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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Mt1"ory-Cosfon EHrnf-7he Slave Brig Mutt.
neerS, &c.

Correspondence of the Richmond DISPATCH
Mihfary-Coiton Enrnt@7ne Slars Brig Mum.
neerS, &c.
MI. NORFOLK, April 4, 1860.
Inc Southern Guard, or more generally
styled the Company F, was out on parade last
evening, and presented quite handsome and
soldierly appearance. This company have
lately organized, and already number sixtv
men. they are commanded by Capt Brad.
ford, a most excellent and ACCOMPLISHED sol.
der. The uniform is blue frock coat with
one row OF buttons in 'front.' blue pants with
gilt lace on side seam, and hat something
similar to those worn by the Seventh Regi
ment of New York.
The work on the foundation of tho Mo
chanics' Hall commenced Monday.
A bale OF cotton, on Campbell's wharf and
one Of lot consigned to Solomon Cherry &
20. were set on fire by a spark from one of
the steamers passing on Tuesday, and doubt.
less would have resulted in DESTROYING consid.
cradle property had it not been for the timely
discovery.
free fight took place in Little Water street
on Sunday last in which man named Mil.
Ter had his nose bitten of. Dr. Gait was
called in, and skillfully sewed it in its proper
place. f~f''
The examination of the mutineers of the
bark Virginia commenced yesterday before u.
s. Commissioner J. L. Francis twill nroh.
ably take the whole Of this week
This morning, at halt. past O'Clock fire
was discovered In Portsmouth, in an unOccu.
pied saw mill, owned by Col Ed Herbert. The
entire mill. together with some small buildings
adjoining, were consumed in a short time
The mill was insured. 1t was the act of An
incendiary. The loss probably will reach
$i0,OOO. Flremen from Norfolk were soon on
the spot, and rendered efficient service.
Wyman, the magician, is performing here to
crowded houses.
not SO good. OswFoO.
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SERVANTS FOR SALE.

FOX SALE:.A frst-rate SEAMSTR ESS and
character, TO remain in or rear the city For
terms, apply to the Clerk Of the Columbian Hotel.
H,cnlonu. ap5-3tt
kOk SALE-A middle aged WOMAN She in
good COOK, WASHER and lRONER A.
streets, ShOckoe Hill. anHNstss"
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" GAINS.-The greatest bargains in Bonmets
gil styles of Flats and Infants Hats. Shakers,
Straw Trimmings. Flowers, Nets, Ribbons. Ru-
merry Goods; Parasos very cheap; Corsets to lace
~ front g &c, other st,le Just cheap Short
Emb'd Handkercheifs lsttc.; Handsome Collars
2Sc.. worth SOC; Marseiiles Boso,ns, Collars and
Wristbands to match. 25c ;COlOred ms l2.
Camhrlc and Swiss Edgings and Insertings; Dust
eTs. Man1es, Lace Points and Shawis; Hosiery ;
splendid Thread Gauntiets Soc; Rich Dress Trim
mings 81 the newest sty les; Cambria Bands; Gents
and Ladies lhnen Cambria HandkercheIfs Hoop
SKIRTS, extraordinary cheap; White MarseiIles:
Beached Cottons at Sc. a great bargain Infants
White Robes, and numerous other goods Of every
rior articles, just call at " ~N'0
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AVALuAsLE DIscoyERy.-Aw worthy mechanic
OF tins CITY, Mr.. X. J. ADAMS, has just discovered
sEHEMlCAL PREPARATION by which Wool
LEN GO0DS, OF every kind, may be made w A.
Ten PkOOF. We have seen several specimens
on the commonest kind Of wooIIen goods, one Of
which is at the store of MSssrs. BEERS & POIS
DEXTER, and has been holding wator now for
about six weeks, without the least appearance of
moisture penetrating it. The discovery will prove
NAVY CLOTHS. and will be sought for the world
over; Any one deeiring information Concerning
fnig discovery, can obtain the same by addressing
n. J. ADAMS. p4-3ts
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n Morbid Diseases Of The steunaeh vie11
c cHf: tsia Y E 'hf k'o1sf 4
ti6o world Their e6n positlo - . no sse5s chance
Discovery. hat the !esalt Of y6Ars Of study; an
~ they are prepared of purely medicinal veseta-
ton, they are invaluable 70 every lami1y-hut e.
Rccially % to every delicate female and child
Thousands Of certificates have heen published of
their Efsat Sacaby IN cnses of Dyspepsia, etc.,
which are really astonishing.
IA. For sale By all Druggists. .apE-ts
"a Nstice. ..N1P. A. Paul,s tFPench Cen.
su,l Furniture and superior Piano will be sold
THIS MORNING, At his residence, ON Bank st.
At 10 o'clock. THOS. w. kEESEE.
8p sit AuctiOneer
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LOST AND aTpAvr

OST-Tuesday. ahou, 10 p NJ -. 49,
yate Ieste,, boxes. in tie Post Once "a. =
t GiNlA NOTEs-ons for 50. the b.y e. "
' sIse1 n sS:sts;b 4 the finder vii return
Us as a remuneration for his trouble. ma, sc, ts
a. STKAYED-From preu.., n
L9Vh inst. small BAY MARI 81. aondaE,
IN her left hind foot. and han won. ana
the back nearly healed Her tail IS nIcss "uaa L..
Will he suitably rewarded. ''" p"' al stree.
ap5-3t+ ROv., 49,,
-1G@ AOST-On last SATURDAY. r,,.,
somewhere in the ne,Thtn,snl ta,
go the Old Market House. : a 100 .
nh,OLD SpECTACLES. The Under viii he s sn,. y
ap3-ts ' otee'
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y " NOTICE.-The members of MarioA
Division. No. s, are requested to meet
y at their Hall. on Broad street. between
9th and 7th streets. tn (THURSDAYj
\evenlns, at 81 clock. The officers
eject Tor the present quarter are to be installed
Dr. r. Trent Judicial Deputy Grand Worthy Pa
sion. ~ o wv
sUBJEcT-' Alcohol as Stimulant,''
Members Of our order In Manchester with tho
members of Springfield, Hutcheson, Artizan. Sid
ney: Powhatan and ShOckOe Hill DivsiOns are
cordially invited to attend. "'o
By order Of the w. P.
II
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DELEGATES TO THE CHARLESTON CONyEN.
TloN.-The Charlottesville (3d) District DEM
ocratic Convention met on Tuesday and an.
pointed Messrs. Coghili and Farley delegates
to the Charleston Convention. The Jefferso.
MAN extra says the delegates are Hunter men
and received more than three fourths of the
vote Of the district
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THE SOUTHWESTERN MAIL-The South.
western Mail, and not the 'Great Southern
Mail" as has been stated, is transfe FRED to the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad The South.
ern still comes by the Potomac route to Rich.
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New York Politics.


OF the earth, New York politics must be al
lowed to take the lead To find principle in
them, would be like looking for pearl amons
the multitudinous shells on the shore.
lucky accident might enable you to discoye,
the pearl, but in general you might pass an
hundred hves-each as long rs that of ME.
THUsELAH-in an unsuccessful search. TIL,
five loaves and two fishes seem to be literally
and without exaggeration the only principle,
OF New York politics. Such a tangled web o.
conflicting interests can be found in the poli.
tics OF no other community, living or dead
TO an outsider it looks like Broadway at mid.
day, scene Of tIextricable confusion Canal
and anti-canal; railroad and an t. railroad fer.
~, dock, slip, Cen trail Park parties people in
faVorof running streets through other peoples
property, and other people who are materially
opposed to any such improvements :. here a
set that wants to run an avenue through a
graveyard, and there another set who would
like to see the first set buried in the graves
which they are seeking to desecrate. The
whole State seems to be overrun with organ.
lied gangs OF political buccaneers and Ruer.
Tlllas. VINO are always on the lookout for
rights OF way. railroad grants, corporation
property, and pron,iscuous depredations upon
taxpayers. Even the public functionarles-
according to their own journalists, and &C.
cording to what they say of one and another
when they quarrel-have their price, like any
other marketable commodity. Politics In New
York seems to be simply branch Of trade,
like any other money making vocation. 1t is
purely, from beginning to end, a commercial
transaction, and.its only principle,-"WiNi it
payr'
The Black Republicans Of that State pro.
test that they have no design of making war
upon tho institution Of slavery in the States
whore it exists, and, though it il difficult to
reconcile their practice with such professions.
wesometimes think that these professions NAV
possibly be sincere. In supposing them nc.
tuated by philanthropy, or even by fanaticism,
we may do them gross injustice 1t is impoe
sible TO conceive that sagacious and practical
men, az many Of them are, can fail to perceive
that q bona fde war upon slavery must ruin
their own interests, convert their great empo-
rum into solitude, and transfer the com.
mercial supremacy Of New York to a rival
city. The only rational manner Of reconcil.
Ing their politics with their character Is to
suppose that they are a. insincere N thew ara
selfish, ana that their philan thropy il a nre.
text for the acquisition Of power and plunder
They trade upon the popular prejudice arain..
slsvery ~ means Of securing of,,cisi rot-
tags, and launch their boats upou the anti
slavery tide, believing that II 1t ever thr.,t.
ems 70 overflow It's limits, they can sav 10 ~.
ocean, Thus far shalt thou 20, and NO f.r.
IneT. Ills dangerous experiment. hut th.v
woutd incur any danger TO others. rather
tnan the loss OF spoils and specie to than.
selves. ~
GUpon this theory, and upon thta Aim. =.
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FIRE IN WAYNEsBoRO.-A fire occurred at
Waynesboro, Augusta county, Va, on the q tn
ult, destroying the stage stable of Capt. Jones
and the stable of N. Massie, with 800 bushels
of corn.
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CONVICTED OF CIRCULATING HELPERS
BooK-Rev. Daniel Worth was convicted in
Randolph county, N. c., last week. of circu
lating "Helper's Impending Crisis" and sen.
fenced to one years imprisonment. The de-.
fence have carried the case up to the Supreme
Court of North Carolina, and the prisoner fail.
ing to give bail, has been remanded to iail.
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DAMAGES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Barbee.
OF N. o., has recovered a verdict for S2.oO
against the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
company, for injuries sustained by the break
ing OF the axle of one of their cars. wear or
two since
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SIXTH DISTRICT CONVENTIONAL will be
seen by the proceedings published this morn.
ing. that the Democratic Convention yester.
day, in this city, elected Messrs. w. ID. LRAKE
and JEREMIAH HOBBS delegates to the Charles
ton Convention, and Messrs. EDWARD w.
MORRIS and ROBERT DABNEY, alternates. The
issue between the WISE and HUNTERlmen was
well contested, and the former triumphed-
The Convention, at midnight, was debating
resolution pledgng the District to an united
support OF the Charleston nominee The result
will be given Tomorrow
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hSacr ifice of Silks.
STILL MORE SURPRISING
ELEG1Nr DRESS GOODS,
IN MATERIAL AND DESIGN.
At unprecedented prices. bringing them within the
of Importation.
WATKINS & FICKLEN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERsIN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS i,
1J9 Main Street.
81, Are now receiving and opening their third cup
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS!
Many of which have been purchased at the auction
SPLENDID slIf STfirss s1 GOODS s"''' ''''''' III
In elegant Satin Striped and Cammeaux
b ssH ri SHr2sS M sSKHIkETs DE CHINE
AAd Bk6 ptAp B GHfkfFNAp AN AZ AS
ShA H$Ssn FURNISHING HiSsf $gSSs:
PLANTATION PLAIDs AND sTRIPEs, a at fac
Either by Wholesale or retail they are rren.roa =.
offer inducements HITHERTO UNEQuALLED.
WATKINS L FICKLEN's
wH&B A22fhE6Hkt NN& Sf ra att KS INST
We shall be prepared to exhibit an UNRlvALLEp
Ishing prices.
ma On THURSDAY morning. the sth. we will
DAMASIE, PUSHER and REAL LACE. SILK
and BEREGE MANTLES and SHAWLS, some of
which are very elegant and entireiy ne,c in style
RA- Our beautiful TRAVELLING SUITS for
Ladies, embracing a beautiful variety, will he ex-
hiblted at the same time. Our assortment, the ex
tent and elegance of which an advertisement can
give no idea: will well repay the examination OF
Al classes of Dry Goods buyers: BY polite atten-
tlon, the best goods, at the lowest prices, and
Ii raj terms. we strive to deserve the patronage
OF all. lap 2--l2tl WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
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eo>A U. 5. VI. STEAMSHIP JAMES

AEo>A T.. 5. VI. STEAMSHIP JAMES.
AdaE TOWN FOR NEW YORK.-TS.
@s9 JAMES1 OWN, Capt. THos SKiysss,
Will leave at 1 O'Clock p. NJ, FRIDAY, the S,h
instant.
ExcursiOn tickets issued to 20 and return by eth
or oil the steamers State room and meals included,
Tor the very low price of SIS.
Passage to New York, Meals and State room
included, SO. Storage passage IS.
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river bosI
Freight received to day, Thursday and 70
to tho hour of o'clock y. NJ, FRIDAY. unless,
suilclency be received prior to that hour.
Consignees are requested TO send for their goods
to day.
Freight for Boston will he forwarded directyoa
at moderate rates of freight and with the greatest
dispatch.
Tickets and Berths secured at eur Office OF Oh
board the ship.
ap5-2t LUDLAM L WATSON
AS FOR JACKSONVILLE" viA' "a
10 VANNAH The superior fast sailing s.hr.
ANN 3. CANNON" Capt. A. p. NOVEL;
having the greater pOrtinn of her cargo ehfssed'
will sail with all posi- e di spatch For remainder
OF Freight, apply to- w. d COLQUITT CO.
ap5-lw
~rk MIl.CH COW FOR SALE have
EAX for sale a fns Mich COW and two
dA.~2nsCALVES. Apply to ox
Corner Path and Clay streets, Church Hill
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SUPT'S OFFICE n 4 v RR

SUPT'S OFFICE, r. Il Y. RR RI
KICHMnND, April 3, 1850 {
SEALED PROPOSALS.. -. Endorsed Promo
~ sails Tor Masonry will be received until the iOs h
lies Creek at the point crossed by the railroad.
Plans and Specifications NAV he seen at Superln-
tendent's office. THOS r. SHARP
ap 4-6t Superintendent,
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Dlennial se..ien.,

One Of the most unWtee measures ever
adopted b. body Of law etvers Il this State.
10 that which established niennial Sessions OF
tho Legislature, and limited them to ninety
days each. The manner In which they may
% extended and extra seseions may Be held, IL
true. points out the way to meet any great
peoiAc exiGency demanding . resort to either
expeoienti bat this does not remedy the evil
20 mr ~ II effects the general Interests Of the
Stats. We had been In hopss that the recent
Aegislature would have urged the Governor
with great unanimity to call an extra session
next winter, and that this MEASURE following
Immediately the extension of the recent ses.
sion, might have been considered ~ an end Of
the biennial sessiona. But the effort to procure
the signatures Of . majority Of the members
to such request to the Governor was a fail
ure. The opinion Of the Legislature was de.
cidedly in favor Of an extra session, but the
idea that 1t would not be sustained by the
popular will induced many members to de.
cline to urge II upon the Governor. We be.
ltevc that the good sense Of the people of Vir.
GINA heartily condemns the limited biennial
sessions as utterly incompatible with the
wants and interests Of the State in this dav of
rapid progress and improvement Their dele
gates do them injustice and exhibit an unbe.
coming fear to do right In declining to aid in
putting an end to an abomination Of the Con-
stitution-an abomination which, under the
suise OF propilatiEg popular prejudices, di-
"A"'sIes the power Of the people by extend
ing the interval between the sessions of their
representatives to consider the public welfare.
New Publications.
Say and Seal. BY the author of "Wide.
Wide World, " and the author of " Dollars and
Cents" II. Vol. Philadelphia: J. b. LIP.
PlNcoTT Il Co.--The Misses w ARNER may be
called popular writers Of novels, having been
awarded the need Of public appreciation in
the very extensive sale of their previous
works. That just issued from the press is
comprised in two very respectable volumes,
neatly printed by the publishers For sale by
WOUDHOUsE Il Co.
The Florence Stories. BY J. b. ABBOTT. New
York: SHELDON Il Co.-The number before us
of these stories by ABBOTT, is the story of
" Grimkie. ~ 1t is handsomely Illustrated
For sale by J. w. RANDOLPH.
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E. GOLDSMIr'S. Ns Broad ST
AT WHOLESALE.-we A.

CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.-We are
~ now prepared to show coaDtry me rchap -.
Of sPRSG cI0TiNG thse sna sasapeE stock
important advantages in the purchase of our goods
most extensive operations. and an experience OF
nnIo snan twenty years IN the manu- fac ture and
sale of Clothing we believe we offer more desira-
PIE q, leg and better workmanship. for the same or
in0weI prices, than any other house the trade
DeyOtlng the whole OF attention Ia This branch
Of 9as9ess alone, and determined to Guild I'D The
any k SR:s a. WIN w III
RACON. LARD, &c.-is hhds, Hams. Breasts
= kegs Extra Goshen utter; 20 bbls New oIs s.n
So1s. amt sSss ses,
s S1;a fsWly Soap ,eo hhl. Mode and Mag
boxes ss;ss b snS o and
PARKs & MINER. 18th street.
y KfTAST Z TS y, TSI TIJH MEK;
FIFTY PER cENT.-coua.ry merchant t. w SAHn
e save htty Per cont can do 80 by calling at my
stock Of Confectoneries in this city. / have aIso
% u III. sds 81 hs Can
4: ANT6Nf. st. N s"s ais.' ssIosn.
100 hlalh street. opposite kent, Paine l. Co.
H0OP SKIRTS: HOOP SKIRTS!:-we
which the ..ssn,on Of sSs ladies' ''ss
mem Of the following sizes. say 8. 8. 10, IL is and
hoops for misses; il. ~. ., 3d. S. 10 and 50 hoops.
for ledles. The above makes very 6ns assost
ment. ana We are offering them cheaDer than \
SKIRT OF good anaiity has been sold for before
CHILES L CHENERY.
20 a . U y ID EA2KNCE Of JAMAICA
- VtNUEH..Thie Essence contains al the pro-
Rert!es OF the Jamaica Ginger in lie mOst concea-
ateq orn., and - one OF the hast family medicines
grateful g the sscmsch. and & snvsia.Se iSr Ind,
f zsasa F..a,sacs As.dsehs
sold BY A. B0DEKER & Co. brasslsts,
I lHEN GOODS, LINEN 0OODs.-Irish
~ Llnens, the cheapest in the city; Linen No.
Sccms elssspt style and quality. 1t slc.; bathing
Ioves aqd TOuefiing; Linen Danlasks. and va
rlesy OF Linen Goods, bought recently ct Q great
'''n' - s:ss' S &
JuaT EnCElvkD. 10 bc1.e Naes.,csi, very
"'''' ''' '~'' 2 'of A. ~ rI1Nz .Is \,
~ boxes. ias =: 5, jbbs 81! r i ilyf.'''
81 As y. z 1Eno s.l.
4i!sLx I1ouRs Of sspsries suality. ios sAls
DuNi.c2. MoNcuRg 4 90.
III ENNAxsY nRANDY-1l IN sro,lJ al va |
''-' s'''a.'i6j G O. III aKasoScilkiks* co.
tSA1 "iAkttd 3tsSs5. a53IStaf s sSsSs 81 = !
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~ BROWN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs cannot ha
spoken Of too highly. We have used them and re-
ceIved great benefit from them. They were re-
Try them, reader. II you are suiierins from an1 Fl
the complaints tor which they are recommended -
Concord Standard An S-danasVit
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MRS. r. 1.VnN

IN MNS. r. LYON, an
0Y 123 Main Street. up sia,rs,l ~
- Has returned from New York with 4NkS
all the latest sty les Of
SPRING AND SUMNER MILLINERY.
Including every description Of Plain and Fame,
HEAD DRESSES, HAIR BRAfDS, CURIS.Ir.
&c. to which she invites the attention If the puO.
lie generally. mn E-sawM
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New Publications.
Home Industry at the South

The Philadelphia North American, one Of the
ablest, most dignified and respec table of the
Republican journals, expresses it's hearty APP
proval of the efforts Of the Southern people to
develop and protect their home industry. II
the journals Of that school were generally cha
racterized by the dispassionate and courteous
tone OF the american, whatever difference
there might be from their views. they w .uld
command degree of respect as gentlemen to
which at present they cannot aspire.
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- PaofoeR APIS and Ambr yty pes surpassed bv
zoe. none u the world from the smallest up to life
those sxscnted q Rxss' Manmoth Galis1x,. - II
nam nam street Copies taken from old DaSuefrso-
sHs.s ana AmDroeypes, enlarged to any desired
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A CAKD.-A FREE LUNCH will be
n served daily, at IL o'clock, at the BAL
HANO nVUSE ap4-3t
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- GENTLEMEN'S W EAR. w.
have the following desirable styles Of
Boots and Shoes for Gents: French Cali pamp
Sole, Channel and Stitched Boots; Caters aud W
lord Ties; Calf. Kid Caters and oxford Ties LD,
ing Galters. Oxford Ties and Brogans Emhfo,e
cred Cashmere and Velvet Slippers. The above
named Shoes are ali OF our own Richmond mass
and We invite those IN want of Teaay prlmeNi
tcle of Boots or Shoes at very low piies. TO cal
and Judge for themselves.
MARCUS HARRIS h BIC,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
Next TO the American He'ss
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A l. L.
IN THE INDEPENDENT
announce to the citizens Of icSSSSo00cIArIos
Ia general that they will give "''ond' and rs.
q K A y ID BAL,
And ITHvEATRICAL PERFopnn.,
HALL. on B ApI arb. Ts: $780, at the MoNAfSsEE
The Committee have spared mail,
son e'"'dest Dali ~ ~ nv
to 10 had Al tSe H. d i"G one gentleman and
RICE. SHTEppkE ZEE:
kRUMEL, I.iNEW'.N HOLZHArv,
STUBfNGER, On. DiITrti NATTER
Ap2-7t@ "n' HCNrHEs
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CARD TO The PUBLIC
MISS LUCILLE WEsrrnnEsSTAR sjsp,.
announcing TO the citixens ~ IN" g has the IN
will take place on BENEFIT way
on which s,s1S ns =. N, Arm IN,
~ SEWN H!FFERENTf pcefHa t.,n.,
oh Miss u.s., HELM WESTERN. =
POPlI. a sse!scsc.s from th.i,ro 1r !s.
and support. ''' WIN their apprsA..
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~ SPRING OPENING, "a
MADAME SON SNS
Will open her splendid and large assor.nss,.
SPRING MILLINERY. on TUESDAY, the h
INST. at No. IS Main street. WV wv
Orders faithfully and promptly executed.
NH 3l--4t*
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SPRING MlI.IlNERy

MRS. DAVIS h SISTER. IA Brosd2S
street, between 4th and 9th, North ads az ~.
received large and varied assortment of VIM
SPRING MILLINERY.
embracing all the latest styles To- vbieh ~. ,,,;..
the attention Of the Ladies Also lsrve ,..o,
ment of Children's GOODS ''''''
IA We will open our SPRING gTyIrs n,
the 4th inst. 49,. Va
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MILLINERY,

IN OPENING OF THE SPRING
UY FASHIONS Wv
MISS X. LYON. lis Broad street. N, SNk
Stars, VII open TO DAY at her rooms, the Ss
SIl LES Tor the season, To which she Womb an
the attic Of her customers and the nuhc WI
orally. '"' pu'.'c zen