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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
ANCHOR LINE.

n a A
ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE.
LIVERPOOL via QUEENS TOWN.
Steamship "CiTY OF ROME" from Kew York
WEDNESDAY, April 1871, ay lG.a. Juue 18Th,
July ilth. Largest ami finest passenger steaIn-
or anost Saloon passage, sGo 10 $500;
second class, $50.
GLASGOW SERVICE.
Steamers every Saturday from New York TO
GLASGOW ard LONDONDERRY.
Cabin passage 10 Glasgow. Londonderry. Liver
pool or Belfast, $50 and $50; secoud class,
$50; Storage outward or prepaid. either SER
vice, go. Saloon excursion tiesets al reduced
rates Travellers circular lotlers Of credit and
drafts for any amount issued ~ loves, curfent
rate. For books Of tours, tickets, or further In
formation. apply 70 HENDERSON, BROTHERS.
New YORK; or GEORGE W. ALLEN a CO., Old Do
minion Steamship Company. ca A w, GAkhkh,
1000 Main street. or ANDREW WELsH. southern
Express Company. kichmoad. ~ n-sm
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TKAfxs NogrnwAsD.
Daily fDsily except sunday
SVoPPfsC,-PL "A.

Nos. q ard e make no stops. NJ. Q s'ors
only on signal a. MaDcheftsr ani 'Aeiior 'l
"a stOps only on signal a. Chester. ,elri b.
snd Manchester No IS st0ps on sgl4i a.
regular statlous. No 6i stops on s'gaei a.
regular stations aui also a. Tempt ani f.i
Walthau N0s. .. p - q, %, AMI =, WI st.3
Ill asaflnna fnr r..-l.nnnnra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18

on Trains Nos. Il an1 q sicep.ng-ca-' 5s'r-.1
on Trans Nos. "a nod q s.e8p.ns-car- betsr.s
Wasbiugfon Gud ChRTlest0l. Da Train '.
sleeping.cars between Washinyton hl1 .s...
sopvNle. on Train Nc - sleeping-car- Ce.r.sl
jacksonville aud New YORK
ON Trains Nos. y aud IS sieeping-oar9 oo.Fe
Washington aud Thomasy,le. ga Trans r.,
Is and ~ sleeplng-cars between Ne,.lrg.l4
and Wilmington
IN addition g. tho above
The NEW YORK AM FLORIDA SPglfi.
coNsIsrryG or yasriBCIE PULLMAN ca. 1s.r
leave Richmond. south bound, A. e., p. ~ al
arrive a. Petersburg ~ T.. u. o. N.Hitrt
Wefn~sdays. ans Frflyf. Leave Pe'er 4
north bound at - a. ". AMI arrive - .....
mond al 5 4. n. on fuesdDy-, thursffTa. ID
Saturdays.
FYt,,a ~ 20 Ia charged on this train
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RAILROAD LINES.
Schedule In Rhec.
Anil = lks@


NVN
Train No. 50 mares connection a. keysviue
for Chase CITY ard Clerksyilis ~ Greensboro
for Durham and Raleigh daily except sunday,
and oil points on North Carolina Division, aud
Northwestern North Carolina railroad.
Train No. 81 makes connection al Greensboro
for Raleigh, GOldsbOro. ami HOrehea1 City' AZ
Salisbury tor Asnevile. Hot Springs, aud al
polnta In Western North Carolina: at Charlotte
with Charlotte Columbia and Augusta railroad
for Columbia Augusta, Aiken, Charleston, ~
ysnnRh. ThOmAsville. Ca, Jacksonville. anu
other Florida points. also. with Carolina Cen
trai railroad for Wilmington.
Trans from the south arrive al hichmona
FL A an gtE = NJ
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II. SELDOM TAYLOR, AuctIoneor

P. B. MoRRIss. PLAINTIFF AGAINST r. G. MoaRIas
TRUSTEE. AND Ais. DEFESDANTS-IN TnB
CHANcgRY COURT or TnE CITY OF RICHMOND.
l. BENJAMIN n. Berry. clers Of the said court
certify that the bond required II the Special
Commissioners by the decree IN said cause OF
Decem Der :, 1885. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April,
1883
anN BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18

BY virtue Of n decree Of the Chancery Court OF
tho city Of Richmond rendered on the 1th day
OK December. 1875. In the SUIT OF 7. T. NOTES ~.
NORRIS. trustee and others. and affirmed Dy tno
Court Of Appeals Of virginia by its decree en-
tered on ths - day OF March. 1888, We. the under
signed special commissioners thereby mp
pointed. will proceed 10 sell by public auction,
upon the promises on
THURSDAY, APRIL &c, 1883,
commencing at 40 o'clock r. ~, tho REAL
ESTATE above mentioned, consisting OF SIX
lots fronting about IS feet each. on the norm
line OF Park avenue. commencing az the east
line OF Harrison street, ezten1lng pWat1s
Shafer street: eight lots fronting 81 feet eacn'
commencing n the west line ~ harrlson street :,
thence running along the north line OF farH
avenue 10 the east line OF Boyd street: SIX lots
with front Of q y feet each on the east side oil
Harrison street, aud eight lots. fronting 20 ieet
each on the west side Of Harrison street be-
tween Park avenue and Franklin street: also,
eight lots Of 26 feet ca on the east side OF boyd
street The HGrrisou-sireet lots commence al a
point about l65 feet south OF frankun sueoL
All OF these lots run back 10 wide alley
The elegan: surroundings OF THE properly IN
dictate the estimation OF this desirable location.
as but few finer aud more beautiful improve
ments can be found elsewhere mot even except
ing Franklin and Grace streets tpan IN thla
ueighbOrbOOd Among the many handsome
residences which have been erected In the last
few years in this immediate locality are those N
Messrs. A. /. Hunt, j. L. Jefireys. Rev. Dr. Ian
drum, y. d. Chalkley. and many others
This sale Is worthy Of the y Aai attention OF
capitalists "a well as persons who desire 70 Sc
cure lots for their own use, a. An Investment
made here will surely prove profitable. piat
Of the property eau DO seen at the Office OF me
auctoneer
Terms: One fourth cash, and tho residue on
croiit Of six, twelve, and eighteen months; Tor
the deferred payments the pur haser viii be re-
cured 10 give negotiable notes, with Interest
a ided from day " sale 10 date OF maturity, or
all cash Al op,ion Of purchaser, an the title 70
be retained until a Conveyance is ordered by the
Court PRESTON COOKE.
JOSEPH CHRISTIAN.
Special Commissioners
II crrDOS TAYLOR AuctiOneor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
By James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1ll3 Main street
THAT VALUABLE RESIDENCE
No. 3i4 EAST CLAY STREET
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

By request Of the owners shall sell by auc-
ton, on the promises. on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is, 1888.
nj ; O'Clock =. NJ, the well-knOWn. Attractively-
located, large and substantial THREE-SlORf
BRICK DWELLING. the residence Of the late
Thomas W. Peterborough, Esq., on the norih
eide Of Clay street between Third and Fourth
streets coni aiming about twelve rooms. complete
in its appointments, spacious, well arranged. and
OF the most 50 bstantial character, and having
fine lot Of about Skis feet. with alley leading
from the rear 10 Third stresL
BY a small outlay for improvements the value
and attractlveDess Of this property may bo great
" enhanced The location Is central and con-
venieni, Immediately on the Electric railway;
the surroundings pleasant, and the property IN
all rospeC "a such a. to commend the attention Of
purchasers, whether for residence or Investment
there being at all times good demand by the
better class OF tenants for homes In this convent
eui and desirable locality.
TEEns: Liberal. and announced az sale.
apl3 JAMES b. ELAN. Auctoneer.
By George W. Mayo. Auctioneer,
tJuo E. LauCh'On, Jr, Salesman0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18

4 DMTNISTRATRIX'S SALE OF
"A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, B"TUCK-
FRS" PERCENTOCkAPH INSTRUMENTS. AT
AUCTION-By direction Of the administratsix
Of the estate Of 5. j. Tucker, deceased, | shan
sell st auction. AZ my aucton-h0use, on
WEDNESDAY THE 18TH INSTANT,
at i0H O'Clock, n GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
FURNITURE. consisting ~ .
SOFA. ETEGERE, CARPET, CHAIRS, CROCK
cry. LOUNGE. BUREAUS, WARDROBE,
TABLES, and other housekeeping articles.
ALSO.
One.half interest in five instruments known as
"TCCKERSn 2 ERCRNT OG RAP hs-ot
great value 10 railroad and other similar
large corporations.
api7 GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioneer.
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AuCrIex sALEs,- srgs,rs,l Dsys:
By J. Thompson Brown q Co..
Real Estate Ageats and Auctioneers,
Iii3 Main street.

Real Estate Agaats and Auctioneers,
Iil3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ HOUSE, AND LOT ON POPLAR STREET
BETWEEN FOUE1 EgN1H AND FlfIEENIh
STREETS.
Collins. william Decree Chancery Court
r, City Of hi-hmOad, FcD-
Stevenson and others ruary 9, 1888
BY virtue OF the above decree VIII, rs spsclsi
commissioner thsroin appointed, priced %
sell at public auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1885,
M 4 o'clock. the PROPERTY mentioned 10 tho
above decree as HOUSE AND LOT, fronting
on north line o. Poplar street between tour,
tesuth and Fifteenth stroete ~ feet incnes ana
running back between parallel lines lOp tre%
TERMS: One third cash. snd balance IN Two
equal payments In six aud twelve months "tn
interest added and title retained untl al the
purchase money II paid and conveyance oruefol
bv the Court EDhUSD WADDiLI- JK,
d. THOMPSON BROWN s. Co, Auciioneers.
Gamma PLAINTIFF. AGAINST STEVENSON AID
as DEFENpLNrs--IN the CBANcERY CoOHr
orTBE CITY or RICHMOND.
/ BENJAMIN H. Berry. clerk OF said court. 90
hereby certify that the bond required OF the
special commissioner by the decree OF said
Cause OF Aurtl 10, 1898 has been duiy given.
Given under my hand, this iiih day oil APRIL
1888 ...v,.,, ny,,v
apis BENJAMIN H. oHN"i'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROl Il
- SCHEDULE TAKING aFtECG
MAhG.t 4, 4esa


LgAyk RIoas0so
SIS A. NJ. for Newport News. OM Poini Co's-
f1rt, aud Norfolk daily. la.inA'
lA.ace var &. ola Point ..
ii:c5 4. ". Through aud Local Mall ~ 81 Pl.'
WosG excsDt sunday. sleeYsss N'''
ton FOrge 70 aunsDgton- an.
so T. NJ Tor Newport News. Old fOiuL
Norfolk. oxcepE sunday tl,eA"
Pa ior car Washington 20 90 -,
800 p NJ. Characteristic Accommodzaoh' "
cept sunday. ..,t..,,
as r. NJ. for Louisville, Cincinnati, th.caSN
81 Louis, Aenphis. and Ne- -
lcaos--Fsst Express win lhIvsss
IuiimAas daily. Only roea7 tu9A'
Puluucus Nest from Rlchnloe1
AzxIvE N gicRAoND
$50 A NJ. Charlottesyllls Acc0-amodsaoa. eh
eopt sunday
lc,sS A. N. rom Nor.oik, Oid PolaL aid Nss-
port News. axcopk sunday. 4 Li.ne'
Par.Or car Old Point "a " ssnhh Seo--
$40 p. NJ, nom local eoias sad NE ""s] 81
copt S0aasy. -. IN.
t::o ?. VI. from Old rcinI sewpos5 Nsss ~ ~,
Norfolk daily Pullman falsSo -
GA .olu, 10 Cin.aDRsa sni Loe@-
willie. -
kxpress--daiiy.
It,keis a. lo0o Main street aud a ns dsys>
A. w. Vi2.kh
GENERAL Pa<ssessgsr Asna
WILLIAMS G. wlcKaAs. ksoeassS SessAg
and oaio railway
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
AND ALLEGHANf
III RAILROAD
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ~ EFFECT
Hk.gu 81. I-sN
TWO DAILY TRAINS except SUNDAY
EkIRENN
RICHMOND AND LHNCuBUR8.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4:45 p. VI. IA l. daily feIcep, sunday
$50 A u. ACCOMMODATlOH daily ieE-ef
sunday.
us A. N. NIGHT * PRESS daily lsIc5l k.-'
day.
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge With chesapeake a1f ct)
railway for the south. Wosi, AL Nor-hF"--
AZ Lynchburg With Norfolk AMI western fai-
Yoa1 Tor all points South. Southeast ans SOL
west, and Virginia Aidlaad railway for a. s,.-a
NOrth sn1 South
AZ Rich nond wtth Associated Railway Cor o.
points In tn Sou-h. ami Richmond. trri-fi -
burg and Potomac rTl.r0li iur t-e HQr.h
At Lexington vim hal-iu.re aii ono 81
road making chose connections 40 hAff
Ferry % and from Pitt- Jursa AL tLs " ee- A-i
10 points North aus East
SssDtng-ear aaaehsa 70 AsE Esprs" "a. =
bUTG
sloeping-cGrs Lyrchogrg % Momi-.s, Nc1 .'
leans and Lizzie Ross
Trains marsel r 90 j. except sunday
Tickets sold 70 al yO.l.a Offices. s.' riN
Main street. 1000 mia street, an 90 x .1. ID
aud Allegnany deIOg, Elghm AMI a9a. -
joan H. MAO NIN
NH - Gohcrs. Plt-eugrr ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
y EOAD

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
y Road.
SCHEDULE N EFFECT MARCH IS. .,is
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLG
TWO DAILY TRAINS 70 LYScHBCAJ
LEAVE RICHMOND.
ic:5S A. " Daily IA E.,hmoa1 aud Pe,e-.
railroad Arrive q. !cter-r .. .
4. 81. arrtso at Nurfr .A - I. '
$ A. NJ Daily. 60 Ricl'aJrd ani i-.a-
railroad. AIr.Fc at Peter .'t
4. Al. So icares itt'.- i-. "
a. II. Tor tarmyille, iyr-It-t l.''-
Luke. Brst0I. huotsI.45. aH4 o.
points south aud wee
THROUGH CAR TO LfNCHBl hG
eoS P. NJ. Daily, Ga Eichmou. saI Ietsr.e ~;
railroad. arrive lc'r.-. ifs go
NJ leave petorsoIr- - 4. 81. iA'
arriving Norfolk U.s. b VI. 4L.-as+
car liicnmoli - N1ris.N
Geo z. " Daily. ca lIcnmoni anI fetrE,l-
railroad. Autge a. Ie,er-olEE -
=. 81. cona-ct,ns go ln.A So
Leaving Petersburg s.. 20 =. h; p,
Fa.myilir. iynchburg. ROANOKE. oi ~
tol. knoxville, Cheranooss, AlA BOO
points sNJth and west
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CAs ACCOAAODN
TlONs ..
No. l-sicepiug-car from Petersburg o nlf'.
Without caAnge. aud Lynchburs - Mcmf-'
40. s-Iynchparg q Vow Orleans. All ~
noketO Chattanooga, without cnanye.
Tickets, baggGgs-clecks, aud al iniDf.nA'
can os obia!uod az Richmond ant fr.oi,--'
railroad depot, 4. ". CARRIER, Lev Maip ~,
and a! the Company omiS sS'sss1x e.. "-
General Passenger sai ricksg Afvl-
CHABLSs q. EDDY. Nlco- rrosldeul
General o1ico. RoauoAc. Va va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18

LtAFt. HIHIFF
Richmond. .'l0:5s A. ". Norfclg.......s.a b.. ~.
Richmond. ..'BOj T.. 81. Acrf1lk...... % &. f.
Norfolk.....'s:i0A 4. ". hi.hHoni-. ~ d.. ~.
Norfolk .'s.OP u. hi-lwlnl. .. g. Do N.
These trains air0 make Close CONNIE .l.t
Fsrusiile Lynchbury. add ~suthT"-iera
AMI All stations on SO norfolk ans Is rslerl rs
road. except tae lu.5s train. las-rre.-s 20
toiuts west u Petersburg should tase 'ln f35
A Train tusteat X N.NlLLf
suprgl,r. 1.l..
E.T.D MYcEs, General sur enniea1'nt
T. N RWKEsoN. Genera fa.seuscl hTs1-
sol. HAAS, rraric Manager apis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
SALE or a

By sampson x Adamson,
Real Estate Auctoneers and Insurance Agents,
SlS HUI! street, Manchester, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
WANTS.

WANTED. A PURCHASER FOR
w 5OINCH FULL NICKEL BICYCLE.
very little used, az $3.50 ca-n aud 40 per
month. Reason for selling, 700 small Tor owner.
rare chance.
Also for sale. one 5i-INCH BICYCLE. in first
class order. Price ii0-S21 cash and SO per
month. Address 81 Y. L." care Of Dispatch
Office. apls-lr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-12
A Voice of Too Bright Color.

\ Why is it that some women never learn to
 talk musicallys Some of them do not seem
 to realize what a charm there is in low, soft voice, and a good many who do realize it
 make no attempt to improve their own dis icordant tones. At the opera, in church, on the street, ladies, otherwise really charming,
 rasp the ears of everybody near them by
 talking in loud, coarse voice that drives sensitive, refined people to the verge of dis traction. : A dear little maid who has a horror of
 bright colors and loud talking, said to her mothers guest few days ago: I don't love for you to talk; you talk red" Was not the little one correct in her queer comparisong A soft, low voice reminds one of the lilies of the ,valley, of clear, blue skies. velvety grass, anything that is fair and sweet and fine, but
 that other kind of voicei It brings to mind the rumbling of a wagon over cobblestones, walking ill ones bare feet over 0 field of stubbls, scarlet peoples in a sick room, royal purple on Bridget. Yes; the child was right She talks red.-Kansas City Times
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-12
Boarders Wanted,

Rooms newly furnished throughout Can ao- commodate a few good parties with Room and Board. First class board at reasonable rates
 140 East Main Street. Next to Spencer & Pierpont's
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-12
A Farewell Breakfast.

! A farewell breakfast given to some musi- clans in Brooklyn was said to be the most elegant and original spring breakfast ever lserved in that city. It consisted of, first, oranges sliced in sixteenths and sprinkled i with sugar; second, omelets of calves brains. Vienna rolls, cafe la creme cutie; third, a Philadelphia broiler, mushrooms broiled on toast, hot corn mullins, stroutia water; fourth. a whole tomato skinned and headed up in lettuce, Smithfield ham; fifth, whole arti. ; chokes with mayonnaise dressing; sixth, a glass of port wine.-Chicago Herald
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-12
Mechanics Hotel.
149 so. MAIN ST.

A7V Oo. MAIN SI. Newly Furnished throughout Board and Rooms by the day or week at reasonablA rates. Meals to order at all hours
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-12
REFLECTION.

They are the happiest who know most pain. In even the saddest life, to every tear A thousand smiles are shed Our rainlest year Has more of sunshine in 1t than of rain. Joys golden ring o'ermeasures sorrows train Ahi point me out that form which OCT the biea Has longest fingered, shaking in sincere Exuberance of grief has oftest lain
 Upon a monday couch in ecstasy
 Of midnight wretchedness-and will say: "There lies the heart that beats the quickest time Meath loves soft finger touch" Capacity For suffering is that for loving-they Who reach woes depths the heights of rapture climb.
 -Orelia Key Bell in Detroit Free Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-12
POPULAR Entrance Floor! A Gala Week
 Of Summer Bargains We Lead, Others Follow, We Originate Others Initiate,

Success but stimulates us to stronger and more liberal efforts. Now is the time whens natural demand is at its highest. The pub lie is in purchasing humor, and at the same time importers and manufacturers are more than anxious that we shall relieve them of their accumulated stocks.
 Our buyer has been ill the market for some time on the alert for the inevitable busintss embarrassment of manufacturers, suffering from the effects of over produc- tion His vigilance has been rewarded and his purchases have assumed colossal proportions In order to sell the immense aggregate we have determined to introduce this mammoth sale, for ONE WEEK.
 A GREAT SPLURGE. In the Ladies, White Muslin, Gauze Lisle,
 Silk and Summer Merino
 Underwear Departments
 We do not propose to dispose of huge as sortment of old stocks gathered from the various sources always obtainable, but on the contrary. will offer nothing but new, fresh, well-made and desirable Goods.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-12
New England Disenfectant Co,

are now prepared to furnish all kinds of Deoderizer and Disenfectant and A sure preventative for Buffalo Bugs and Moth Wax and all kinds pertaining to the business; and furthermore our teams do all business between sunrise and sunset, and have control of all Disenfectants used in the Naugatuck Valley, Meriden, Dan
 bury and New Britain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30
JULIUS SYCLE&SON S,
2I3 east Broad, above Third,
ATTRACTIONS
EXTRAORDINARY
OUR GREAT CLEARING SALE
THIS " EEK
WILL BE ONE OF THE LARGEST
EVER HELD IN THIS CITY. GREAT
MANY LOTS HAVE TO GO BEFORE
WE TAKE INVENTORY.
WE TAKE INVENTORY.

Ono lot OF MISSES FELT SKIRTS 2oc., one 10.
Of CHILDRENs CAPS 1o-.--closrlng prices.
One lot Of COMFORTS worth oOc. only Sc, one
lot Of CARDIGAN JACKETS soc-clearIng
prices
One lot 0, BLACK JACKETS tl.so, one lot OF
PLUSH WRAPS SIS clearing prices
One lot OF SHOULDER sHAwLs CSC. one lot
Of FANCY JERSEYS sJc.-clesriDg prices.
Ono lot Of wINDow-sHADEs f5c. without tx
lures. one 10, Of LINEN CRASH worth SC. only
5c.--leariue prices
One lot Of COTTON CRASH &C.. one lot Of C I'm
TLEMEN's CANTON DRAWERS Gsc.-clcarins
prices.
One lot Of WHITE BLANKETS Sc, one lot Of
GRAY BLANKETS &c clearing prices.
One 10, Of CHILDREN's SILK BoNNETs and
CAPS 75c, one 10, u PAsCGNAToRs worth SOC.
only Sc clearing prices.
One lot OF CHILDREN's SILK and wORSTED
CAPS 5oo. one 10, Of LADIES' MITTs worth SOC.
only 3ic.-cearlng prices.
One lot Of ZEPHYR GISGHANs iO-.. one lot
Of GINGuAMs Sc. worth i2Ac.--cleArlng pricos.
One 10. Of CHILDREN's woRsTED SACKS
&c, ono lot Of Plush BALLS for fancy WORK
! i5c-cisaring prices
One lot OF INDIGO PERCALEs sHc.-cleariug
prics.
| One lot Of MUSLIN CAPS for Children at halt
price-rathor early to buy these, but you can
save at least 50c. on a cap; one lot OF La
DIES RIBBED SHIRTS 25c. worth 5Oc.-c,earlng
prices.
All BLANKETS. COMFORTS. and FLANNELs
less than cost all DRESS GOODS at a sacrlncs-
clearing prices,
Cne lot Of GESTLEMEN's LINEN-BOsoM
SHIRTS 49c., ono lot Of GENTLEMEN's MIXED
HOSE l0c. clearing prices.
AuHoLIDAY GOODS a. sacrince-clsarine
prices.
ono lot OF ToRCHoN LACEaI &c.. ono lot OF
TORCaOS LACE at 5c.-clearing prices.
Soc our reduced prices on MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR, see our reduced prices on HAMBURGs-
show window
EVERY ARTICLE IN THE HOUSE HAS BEEN
MARKED AT CLEARING PRICES
CARPETS that sold for 5oc. now 4oc., CAR
PITS that sold for CSC. now &c, CARPETS that
sold for s5c, NOW 62c.-cleariDg pricss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30
HOLIDAY GOODS.
LEVY g. DA VLS.

A large assortment Of BABY-CARRIA9ES
msnufsctured by Whitney. By special arrange
msnt We en- o8sr. these superior carriages ~
vsry Low prices. do n-sod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30
70 POSSESS 4 GRACEFUL FORM

Recognizing the sboyo fact, we desire 10 in
form our lady friends That it IA our aim to carry
the most select limo Of goods Ia our Corset De-
patmenL
We hsyo complete stock OF the CgLE-
! BRATED p. d. FKENCH CORSErS, . brand
universally recognized Tor their excellence aud
superiority over all otbors. \ priceless boon to
young lalies, because they strengthen the spine
AMI prevent stopping and round shoulders.
We also call attention 70 q new Psrs-made
Corset, "The Iilian,n tho value OF which is
( ft25. To introduce il we are authorized TO soil
il for CO.. IN buying this corset you pay nothing
for fancy stitching and embroidery The value
Is centred in the material by the homes! maker,
being perfcct-dttlng, elastic and plant giving
at once to tho waist
Also a nice easy-nitlng Corset, with rubber
gussets for i9c.
There is nothing wrong with the j. 3 c. Elas-
tic Perfection a. 3sc.
THE BUSTLg ~ THE MILLINERY Is kept
up. Tho manager In This department has Just
returned from New York with q "rush on the
Now Partisan Spring styles, especially OF Flow
ers and Bonneis for evening wear. Il is 10 tho
advantage Of every one who has not purchased
their Winter Hats TO visit this department, as all
goods are marked down two thirds OF their ori'
gnal yaac and the making Of tho hat cratui-
tously. Second Floor Front.
We will also call attention 70 tho stock OF the
| SWEETS FOR THE SWEET ths. ma their
abode 10 tho Right ef Nam Entrance.
This stock comprises an elegant assortment Of
the Best Extracts for the Hsndk erchlei and tho
most dclicate Toilst-Waters. Also, full line 0,
fragrant and delightful Toilet Soaps Of every
brand.
THE COHEN COMPANY,
Noa II - II md y WRsT BROAD sTRREr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-30

We will also call attention 70 tho stock Of tho
SWEETS FOR THE SWEET ths. ma their
abode 70 tho Right qf Nam Entrance.