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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
Pcr,nnals and Briefs.

Mr.. James r. Moore, of this city.
claims the discovery that pine timber oil
a certain sort, cut at certain season,
and used for wharf piles with the bark
on it. is not liable to be cut by worms
and is better than the creosoted tnnber
now used at great cost in Virginia wa
ters.
The Union Democratic Club will hold
a meeting Tuesday night at their head
quarters. Twenty-third and \ streets.
Mr.. Simmons, late Of the Whining
ton Club. has been elected manager OF
the Virginia Baseball Club, and Will
have full control of it, with authority
to engage such players as he wishes.
Last night Captain j. X. Sheppard,
of steamer No. 3, Of the Fire Depart
ment. was presented with beautiful
gold badge by the members of his COM
pany as a token of their esteem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
r r Fl r \ &; /. /. {; {;
xuIcn COMMENCES To-MoIEow AND
POSSIBLE AS WILL ADMIT OF
tsro PLACE COMPETITION OUT OF TIL
cHAsEs UNTIL Now HAVE

vr. h.ve ief, in our DREss-GOODS DE
PAKTMt.NT TWO cases of IL Hal.F-w00L
fsASfINFf{fS, in every shade, both light
ard dafl.. which we sold ~ a bargain at
I7c.-under these reductions they go at
Il,o about liz pieces NEARLY ALL.
WOOL ALPACA LCSrRES, of every
conceivable shsde. reduced from l5c. 10
Remaining main p5SAsiik 5SAiik SHADES in our Soc
YARD.wlDE. D0uBLE-WiDTH Eng
IlsH CASHMERES reduced 70 l7c.-
much lees Than the cost OF inanuiacture;
so pieces GREY MIXED. HALF-WOobpA
BEGE reduced from zoo. 70 loc. per
We recently received 42 pieces I.uPIN's
YARD-NIDE. BLACK ANp Coh0hS,
knuwn rs the hest soc. CASHMERE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO SIC.
II pieces FRENCH, AII.-WOOL SHOUDA,
40 inches wide, costing 67c. 70 import
end retailing at e5c.. under the reduce
on,y 4 pieces remain OF the FINE FRENCH
GHECK DlffsSS-FABRIC. reduced from
Sic to soc per yard
AZ pieces OTTOMAN aud JERSEY CLOTHS
In different qualities and shades, re-
ro,,,s agces s,dfR G" Of ~ TYcooS REs. costing
wholesale l6c. and retailing at 25c., re-
sc,TST STSfp Moot N fP;i,AIDs reduced from zoe.
rNGITSH OTTOMAN CLOTHS. dark
shades. reduced from 35c. to 20c.
We have lust about 3 pieces remaining OF
a purchase OF ALI-WOOl COlORED
IRESS FLANNEL for wnich we rald
g7i.c at the mills and retailed AT 35c.,
under the reductions we sell at 1891
our enilre remaining stock OF LADIES
CINIIlS ior tailof-gnade suits reduced
from - To 75c.;
uIkNkITs. BLASKETS, at immense re-
ducliOuS.
WKAIs. WHAT'S, less than cost;
REMEMBER. THESE GREATI.H-REDU
AND CONTINUE FILL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
Manchester Notes.

There is now pending before the
Finance Committee Of the City Council
a communication from the School Board
asking for an appropriation of 10000
or more for the purpose of building and
furnishing two new school-houses. The
lease on the buildings now used for
school purposes will expire at the ex-
piration Of this term, and as these build
.ngs having been three times condemned
by !. the grand jury, it is proba-
bic that they will not be leased
for another term Of years, and there
are no other buildings in the city thai
can be rented Of sufficient dimensions {,
meet the demands of the schools. Tn ;
matter should be carefully consider u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
A MURDERERS GROUND.
Two Italian Lshorers, With Their Threats
Cmi, Feund Burses Near srraense.

Two Italian Lshorers, With rhetr Threats
cut, Feund Rurses Near syracuse.
A Syracuse IN. W special says: On
Wednesday afternoon two boys. while
hunting rabbits in thickct two miles
east Of Savannah, a village ON the Vest
Shore road thirty-hve miles west Of
Syracuse. found number Of papers.
written for the most part in Italian.
On examination these were found to
be letters, passports. receipts for
money and registered letters, GER
tificates Of deposit. and the like.
Continuing their search. the boys found
mound which looked like grave.
and which when opened revealed eight
inches from the surface the naked body
of an Italian about forty years Of age.
The body lay face downward. The
throat was cut and the skull crushed
in. The remains were found to be those
of Livigue Luptonio, who was known
in the West-Shore gang. in which he
worked, as No. 2l3. Near by was
found rusty knife covered with dried
blood-stains. The corpse evidently had
lain there two or three months.
ANOTHER BODY FOUND.
Coroner Livingstone, Of Clyde, en-
panelled Jury, but adjourned the case
indefinitely to work up clews. fester-
day he went to the place and ordered
the remains exhumcd. Directly under
meath Luptonio's body was found an
other. somewhat larger, also lying face
downward, and also with its throat cut
and skull crushed. The second body
was that of an Italian about iifly-five
wears old. The remains were buried
in the cemetery near Savannah. The
men were undoubtedly murdered for
their money. The coroner is said to
have an important clew to the murder
ers. The Italians are said to have
done their banking business with a bank
of New York. Their financial transac-
tons will be traced.
THE RAILROAD-LABoRERs.
ne mystery naS eA0i'cu 'hc Ihe0noSH'
excitement in the village. The place
where the bodies were discovered is a
wild, isolated tract, overgrown by tan
gled thicket of underbrush growing in a
swamp near the Seneca river. Several
months ago company of two or three
hundred Italian laborers employed by
the West Shore road lived there. 1t is
thought that many more myteries OF the
same nature will he uncovered. Near
the grave were evidences Of fire where
the murdered men cooked their meaSs
and entertained their friends. An in
terpretation Of the papers found ncar
the grave will be necessary to establish
the exact residences of the men in Italy
|
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04

In another column will be found the
notice Of the removal Of X. I. Alvey 4
Co.. fced-store. to 1000 Franklin street.
McCubbin's old stand. These young
men have built up large business BY
their energy and close attention to it.
We hope they will continue to prosper.
Mr.. S. T. Hancock. the old feed vet
eran. will remain with them.
Alvey Brothers Wholesale store will
continue at sos Cary street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
The Moody Mass-Mcctings.

The following regulations governing
the assemblies of the people and pro-
yiding for their comfort and convenience
when assembled, as well as to provide
against confusion, disorder, and mis-
haps during the assemblages, are pub
lished for the information of the public,
with the urgent request that they will
be willingly and strictly complied with
by all who attend these meetings, as
this compliance on the part of the public
is indispensable to the maintenance of
good order, and will greatly facilitate
the systematic management of so large
concourse Of people, and will secure
to them perfect safety and comfort:
|. The ushers have been selected
from various churches, giving each an
equal representation, aud will be desig'
mated by red badges.
II. These arc under direction Of a
chief, who. with each daily detail Of
ushers, will assemble at the Armory an
hour before service, taking entire man
agement of the assemblagc until services
are concluded.
III. Tickets ofadmission good only up
to ten minutes previous to the services,
when, ifany seats are vacant, they will
be filled by those present, with or with
out tickets.
". Admittance to the building can
only be had in lines. Arrangements at
'front.' door are such that an entrance
can only be had in single file. There
will be two lines. and the public are
asked TO fall in the lines as they arrive.
V. Three ushers are assigned to each
aisle, with positive instructions to assign
seats in rotation from front TO rear, the
front row being reserved for the deaf.
The ushers are 10 seat persons on each
bench, and are TO allow no seat TO be
held for future occupant. This rule
the public are most earnestly asked to
observe strictly, TO prevent the annoy
ance Of persons passing in front Of a
seated bench to obtain an unoccupied
seat.
vi. The chief Of ushers, from stand,
has the audience at all times under his
eye, and by clectric-wires at his COM
mand communicating with the ushers
in al, parts Of the house and at the front
door, and with fircmen stationed for
duty. is prepared at any time to meet
any exigency that may arise without the
least delay or disturbance to the congre'
CATION. Shouldany OF the audience. from
urgent reasons, require an usher, raiss
the hand as signal. and it will be Al
once seen and attended to.
VII. The aisles next to the walls, sE
ter all seats are filled, can be used fol
standing only. The three large aisle.
under no circumstances viii be allowed
to be occupied during any service.
VIII. The doors will be closed ct th'
commencement Of service, or as soon q
the house is filled.
TX. On leaving the building ATE
services, it is urgently requested tina
ther will BE- no haIting in tho aisles .
| on the stairway or yestibule, for tn
comfort and convenience Of the n
tiring congregation.
! j. THOMPSON BROWN,
! Chisf Usher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
pas + X o VI
THALHIMER BROTHERS
HAPPY NEW-YEAR

ALL OF OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS.
We thank You for the liberal patronage
bestowed during the past year, and solicit n
continuance Of tile same. Our endeavors
for this year shall always be to place before
YOU the CHOICEST GOODS at the lowest
possible figures.
We begin the New Year with large stock
Of SEASONABLE GOODS, which we must
dispose OF during this month.
WRAPS, WRAPS.
Wetave yet enough WRAPS on hand to
supply all in need. our stock is very large
and the assortment much better than yon
can find elsewhere.
We will sell our stock OF SILK-PLUSH
COATS and NEWMARKErS positively at
PRIME COST. This is rare chance to OBJ
tain good garment for very little money.
Our NEWMARKETs, RUSSIAN CiRCU-
LARS, S,WALKING-JACKETS, and JERSEY
COATS have been reduced about 40 per
cent, and at the present figures you can sup
ply yourself with an excellent garment for
a very small sum.
In MISSES and CHILDREN'S WRAPS
we have made immense reductions. We can
sell CHILD'S COAT at So that has been
selling at $3.50. II you will give us a call
you can be satisfied that our prices are the
very lowest TO be had in the city. We will
give to our patrons some special bargains
during this week, as our buyer Is North in
search OF such.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sol Broad street, corner of Fifth.
ja 4-Su, ,Tu&Th
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TO HAVE DELAYED THEIR PuR-
REDUCTIONS ARE on z

s25 SILK CLOAK reduced 70 SIS.
we have always sold good quality C1ita'k
DOMESTIC GINGHAM At &c. that cost
us &c. Under the reduction we sell at
600 dozen PURE LINEN PLAID DOL
LIES reduced from 95c. to 3sc.
Our 5Oc. EXTRA LONG AND HEAVY
FRENCH-W WOVEN CORSET reduced to
our SYLVIA CORSET, known as the best
g Corset in the United states reduced
our - WCIFtiTBRATED PEARL SHIRT. ac-
knowledged the best 81 shirt made re-
l7s InSI1 FRENcH &c fVSii VcS0iiUTILL CoRsETs reduced
"a nieces de,e o. tI IBIEHCHED sHEETING that
cost us 2Ic. at the mills reduced from
25c. to 19c.; 10-4 same brand reduced
. pieces HEAVY B'ROCAD BEAvY
CLOAKING reduced from s2.5 TO si;25 (;
90 pieces 0-4 UNBLEACHED SHEETlNG
reduced TO 17c.: 10-4 same reduced 10
haie COOP YARD-wIDE UNBLEACH-
ED COTTON reduced from Sc; 10 4ac:;
HEAVY ALL-WOOL MEDICATED FLAN-
MEL reduced from 35c. TO 20c.;
TURKEY-RED DAMAsK reduced from
Go9D 9iS' LINEN CRASH reduced &C.;
BEST QUALITY LINEN DIAPER reduced
10 6Gc.;
BEST eI.25 WIRE TAPESTRY CARPET
reduced 70 S2ac.;
An EXTRA LONG sAT1N-FINIsH DAM
AK TOWEL reduced TO 81 per dozen (:
80 dozen EXTRA HEAVY AND Long
PIRELINEN HUCKABACkTO TOWELS,
one yaEd long, reduced from zoe. TO
12sc.:
EXTRA SIZE PURE LINEN DAMASk
TOWELS reduced from l5lc. to lOc.;
GENTLEMEN'S HEAVY WHITE MER1-
NO SHIRTS reduced from Doc. TO 25c.
TO MENTION, COMMENCE TOMORROW
EAST BROAD STREET. ia lit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
The mngruder Concert.

Mr.. Henry Magruder and Miss Kate
Magruder, son and daughter of the late
General John b. Magruder, will shortly
give concert in this city. These
as such critical authority
classes them-spcnt some time in Eu-
rope perfecting themselves in music,
and have won the highest .commenda-
ton in musical circles in Boston, Balti-
more. and other cities. They will be
assisted by number Of other musicians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
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; snb Pss 200 kkoo I 4 i kkrns Essss
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+ 3 ERa 4 Z Wy
B BDb > Re
8 s'Fo g = g g = SB 81 3 sssss ssss
9 5sa 60 Q oo Q 9 oooo . BBpbp D ssss
FFF A Nm y oooY. Y
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Z saq a . 90 90 90 90 BDP B p ssss
9 easS ss 90 90 200 90 3 bDb , ssss =
CI,OAKS.

CLOAKS.
Our stock of CI,OAKS Is complete in every
detail. All the styles that now prevail are
shown by us in our handsome cloak-par-
-NEWMA RKETS, RUSSIAN CIRCU-
LARS, UOLMANS, PALETOTTES HAVE
LOCKS, &c, &C.
We would suggest that nice present for
n child would be one Of our pretty PLUSH
AND ASTRCAHAN-TRIMM HAV We
LOCKS at from So to $3.50.
Remember that our stock OF CLOAkS VIII
have 10 be sold before Christmas. Go they
must. ,,,,, ,,,-rs
In this department we still keep our repu-
tation OF giving the best goods for the least
Plush in all coiors. s125;
BEAUTIFUL vELVErEEN In oil colors'
sIIIKSeV;ELvETs, all colors, s1.s2;
GRAY ASTRACHAN, BRowN:BLACK
ASTRACHAN. suitable for trimming,
A full line of CLoAKINGs, sACKINGs.
SUITINGS, &c, &C.
BLANKETS.
A BLANKET for 81 worth s1.50: BLAN-
KET for Sl.50 worth 81 BLAN-
KIT for SO worth $3.50; a BLANKET for
50. 80 worth So; q SIS BLANKET for $50;
SIS BLANKET for 81. BLANKETS all sizes,
all qualities. all prices.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
We have replenished this department for
the holidays. and are prepared 10 snow as
full a line Of FURNISHING GOODS as any
ry-goods or furnishing-goods house In this
city.
GENTLEMEN's ALL-SILK and SATIN
PUFFED SCARFS, 25c.;
BOYS WINDSOR SCARFS, 25c.:
CENT ENEN'S WINDSOR SCARFS, Csc. !;
some OF these scarfs are worth 81;
GFNE .EMEN'S DUDE TIES; -,
GENTLEMEN'S DUDE COLLARS, all
GENTIh;MENi's WITH; aqS;i AL~LINEN TURN
DOWN COLLARS, three for Zoe;
GENTLEMEN'S WHITE HEMSTITCHED
HANDkERCHIEFS, three for o0e.
b ERTTiFTL coLoREp:BoRDERED
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs,
SILK AND SYStn CoTT0jN MUFFLERs;
GENTLEMEN's RIDING-GLovEs. fur
DRESS GLOVES. CLOTH GLOVES;
GENTLEMEN'S JEWELRY;
BEAUTIFUL RHINESTONE SOLITAIRE
SCARF-PINS:
SOLID GOLD PINS, 81;
CUFF-BUTT0NS. CoLLAR-BUTTONS,
&C., &c.
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS.
NULL HANDKERCHIEFs, colored bor-
ders, .12lsc, worth 25c.
| EMBROIDERED II NDK Err CHIEFS,
hemstitched. l2l.c.;
LINEN COLLARS, standing and turn
down;
| RHINESTONE JEWELRY In all designs
HOSIERY, all prices;
LADIES CASHMERE GLOVES. black and
colors, az 2oe.-a great bargain,
| COI.LARETsTES, LACE COLLARS;
LACE HANDKERCHiEFS, &c.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
Just received, per express 900 dozen
| SILK IIANDK RCHIEFS at prices To suit
all pockets. These goods were bought
cheap and viii be sold cheap The pricesare
25c., soc, 35c 4Oc., 50c.. 6Uc., 75c.. 0oc., 81.
sI.25. $3.50. 81. and $3.50. These goods are
all SILK.
Remember the time-bctween now and
sYCLE BROTHERS,
de ll-Su,W,&F 3ll Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
.,cnmond Electoral Board.

Colonel ". II. Palmer, a member OF
The Richmond Electoral Board. said
yesterday that the Board had as yet
fixed no day for its meeting for the cleo
tion of registrars and judges of election.
In view of the well-known fact that
the Republicans mean to contest this
Anderson-McC Cormick law in the courts,
i is considered desirable that the con-
test should be forced upon them at once,
20 that the case may be decided before
the Supreme Court leaves Richmond
else it viii be dragging along in the
midst Of the next campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
Directors Relieved.
BY telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

IBy telegraph 10 INC HIsPaIcH.I
PITTSBURGH. Pa, January, g.
Judge Stone, of the Common Pleas
Court, filed an opinion this morning,
holding that the Penn Bank was ope-
rated under private and special char
ter and not under the banking act of
lS48-'50. This relieves the directors
of the bank of individual liability for
the sums due depositors. The case
will now be fought out in the Supreme
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
madden Death.

Yesterday morning at sos o'clock
George Cohen fell dead at No. 1911
Franklin street, while opening oysters
for Slater & Cooper. He died so sud-
denly that he did not loosen his hold
upon either the oyster-knife or the oys-
ter which he held in his hand at the
time he was struck dead.
The Coroner was notified, and after
viewing the body decided that death
was produced from an unknown disease.
The ambulance was sent for, and the
remains were taken to the morgue at
the aImshouse, where they will be kept
until tomorrow for burial.
The deceased was about fifty years
old. but had no family here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
For tbe Exposition.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company will sell excursion tickets to
the Industrial Exposition at New Or
leans, covering variety of routes go
ing and returning same way, or going
one way and returning another. Tick
cts Just as cheap and the time-limit
Just as long as rid any other line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
EIectlOD of Officers.

At a regular meeting of Virginia
Council, No. 9j4. American Legion OF
Honor. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term l.. p.
Richmond. commander Joseph Eitel,
vice-commander c. l.. Britton. ora
tor: Myer Angle, secretary; X. +.
Shine, collector; c. II. Kaufelt, trca-
surer; William II. Williams, guide
C. II. Clarke, chaplain; Robert John
son. warden Isaac Schwartz, sentry
representative to the Grand Council, IL.
II Herbert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
professor Bauer. piano-I,se,sa,.

Miss Douglas sang Where the Lin
dens Bloom in a thoroughly artistic
manner. and with a wealth and beauty
of voice seldom heard off the operate
stage. "--Musicdi Courier, Men York,
Norem6er 26, 1884.
Miss Douglas will sing at Professor
Bauer's piano-rccitaI on the 9th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
Go to Cordes's for Blankets.
Caution.

Consumers of " Dill's Best tobacco
will please notice carefully heeyeliow
tag on the same, and see that il has the
wording in black letters, {" Dil's Best"
Other tobaccos are being placed on the
market with tag similar in coloring to
the "Dill's Best =" tag, and may mislead
consumers Of this celebrated brand Vf
tobacco. To be genuine, the little yell
low tag must have on it '' Dill's Best"
In buying, do not ask for the little yell
low tag, as formerly, but Dill's Best, :"
and see that you get what you ask for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04

by this comrAittec and by the Council,
and such an appropriation be made or
some means devised. if possible. TO pro-
vide for the erection Of these much
needed buildings.
There will be the usual services at
the city churches to-day, and Rev. Mr..
Christian. Of the Central Methodist
church, will preach a sermon specially
to the young tonight.
Louise Gray was before Mayor Tay-
lor yesterday for resisting Special
watchman Roach in the discharge Of
his duty. She was fined 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
Bxomonos -
Jons II. TyLsn 4 Co.,
1908 Main street,
will continue 10 sell their good. At very
greatly reduced prices until February
Isl. when they viii make change IN
their business. Those who wish to
make purchases are invited to examine
their stock.


All persons stopping over ~ Rieh-
pond en- route to the Worlds Far st
New Orleans or Florida should by all
means avail themselves Of tho cppoftss-
nifty to see James river. The points Of
war and colonial interest along that
river renders it the richest ~ Ar<rica.
And the pleasures Of the trip are IN
sured by the comfortable steamer Ariel
and its elegant restaurant, with all The
delicacies Of the season. The fare 10
Norfolk is only 81. =
Don't fail to do yorsclf this Justice.
Guide-book on the steamer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
Ladies', Attention.

Professor Z. L. Davis, Of Boston,
Mass, has taken rooms at Virginia
House. Grace street, for two weeks,
where he will teach the new system
known as Boston Dress-Cutters' Square.
1t banishes gucss-work and guarantees y
perfect fit without alteration. Glasses
by day or evening. All are invited to
call and test this system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
s. s. E.. s. { : 4 K; c; 6;
$sEE. sos e.. % St3E Pa | i { E S. ssss
BIG REDUCTION TO CLOSE OUT THE
STOCK.

Q PLUSH COATS reduced from s45 TO IS;
/ PLUSH NEWMARKET reduced from $50
to $40:
l BRoCAbED VELVET NEWMARKET re-
duced from S75 TO $50;
l SATIN NEWMARKET reduced from $50
/ oTT6MAN-sILK NEWMARKET reduced
from $40 TO s25;
/ SILK NEWMARKET reduced from $40 to
$50:
/ BROCADED SILK NEWMARKET re-
duced nom s35 to s25;
1 BROCADED VELVET D0LMAN reduced
from sS2 to $40;
. BROCADED SILK DOLMANS, extra large
size. reduced from $40 10 $50;
HEAVY GROS-GRAiN SILK D0LMAN
extra large size. reduced from $40 10 $50 (;
/ GROS-GRAIN SILK RUSSIAN CIRCC-
LAR reduced from $50 to s35;
BROCADED SILK RUSSIAN CIRCULAR
reduced from $50 to efJ;
l OTTOMAN-SiI.K RUSSIAN CIRCULAR
reduced from $50 TO 1885,
] BROCADED SILK RUSSIAN CIRCULAR
reduced nom $50 TO $40:
BROCADED SILK RUSSIAN CIRCULAR
reduced from $40 10 s25;
BROCADED SILK RUSSIAN CIRCULAR
reduced from 500 To s35
BROCADED SILK RUSSIAN CIRCULAR
reduced from $40 10 $50:
BRCCADED SILK RUSSIAN CIRCULAR
reduced from S35 TO s25;
l SILK CIRCULAR, with genuine Siberian
squirrel lining. reduced from s75 10 $40.
Those Wishing TO buy FINE WRAPS nj
low prices have now an opportunity TO do
so. as we have marked the above garments
down To less than cost, preierring TO make a
loss rather than carry them over this sea-
son. We also show "A large assortment oi
CLOAKS OF all kinds from "a up 10 $50.
LEVY & DAVIS,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
de l-X F6Su
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Go to A. F. Cordes's for Blankets.

A safe and beautiful oil, crystal,
white, and almost inodorous--.hc - Dia-
mond" Safety Oil. Gives steady,
bright light, of high fire-test, and is
much safer than most oils you buy
nowadays. Sold Wholesale or retail by
l.. WAGNER. Druggist,
Sixth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
u..e.wua.-sw,,sx.

DO you want something nice in ilow-
ers--5askcts, corsage, bouquets--)r any
design in flowers, frcsh-cut, or immor-
telles? Call at No. q north Ninth street
and leave your order. giving plenty Of
time, and you will get something nice.
II. A. CArLIN. Florist,
Store No. 6 north Ninth street.
Phone. 3l2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04

Received from &. F. Johnston,
:. Frank Fairlcigh or, Scenes from the
Life of Private Pupil" (scasidc);
price, 90 cents. "A Good Hater,"
novel, by Frank Boyle tFranklin
Square); 20 cents. Harper's Basar,
10 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
For Your Feet.

DR.. Rybask, the Austrian foot-sur-
geon. unriyalled in this country, cures
positively every bunion. removes corns
entirely without pain, and corrects all
malformation Of toes and nails at
moderate charges. Parties attended at
their residences. Call at Thirteenth
and Cary streets. over Tivoli.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-04
zen perrert. Culyert Tux.

The impression prevails that an ordi-
nance reducing the culvert-tax from 10
per cent. to per cent. has passed, but
il has not and unless the City Coun-
ell acts in that direction this month the
same old rate will be levied for the
present year..