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? T-J??iR?j5?>*? ?,? V9Wf#'B| ^TOJp7''W?'7fWl!W:K?~-W?t;r.
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TO-DAY.
nHOI.B NUMBER, 12.359.
RICHMOND
RICHMOND. VX. SUNDAY. MARCH a 189L
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THBffl QBNTS PBft COPT.
COME TO
nn
BREKDEN, TALLEY k CO.'S,
309 EAST BROAD ST.,
FOR
? V Uory Buttons at 2cc,
' hmm * ami Ikvvb' suit*;
v. 1 .ni Town Linen Col
:.)?) nt 10c a dozen ;
! u nel I>rawera (rize SO
. t- ilr.revl from 75c ;
11 !*? at Unreduced
, ; I n'.Ll H only);
. 8 1 wide, at 50c,
. H.80;
I'lannol at V2\c, re
18c .
1 Flannel at 7c, re
?. .
I'.iack Regular-Made
lined And the other
i i (roa 25 to U>c a pair,
r for S
:. H '.J. reduced boa IB
. t ? 10c. a pair, or 3 pair
le Hom (in sizes 9 and
red ed turn 60 to 25a l
left of our Gray
?*. ."V.?if you want
? thia wtok;
.- ry, plain (not
n Inoed from 37j and 25c.
. . paii in sizes 6, 6J, 7, 7J,
in Mack and colors,
: 15 to l-\\ (in sizes 4,
4- ". ? '?
. A. ate Buttons, the 5c
lc. jer dozen ;
- .: t MeriDo Drawers.
H.50, Sl.^5, and $1 to
, , ? Lining, in remnants,
kind lot lJ.c. per yard ;
. ?? a? aro "?Cotton Shirt
: ia;iw Hose 5c a pair?48c
'^n;
Umbrellas at 50c ;
? ??? damaged.
4 pieces Whito Flannel at 16jc, worth
20c. ;
1 lot Imitation Turkish-Bath Soap at
2.*c per dozen ;
10c Brown Lining-Mnalin for 5c per
yard.
luring the coming week we will re
ceivo our
entire sraura STOCK
and will be pleased to have your inspec?
tion. We have already received some
Beautiful Press Goods. A beautiful new
All-Wool Fabric is the Whip-Cord, 42
inches wide; price SI. The favorite
shades aro grays and tans.
A nice variety of 50c. DreBS Goods in
solid", plaids, and stripes ;
j A good assortment of Solid Half-Wool
Cashmeres, 3t*> inches wide, at 25c,
| in tho popular colors ;
China Silks at 37$, 50, 89c,, $1.25, and
, $1.50;
i Lovely Figured Silks at 31.25 ;
Handsome line of Gentlemen's Neck?
wear at IB and 50c ;
Novelty Black Lace for Dresses from $1
to $2;
Fancy Hosiery at lowest prices ;
Silk Hosiery in black, white, and colors;
Whito Goods for everybody ;
When you want White Goode inspect
onr stock;
2 pieces All-Wool Caseimero, reduced
from 31 to 75c. per yard ;
J, O. C. and other brands of French
Working Cotton at 5c per dozen ;
this cotton is in white only ;
1 lot Chenille French 10c per yard.
We call the attention of our customers
to the fact that our store closes at 6 P.
11. tho year round.
In case anybody in Richmond does
not kn??w it, we will mention again that
we are hadquarters for Spool Cotton.
4 Spools Clark's Cotton for loc. ;
8 Spools Dragon Cotton for l."c
REMENDOUS BARGAINS
This Week
AT
GANSS & CO.'S.
kr.ows that the weather man Las not favored us with nice days
?ad many ladies and purchasers have l>een kept indoors.
? made up our mindfl to bring customers out and do business
for TWO DAYS at such a sacrifice that you caunut help but
~.r. It art- new and useful.
CHILDREN'S REEFERS.
ball rolling we offer for MONDAY ONLY a line of Children's
d with brass buttons and anchors on collars, for MM. lhe
lond?j will bo 51.25. The aizea range for children from four to
[i
:.e of Reefers and Blazers for ladies, in all qualities and
i ?-? J.
GIVEN AWAY?CHEAP !
'. i.B KID GLOVES, FOSTER'S KID GLOVES.
n advertised in this city that only one house sold the Fos
' v. rthelew we guarantee every pair of our gloves in this lot to be
. We intend to discontinue keeping them, ao will dispose oi Hi
I ? sacrifice, and here go the prices:
' Hook Foster's in black and colored, 81c?elsewhere 31;
Book Foster's in black and colored, 31.05?elsewhere 81.29.
I a n-eat bargain. We also have a nice line of Kids in other
v as i.'ood for street and evening wear.
WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS.
Cheeki 1 Muslins at 8*c sold for 12jc ;
Cheeked Muslin at 10c sold for 1G|C ;
Main Muslins all prices ;
All sizes of Dots in Swisses ;
DrajK;ry Mulls?New designs at 12jc a yard.
CORSETS, CORSETS.
I famfe different makes, which sold for 75c, 81. *nd 31-25, to
?1 60c. each. . , . . 111 *>,?
? -. we only have 50 of theao Corsets, assorted aizea. AU tne
li of Corsets on hand at the right prices.
1 LOWERS. FLOWERS.
i.
teat bargain for Monday. This is a great flower season and we
Satin Violets at 12}c-former price **.;????? J ? ?
' rmef price, - ; Butbrcupe at 10c a dozen; Fopftojut I.e.
?t Bom.iI Wft, 62c, and 75c a bunch-very pretty and cheap.
1
Li
y
B>a
\v,
i ?
?
NOTIONS.
' tv-l'ms at lc ;
? r i'iuw at lc ;
'?'? 2 and 6ft u paper;
'1 read tit 5c. ;
?'. m at lc. eack;
?i at 10c a dozen
Oil
NOTIONS.
Beads, 5 and 10c a string;
Hosc-Supjtorters, 12}c. ;
Fearl Buttons, tic. a dozen ;
Scissors, 5c a pair. ;
Combs, D and 10c. ;
Tooth-Brushes, 5 and 10c ;
Lubin's Baby l'owder at 10c.
. loc. a bottle ;
? ?>.'! l'owder at 10c.; . _ _;n
La,e many oth.r toMttoeto ?????? f***+&??j?iT?
vouofthii New and pretty goods received daily. Dontforgauw
at
MNSS & CO.'S, 113 *& Btoadn {*!&*'
mJLJl Mail orde"or,lcra PromPt!-Y ntt< mi(Hl to- " '
1?? OH THE FACE. NECK, ARMS WBSBJSXSSB
aaaF**^ QUICKLY DIMOIVEO and removed with 'MtJ"
???? - ? .^ L..-,^...?l. WITHUIT tU? Mt'iMH.ii
T hi I.KOWtH ?>?'
.if "'?""f."??-- ,, ',*,?., ???.. -,.i-m?iir?i""?'',"?";
1^ . . .cm Ifj/i-.^, ?a moujp.*:. '?'*?u'* r.?V.?JiM-..?rir?llli?nl??l?f J
? u..|.U ?uf o?* ??? UK l?. It ?H? ""."'"V" |,^. r ? Uf minute- ?:.d tfct
HmtU ?ur ow ? ?u w? it. It set* ?f,"'11'/"1. ').? ,' >,-? miuutM ?ad I
m.m<I ?nl SS*t>t*J *Hh tl-? ??*"'''? "Y.'JmbUnU ?l??t?",r t" ???
,.f..f tt.fSmtoa .??/ M*n&_^?? 9*rJ?%.ISHOT FAIL. If tbj
??*r ?ti?iiir4 tuch ?ur.<J.rful rwuiu. IT ? ^?' rm,BPntly; tbe h??yT
if,.wi?-ucl. M tb? t^.r.J Of l.?.r on mole. i?*'"g^ , ,r w,? U. rtu.oT.a
?t mil ?pplk??li0n. fcO't without ??>??"??*??? !?,; ',s,M?t?i-f?ott?l?.
_ 111 rnn.iVl ll |>#'rill^:'J
ftuwlh U llgkt.uo* ?ppl.r?t...u will^rrn. "??ll? ???,. , or mure ?ppll
i...wi.-ucB m ??.* I--M.J W l.?.r on mole. ??^?^ ? , (r w,,| U. r??OT?C
.tl.....|e/l.r??ll th?fo4.U?reo??.ro.ra\ ?libou|U* unpi?.?,it Mint
i . ?U ?pplle?tton. ?n^ without *k????bt?it ?wuf ;?? ,nc?o?W.
i>*u kpv'<?aoi ?r.r ?Jt?rw?rd -"0,',", Jw ?, -,k?/? ?/ ?*??????.?
Ji^ill.??n who do not ?fP^?it"wi"w?,?.....?? '1 ^'l^f**
?r?< rlw? uoo? In M?>n?. wblcbdo*. ?^' * ._?. ,t, f?i r^sn
> do not ??pr-ci?.- ?" ?r,k*.i,.,ib? iioiiowi.f-ww
MoJ...?, wHch do*. ?V,Ibr ?d.rm? It. f?t?" ?'I'Tft
*i . - ,l l',i,,,-6^ Io^iBfcZa^K.?t????*i4.(^BF-ir^?^''t?^
^letVi j?1? *,<*t?e??UwiB?r?????*aifc??*"??MeMa. *<-**T?.**"J. 1 ?. - *.< cet???????.
HUflii . i*?r.??i- u.uui.rTiitiiiiirn
The Spring Openinc
with all tho newness of what to woar and
how to wear it gives new life to trade
this week. A collection of Fabrics that
has no superiority in any city in the
United States-Silks, Worsted Fabrics,
Wash material*, and nil the paraphernalia
that aro suggest iveof the happy thoughts
of propor, economical, and advantageous
shopping.
IIow well our European buyers have
performed their trustworthy mission is
better seen at tho store than can bo de?
scribed. Tho object of this writing is
to call your attention to many special
prieo stuffs that are on sale.
23 various styles of handsome all-wool
Dress Materials,
including a number of new falirics. be?
sides tho usual so-termed studies aro
placed on tho counters. They comprise
Camol's-Hair, Cheviots, Serges, Diago?
nals, Henriettas, and a number of other
fabrics that are usually selling nt from
50 to 70c, and the price for your choice
is 45ft a yard.
Llero are t he choicest lot of French Dress
Fabrics in suits or by the yard :
Novelty Suits, extremely bold and yet
tasty, even to modest ambition for
dress, $T> to $31 ;
25c. a yard buys a I>onblo-Width Eng?
lish Henrietta nil tho new shades
and a special good grade ;
A new Twilled dress fabric is the T. W.,
in variety of colorings for spring
both bold and modest?plaid, striped
effects, checks, and mixtures. A
close examination is necessary to
assure its being cotton?12jc a
yard.
New Challies, 4jc ;
Half-Wool, 16ift ;
French, 48 to 80ft
Mourn i n$ Fabri cs,
Some
of the
now fab?
rics are eurprise-weavings. See this
Kizerre Cloth for plain tailor-mado suits,
the Polka-Dot Melrose, the Moxique
Wool (irenadine, tho Valonr Brocade
Grenadine, tho Crape Gauze, Striped
Bengaline, tho Summer-Weight Camel's
Hair, and other new fabrics that repre?
sent tiio best manufacturers in tho world.
Reliable to the last end.
('atnel's-Hair Mourning Surges will be
=old full 40 indies wide and strictly all
wool fi'ic. qualities for 48c. a yard ; an?
other worth 7;">o. for 59c. Silk-Warp
Henriettas for HOc. a yard. All the finer
grades for less than usual value.
Dress-Making Depart?
ment.
This is a new foaturo with tho house,
and in its management and every detail
connected with it will bo carried on with
the perfection that lias given the house
an enviable reputation in other depart?
ments. Madiimo Noir, who has charge
of the department, came with the most
favorable and highest connection with
Paris ami New York modistes. Work
will be dono on shortest notice and with
the most precise promptness.
A new line of Scotch
Ginghams,
fine and nlicer. Plaids, Stripes, and
Fancv weaves?some rare designs, and
the price 15ft instead of 25c.
French Ginghams 25ft ;
Tho choice of American Ginghams 12J
to 6ft ft vard.
New Soft French Mulls, in new and
choice designs, for 12Jc. per yard ;
Those Beautiful Whirt-Waist Satteens?
very fine?you would take them for
the"French but for our Baying that
they are American ; the usual 19c.
qualities for 1S)& ;
New and handsome designs of French
Percales at lie a yard.
We shall open Monday 1,200 yards Iriuh
^^mmmm direct from the now
I manufacturer, i n
Linens, I v^coa from one io,
I eight yards, 29 and
38c.;
White India Mulls, with Polka Dots and
I>ace Border, nt 25c a yard, full
forty inches wide ;
Fino India Linens at 8 and 12}c. ;
Colored Mulls in self-colored stripes at
12jo. a yard ; '
A Scotch Damask Towel, 23x12 inches,
with Knotted Fringe, at 23c ;
Another Damask Huckaback Towel,
21x30 inches, for 20c ;
New Table Linen, Napkins, and
Doilies. A largo shipment is on sale.
Many special prices.
Bee these imported Marseilles
ifor only 32.45; extra
/l?;7/o ! sizes for $3.tf??the usual
yilLlV!> I jg Qiuits ; Crochet
_I rtnflwatfw) .ri9e.
Theso Checked Muslins are 4}e. a yard,
short pieces, or they would be tijc ;
Largo Plaid Nainsook Checks and
Stripes, 10c, the usual 10c quali?
ties ;
French Welts for 19 to 24c.
Silks I
\
The department of
offers near a thousand
new pieces this week. Seo
some of the prices. The
qualities speak for themselves, There is
a Suk-buving power that has few equals
in the United States.
Printed India Bilks, a choice of twenty
five pieces, for C?c. a yard, ihese
are real India, not the kind that
come with a mjsnotner of that term.
Solid colors of the same for Afift I; an?
other grade for 37ic-all the light
and fine colorings;
Mouslino de Soie, Crape de Chines,
Brocade Indias. \S ash Silas;
Next may be considered the handsome
J?Sch Silks in both B ack and
Colored ; the Surahs that nsually
?ell for 65 to 75c for 58c here ; the
usual 92c. Surahs, in Black and Col
Blwk'at/CoSeJ Faille Francais, 72c,
finer for ?8c ;
All real bargains, and bargains too that
? wV stand back of in point of wear ;
The Silk Drapery Silks the rare and
choice printing!, b4 to 8Jc for
32-inch width.
There is?I Houseware De
,- . here that has no equal in
/ Ithe Boutb, fc'erything
ment |vou <?n call for. Thou
I ^ndB of dollars' worth.
XTIiiTof the venous necessary
^KEJl&S*-. Ion look tone
eafctftto price*.
T1IK roIlKN roMr<Nt-CMiHn?*^
Monday will be exhibited a
New Bolting-Pan,
another great wonder. The manufactu?
rer will give you practical illustration ol
what it will do. Bake your cakes with?
out greasing the pan and no possible
chance for that cake to M fall" ???*
being baked. Along with the pan goes
a pamphlet of thirty various receipts.
The Peerless Wonder-Cake Pan is ft com?
plete revolution in cake-baking. l??te
apiece of the cake.
Exhibition Main Floor,
MiddU ?ii*leiothc L'ff.
A fine French Goblet came to us, cut
decoration of Grecian band?the
price is HI.25 a dozen ;
Another plain, very fine, cost $3.75, for
$2 a dozen;
Champagnes, with floral-cut decoration.
SJ.48 a dozen ; plain of the same,
92c ;
Cardials, 81.50;
French-Toddy Glasses, 45e. a dozen ;
American Engraved Wines, 50c ?
dozen.
We aro the sole agents for the famous
mako of
PioneerBaby-Carriages
gesj
Bern], Kattan, and Willow. This line
comprises what is known as tho most
improved in the market Tho profit
part of tho prices is fairly divided, and
you aro benefited not less than 35 per
cent, by this dead,
Seo the Carriage, frill sizes, for 8<-4?.
It's in overy respect as substantial
as the $10 ono.
Another is more elaborate?upholstered
with Kami damask and silk plush,
with lace-trimmed parasol. Tho
prico is $8.50.
Bon the jirico to $15 and the same
value will bo noticeable Every carriago
is warranted for eighteen months.
These French Tea Sets, three various
handsome decorations, cost yon at
all times close to $11, and your
choice now for $7.;t.">;
A largo lot of Jardeniers, all sizes and
kinds, 7")C to $t.4ti;
It you dosire fine French White Cups
and Saucers, Plates, and other <le
sirablo Dishes there is a si>eeial
saving of near 40 per cent, now ;
Whito Iron-Stone Custard Cups, full
size, for 39c a dozen ;
Tin Toilet Sets in all the colors, with
gold band and floral decorations,
$1.15;
Patent Can-Openers, 5c ;
Bread Knives, pure steel, 14c ;
Flesh Forks. 12 inches, 3 prongs, gal?
vanized iron, 9c. ;
Oval Wall Brushes, 48c?real bristle at
that:
Door Latches, 9c, ;
Dust Brushes, 5ft ;
Toothpicks, a thousand in a box, for lc.;
Toilet Paper for 4c. a package, and a
thousand and ono other articles for less
than the usual prices.
11,I3,15J7F, BroaJ Street,
between First and Foushee streets.
Owing to the inclement weather ot
tho past week we shall continue the sale
DAMAGED GOODS.
Ladies' Corsets, damaged by water,
25c apiece;
Children's Hose, slightly damaged, 5c
a pair;
Mosquito Net, damaged, only 3c. a yard;
Boys' Outing Shirt-Watts only slightly
damaged, 25c apiece ;
Ladies' Muslin Underwear, soiled but
not injured, at half price.
JUST OPENED.
50 dozen Knotted-Fringo Towels at
20c ;
One case 12jc. Outing-Cloths in rem?
nants, which we offer at 8$o. ;
Turkey-Red Initials, any letter, 50 in a
box, for 5o.;
Boys' Windsor Tics at 3jc. apiece ;
75 pieces of lovely Dress Ginghams,
which wo offer at 8jc a yard ;
One lot of new effects in 40-inch Dress
Goods at 12 }c. a yard ;
The prettiest Knotted-Fringe Hem?
stitched Towel in tho city at 35c ;
A full line of Check Muslins, just open?
ed, at 5, Of, 8t, 10, andl2jc. a
yard;
Remnants of Persian Mulls, Fine and
Sheer, just opened, never sold for
such prices before, 5, 6J, B\, and
10c. ayaid.
New Dress Goods.
Plaids and Tlain Fabrics at popular
prices.
The above bargains can be had at the
popular low-price store of
609 EAST BROAD STREET.
SHE
I
O. O. F? RICHMOND
? ?I.oiK.K. No. L-Member? ot thtij
Li <Ige and tholr invited frlonda who -
aro going to Haltlmore ca Wednesday, March
lHth, will dopottt the round-trip fare, 1AM, w,lfc
Mr. MANLY B. KAMO>, Ninth and Main, on or
before MONDAY, March 18th. Tickets for thU
trip e*u bo procured only (broach tarn Commu?
te* of Arrangement*.
JOONHL HRTIIKL.
UKOKUBB. DAVIS,
JOHN T. MA1THKWB,
MANLY*. RAMOS,
KOHMKTllil.L, JR..
mh 6-U*_Commute* of Arrangement*^
TtTOTIGF.?ALL PARTLE8 HAVING
In UNKISISBBD WOKK at ULAKB A CO.'S
UALLRHY. formorly lilak* * Homing, are bore
by notified taat it la ready for deiiTery, and are)
requeeteU to call for It at once. H. IIK1KL, J a.,
reoelrer of Blake A Co., ?* oast Broad etreet.
_Bah B-W*__
T~^61fs7NT)S~cbRED'XEABLY OP
DY&PIPSI*. CONSTIPATION, BIUOCB
NKSH. 11BADACHB. Ac. bv using KJR M ? f
LIVBH AND bTOMACB POWOBK. Why nol
you? Sample bottle (fifteen do***) by maU for
two two-ceat aiampe. Clrroian tree. OUahlbw
8. HUtS, Philadelphia, Pa. fe tM??_
>OOK AND JOB WORK KEATLT
AT TBI WSPATOJ1 f ***T
TJOOK AND
fifiaV"
Investors, Manufacturers,
KEEP YOUR EYE
ON
EAST RICHMOND!
NOT YET TWOMONTHS OLD.
EAST RICHMOND WOOLLEN-MILLS
will be running in sixty days, when we can enjoy the luxury of wearing
socks, stockings, and all hinds of knit goods made from wool raised in
our own State,
Builders' Hardware Material, 500 hands, contracted to be running hi
July 1st. flew York Sewing-Mac (line and Manufacturing Company ivill
turn out 50 machines per day. Ihis factory will be running by Julu 1st.
We want it distinctly understood that the above factories have closed
contract as stated, and that we have not and do not intend adver?
tising what WB cannot show.
Investors should consider well the above and act accordingly. It may
be too late in sixty days, flow is the time to secure stock with lots free.
Address
David W. Reinhart,
SECRETARY AND TREASURER,
901 EAST MAIN STREET
50 TIECES
Of
DOUBLE-WIDTH
HENRIETTAS,
ALL TUB NEW SHADE*.
15, 15, 15c A YARD.
REEFERS, BLAZERS, KEEPERS.
Children'* Heefors, handsomely trimmed, In
gold brail. 11.*>;
All rolOAvf iwnzsra for ladles. %\M worth S3 ;
il-lucu BROADCLOTH, cresm, tan, light gray.
on J other new color*, 30.-.??old eUowhere at
?LIS:
A'l color* CORD and TASSRL, *W,
New linn of DRESS TKIMMINO.
0 rds In gilt and -1 u or, 10c a yard;
t o. rjBNHIKTTAS, 23c a yard :
4...1u U SBROB and HENRIETTA?, silk finUh,
Wc worth f 1.
Tho b?*t value In RLACK GOODS U to be
found at our place. Special reduction for this
week, Please note well tho prices:
*l.-.'3 (lMocio Mlk-r'lnlsh Henrietta, 9?o.:
$1 '4?-lnoh) 811k-Klolih llonrletta, c.V.;
8.V. (46-luch> 8llk-Klntsh Henrietta, i?c;
80c. (4tMn>-h) SIlk-Flnlsh Henrietta, <0c ;
40c. (4?-lnch) Sllk-Flol.h Henrietta. Mc. :
New i'LAID aud 8TKIPBD CAMIMEKE9, 23c a
yard worth Wo.;
All colors SATINS, Be. a yard ;
New dnslgn* In 34-Inch CHINA DRAPSRY
SILK, 75c a yard;
BNOLIsil cilEVKiTINE, Juit the thing for
?bin*, waist*, Ac, 10c. worth lfl ',c;
OUTING CLOTH, 8S& a yard ;
OUTING BHIRT8. all sizes. 2*\;
OUTING WAISTS, all sizes. 23c.
GINGHAMS, GINGHAMS.
French Zephyr Gingham* worth 23c at 15c a
yard;
lflSc Glnrham*. l?*c ;
ttuporb designs in Ulnghama at 7, " ,, and 10c. a
yarl :
SIMPsuN BLACK CALICO, 5c a yard ; grayand
liln:k and white figured, 6j,c. worth 8sc ;
.TEA^S DKAWKUH, JV\ ;
LADIES' DRAWERS, trimmed, 21c.;
FRENCH PBKCALK.S In Turkey red, Indigo
blue, 12X0. ?yard wide ;
Pretty style* of 1'KRCALES, 8sc a yard.
ISAAC SY(
303
BROAD8T
MEXTC0R3I
ISAAC SYCL'J A CO., 304 FAST BROAD STREET,
(;ooli .i.cK MUSLIN. 5c or ?rd:
Bettor CHECK and PLAID MUSLIM, 7c a yarl1;
SllUl'KS. PLAIDS and HCB-STRIPM) MUS?
LIN at 10-.-cheap at 12>fc.;
Tin-.- CHICKS for infanta and rery scarce,
ItVav- extra quality; . . ,
BLACK LACK I'LAID MUSLIN, warranted fast
ooiors. Be. a yard:
SATIN PLAID BLACK MUSLIM, 20c ;
8THIPKD OBd PLAID BKBTLK BLACK MUS?
LIN, 10 and if xc worth 12)* and 1*9*4
Tho ab-vo good* aro Tory scarce and positlfely
cannot t* omalnod *h*o warm woather oome?.
honcol: la a lrlaable for peoplo la mourning to
lay In asu;>ply.
GENTLEMBN'S N1GUT BUIRTS, SOc.-trlm
FOUlf IN-HAND and TKQK SCARFS, 2Jc ;
LADIBVHOSB.IC;
lie CHILDREN'S SCHOOL HOSE, 10c. a pair;
LAMBS' SWISS ItlliHKII VK<TH, *\ ;
Genuine CASTILE SOAP.lc a cake ;
CBBAM-OF-ALM Nl) SOAP, v. a cake ;
CASHMERE BOUQUET. 1>. acako :
SIAHK HAL NKl. ROSBQLYCBJUK1 SOAP
better than 4711?ISO, a cato ;
I.ONsuaLE CAMBRIC. 10-. a yard ;
MUSLIM CAPS, Be.-extracheap;
8WAN?D0WN.?c :iboi;
APKuN GlNiill AMS 50. a yard ;
A good box of WKITINO-PAPEH, 10c ;
WOOLCASSIMKK lot boys' woar, Be, a yard;
ALL-\VO<>LC\s<.iMBKKformen,50i:. ajatd;
He CALICO PRINT*. SO. a yard ;
NewCKKl'iiNNEs, 10c a yard;
KKMNANTSJKANS. B'i(j. :
PALM st?AP. ?.9c. box Of I cakes;
LINEN CRASH, 6c a yard ;
LVDIKS' PAST BLACK HuSB, 15c ;
Theb**tGBNTLBMWS60c SHIMMa town;
PIC'TUUK WIRE, Cc. a yard ;
YBSTIBULB Rods, 23c. <a<h.
MATTINGS, MATTINGS.
Heavy Matting, 16-sc. a yard?warranted per?
fect
LB A CO., 303 EAST BROAD STREET. NEXT CORNER Till HP.
25 TIECES
ALL-WOOL
TRICOT,
NEW 8UADBS,
25, 25, 25o.
Th* 15c. Damask Matting, carpet pattern, Be a
yard.
OIL-CLOTH*. OILCLOTHS, all width*, all
pneos.
LUBI9PB POWDER, 3c. a package;
See our LUCILLE CORSET, black, tan, and
gray, at lie.-special priM ;
Tho NOR WALK 73c COaUBl'. extra long waUt,
tOe, :
DOTTED SWISS. 12*c a yard.
KID GLOVKS, KID GLOVIB.
Black and Colored Kids. Mc .
BLvk and Tan Mousnuotaire Glove*. 9o>. ;
Black and Colored Gauntlet Glove*. IL23.
Remnant* WORSTED GOODS at on* third
cost price.
STRAW SPLASHERS. 10%; m
TCBKEY RED WORKINO-COTTON, So, a
dozen;
STAMI'BD PILLOW-SHAMS. 17c :
BEADING for finishing off underw**r, 12a
a piece:
KATINli-APRoNS for bablns, 10c ;
CHUCK MUSLIN SLIPS for children, 28c ;
BLACK RIBBON VELVETS, piece ot 10 yard*.
Be. a t'leco:
WHALK-BONK CASINO, He. a plec* of 12
GreVt bargains In WHITE SPREADS.
Spreads at 50<\ worth 61c ; 75c worth "He :
tl Mirselllo* deiigus worth |1.2o and upward to
Heavy'Colored Marseille* Spreads, (2 worth $4 ;
TUKQUOIS IIAIKOltNAMENTrt, ?a ;
DaMAsK TOWKLS. W,^c worth 10',c ;
Beautiful BHOTTBD FRINGE TOWELS, red,
gold, and blue borders, 34x<!5 Inches, 83c
north Mc:
BLACK SKIKT BRAID. 3o. each;
LACK CURTAINS, 7.v\ a pair:
2.100 yards of BLLACHKD COTTON. Blg-o. ;
LOOOyard* UNBLEACHED JBAN8 at 7c worth
10c.
THALHIMEK BEOS'.
EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF SPRING* DRESS GOODS EXCELS ANY
FORMER SEASON'S DISPLAY. YOU CAN FIND ALMOST ANYTHING
YOU WISH FOR IN THE DRESS GOODS LINE, IN SOLID COLORS.
FIGURED, PLAID, STRIPED, AND ROUGH EFFECTS.
No better time to parchaso than right now while yon oan have the pick of the
many desirable styles. LADIES' CLOTHS in all tho new shades for spring wear.
Our line of BLACK DRESS GOODS was nevor so eorapleto as at present, comprising
many styles you may not find eUewhwe. Our store 1* the llghtost In the city and you can
*** The DRBssVKl M MIMQ bn?lnes i has h?*n entered Into largely by ?*, and we bollere yotx
can find alaort anyihmg you desire lu our stock. Wo can .how you many protivWW**
In Fancy and Jewelled Primming* to ho found nowhere else, we boiug ths exclueivo pur
rt...?r. i'i? ? Ores* Trimmings In the greatest varioty.
We^hariliNtop*n*l50 ptMM NEW BLACK SILK DRAPERY NET*, the latest out. at
prices to suit your Ideas as well as your t?M One ? tho mo? desirable styles lot thl*
season will bo B.a.k Mull a-.d Mutlln Embroidered KiounHnga, 1* rards wMo. TheyT*U
4* yards to the piece, sufficient to make a comploto suit. Wo have op?ood about 15J pHcei,
beautiful deMgns, and later on th?y will bo hard1 to ""'Ji,. _..,_?.,. RMBROinRHrBS- also
We aro Offering a most extensire *toox of S\\ 1-3 AND CAMBRIC EMRKOIUSKIH3. aiso
TORCHON AND ME Jlt'l LINBN LACKS at the Tory lowest prlcei.
Oar WillriGUODS DKPAR TUKtT is comploto and 0.1?1 wllb many nice goodsto suit
your fancies/ YOKINOS, RRVBUINOS. LISKM LAWN.,, SWIM NAINSOOKS. CHECKED
AND 8 ntlPBD ML'SLINsi INDIA LINBNS, TUCKING*, aud many other k nd. of ma.orUI.
^^AMMjSSifAU^inmimm we can .how all the pretty styl*. lor spring.
2i?c. lo'jC, and 25c a yard. Now lines In KID GLOVLS, UOS1LHY, AJ?D llAM>i*Btt
CH1BF8. MATTINGS ha* Just been placed on ?ale. and we c?n satisfy yon a*
Uw^t!TtrMJ^^clMnTCmiM,m4 DRUGGETS offered at greatly re.
*TkffSm* ??* line of MUSES' AND CHILDREN'S REEFER AND BLAZEB JACKETS
an now on *ale at exceedingly low price* at
THALIIIMER BROTHERS',
Fifth and Btoad streets.
H
ELP A NOBLE INSTITUTION.
A BAZAAR TOR ST. VINCENTS HOSPITAL
AT HOHFOLK, VA.
The sister, who hare charge of th* HospitalI of
St. Vincent de Paul appeal to the geuerou*. be?
nevolent, and klnd-beartod for aid and assist?
ance In their present financial difficulties, st.
i lucent', t* to well known and holds such a high
r?nk that It la unnecessary to refer to Its claim:*
upon tho charitably-dUpo*e4 for support and i
encouragement. Although the recipient of
many feusrou* benefactions In past years. In j
tb* form of legacies and donations, yet most of I
the Income derived from lbe*e sources has beeu
expended In th* erection of building* aod the
providing of neceasary accommodations, and lit
tlo ha* been left for the running expenses of the
hou*e. With *ufflelent mean* at lomruand.
n*arly twice th* number of charity patients ai
are now under treatment ecsatd be provide 1 for.
The poor and suffering, the lick and aBHeted
have never been denied admittance. The Hos?
pital ha* alway. been non-sectarUm-H* doors
being open alike to Catholic and noa-CaUtoltc,
between whom no distinction 1* made.
Claim a .hare in tbi ? good work by your chari?
table assistance. Our good LcM has promised
that ?? the pray.<r out of the mouth of the poor
shall reach the ear* of God." Donation* of
money, provtolona, fancy article*. Ac, will t>?
thankfully received end most earnestly *oll
cited.
A aetaer for the purpose of railing fond* for
MM Hospital will be held in tbe near future.
All pereoaa deeiriog to contribute will pfease
eddree* blSTKB ISADOKS KBNNY.
janMf St Vincent's Hospital, Norfolk.?a.
F~URNrrUBE"RENOVATED
?KD DPHOLSTBRBD
?T JAMBS WOODALL, _ ?
?B ess* Breed street, near city Ball.
Press** ensatlQi te aU erdera.
MKBTINOO-^^^^^^
OFFICERS ANiTBilRlAL COM
MITTBKO*1 MT. KRIN BBNEPICIAL SO?
CIETY Nc 4: Please meet at your hall THIS
(Sunday) EVENING at 2 o clock to pay tno last
tributo of r*?poct to your decease 1 brother, C,
li. KArrsLr. ? _
ily order of the presldeat, W. II. Taylor.
mns-lt*_I. J. BNKHiHT. Secretary.
ASONIC NOTICE.-T H E^
memoes of RICHMOND RAN- XX
DOLPH LODGE. No. 19, *re requested to ?
sssniatlt at their lodge-room. Maso.?' Hall,
r'r?nxlin street betwe?6 KIghteenth and Nine-,
teemh, III 18 MORNING ^Sunday; at I o'clock to
cay the last tribute of r ape.t to cur deceased f
brother. CUaal.KS W.OTBY.
Kunersl services In lodge-room. Members of
stftSB lodges end trausieat brouers are fi alar,
nai'.y invited to unite with us.
By order of ibe W. M. I
mh 8-lf W. HALL CREW. t?ectetary.M
riMIE MEMBERS OP FRA'f Eli- a
X NAL LWDGB, No. 53, A. F. and A. M.,?#^
aro re lues ed to attend a stated mooting/*^\
of their Lodge at nt, Albans Hall MON- J *
DAY EVENING. March (Kb, at 7 o'clock. Mesa,
ber* of slater lodge* are cordially Invited to at?
tend.
By order of the Worshipful Mastor. _
1 WILLIAM lA>rjLNSTBI9.
mhe-lt_Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholder* of the GLUTTON FOBQS
WATBR COMPAMY wiu be heid at the An
change llotol, to the <-r.y of Richmond. Vs., no
MONDAY, April ?, 101. AH stockholder* are
requeeted to be present either to person or mf
proxy.
Bf orweraltteFreeWeat. _ _ __
' CaUMLBS & WOBTHAM. JB..
sahMaAWti Beoretery east Trssanuw*
MitteldorferS'
NEW
Granite-Front Store,
217 east Broad street.
OPENING OF NEW SPRING GOODS,
O-ir stock of NEW BPRIMO DRES8000D9 will
be on exhibition on MONOAY tbo fttb. All the
nowejt styles, Ska de*. and design* at price* to
satisfy all. r\SHMEKBs. HENRIETTAS,
hKKGES, AKMLHKS, BOLCLRS. TRICOTS,
PLAIDS, STRIPS*.
Ourown Importation of PARISIAN ROBES.
BLACK DRESS GOO OS, all the popular
brinds, at prices from lfK to 13 per yard.
W> Lave the largest and nvj?t complot* stock
Of I)KI->!? GUODMover shown.
BLA/CER3?A new stock for i hlldren and ladle*
from Ia to $6.
!l \D-KEsTS of CHINA SILK and a large
Stock of CHINA SILK SCARPS at all prices.
WASH COJDS in GINGHAMS at tf.'i. 10, KM.
1B?-. and ?'<?. for tbo t est goods.
CiUttBRAYS, OU11NGS, PKKCALBI, and
PRINT*
I.ADli:." UNDERWEAR of the best make and
prices much bolow tbolr vaiuo.
CHILDHKN'* CAPS and CLOAKS for Infante?
a new stocs. Just recelrod. Call at
MITTELDORFBRS*.
217 east Broad street
[mh S-SuJuATb)
^ HOBS) S ft, NIL KM, COWS, Ae. ^^^
FOR SALE.-WE OFFER FOR*?-ji
SALB ?? YoCNO HAMPTON," A Xn
THOROl'UHRURl) CHESTNUT BoKHBL, re?
markably kind and penile in disposition. Pedl>
gree furnished, and the horse oan be seea at our
nurseries, one and a bait mite* north of city. A
bargain cau be had by early application.
mh8-ood*t_W.T.HOOD A CO.
FOR SALE, A GOAT, HARNESS,
an lP.rc'Khoard. Address w. W. t, eexe
of DitfTATcn office._safe tot*
FOR SALE- TWO FRESH, fjgt
YOUNG JBHSBT COWfl, p*rfoctly?*3a?
geatle, large milker*. Superior family cow*,
can bo seen at Brookland. on Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. M. A. MILLER. Post-Offle* Bom
Ml_?h t-PjoATuft*
BOOKS. STATIONERY. A*.
NEW LAW-I*OQjr&-MA%HEW
CRIMINAL DIQRfiT. third edlttoe, IB:
MARTINS INDEX TO YtRQISIA M-^?jK
Volums* 75 to M. ft: OOOLBV'SCO>STlTU
^m ^ Ijiw aad utaerel Beoksellets,
?frt-nAw_WliaMUMi.fse
^^J*AMI ASII^J^MMMkJkk '
W^C.8MrTH,8H?0iiTH(
_ ? Fifth etroet, have est e**4Ytc
awa."K?
THE TOWER,
20! ASB 203 EAST BROAD STRUT.
JULIUS SYCLE Is SON, ftofrietotv
GRISADINIS wiU be wo? ?
for Hjlse, patterns, a?4 prises y?? aw* ew?w,
^LL-BILKPIOURBDsnd BTBIPED AURA*
DIN* guaranteed to be Droa fraase,eBl? sm.si
yard.
8AT1M STRIPB QRINADIRA fU
everywhere for ftl.tB.
SMALL FIGURED and BATIN
GRENADINE.*. fl.flO. would be cheep at IB ^^
PLAIN BLACK GBBNADIMB, warre?t*4 SSBB
silk end Iron frame, only ejft.
POLKA-DOT ORBNAD1NB, P?w StlB, *BtW
ILtseyerd. M -^
BUCK SILKS with hear/ satla and MB
stripe* only fl.83. _...
BLACK SATIN STRIPB and SILK BROCAMB
only fl.? worth $1.73.
LARGB MGL'RED BROCADED, ft laches 1
only SI.S9. regular price tits.
I.OVB VKILINO, much lighter to weight
Hun'*-v?lllng. $t.? and $1.80. Thlelea
did veiling for ledioe la dolir-ete health.
CMNA SILK", only ;5Sc. worth 45c,
Our 85c. CHINA SILKS marked dow? t* HBj
Every shade you want
Kx>ra wld* CHINA MLKS, ?c. regular prts*
7Jc.
SATIN for fancy work, all shade*, Ha.
COLOKBD SILK PAJLLBi regular prlee ?,
This week we havo mark.?d Uiem Sic t
BLACK ALU WOOL CI! BVIOT oaly BOo.
BLACK ALL-WOOL HENRIETTA, 80c, TUB
is our 62c. Henrietta reduced In price only 0? SB*
count of quantity we havo on hand.
42-INCH SILK MOHAIR oaly Jl a yard, rer*
flno quality. .
KINB SILK-FINISH HENRIETTA, ?"A. M
Incbe* wide. You cannot match tbo tame ???
terlal under f 1, so wo are going to sell our SI. IS
HENRIETTA tut* wook for $:. ,
HI. \CK LACK HI NTINO, 1SV- a yard.
FRENCH CARSIMBRB, 40 Inches wide, OAlf
Sha, Tbor* Is no serge n?de to beat this.
3MNCB CKEPi: CLOTH, tto.
K1NE BLACK !>ERGK, JOc.
MOHAlBat 50o.
BLACK SILK GLORIA only $1.10 a yard.
BLACK SILK-WARP IIENK1E1TA oaly H-SB
PRIESTLEY BLACK UBAPE DB ALMA onJp
IL40 a yard.
Ono lot of BLACK CASIIM BR C.M leches WM%
only H*\
BTRIPE HENRIETTA only?3c worth |1.
BLACK DOTTED NET, 60c. *o!d
for 87c.
HACK STRIPS NET. H5c would be a
bargain et $1.
BLACK STRIPE LACB, a v*ry Bne meeh, oatp
f Ul * yard.
BLACK PIGURRD LACB only |l.7?-larfs
figure*.
BLACK FIX)WBRED LACE "ily $t-flowera
aro vei y small.
LARGB FIGURED BLACK LACB, wett
covered, only $2.55.
FLOWERED. STRIPED, end POLKA-DOT
BLACK LACE only 1*75 worth $5.10.
LARliK FLOITawaBtTBLACK LACB, $9 worth
14.50.
BLACK LACB FLOUNCING, full Width, onlj
$1 and$1.25ay*rd.
BLACK NET with flounce only $3,81.
W1DB BLACK LACB for Oil's.
BLACK POLKA-DOT and FIOURBB.
FLOUNCB only $2.75.
BLACK LACI FLOUNCING with deep border
and small flruresooly ILN).
New line of CREAM and WHITE SILK LACB*
We are still olTurii g bargains In TORCUOH
LACKS.
BOUPPI SCARF with colored stripe* only 600.
PLAIN WHITE KARP with drawn work onlp
80.-.
W* have ]u?t o- onod a new line of *olld t lacktj
plain whim, black and ehite, and colored SWIM
FLOLNCING at price* never heard of before.
See our show window for price*.
COLORED BTRIPI HENRIETTA only She. a
yard.
COLORED CHKVIOT8,50c. full 4t Inohe* wide.
I COLORED FIUURBD CIIKVIOTH, 40 lewhes)
wide, only Ma
PLAID CHBVIOT9 only BOc We are the only
bouse In tint city exhibiting these Plaid
Cheviots.
PLAID BOUCLB CHEVIOTS only 75a
COLORED SILK (.I.ORIA only $l.U-caa be
had el?owhere for $!.;!!?.
UartLMCOLORRD SILK OLOHIAS are the
finest -i;k Gloria* made. Wo are the only
house In the city abowing these. If you Coot
care to buy we would be pleased to show these
to you. Every lady that ha* seen them prefers a
dress to a silk.
New line of PARASOL COVERS from S$0> to
I8.ro.
About 20 FINE IMPORTBD DRRSJ PAT*
TERNS, only one of a color.
80-INCH MOl'RNINO PLAIDS, only It**. ?
yard. ,
80-INCO GLORIA UMBRELLAS, with coaelU
handle* only 41*1.
Great many new handles la GLORIA and
SILK UMBRELLAS.
One lot of DRESS GINGHAMS, ?MA, the lttfo.
quality. Wo will giro every customer a fait
quantity.
One case of FIODRBD SATINK8 only 8*a
LINBM FINISH CHEVIOTS, light grounds
with colored strlpo and plaid*. 8XO. Same goods
extra width, 10a
FRENCH GINGHAMS. l?t,c worth 250.
?.BUTTON MOL'StiL'ETAIKK only tSa
PIGSKIN GLOVES only 85c
BLACK JERSEY ttuOVR*. 12* :.
BLACK TAFPKTA GLOVES, ebsolntelp fast
black, only 2*3.
BLACK LlBLE-THRt\D GLOVBS only 17*.
worth SOc.
SILK WINDSOR TIES 2 for 25c.. regular prtee
8Jc apiece.
Any BOOK that sold for 23, 35, 40, and 60a MB
95c. choice.
CHILDHBN'S BLACK SOCKS only Be.
CHILDREN S P1N-STBIPB SOCKS, slaoo I IS) ,
6W> only 1-"-.''.
LADIES' RAL HOSE, extra length, only 13*0.
SCHOOL HOSB for children ouly 10 and 13M%
PLAIN BLACK HOSE for children, foB regn
lar made, only 12 v. a pair, regular price Sea
Bargain* In SWISS and HAMBURG KDGBS.
LADU-.h' COLORED BOBDBRRD HANDKRB*
CHIEFS only 12l?c. worth ?a _
LADIES' PLAIN WHITS UEMSTITCHRD
HAN DKECIIlKrS. 6 for <SC.
MOl'RNINO HANDKERCHIEFS for ladle*
only 5c, regular price v.
New line o( BLACK end COLORSD DRIBS
TRIMMINGS, JBWBL TRIMMINGS, 8ILVI1
and GOLD TRIMMINGS.
GKNTl.EMKVS REGULAR MAD! HALF
ROSE, 10c. a pair.
GGNTLBMBN'S SEAMLESS MIXED BOBl
oaly 10c, a j air.
RUBBER oKIRT-PKOTICTORS only Mb a
pair.
GESTLRMRX'9 CELULOID CUPFS. 16c. a pair.
One roll of MATTING. 40 ya.de, only $ft worth
aoe. a yard.
FINE DAMASK MATTING?, regular prMB
!0c.. only 12a
LARGE-BLOCK MATTING, ssssnlosa, regulat
price 37c. only SO?.
TRUNKS at manufacturers' price. About P
TRUNKS, slightly scratched, much lees theA
manufacturers' price.
BART CARRIAGIS I BABT CARRIAOHI
We are showing the best make of carrtagea la
be had In th* city. Over 100 style* to select I*
Send for catalogue.
I UlLDREVS CAPS, 10 style* at 85c.. 81 .
at 60a. ? styles at 75a, IS styles at $1.4 styles
?.? end $1A0.
Great m?ny new/ shapes BONNSTS fresh Saw.
tOtS.60.
FINS SURER INDIA UNSN, $**. atBSS
lengths, worth 10c.
PINS SURER INDIA LINRN, BtBwh ABB*
ejnallty. 8>,c. worth 15a
LINRN SHEETING. $1. regmler srteefUE
Bargains in LADIES' MUSLIN UN DEB VIA*
LADIES' BLAZERS from $8.79 to SB
CUILDRBN'S REEFER JACKBTS.
PURR UMRN NAPKINS, colore* SBtAatwA,
$JDa A Anion,
PARC* LINRN NAPKINS, pi**. BBwS, IBS.
and yellow borders. 75c. a deaeau
FINS DAMASK TOWELS, fagjoy e*k**4 BBS*
der, hnotMd fringe, and two raws et wBhwB
IhseeS, $0a, regular price ate
ROfS* CASB1MBRR, Ha
DOTTED 8W1BS, nieu Wits, btoote ?? jBMBt
ew^whSMwIBteieeTAea, ejaShtaaB BttB faw5
4os,Bwaa ?????*

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