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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-08
Ioy- MlTTELDORFER'
GRAND OPENING
or
SPRING GOODS.
SPRING GOODS

Our senior partner mas lust returned from
New ORR and We are receiving the iafgesi
Rnc DeSi assorted stock of New ano Deslra
tie Goods ever shown IN fnis CITY. Dui
fpecisitieH cannot be surpassed anywhere
m low prices. hEkSS tsODl'o an al tnt
new shades and make HOmespuns IN al
shades ~ 12k 1Gk 20, and soc. for 6-A
Con hlnGtiOn HOmeSpunk 81 % bu 20 hnu
SOC: Combination Dress Goods OF al kind
and prices: satin Berbers Ia all new shades
"a v ide. ri zoe. worth S7tc.: Pin Checkt
al Zoe. price elsewhere lGc-; Solid Dress
Goods from Csc % 6zsc. per yaru Coioreu
SILK KhRdamas 81 TIC. worth sls biach
silks, khadRmas. sunns rstinS large
stock or Dress Ginenans III 1olie du- Nords
Madras Canton and other styles ~ z, = =.
10. aRd 1870. Crfnkies at s., 10. and 12s,-
ChRm brHYs IN al coiors ~ 3 ana ino.-
very SIN iisu article. ~atlnfs IN Solo colofa
AL 81 ndes-algo heautiful linz OF faneies a.
I2sC. Prints at 4. A. and &c c.--Etand&ru
goods amt best spring styi les.
MATTINGs. AATrINGs. MATTIN0iS.
6ss rolls OF Rcv Mattings bought a. anc-
ton in while. red cheCk. and fRncies. from
u. a. zoe. for the bes' III these goods. We
me head uuariers for low prices.
tur stock al Carpets. Rugs Ol,-Cloths
" iudow shades aud Upholstery floods %
D. sold regard .ess OF coSi.
tzfeit tor LRmbrequlns at 75c. per ward
our spring sfFcE Of Cassimeres COrK
screws nipgCnHis and " ofsteG suitiu@s b.
nov com plstc. bargains cal De secured by
calling early.
WUiTE GOOp- WHITE GOODS.
All sfyles and .unlfies. a very large
stock a. prices loser than ever.
HOsierA Glove Nnti0uE uderWear klp-
houA Curscts t-WC.ry, Leather Satcheis
Tuiauudered - fts &c. &C. 81.
FOr bargains of ail inds cal and exam
in nur sock. ard 5 OF WIZ he conN lhceu
ina ". give Won the lowest prices and the
pes value \. 8 h. MITTELD0RFEk
NH gO.Tu&Th BIZ Broad street.
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Tlae AraaenY.

At the Academy yesterday afternoon
Msg's Diversion" a two-act comedy,
and the farce entitled "Turn Him
Out were presented 10 small audi
ence. Not much can be said IN their
favor OF either Of these plays; neither
calls forth the strength Of the COM
paDy.
At night the troupe showed to mnch
better advantage, when Lynwood "
was played to q fine audience. The
piece is familiar to our theztrs-goors,
having been given here frequently
before. Last night it was well put on,
and those who assumed the principal
parts were called before the curtain
several times.
Governor Lee was present.
"Lynwood viii be presented for
the remainder Of the weak.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GEORGE W. MAYO. l01z 4. NJ, furniture
sc.
FRANK j. HILL & Co. 3 2. NJ. commis
sioner safe OF house No. 4lO east Clay
street aud lot fronting on Gay street.
FuRMAN TUPPER. 3 T. NJ. building-loi
on west side OF Tnirtieth street between
Oand = streets.
]. THOMPSON BROWN CO., o 2. NJ
two-story frame dwelling No. Zsl4 cas-
Gay street.
Z. b. COOK, 10 A. N. and z. NJ. diamonds
watches &C.
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supreme Cours of Appeals. Yesterday

Shumate against Spillman. Argued
by Captain +. 5. Blair and L. L. Camp
bell, Esq, for plaintiff In error, and
submitted. This case was incorrectly
reported as having been submitted OF
Tuesday,
Smith against Snyder. Argued by
Colonel John Il. Guy and jackson
Guy. ESQ, for plaintiff in error, and
continued until to-day.
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COUPONS AND THE COURTS.
An Emporium Case Submitted Q.
Judges BOND and Hughes

An ImporSani Case Submitted so
Judges BOND and Hughes.
In the United States Circuit Court
yesterday-Judges Bond and Hughes
pTesidinp-ex- Governor d. II. Cham
beTlain, once of South Carolina, nov
of New York, for the plaintiff, and At
toTney-General Ayers, for the Com
monwealth, argued a motion for q
mandamus 10 compel the States Off
GERS TO receive coupons from L. i.
and 6. I. Burgess.
The argument was concluded and the
case submitted.
The petitioners, IL the introduction o.
their printed brief, give the following
history Of the case:
" The petitioners, Z. i. Burgess and
G. 7. Burgess, are judgment-debtors Of
the State OF Virginia In the sum OF
g.. 222 %, with interest amounting to
s3.T94.73 on account OF money collected
by Z. i. Burgess as treasurer OF
Northumberland county, III the same
State. for which be has not accounted.
Execution having been issued Oh this
Judgment February %, 1856, and the
sheriff having been directed to enforce
the same, the petitioners, March
II, 1856. rendered the sheriff II
payment OF the judgment past-due cou-
pons Of the tax-receivable bonds of Vir-
GINA TO the amount Of s.. 792, together
with small amount-s2. Sin money.
and the further amount OF sS490 in
money as sherifi7s fees.
The sheriff refused the tender be
cause by the terms Of the act Of Vir-
ginia approved December q, 1872, II
was declared that IT should not be law
ful for any collector Of taxes TO con-
vert any moneys received by him into
coupons, but that such collector should
account to the Treasury in money for
al revenue received by him in money"
The case Of Martin Link, who was
on Tuesday indicted for violation OF
the pension laws, was tried, and the
accused was honorably acquitted.
Il. Rand. Wexford, Esq, qualified 10
practice in this court.
THE COUPON CASH IN THE HUsTINGs
COURT.
Yesterday morning al 10 O'Clock IN
the Hastings Court IN the case Of Ed
gar G. Jones, the travelling salesman
who had gone on with his business, after
q tender of coupons, without license,
the Judge decided that upon the plead
ings IN the case and the rulings OF the
court theredpon the defendant was enti.
tied 10 his discharge. The prisoner
was therefore discharged. But the
Commonwealth having taken the case
TO the Supreme Court of Appeals OF
Virginia. the defendant is still held
under his bonds entered into on Tues
day for his appearance at the next DC
tober term 10 answer the Judgment OF
that court, and also to stand trial upon
another indictment pending in the
Hastings Court. If the Judgment OF the
Hastings Court in the case tried should
be reversed.
Judge Atkins also decided the case
of the Commonwealth rs. Royal, which
was lately determined by the Suprem-
Court Of the United States and which
has been decided to apply to the case
Of Jones. In that case Judge Atkins
held that the accused was liable. but
the Supreme Court was OF different
opinion, and hence the decision rem
dered IN the case Of Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-08
An Elevator al tire Capitol n Ger
lnlnty.

At the last session Of the Legislature
a bill was passed making an appropris-
tion for the erection OF an elevator N
the Capitol building. Since that time
bids have been advertised for, several
Of which were received, and yesterday
the contract for erecting the elevator
was awarded Messrs. Otis q Brother
of Boston. This firm is quite a cele-
brated one IN its line, having erected
the elevators in the Washington Monu-
ment, Capitol, and Presidents House
IN Washington, besides having done sat
isiactory work in London, HOng-hong'
and other places.
The work will be begun al once, and
in q short while visitors 70 the Capitol
win be lifted from the ground-hoor to
its roof IN q few seconds, thereby add
ing another attraction to this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-08

which ii can be done In Richmond, and
viii contain the official journal ftbe pro-
csedings and full reports Of discussions
and much other interesting matter per-
tanning to the Conference. Ii Will ne
edited by Dr. o. p. Fitzgerald, editor
of the Christian Adrocatc published
at Nashville, Tenn. All correspond
ence pertaining to the paper, until the
25th of April, should be sent to Nash
will, Tenn, and after that date to Rich
mond, Va, to L. ID. Palmer, manager
Publishing House.
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AIieilI Mr.

Last night a few minutes before l2
o'clock the ceiling Of the shoemaker
shop il the cellar OF SIC east Broad
street caught fire from a swinging lamp
which had been left burning in the shop.
The policeman who discovered the ire
turned in al alarm from Box 3, and
the Department responded and soon
extinguished the fire. Damage sl0.
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sMoKr TRrxY CIeARs.

SCOTS EMULSION " PURE COD. .LIvEh
on. WITH HYPoPHosPHTEs. IN most
valuable remedy for consumption. scrofula
wasting diseases OF children, colds. and
chronic coughs, and IN ali conditions where
there is loss of iiesn. o lack OF nerve
power and d general debility OF the sys-
-
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Street Presbyterian church promise to
be decidedly enjoyable. There viii
also be good music.


Forspaugh & Samwell's show, corner
of Broad and Laurel streets, drew an
other crowded tent yesterday afternoon
and night, and gave aplessing and sat-
isfactory performance.
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n>a,y Cnrsss.ss Aavecsss-

Arrangements have been made to
publish Daily Christicn Adsoedfe IN
Richmond during the session OF the
GmsRsl Confsrsnce Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, which msess
On Msy 5th. 1t VIII be IN sight-psge
paper, executed IN the best style IN
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scrap,um s.,or,. de l.youa,.e-

flowers over p inches in diameter,
a lovely scarlet, large foliage, the
largest Flowering Geranium in the
United States.
II. "A. CATLIN, Florist,
6 north Ninth or 723 south Laurel
street, Richmond, Va.
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ffEUt,N NALS.

MISS SARAH HAEBERLE HAS
vi removed her RESSMAkING E~-
TABLISHMENT 10 No. 42l east Broad
street fover {. l.. Seigels snoe- store. and
would be glad tosee her patrons al the above
Mace p4-lws
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ss~ DECORATE, DECORATE /.

A large assortment of JAPANESE FANS
In all of the latest shapes from lc. up to
75c each. Also. kIThS. LANTERNS. UM
HRFLLAS. PAKASOIsS. PANELS. and
PANS. LEVY 4 DAVIS
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sS BABY-CARRIAGES.

Unprecedented sales One hundred more
iugi received. The largest stock ever
brought 60 this city. You can save from e.
TO $40 Dy buying OF us.
LEVY & DAVIS.
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Gou,s ana the knights of s.asor

touid and the Ia niUhtN of Lnbor
may disagree, but every one that has
seen the $3.50, $40, and sl2 Business
Suits at The Tep-Per- Cent. Clothing
House, 3l3 Broad street, agrees that it
paws to buy there.
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A Handsome Display

at Pizzini's new store, 100 east Broad,
of Easter offerings-Eggs, Owls, Rab-
bits, Panoramas. and other novelties.
Call and see them.
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Prayers for Mr.. Powderiy.

The following is copy of letter
received yesterday from William II.
Mullen. District Master Workman OF
this district
PHILADELPHIA, April 6, 1856.
:. James 4. Realy, Esq, Labor Her.
aid
Ask all Knights Of Labor TO offer
prayer for the recovery Of our worthy
chief. I. Y. Powderly. This noble
man is very i'll, and under the most
favorable circumstances il viii be some
time before he will be able 70 resume
his work.
at is distressing to know that this
devoted son of labor is m dangerous
condition. His physicians VIII not a.
low any ons to sse him, nor viii thsy
permit him 10 know one word Of what
is going % in the labor fisld. This his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-08
na~ EASTER NOVELTIES.

A large and elegant assortment OF EASTER
CAKlr, PLAQUES BELLS &C. See tine
nev.siyle CELLULOID HANp-PAINTED
CARDS and FANS. LEVY DAVIS
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fsoyespff

everybody's Hats until you see the
STYLES and Prices at The TEMPER Cent.
Clothing House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-08

sT Robert Chrisiison. Physician to her
Majesty the Queen OF England speaking
OF the Coca plant. says The properties
Of this wonderful plant are the most re
markable OF any known to the medica
world From repeated personal trials
an convinced that it, use is highly Deneh-
cial and tonic .. To build up = broken-dOwu
system Use the LIEBGC C0MPANY's Coca
BEEF TONIC endorsed and recommended
by the foremost physicians OF Europe and
America. OverwrOught and feeble nerves
are quieted digestion Is promoted, and new
tone and viaor IN all OF the organs OF the
body follow III use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-08

The tablsux to be givm st Sengsr
Hall tonight unds IL supicss Of the
Young Ladies' 6ecisty Of the Grses-
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sMoKE TRIxY CIGARS.

THE DIsPATCB JOB-PnISTIsG HOUSE II
thoroughly equipped 70 do al Kinds OF
Book AND JoB-PRIETISG al tine shOrtesi
notice
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$ W. II. MULLEN
THK EKTCK-uEN's TROUBLES.
Masens Return 40 Work "a tive un'"n
Depof-1ntcrferene win NoB-
Union Hands. Ae.

Union HNuus. 6t.
On Saturday last Mr.. RolliD, the
contractor for the brick-work on the
Union depot, discharged his foreman,
Mr. Tom Savage. under circumstances
heretofore detaiIed-Mr. Rollin alleging,
MIR. Savage denying.
Tbs bricklayers did not 20 10 work
Monday or Tuesday, inssmuch as the
weather was bad and the matter was
beins investigated by joint commit
tee of the Brickmakers' Association
and the Bricklayers' Union. This COM
mittee notified Mr.. Rollin Tuesday
afternoon that his bricklayers would
resume work yesterday morning, and
they did so. lie has noD-union la
borers and is getting on well with his
work.
WANTED THEM TO STRIKE.
Messrs. Marable d Dansey have the
contract for building 9 brick house al
the southeast corner OF Seventh and
Cary streets, and they have let the con
tract for the brick work TO Mr.. A. +.
Neal. Yesterday afternoon a man
tnauo unknown went to the laborers
employed by Mr.. Neal and tried to liz
fiuence them 10 strike. Messrs. Mara
BILE and Neal both tried TO get him TO
leave without any trouble, but he re-
fused to do SO, whereupon the former
went to the station-hOuse and swore
out warrant for the arrest Of the man.
While Mr. Marable was gone to the
station-house the man left, and at last
accounts had not been arrested. He
said that he was paid twenty dollars
per week for his services IN this behalf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-08
Genuine Imported wcstphaiis Hams

Choice Beef Tongues,
Smoked Salmon,
and every table laxury at
CHRISTIAN. WHITE & Co. s.
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The Northwestern storm.

DETROIT, MICH, April The
snow-storm continued until 6 O'Clock
this morning To-day the snow is be-
ing cleared away, and il is expected
that to-morrow will see traffic generally
resumed. II is warm and the snow Is
slowly melting. Railroad travel has
been blocked, but few trains getting
through. The Grand Trunk has about
abandoned business between here and
Port Huron. The Detroit, Grand Ha-
ven and Milwaukee and the Detroit,
Lansing and Northern railroads have
been completely blocked, but large
gangs are at work and travel viii pro-
baby be resumed to-day.
The Erenipg Journals Msrqustte
special states that, while the snow is
fast disappearing at that point, the ice
is solid as far Is the eye can reach and
two feet thick, the sun having no effect
upon 1t.
CHICAGO, April "A severe north
east gale yesterday caused much add
tional damage to Lincoln Park and the
Lake-Shore Drive, between North ave-
nue. and the end of the park. All
breakwaters have been swept away,
leaving that portion Of the park with
out protection. In many PLACES ths
entire drive has disappeared.
six Feet Of sss~.
LAcoNIA, n. H., April six fsst
OF snow has fallen in some localities n
northern New Hampshire. The rivers
are al bankful Of water, and the mills
are generally stopped.
BosToS, April 7.-Dispatcaes rs-
csived last night from various sections
Of New England report terrific galss,
accompanied by light fAll Of NOV.
Many Of the rivers are rapily rising
and threatening disastrous inundAxioua.
WATERFORD, ONT, April IA
terrific storm visited this locality -
tsrdsy. The snow Is from two 10 fvs
fsst dssp. Business is entirely sns-
pended.
LySCHBUR6, VA, April 7.-Nssdy
and Eanksy arrived here to-day sad
| prsachsd IN the Open House b sn in-
msnss crowd. Huadrsds II psopls
vsss tuznsd sway. TAsy ssnan hsss
] until Saturday.
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Hyacinfh and Tulip Buib~
for planting, sI.j0 per hundred.
II. 4. CATLIN.
E north Ninth street. Richmond, Va.

IHIs5o BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs -
were introduced and their guccess rs u cure
for Colds Coughs. Asthma. and Bronchitis
uas been UNPARALLELED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-08

noble heart and nature rebel against
and be would be perfectly willing %
give the life he has brought no near
close by unreuitting labor ss . willing
sacrifice for his people. As Moses was
faithful to the Isrselites, 30 is Powderi5
faithful to the sons Of toll.
Let all unite their prayers ths'
God IN His infinite mercy may spsrs
him unto us many, many years, even
until he shall see the crowning Of his
labors with that abundant fruit be has
labored so hard to harvest-the emsn-
cipation Of the laboring millions from
the bondage Of wage slavery.
"Fraternally.
W. Fl. MULLEN.
POWDEBLY IMPROVING.
lBy Associated Press
SCRANTON, Pa. April Master
Workman Powderly is improving, and
expects to be out IN few days.
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CO.1T4GIOTS
DISEASES ARE PREVALENT ALL
OVER TIE WORLD.

IRmn native OF England and while was
IN that country I contracted terrible
hloOd poison, and Tor two yeaf was under
eatment a. al outdoor patient at Not
tingham Hospital, England, but was MOI
cured. ] suffered the most RgolliZinG pains
IN my bones. and was covered with sores
All oy er my body and limbs ] had vertigo
and deafness. with partial loss of sight
severe pains IN my head and eyes, etc,
which nearly ran me crazy. ! lost al mop,
IN that country and sailed for America. and
wac treated 81 Roosevelt, in this city, a.
well as by u prominent physician IN New
York having no connection with the hos
pitfalls. 60 o.
] saw the advertisement OF Swift's Spe-
cific, and determined 10 give II d trial a. q
last resort ] had given up all hope OF being
cured as ! had gone through the hands ol
the best medical men in Nottingham and
New York / took six bottles OF =. B. s.
and can say with great JOY that they nave
cured me entirely. am as sound and well
"a ! ever wac IL my life.
l.. FRED. HALFORD.
Exw YORK CITY. June 12. 1855.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-08
To TRAyEtI.ERs.
UO. FOR EUROPE.-REpREsENT.

ITO, FOR REUR0PE.-REPRESENT.
Ii ING ali nrst-ciass ocean steamship
llues. VIZ are prepared 10 gel the best ae-
con modatiops on the most reasonable
terms. HeTihs secured by telegraph. and
all arrangements made for parties before
STARTING. Railroad and stea msh D. tickets
~ an painfs In the Omitted States and
tsafope' Sleeping and parlos-oar accom-
nodat.ons reserved Passengers and bag.
sare called for nj hotels and private resi-.
6ences for all trains and stea m boats lcavfnf
tae civ, Baegage checked 20 destination
Aeents ON ali trains 90 attend 20 passenger,
anf, their bngreee. Information chcerfully
giyen hy letter ~ otherwise.
A. W. CARRIER
froprieter Richmond Transfer Company
ana General kaiirosd- and steamsnip-
Tsckei ofiice, 1000 Main street
NH 5S-1h. .Sn6Tu8m
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A CHANCE IN OUR
HOSIERY.

In TINS Department, We have a few special
numbers 10 mention:
No. /.
A lot OF LADIES LlSLb-THRkAl HOSk
tslignlly damaged al lac.
No. ..
An assorted lOt OF BOYS and MISSES
SOLID and MIXED RIBBED Hp r
extra long and good value-we sell them
Al &c.
No. 3.
l.ADIFS FULL REGULAR-MADE BAL
HRIGGANs al l7c.
No. 4.
A mixed Tot OF LADIES STRIPED LIGHT
and DARK, and SOLID kkGULAk-
MADE HOSE al zoe.
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WILLIHERY
SpRING OPENING.

mHs. l. u. NORRIS win EXHIBIT sss
on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, April stu
and stn q fnll line OF SPRING MILL
NERY-french-fx Pattern BoNNErs aud
ROUND HATs-all the latest novoisins
The ladies' are cordially invited. ap 7-St
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-08

I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
CITY 6knGEANT.
subject % nomination ~ the psmocsntLe
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POISON

mad produced great holes IN my back anc
chest, and mad removed all the hair of my
mead YET began to improve IN weeks
time and tins sores began TO heal. and were
entirely gone inside OF eight weeks
WILL JONES,
Porter Union Pass Depot.
CISCO, TEXAS. July IS les6.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer s. Atlanta, Ca; New York. 157
wes1 Twenfy-third street fe2
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ESy IT YOU STUDY THE VALUE
OF money spare & few moments and read
what we have 10 say In regard to prices this
week
DRESS F4BRIC.S.
uOTBI.F-WIDTB HOMESPUN-Tan and
Light Gray Mixed-ai 3sc.
All.MOOL DOUBLE WIDTH THlCoI-
N al shades and black, IN spring
weights at 4sc.,
FRENUH CONDENSATION DRESS SUIT
INGs 40 inches wide. at
BLACK and CoLOKEb NUNS VElLING~
at l2sc.-
100 pieces assorted DRESS GOODS-BOU-
CHS. CASuMEKEo. SH J. T. d l. j.
CIiECks. plN.CHECKS, and FANCA-
al l2sr-. -
ASK 10 see oar BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK
az see.
Ab0u, zoo yards sATTEEE REMNANTS al
Gao.
We nave received from uard ware im-
Porter 100 dozen OF good STEEL
SHEANS II three sizes. The reEuisi
Vrices Of these goods are 40. 30, and 45c.
Ne shall sell them al Z@c. choice.
We nave also received one more case ~
CORDED PiQUE al SAC
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BLOOD

" the life and be Is wise who remembers
it. But IL March OF last year (lSS4) con
tracted blood poison. and being III Sevan-
nah g., NJ tine tune. went INTO TIE nos-
pital there for treatment. ] suffered very
much from rheumatism al tine same time.
] did not get well under the treatment
there nor WAS ! cured by any OF the usual
means. I have now taken seven bottles oi
Swift's Specific and am sound and well. II
drove the poison ont through ooils on the
skin. DAN LEAHY.
JERSEY CITY. n. y, August 2. 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-08

Two year ago contracted blood poison.
Amer taking prescriptions from the besl
physicians here and al Dallas. concluded
t. visit Hot Springs. snc on reaching Tex
sIkGnR q doctor recommended me 70 Try
swift s SPECIFIC. assuring me that II would
benefit me more than hot Springs. Al
fhOuan fnR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-08

DOOK AND JOB PRINTING
u NEATLY DOME
UzsPkSuK HxIDxIH0sHouBk.