SWORN IN.
Mr.. Il. w. Hubbard, delegate-elect from
the Cumberland and Buckingham district
appeared before the Clerks desk and wa,
sworn i'm.
the Senate by Mr.. Edmunds and called uT
by Mr.. Griggs in the House, amending the
charter Of the Farmville and Staunton'
River Railroad Company.
At O'Clock the House adjourned.
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Caucus AND sERENADE.
Delegate Hubbard and Mr. Pat Mc'
CauII on the Political Situation.

A caucus OF Coalition members OF the
Legislature and Sympathzing friends Wa
held at the Wing office last night for dis
cussion OF the political situation. which 10
their view presents little OF pleasing pros
pect. At the same time brass band 1p-
peared at the corner, and with u quite q
crowd, who rendered a serenade to Dir. Il.
W. HUBBARD. delegate from Buckingham
and Cumberland.
ON the 9th Of November Mr.. llub1rd i9a
for the senate against 1lr. Pembroke
Petit. After full investigation the senate
seated Mr. Petit. About the same time
the alleged delegate from Buckingham and
Cumberland was Ousted by the House
because he did not reside In either of
those counties, but lived in Prince Ed
ward. Mr.. Hubard ran for the vacant
seat in the House and was elected, aud on
Yesterday took his seat. His response 70
the serenade was mainly an attack
upon the Democratic majority IN the GEN
eral Assembly Ior unseating COalitioni-ts-
He grew indignant on this topic. An
enthusiastic Democrat IN the crowd insist
ed on knowing whether Mr.. llubard was q
Democrat or Republican,; which ques-
ton Mr.. Hubbard was answering Ia hi-
own way, when the Democrat. with what
seemed belligerent intent, approached tue
table on which AIr. Hubbard was standing.
A policeman Mt once seized him and drew
him of, and prevented him from further III
terrupting Mr.. Hubbard. For Il little time
the crowd was greatly bat unneces .sri'y
excited. Alr. HUBBARD closed IN hot de-
nunciation OF " Bourb0nlsm."
Mr.. Pat. McCaull followed in pie1'ins
little speech. announcing his purpose TO
support the Republican candidate Or
President because the Republicans are pro-
tectionists.
Another speaker had the and-taole-
when a rain commenced falling 3nd
brought to close the serenade ceremonlsr~
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The Providence Journal has gone all to
pieces on the Danville-rot investigation.
In a recent issue it says:
$50 lar 1t appears, precisely rs we have always
cOntended, that the advocates Of white mans
government Intended and intend to keep the ne
groes away from the ballot-boX, peaceably If they
can forcibly If they must: or, I'm other words, 50
tar as the political rights of the negro are con-
cerned the South Is in rebellion 10 the laws Of the
United States"
Yet in spite Of all this it is mighty hard
to stay mad with the Journal. just about
the time that we have worked ourselves up
to the point OF saying the meanest kind OF
things about it one of It's delightful arti-
cles on the planets appears, which COM
pletely disarms us, and causes us to reflect
that it knows all about astronomy, but not
a thing about the political situation in the
SOuth
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PerSOnaI.

The new Spanish tenor, Senor Gayarre
who has taken Paris by storm, is the sOn
Of blacksmith, and the story goes that
he first rehearsed the anvil chorus 1t his
fathers forge.
Lady Ruthven is 10 present to the Anti.
quaries' Museum at Edinburgha collection
OF objects OF Greek art, including lamps,
vases, statuary, ornaments, etc., and con-
tanning 1900 pieces.
Josephine Gallmeyer, the famous comic
singer, who died in Vienna two weeks ago,
had very few moments OF consciousness
during her last Illness, but sang with ad.
mirabe art in her delirium.
Emory Storrs, OF Illinois, to an inter-
viewer: ~ can say with q great deal OF
certainty that Blaine is decidedly opposed
TO Arthur, and has spoken in the most
favorable terms OF Logan"
Lady Randolph Churchill and Lady
Vaudeville overshadowed all their Eng
lisb competitors as barmaids at the recent
international peasant festival, and the IA
tlIous dudes who went there were fieeced
numerically, the rule being to return no
change.
Fran Materna. writing from Vienna 10
friend In New York, declares that while
in America she learned that " the art, Ger
man art. for which we at home have been
striving. and for which we have In the last
five wears won decisive battles, is a uni
yersal art not belonging to Germany more
than 10 America, but certainly more 10
America than any other country ex-
ceptine my own dear land" And again
/" Can / but draw the attention OF the
Young women OF America 10 the nobility
and worth Of our German art my object
In reyisiting your shores VIII be fulfilled"
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DRAWERS

DRAWERS with 10 tucks and rows automatic
inserting and Hamburg rufie 10 match at
Sl.74-actual value. $3.50;
DRAWERS, with tucks and rufiles, eiaborately
trimmed with Hamburg insertlng and edging,
Q9c.--actual value, Sl.50;
DRAWERS, 13 fine tucks, Torchon-trimmed ruff
ne, made OF best beached muslin, 77c.-actual
value, S1.10;
DRAWERS with 12 tucks, nicely trimmed with
Hamburg, 65c actual value, S5c.:
DRAWERS with puiis and trimmed ruftle, 45c.-
actual value, 75c.;
OF good blclched muslin, full length,
puff and rufie, 25c.--actual value, 40c.
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The Philadelphia Press has not libelled
the South for about two weeks. II it were
not for the fact that the Press is engaged
in singing mud in the municipal campaign
now going on in that city we would feel
that it was getting ready to say something
kind about us. We could stand anything
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The Washington Capital reports that a
few days ago a Republican Representative
informed the President that he thought the
northern press ought to rebuke the Vir.
ginla Legislature. We hope the President
enjoyed the joke as much as will the Vir-
ginia Legislature when they see 1t.
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:CHEMIsE.


An elegant FINE CAMBRIA CHEMlsE, v-neck,
trimmed with Hamburg snd valenclennes Lace,
bDttoms of same. with Is tucks. puff and
rowsof nue lace, s4.l2--aetual value. SO;
sOUARE-FR0NT CHEMlSE, with swiss puiis
and Inserting and finished IN Torchon lace,
entirely new design, s2.62-actual value.
soI'SRE,FRoNT ROWS OF HAMBURG IN
~ sERTiNG, finished wiih Hamburg Edge,
sl.55-actual value. 90;
YOKE FRONT OF 60 tncks and 3 rows Hamburg
edge, finished With same, sl.2S--acsaal value,
sl.50;
SotfkRR-YokE FRONT, with rows embroId-
ery and tacks and finished elegantly with
Hamburg cdge-ihis nnmher we bought great
quantity OF, and are enabled 10 sell them at
71c.s
poINTED-YOKE FRONT. and trimmed. elegant
In with fine swiss trimming and tucks. 52c.--
actual value. s5c.--thfs number at this price Is
Sure to attract yon;
FIEGANT QuAtstT1 MUSLIN C0RDED-FIN-
ISHED CHEMISE nj a6c.-actual value. 6bc.;
YOKE FRONT, superior quality. trimmed very
neatly with Swiss trimming, at 29c.--actuai
value, Soc;
city made, al 20c.
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Chamber Of Commerce Railroad Com.
miftec.

Judge w. W. Crmp and Messrs. John
b. Purcell, K. +. Williams, Andrew l.,
Elicit, and James b. Pace, the committee
OF the Chamber OF Commerce appointed Ia
consider, with reference TO the future OF
this city, the bin now pending In the Sem
ate 10 effect the union OF the Richmond
and Danyille and Virginia Midland rail-
roads, had a meeting last night, and con.
ferred with Colonel Buford.
The Senate committee before whom the
bin is pending will meet this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-20

The National Republican, the grand Gen.
tral organ of stalwartism, says " "the corner
stone OF the foundation of this republic is
the purity and freedom of the ballot.''
Great scott! What reputation Of Radi-
cal methods.
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Marriage.

AT the residence OF Mr.. Julius Meyes
last night his daughter Ida was married
10 Mr.. s. Alexander, OF the firm OF O..
sidenberg Il Co., OF New York. After
the ceremony the guests partook OF an eie-
CANT collation., and many kilograms were
read wishing the bride and groom loog
life and much happiness, as do their ma1y
friends who reside in this city. The couple
left on the $3.50 train for their future home,
In Philadelphia.
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SKIRTS.

SKIRT With tucks, 4-inch cambric rufle and A.
Inch Torchon rufiie, at s2-actual value,
az,
SKIRT with Is tucks, 7-iuch Hamburg rutile. at
Sl33-actuai value, Sl.50;
SKIRT with wide tucks, 7-inch cambric ruffe,
SSc.-actual value, Sl.25;
SKIRT with IL tncks, 7-inch cambric rufie,
74c.--actual value, Al
SKIRT with tpcks and 2 4-inch cambric ruties
81 69c-fh!s quality formerly sold at 81:
SKIRT with q tuckS, S-inch csmbric ruhle, at
5sc-acfual value, 75c.;
SKIRT, S tHekS. fuil size, city-made, of good
hleached muslin, at SSc.-actual value, soc.
This depar.ment has been located in the most
ladies can quietly deliberate over their selections
JULIUS MEYER & son,
lfe IT'S,
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II BISMARCK has returned the LAsKER re-
solutions with a contemptous message Bill
LY CHANDLER should be ordered to invade
Germany with a portion OF the alleged
American navy and try to make the iron
Chancellor eat barrel Of picked American
pork. 1t would be a good way to vindi-
cate American honor and get rid OF CHAND-
r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-20

The Philadelphia Times remarks !:
"KEIFER is less anxious for full investi-
CATION OF his charges against BoYNToN
than he was few days ago." It's slowly
dawning upon KEEPERS gigantic intellect
that he has picked up the poker by the hot
and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-20

An exchange says the time is coming
''when every man will tell the truth be-
cause it is right, be honest because It is
right, and live sober because it is right
We say it again, and say 1t boldly, the Re-
publican party must 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-20

A Washington telegram to the New York
Times says: 1.-THE President feels that Vir-
ginia, of which the Republican party had
such strong hopes in 1882, was now set
back to be in line with Mississippi, Ala
bama, and South Carolina" If the Presl-
dent means by this that Virginia is Demo-
cratic to the backbone, it is a libel to say
that he cannot grasp an idea when ii is as
prominent as a Westinghouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-20

MoRruARy REPORT for the week ending
February lG; Whole number Of deaths In
the city, exclusive OF stIil-births, 3D.
white. i2; colored, -. Rate Of mortality
OF whole population was 2400 per 1000
per annum; White population, 1878 per
1000 per annum; colored population,
3G.43 per 1000 per annum.
j. q. CABRLI., NJ, d.,
President Board Of Health.
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The st. Louis Globe Democrat says the
bloody shirt is good for two more Repub-
Ican Presidents. Small minds will differ.
BY this time JoHN SHERMAN has begun to
think that 1t is not good for one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-20

The National Republican announces that
Mr.. GEORGE c. GORHAM has severed his
connection with that paper, "and has
formed an alliance with the parties who
control the DRAwBAUGH telephone inven-
tions." Alas, poor GEORGE! That is a
mild way Of saying that the bosses have
turned you out to Craze and put up the
draw-bars against your further political
nreferment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-20

"Mr. HAYES sometimes uses the expires
sion 'when / was elected President ~
The public would like for Mr.. HAYES to
give dates. They have no knowledge OF
such an event
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The New York Mail and Express says !:
"What resource would be lost t. novel;
lists II men proved their wills before they
died." How about lawyers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-20

The psychological question Of the day is
whether the shade OF ELIZA PINKsroN has,
at the invocation OF JOHN SHERMAN, mate
riallzed in the form OF VIOLET KEELING.
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~ LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
Successors 10 Levy Brothers,
lOI7and IOIQ Main street

tsuccesSorS 10 Levy Brothers,)
l0l7 and 1919 Main street.
take his method Of informing their friends that
they have no intention Of discontinuing business.
on the contrary, having Just completed inventory,
and finding their expectations fully realized. are
now better prepared than ever to supply the wants
ofthelr rapidly increasing trade. "StlliRg of -
az the end Of the season. together with other cir
cunstanreS, created the above impression.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE
offer this season some Of the best bargains In
WHITE GOODS. LACES, SILKS, PERCALES,
NUNS vETLINGs. CAsHMERES, BEIGEs. and
ether DRESS GOODS ever shown IN this city.
CoRsETs, CoRsETs.
WOVEN CORsETS, CUT CORSETs, and every
frst-class style OF CORSET from the leading
manufacturers.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
sach as SHIRTS. SCARFs, JEWELRY, COL
LARS, CUFFS, UNDERWEAR, &C., in immense
variety and low prices.
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
We keep good stock at all times aud can suit
YOU in price. style, and quality.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH, WINDOW SHADES,
RUGS. MATS, HASSOCKS, CORNICE-POLES,
IhiE Alhl AOhAlG A0hl AA-NNs
Als0 MATERIAL for making same.
Our spring importation of HAMBURGS is in.
LINEN sPLASHERS and TABLE SCARFS In
new designs.
RUBBER GOODS.
G0SSAMERS for men, women. and children.
HEAvY RUBBER COATS, HATS, and Leg
GINGS for men.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LADIES' UNDER
WEAR.
New cOlors SPRING DRESS GOODS now open.
our SPRING SILKS are just what You want.
Now Is the time TO get mp your supplies OF
SHEETING, PILLOW-CASkS, TABLE
CLOTHS, NAPKINS. TOWELS, &C., while we
are offering special inducements.
JERSEYS
viii be all the rage this spring. Cali at once and
make your selection. MCCALL'S BAZAR
GLOVE.FITTlNG PATTERNS. For sale by
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
10l7 and 1919 Main street,
fel9 Richmond, Va.
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When the average western paper has
spite against public man 1t publishes a
cut OF him, and then the public man feels
like going out and hanging himself. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-20
Railroad Sale.

A controlling Interest In the Petersburg
and Weldon railroad has recently beer
sold. The purchasers are thought TO b,
gentlemen interested In The Atlantic Coas,
Line.
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UNDER WEAR:


materials, and having bv q system of low prices
piece shown Is some new new stylc.
each article contained In our Immense assortment,
tion or comparison, some styles and prices, from
of this list win not alone amply repay You, but
us in our future efiorts
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HoRsFoRp's AcrD PHOSPHATE IN C0YsTI-
pAToN.-Dr. J.. N. Robinson, Medina, o.,
SAYS: "In cases OF indigestion, constipa-
tion. and nervous prostratlon, Its results
are happy"
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: NIGHT-GOwNS

ELEGANT sQUARE-FRONT GOWN of Ham.
burg centre edges, and neck and sleeves trim.
med In elegant Hamburg 10 match, at $3-ac-
tual valHc, So:
ELEGANT YOkE-FR0NT, rows wide Torchor
tucked and trimmed 10 match, at $1.65-ac-
tuai va ne $3.50;
12-1NCH HAMBURG FRONT, with Hamburg
collar aud sleeves, s2.25-actual value So 80
YOKE FRONT, 3 rows hamburg Embroidery, 3Z
Tuckss Collars and Sleeves 10 match, at S1.Os-
actual value $3.50;
TUCKED SoUARE-YoKE FRONT, row,
Hamburg, collars and cuffs TO match yoke, Al
Sl.2l-acfuai value So;
TUCKED-FRONT COLLARS and CUFFS
ruiiicd. made OF best Bleached Muslin, 74c.-
actual value 81
Neatly-made GOWN. Swiss trimmings. made
from good Bloached Muslin, 52c.-acIua
value, Zoe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-20

A Washington telegram saws: "FRAsK
HATToN Is side issue" II begins 10 look
like FRANK was dead issue.
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and at the same time baye u good, ~
using the New York Textile Filter Ccusv-
Pot. Can be seen for three days. In opefa-
tior, at John l. ste,cnsons. SCI MAN.
street, where he dispenses ifee q cup OF
delicious coffee TO ali who ealL Ladies ase
especially invited to call and examine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-20

Veteran smokers. moderate smokers, sad
those lust learning 10 smoke, pronounce
the Sealskin Cigar harmless, refreshing,
and captivating. Try them.
OWENS Il MINOR Agents, Richmond. W.
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YURxITuRE.

rINECHAMBER-sUITs, IN wAL-M
sfJTTs. sIDEBoARDs, HALL-srANDs,- M
We have inst received fresh supply Of thes be- :
shove, and parties needing FINE GOODS
stock. A fi,il supply OF medium goods always on
'jas u IS i''"' b. 6ATHRIGHT q son
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sEINF4-saREAD.

SEINE-shKEAD.
II LIcHTEX.ss.Tgs .s.gs sEIN'sSreegss
cor. SEvENTEzNTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SE[EE-rHREAD OF all Nos. and qualities;
PATENT and SOfT-LAID DSEINE-TWINES;
COTTON ROPES, all sizes;
CORKS and C0RKW0OD.
NETS and NETTING In stock and made 10 or
der at short notice. Lowest prices guaranteed.
sole Importers OF The LION BRAND SEINE
TiIREAD-warranted 30 give satisfaction.
MACRAME TWINEe, white and colored, ana
all sizes required. ial
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

&T- JULIUS MEYER & SON.
WINDOW
with LADIES, MUSLIN UNDERGRADUATES,
always claimed The lead, have never with us as
had manufactured under our personal supervision
you. &C incomparable and never before quoted
line of LADIES'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-20

The Tribune also publishes map OF the
soudan. We know It Is map of the Sou
dan because the Tribune says so.
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MUSLIN

of tvery grade. made and trimmed with the best
a,irVIv clered cut our last seasons stock, every
m being next 10 impos she for us TO describe
vre have described below, without fear of competi
he highest 90 the lowest grade. cai efa perlsai
win greatly encourage
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spECsAL NOTICES.

eT JULIUS MEYER s son:
OUR SECOND
ceom SIKH street claims yonr attention this week,
srs1rlcs which. though Tor seasons past We have
a,ned such proportions a. now. Indeed. having
so,ne exclusive styles, We are prepared 10 show
s" nrlces an immense
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
=, sSifts Specific Is entirely vegetable prepara-
uoh, aud should not be eonfounded with tile va
nous substitutes, limitations, non-seeret humbugs,
otcens M!eians,r etc., ETC., which are now being
manufactured by various persons. None or these
contain single article which enters into the com~
y,sl'ion OF :. 5. :. There is only one Swifts spe-
slhc and there is nothing In the world like II. To
prevent disaster and disappointment. be sure to
,iswins Specific is a complete antidote 10 Blood
Humor. j. DICKSON SMITH. N. d.,
Atlanta. Ga.
:. have had remarkable success with Swift's spe-
1he IN "a tbe treatment OF Blood and skin Diseases,
1so 10 fcinae Diseases. took II myself for Car
'silclts with happy effect.
ID. o. q. HEERY, NJ. D., Atlanta, Ga.
II nssd swift's Specific on my little daughter. vino
va va snie.ed with some Blood Poison which bad
,slsted ali sorts OF treameHf The Specific relieved
f permanently, and shall iise II IN nv practice.
W. Il. BR0N1E. M. d..
Cypress Ridge, Ark.
f Vef Treatise 90 Blood aud skin-Diseases mailed
Hce 10 applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga.
AeS York 0fiee, l59 west Twenty-fhird street.
fe i7-1w
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CORSET-C COVERS.

An immense line at extraordinary prices.
secluded portion Of our double stores, where the
Mail orders carefully and promptly filed.
60I AND 603 EAST BROAD STREET.
W&Sal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-20

the best things for colds. Anionl aa' =
large supply.
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store
will be closed
Wednesday and Thursday
the 10th and 2lst instant,
70 take an inventory.
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yerSlfet.

fFoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH PAGE
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
sach as SHIRTS. SCARFS, JEWELRY, COL
LARS, CUFFS, UNDERWEAR, &C., in immense
variety and low prices.
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LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE

otter this season some Of the best bargains in
WHITE GOODS, LACES, SILKS, PERCALEs.
NUNS vEILINGs. CAsHMERES, BEIGEs. and
ether DRESS GOODS ever shown IN this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-20
CORsETS, CORsETS.

WOVEN CORsETS, CUT C0RSETs. and ever,
frst-class style Of CORSET from the leading
manufacturers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-20

CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
We keep good stock at all times. and can suit
YOU In price, style, and quality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-20

FLOOR 0IL-CLOTH, WINDOW SHADES,
RUGS. MATS, HASSOCKS, CORNICE-POLEs,
LACE CURTAINS. PORTIERE CURTAINS.
Als0 MATERIAL for making same.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-20

Our sprug importation of IEAMBURGS is in.
LINEN sPLASHERS and TABLE SCARFS Ia
new designs.
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RUBBER GOODS.
G0SSAMERS for men, women. and children.
HEAvY RUBBER COATS, HATS, and LEG
GINGS for men.