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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-03
SUPTS OFFICE X. Il ID. Il. H.,
RInuAn,an (lof % 1877

H. IL, fS.,
RICHMOND, Oct. %, 1887. !
~. w EnsEzEa CHANGE OF SCHE-
NJ ~ Sas4fYesssfaY u LEVIN TER AR
RAN0EMENT.-On and after MONDAY, the 26th
October, the day Mail Train will run on this Road
daily as follows, Sunday excepted)
Leaves Richmond 900 O'Clock A. NJ
Arrive at Junction at.....................l2UO NJ
Arrive at Danyille 500 Pm
RETURNING:
Leave Danvilie at......-................. 7.b A.
Arrive at Junction at......... l2tU NJ
tnu IN hlcnInond at. 3-Nl = ~
THROUGH MAIL ROUTE TO THE S0UTIIW EST.
On aud after THURSDAY, December 10. 1851 the
afternoon Mail Train will run, daily, follows
Sundays excepted) and connect with the South
Side Railroad trains at the Junction, and that with
the Virginia Il Tennessee Railroad trains at Lynch
burg both ways:
TRAIN GOING WEST AFTER THE ARRIVAL OF TIE NORTH
ERIN AFTERNOON TRAINS
Leaves Richmond Station at......- $50 oclk. ?.
Arrive at Junction. -............ $50 Z. M
RETURNING, COMING EAST:
Leave the Junction 250 a. NJ
Arrive in Richmond at.................. 80 A Nj.
In time to connect with the trains going North.
This train forms a link in the direct through line
from Washington City to Memphis, by the way OF
Lynchburg Knoxville Dalton and Chattanooga
thence to Memphis or Nashville, being the most di
rect and expeditions route to those points.
DEF @. CAMPBELL. Supt.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS ! |.
PRICE 4 WATKINS.
The subscribers are receiving. per jamestown, 70,
day. a variety of new and d. sirabIe Goods selected
in person by one OF their concern, now in New YORK
They will continue to be supplied from time 70 tine
with all tile novelties OF the season. ana their
and customer may rely upon nDding IN their stocK
the richest and most elegant goods that the country
Affords we a varied assortment at PR ses tnat
cannot fail to please. Among the Goods opening To-
day, will be touDd--
kch Velvet Cleaks ard NaDtes
silk Talmas, MautilIas AID Stella shawls
Grey Cloth Cloaks and busters -
Spring oilks--in Robes, ayat.ere. Chene anu ga
spring De Laines-in Printed Bayadere and
Robes a IN Qnle
French and English Prints and Briliiantes
Party and Evening Dresscs-in Rich Lace Robes,
French and English Prints and Ginghams
Cruvelia Cloths. De Beige, &c
Beautiful Lace Sets
Linen Trimmings
Victoria Collars and Sets
Full supply Aiexander's Kid Gloves
Damasks HGckabacks &c
Materials for Boys Wear
Ladies', Gents and Children's Hosiery, Cloves.
f. l6 It's PRICE WATKINS.
NEW GOODS, FEBRUARY 10TH
IN THo'S Il. PRICE & Co are now getting. in
some choice fancy and heavy Goods for the Spring
trade Just to hand. will be found
English Prints in great variety
Choice Black Tsffeta Silks
Do do Bayedere DO
Hoped skirts, (eyery style)
Ladies' II. S Gloves
Black Velvet Ribbons
Irish LineLt Sheetings, &c.
Plaid Doms 'ics Cotton USnaburgs, Brown Cot
A large lot colored and Black Silks and SILK
Robes.
They are still closing at wonderfully low rates;
fe ii-ts T. X. PRICE * CD.
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IN DRY GOODS

BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
ID FOR CASH.
To make room for my Spring purchases. will
sell for one month only, the remainder OF my stock
at greatly reduced prices. and many articles with
out regard to cost, for cash only.
Nearly all of the stock is new and fresh, having
been purchased within tho last 60 days, under the
most favorable circumstances 1t needless TO emu
merate the articles on hand suffice it to say they en-
brace every thing in the dry goods line.
4 call is respectfully solicited from all who really
want cheap goods. Come aud for yourselves
JNU. L. SMITHER,
falO-lm 70 Main st
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SINGULAR CAsg OF fsrAruArlos.--A singular case
Of infAsuasion was brought to light on Saturday.
tbs victim being Mr. J. Franklin Langley Of Nor
folk, Va, who has been swindled ont of about 81
800. 1t appears that Mr. l.. recently arrived 10
the city, aud put up at the Aston House, On Fri
day last he was met by two girls named Emma
Howard and Mary Russell, who inveigled him in to q
thievng den kept In the OF No. q Elm street,
by oae VIM. Howard, where he was kept in semi
stnpor state, and feeced out of nearly all his mo-
ney. He finally became desperately in love with
Mary Russell. and offered to m,rry her. She con
scented. and he bought her severa, silk dresses and
n handsome wardrobe, besides several articles OF
jewelry.
He afterwards took her 10 Jersey City to get
married but the girl backed out, and said all she
wanted Of him was his presents. and that whom she
did got married she wanted somebody besides an
old fool. This brought Mr. Langley to his senses
and he found that the girl and her aecomplices
had duped him out of about 1880. all he had with
him except So. He then went to the Deputy Su-
perintendent Of the Police and told his tale and the
result was that Howard aud one Jack RUSSELL and
the two girls were arrested and locked up to an
swsr a charge OF conspiracy. Most of the ward
robe and jewellery which Mr.. L. purchased for the
girl was recovered and given In charge of the Pro
perty Clerk, but several hundred dollars, which
the gang got from him, IL still missing. Mr.. Lang
Icy 10 resident OF Norfolk, and is abont 40 year,
Of age. He recently returned from California
NsW Tork Ns,os.
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: FOR RENT OR SALE.-The small

Ii Soap Factory on Fairfield street, near the
JJd Distiiiery nth strpet or further particulars.
apply To EDWARD MeADAN,
r. s.-The subscriber having enlarged his Old
SOAP and Candle Factory on franklin street. rear Of
ST. Charles Iistei and now manufacturing on lar
ger scale than ever respectfully invite his friends
and the trade generally his large and wei assert
ed stock of Soap and Candlgs; also for sale eIght
hundred bushels best quality ieeched ashes, 10 Which
he invites the attention OF farmers.
mbI-tf T.. Nc A.
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saie. IN New York, Monday, OF 800 virginia .
al sz%
Tue ssw York Jcsrnal q commerce. Of Monday
r ". says:
The bapka cannot md Sufficient good brsneAss -
Per to ssprb their feeeipta and sne dIseos NV i'm.
Of nearly AL the larger nssitn ons .n3s asaree ate
portAnt decrease. Were Il not thai tne ss,,pf ot
OF uans end DISCOUNTS" include large nm IA show
temporary kAns subject 70 Call, thm ms"
1ssisn Exohanss hs. deciia.d ana sre tsS to
been very little done % day. dsst te' ,srcaly
unit AR their letters before Operating
fks revival Of excite ment at III Soc. .v into M
On saturdAy afternoon snr., Jn a the two or
thrss days which preceded. has been more .naa
covered, and the operations are ON y H'"' eAs
scale.
The Nov Orleans Banks held an average OF VII.
osay7 IN specie in their vaults FOR the week ending
Y.b an v hch il Q decrease from the preceding week
Of t4s.f8.
statement OF the canage At the United state
Mint In Philadelphia. during The month Of febru
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r1 NOTICE. RICH.
REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF


DE DUCTI0N IN THE PRICE OF
~ WOoD.-Being DESTROYS of keeping nm with
'the spirit OF the times" I have this day reduced
the price OF Wood. | now offer the hest nnality
OAK WOOD AZ $3.50: PINE 81 per cord delivered
aud respectfully solicit the attention Of ali in want
a. / am determined 10 sell at the lowest rates
Rave On hand fnli supply. and am prepared to de-
Orders left at Messrs Dabney Cookies MIR a A
Hundley's, Broad street, or at the yard ON Rroa5
street near Brooke Avenue will receiye prount at
tsntion. 70 li-lmS JAMES A MOORE
MILITARY GL0VES.-We have \
IVA large lot OF Military Gloves. which we win
fea2 JOHNSON 4 HARDWOOD
r YNCHBURG SMOKING TOBACCO
IL very superior article for saie mt 25 cents per
pound. BY WARlNG 4 PEARCE,
feT Cor 4tis and Broad SITS.
lime CLOCKS Mantle Clocks,
y In marble cases. warranted 10 keep correct time
Thoee wishing superior clock of the latest pat
terms are invited TO call at BULKLEYia,
f4T 1877 Main n
ERESH GARDEN SEED.--Landreth's
= Extra Early Peas do do Rect do Tom Thumb
Peas and fall assortment OF Landreths Seed war
rsPted freeh and genuine; for sale BIZ
MiLLSPAu9H A. JOHNSTON
re ~ East Main street
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10 BIZ tEAWN
54s5 prizes. amounting 70 232i0
Whole Tickets SO: Halves IS; Quarters o. 50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.


Whole Tickets $40: Halves s.; Quarters ~ 80
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 0ooo, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips paper encircied with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 457 prizes, similarly printed and encirclod
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revoiyed, and q number is
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
Number aud Prize drawn out opened and exhibit
ed to the audience, and registered by the Commits
.oners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIzzs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
6rst Prizes will be entitled to the Is Approxima
Ion Prizes. For example: II Ticket No. II go draws
the $4,000 Prize those Tickets numbered II 2lS 2is.
II Isl, ii 252 will each be entitled to $780, Ii Ticket
bered 54s 549 $751; $50 viii each be entitled to $780,
The 5000 prizes Of $50 will be determined by the
Ii figure OF the number that draws the $40 600 prize
For example: II the number drawing the s7ocoo
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where the
number ends In !, win be entitled to $40. Ifthe num-
Der onds with No. 2 then all tile Tickets where the
number ends in p viii be entitled to $50 sad so on
Certificates will be sold at the following
Certificate of package oflo whole Tickets. $50
10 half 20
!. 70 quarter :. ?,
10 eighth 10
In ORDERING TICKETS OR CEarlrrcAfIs.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
By frst mail. Purchasers can have Tickets onding In
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
topurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
az Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office County and State.
A1- Remember that every Prize Ii drawn and pay
sin full without deduction.
xS- All prizes of 81 900 and nnder paid immediate
" after the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
cfthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
8. SWAN h Co. Augusta Ca,
ia Persons residing near Montgomery. Ala, or
Atlanta HooFs Ia, can have their orders hlied and
of those citios.
s3- A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount ct the prize that each one Is
the following papers: The Augusta GA Cunati.
nationalist New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Intalgencer New York Weekly Day hook. eayan-
nah Morning News, Richmond Difpatch, New fork
DispAtch and Pauiding tMiss) Clarion. mh l.
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A NO. / PERUVIAN GUANO, AT RE-

A NO. | PERUVIAN GUANO, AT RE-
IL DUCED PRTCES.-The Agentspf the Peruvian
Government having reduced their prices for dusnO.
we are now having shippod. and will soon be in re-
cept Of our Spring supply from Baltimore, of ths
stamp "a and in prime order. We now pre-
pared to make engagements for early delivery, at
reduced prices and on the most favorable terms.
We have also On hand about 40 tons of Patagonia
Guano, of the cargo received last Fall, and Mex
lean Guano, of the best quality ami ut the lowest
prices CRENSHAW Il CO,
North side of the Basin, Richmond, Va.
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The msmbers Of the Boston Corn and Flour Ex-
change we observe are taking steps towards estab-
HshiaG D standard OF buying and selling corn By
weight--ss pounds 10 recommended,
The Metropolitan Rank Of New York has resolved
to reduce the rate Of discount upon New England
bank notes. from 4 TO = Per cent. The arrangement
will 20 into effect Immediately.
A late commercial letter from New York rays:
II 10 stated In money circles that exchange at the
ush n gradually Riitentng. part 'cuarly At
Charleston an Savannah. The banks Of that sec
na will he pla al in their specie wing position by
the ist OF April Phsdelphia funds ar very scarce
yearly all ;he banks are creditors here Consider
abba psrc~lsos god are z I'M to that CITY.
Atthc ago m ,ney ID growing easier. and the ex
changes resur ing 10 their former regularity. Ar
r%usesnts IN progre by parties in That city 10
loan large amounts Of monay within the next few
months real estate security. at ten per cent on
&C cunt Of New York capitslists. The banks are
dis outing freely at ten cent, and all the sixty
dsy1 proddcs bills payable in this city thar are Of
fsring Exchange T. now selling attwo per cent
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FOR RuWr AMP sALE.

- FOR SALE OR RENT.--The three
LII story aud basement brick tenement, on GARY
! upisd by MIR, T. T. Johnston, and next Mr. A. Bar
qatnin jr, at present teuanted by Mrs. NJ. hHpy.
hose term expires lat April Itcontains ten room,
bath room, &c, Gas Throughout. two story Dick
kitchen bot ab.ut l2D feel deep This properly y
nearly Bew-buiit VI the best material ann IN tqs
terms apply 20 ". NJ tuNNEIL,
mI2-ts ut Mitchell & Tyers'.
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New York Bank Statement.

NEW YogK. March 1.-The weekly bank statement
shows an increase of $s2 a In loans $242e0 in spe
cie ssi3 nn in nominal deposits, and decrease OF
S20Oa In Calculations; SITS on in undrswn deposits
Tncud,g the California remiftances. which are not
in the weeks the banks hold over $33 600.
coo ia specie It 10 said that specie will go
20 R.,rov,a an "Wednesday
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CAS FOR THE C0ENTRYT w a.,

1 mo EOR The OOUNIhf. VIC are
~ erecting the works OF the Maryland Portable
Gas Company, in-many sections Of Virginia and N.
sarolina, and they have given entire satisfaction
They are perfectly simple the Gas Il superior 10 our
Landles.
the works now in use:
James Lyons. Miles Turpin, A q Lee. Ro A Mayo,
nnl Edwin Robinson. Dr. Jne B Haryie, and = st Geo
cocke, of Puwhafan co
Any further information can be had BY addressing
SrERDINS \ PuiLEN,
fe@ Iul Broad st.
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N0TICE.-All persons having claims
~ against the estate of John Wcmble. decd, will
present them for settlement, properly au,heutica
ted to the undersigned and ali persons indebted te
said estate will make payment to
JN0 Z. W0NBLE,
JOS. IL. CRENSHAW, fExr's.
VIM. III. LYONS,
ia -
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RETURNING, COMING EAST:
e. &C THE ADAMS EXPRESS

~ COMPANY, 1874 Main ST. having
resumed their Steamship Express to and from Nor
folk Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
town and Roanoke. which leave New York every
Wednesday and saturday, and thence by railroad to
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-.
iina are now prepared to forward, with great dis.
patch, and at reduced rates. every kind of Merchan
Disc Valuable Parcels, Jewelry, &C., TO the above
named cities, and all places on the seaboard
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
by special Messengers, who win give their personal
attention to the careful handling OF goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express
Shippers will please take notice that pack ages TO
points In Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received, day of sailing, until O'clock
P. NJ. j. L. MACD0NOUGH
toff
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Northern Markets

NV YoRx, March The market. ara Generally
unchanged Stocks lower Virginia 6s 3921s.
BALTIMORE March 2-Plonr heavy at 81 3761i So
Wheat uochsngsd. Crn Quiet-white 54eI56 cents
yellow 5,k1s7 cent. Glover Saaa ssEl525.
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e., TO THE LADIES.-The stlen-

Ia HEAD QUARTERS, 1851
"A CLOTHINGi CLoTHINGil CLOTHING u !
We Visitors To the Agricultural and Mechanics
12. Fairs attentionl-If yoa are In want OF some
thing really neat and cheap in the way Of Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, not AZ beloS
cost but at fair living profit. give ile cali ~
win promise my goods, When quality and wtfk
manahip ave compared. shall vie with ths cheapest
T. B. SPENCE
oc n No I20 cor Main aud 18th Efs-
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THR SECRETS OF TIE AMERICAN HORSE TANER.
The Buffalo Advertiser intimates that 1t Is cogni
cant Of the peculiar secret possessed by Mr. Rarey
the celebrated horse tanner. now In England, and
employed so successfully by him In subjugating
the most vicious aud uuruly of the equine species
The principle. 1t is thought. Is doubtless the same
as that now In use by horse breeders and horse
trainers in various parts of the country, and con
sists mainly In kind treatment, In subduing the
fears Of the animal, and accustoming him to uDu
suSl noises aud objects. But there are other in
nuences, somewhat of mesmerc character, and
employed as sdjuncts, that go to ensure the more
complete success OF the horse tanner, such
e., the Of drugs agreeable TO the horse scratch
ina In parts not easily reached by the animal 1t
self giving food or water. after long abstinence
has accustomed hunger thirst the careful use OF
various tones of the human voice, &c.
The chief secret, however, according to the Ad-
verfiser, which paper has the authority for its
statement from those who understand and practice
the art consists n raising of the fore feet OF
the horse, doubling the knee and keeping a strar
around the etiock fastening the foot close to the
arm or shoulder. The horse then stands upon
three legs. Having next put on snrcingle, pas
long strap or rein through the surcingle and fas
tening one end off around the fetlock of the 9th
er fore foot attach the other 70 the surcnge afte
the animal IL thrown so closely as to deprive il
the use OF the limb In this item the treatment
may be varied by fastening the second fetlock t.
the arm or shoulder after the animal is down.
This plan. says the Advertiser is successfully pnr
sued nv many skilful hnrse-breakers In Western
Nes York. and the horse yields to the necessities
of the csse--his spirit of opposition is broken.
--
TERRIBLE BATTLE WITH WoLf-The Languedo
Glen (french paper,) relates the following act Of
courage on the part of man named Coudreau a
farmer, in the mountainous part of the depart
ment The man had just retired TO rest, when his
daughter, who was still engaged about her house
hold work, came to tell him, that the geese in the
stable we're making n very unusnal noise Coud.
resu. without stopping to dress himself went i'm
mediately to the place. thinking that some thieves
We're there, when, to his surprise, the first thing
he saw Was an enormous wolf which had effecte
entrance into the stable, and had already killed
one goise. On the door being opened, the animal
attempted to rush out; but Coudreau seized it by
the neck, threw IL down, AMI held il fast while
with large stone which his daughter brought
him, he beat out its brains In the struggle Coud-
reau had his hands torn severely by the animals
teeth. The project, on hearing Of the affair." sent
Coadrsau pecuniary reward, over and above the
sum to which he 10 legally entitled for killing the
~ntf
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HAGAN'S JOHN "a ont a

c%HL HAGAN'S JOHN is out q
Of the ring. The question viii HYN
be asked, Whyf 1t 10 written the laborer - VIZ.
thy Of his wages. aud why should a msn toll Cor
naughts Thankful for past fayors, and = con.inu.
anee Of good will,
-Riss, Jupiter, and Snuff he Nom ~
HAGAN'S JOHN still retains Greek Nation with
al its laws and infelible rights. Cor Il i wrttsn
that "selfpreseryation Is the frat law Of NsfHrcs
Why should man despair. so long A. there i reel
10 unfur. for he knnweth not his eiesiinyg Thsrs.
fore, j have commenced my old business on 18th
street. and will be ready 30 build from whaebar-
row 10 a SIX horse Coach--wil hire out sell, trade
and take Horses on liyefy-will be ready to trade
for anything, from goose yoke mp 20 blind OK =
Barnuin. with all his humhugs and Walker with his
military rpns~D. ts nothing to compare to HA-
CAMS JOHN career. which You will hear more Of
hereafter. JOHN HAaAN.
ia E.s;z
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~ SPECIAL N0TICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg Richmond and all places in yir
gnia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
y flee of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM Il PLEASANTS Agents
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: FoR RENT or LEAsE.-The

81 FOR RENT OR LEASE.-The
III TENEMENT ON GRACE STREET, ut pres
emf occapied as dwelling BY Mr. 2. w Macrnurdo.
Possession given on the lst OF ApTii next.
AISU-A STORE on PEARL STREET, next
door 10 Messrs. BrumIaell & koyster; aud a \ EN
BRICK WAREHOUSE on the Basin, near the cor
given Of the two last mentioned buildings. Apply 10
Ia k;--eca.,s JOHN RU Iii tRf0uRD.
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COAL.

4 NTHRACiTE COAL-30O tons RED
II and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE GOAL. foI
sale at the lowest market price, FOR CASH. Apply IT,
G Is LIPSC0MB. Coal Oihce l4th St,
G. 2h.-ts Near MaYo's Bridge.
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ITO HOUSEKEEPERS. -PREP ARE

II II Il u
FOR THE TWENTY-SECOND
The feast will be great, and our joy quite complete
Our friends from all parts will be with us;
How we'll will We feel with all them 10 meet
1t will be glory for beanx and for misses
Let all the utensils be plenty ON hand.
To bake, and to drink and to eat with:
The best place TO get these, 10 at SCHAAP's old
stand;
All know he ia hard to compete with.
This is at the
e. Of D.
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AT COST, AT COST. CLOTHING.
- CL0TllING.--We are closing out our entire
stock OF Fall and Winter Goods at cost TO make
room for Spring and Summer Goods. We can show
all persons In want of Clothing, handsome lot of
Cashmere Business Goats, Over Coats OF all styles
and grades; black and fancy Cashmere Pants assert
sd lot Of Cashmere. Velvet aud Merino Vests.
ALSO large lot OF Furnishing Goods. patent
Yoke and Shoulder Seam Shirts, fancy and white
selling at cost, at WALKER Il CO.'S
fe Is las corner Main and Pearl
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DEDUCTION In FUEL.-We have Oh
IL hand a full supply of excellent HARD COKE
which will be delivered for the balance of the season
at $3.50 per load. AT this price it is beyond copa
rson the cheapest fuel to be had. for close Stoves
looking Ranges and Heating Furnaces.
sc Yards corner 10th street and Basin, and 9th
and byrd streets JNO. j. WERTH, Agent
de 29-ts
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DERUVIAN G ANO AT REDUCED
l. PRICE-BALTIal0RE INSPECTION "A fresh
supply of Baltimore A No. Peruvian Guano. of
strictly prime quality, and in fine condition, at
reduced prices.
Also brown Columbian Guano, and best Mexican
Guano, for sale by
fl 10 g. McaRUDER's SONS.
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTS W

are now eceiEing our Spring Stock of Confec-
tionaries, Fruits, &c.
Candi1s manufactured OF every style and superior
quality.
Also a large stock of Se0ars always on hand.
Every article warrant To give satisfaction or
money returned.
Cali at Ne &c and examine before purchasing else
where, as are always pleased 10 old and new
customers, hoping to be able TO accommodate all.
fe II DAVID n JON rs AZ CO