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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-30
Correspondence of the Richmond Dis patch.

HARRRIsoSBURa, VA, April %, 1891
Something OF quiet reigns here since all the
soldiers have goue TO tho "ten ted field One
great cluse Of tho seeming quietnese was oc-
CaSiontd by the continued failure of the mails
from ihe outside world, leaving us totally in
the dalz ae 10 the events transpirinG ia the
country. For four or live days We were with
on i mall from Baltimore or Richmond The
" HsuFFers ct Was hinGton stopped the Bal
iimore mail, and the mail contractors, not ex-
peuun pay for carrying the mail through the
valley, DO lot trouble themselves. But we
have 10 right to complain OF Inconvenience
10 tjlne Of revolution.
To day the Regimeniai muster came off,
with lis usE1i CUncomttants OF ginger bread
and whissey. | understand that this Will be
oar last sight at the militia farce, AS the peace
muster Is 10 be demolished by the deca pIta-
ION Of the field officers aud the subetitu ton
a. regular military officers, whO viii and can
drli ths men. THIS is right certainly. Let
10; the militia be abolished but i'm prov ed ,
and orr safety and defence is always secure
OEr people ara yet gong TO war. and ali seem
- AlIious 10 go that II Is Il hard matter 10 keep
any a home. If the militia were, TO be called .
our men would respond CnrerIiy.
ala happy 10 say that corn. pc tatoes. and
PORK VIII De generally prod uced III this county
tas your. Large Quantities of corn and pota-
toes, and less OF wheat will De planted. Corn
nLd potatoes feed armies better than wheat
Corn bread. pCtltoe., ana pork anu bacon, will
Keep latn IN good lighting Trim all the time.
lhs ladies arc get engaged in Masonic Hall
manufacturing clothing tor soldiers. The It,
dies all right, and we need not fear that
Tie men vii. not 81. hit for them.
Arms have been granted by Gov. Letcher TO
Tho militia That is a very good move A
subscription Is IN circulation 10 procure Doc
muskrts from the State Tor the use OF the
Home Guard, OF Harrisonburg. Soon Vir-
gmla Will DO armed 70 the teeth, and then let
Invasion come, and she viii prove herself ca
pHble Of taking care OF her own soil The as
senbllng al Charles TO wn, al the time of John
br"Wbs ascension, was the event which
made Virginia What she is TO day. 1t revived
the IaI6ut SPARKS Of patriotism, and kindled d
lame which made our people q military peo-
pie, ana Virginia Is the mistress OF her own
SOL. She fears no foe, and, single-hanGed and
None is more than match Tor any State in
NE Old Union Let those who desire to try
htr metal pitch iu,' and we VIII bot high on
her, iCr she is a trump" queen Pan
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HOMICIDE IN LoUIsvILLB-Th Louisville
Democrat, of Wednesday, says,

The city was greatly excited last evening
over the killing of John Fielder by T.. 9
Pomeroy, Esq, recently a member of the
Common Council. Mr.. Pomeroy was en-
gagged in r political discussion with seye-
raj gentlemen, in the cigar store of Mr.
John Homire. Mr.. Pomeroy was advocating
his opinions freely, and expressed his devo-
ton to the Union. During the discussion
Fielder came in, purchased a paper of to-
bacco, and stood listening to the CONVERSE
ton. He finally burst in with the remark
to the effect that a Union man was an aboli-
ZIONIST, TO which Mr.. Pomeroy reterted thai
the surest method of erasing slavery from
Kentucky WAS for her TO secede, and that il
any one was an abolitionist, il was seces-
sionist. Insulting language followed, until
Pomeroy drew Il pistol and shot Fielder
through the head.
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a OTELS.
NIRaINlA hUE FL,
STANTON,

VIRGINIA.
The VIRGINIA HOTEL, so extensively known
TO the travelling public one of the very best H0
tells in the State. is owned solely by es.Ts.
VIM n 4 TBOS p PEYToN. who will devote
their whole attention to the purpose of increasing,
If posi- le the nigh reputation which it at
ent sustains and will leave no exertion uDem-
plCyed to render their guests satisfied and com
Portable The recent additions put to this estab-
much larger number OF guests than formerly -
The W hole building, in the interior and exterior.
has been recently REFITTED and PAINTED,
aud looks now GOOD As NEW
The proprletors have secured the services of
Mr. WIN. GiLkESON, Sr., an experienced
la ndlord and f,rInerly q the Tsy Tor Hotel, Win
chester, SUPER NTENUENT, who will pay
every attention To those stopping at the Hotel -
fapable and faithful servants are also provided.
To ensure the c0tat"r, Of guests. The table will
continue as heretofore, TO equal that ct any hotel
III the state.
Connected with the Hotel extensive STA
RLfS, under the MANS ereBt OF RI ERS co .,
well known for their -xpetleaee and efficiency In
this department Horses will be taken on livery,
and Horses, buggies, and Hacks viii be afforded
to guests on reasonable terms.
The proprietors are well prepared TO accOmmo-
date families who wish 10 spend the summer
mouths in this healthy portion Of the state.
This Hotel is well fnrnis he'd and contains as
good and comfortable bedding as any house IN the
state.
In this Hotel there are two of Fielding's new
and excellent marble. bedded, and patent. oush =
i,ned BILLIARD TABLES New and comfort ble
BATHING Rooms have just been neatly fitted up.
WIN IL. PEFToS, who has been so long con
tsntion to the accommodation OF the guests. He
is thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, and would respectfully ask eontin-
uance Of the same
THIS p. PRYNToS Proprietors.
N. B.-The Office OF all the STAGE LINES Is at
this House; also, the office Of Of ADAMS cos EA-
Sraunton March Is ISL apI7-tf
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y EDFOKD ALUM And IODINE MASS

& ''" ''''''
This article Is prepared from the water of the
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS by b
careful and scientific method of evaporation
whereby All of the mineral Ingredients and medl.
cinal properties of the water retained in 1t
impaired. Call and procure a pamphlet Of cul
JACKSON, of the Jefferson Medical College, Phila-
deiphia, and also twenty other hysicians OF emf
hence, testifying to its efficacy in various dis
eases. The MASS and WATER is kept for sale
by Measrs. MEADE & BAKER and E. T. ROBINSON
Druggists, Richmond, Va.
z. ECHOLS SONS,
fe 22-d3m Propr
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LiscEBCEg Irsss The Councfi on Satnr-
aay, Appropriated o., 900 more To- h. defence
" The city and State
"A 'nln!ssary OF the Southern sJonfeder-
~, "a ny has been In Lynchburg eeNersi days
past, engaged In King arrangement. for the
I =" nlnodation OF large body Of troops soon
no flrgtn!an understands that there IL a
fIy5 piSspect OF getting branch Of the late
s..e artaory at Harpers Ferry established
seI Lynohburg.
cor ,s CiAlens Savings Bank Of Lynchburg
'SAHitased ~ 900 10 tie pubI.@ dsfsElee,
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The Blockade of Southern Ports.

WAsHiNaroS, April 2T.-Some excitement
has been produced in diplomatic circles, grow
ing ont of the proclamation of the President
directing blockade which, to be respected by
foreign Powers, must not only be effective,
but due notice must be given OF such in ten ZION
to their represen tatives. With Brazil and all
Sou tn American Governments notice of 81
days is required under treaty
But this has not been given by the Govern
ment. Hence consghnents of COFFEE and
other natural products, designed for Southern
ports, are delayed in their transportation TO
that portion of the country, the merchants
not being satisfied of the effects OF immediate
blockade. 1t has, therefore, become nect s.
etry that specific inquiries be made of the
Federal Government in relation TO this sub
Ject, SO that treaty rights and privileges may
not be damaged.
The foreign ministe will insist that the
stipulations shalt be respected and observed
Otherwise naval forces Will be dispatched
hither as a means of foreign protection The
dehcacy OF the question Is apparent; and
from what is known, may involve serious con.
sequences to All concerned at all events, pro.
duce trouble now well az in the future.
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,h aLsA axpsIA FIss MAsxsT. We learn from
al ,a.s aanaria Gssstts That large Quantities
mad and hsrr!nxs are now aay.sht at the
WhsIAc Landings and ars sellia. at ths Fish
shs@ asre at comparatively low pricss--
A. = 20 per hundred, herring At from % 10
ls,Ipa 0a thousand. The nah, generally, are
os,s, ana nat. The demand 10 not AS great as
sooa, owing 70 the nsettled condition Of tbs
lhi. More than usual quantity Of fish
or ,e@t ~lii be saited down, and barrelled
Pr ~ listing Shores, and AT the Alexandria
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BY Goddin 4 Apperson. AacTs.

GALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
- IN SIDNEY, NEAR TO RICHMOND BY re-
quest and consent of DIR. F. w. Roddey and
in execution of deed of trust from Himself
and vile to Powhatan Roberts, Trustee bearing
date the 3lst day OF October lsoO duly recorded in
henrice county, the undersigned, as auctioneers
acitlng Tor the said Trustee aud the said Roddey,
premises, on WEDNESDAY. the LIST May, 1891 at
4o'clock IF fair; if not, the frst fair day
thereafter,) the valuable Real Estate in the tow
OF Sidney, on which the said Roddey resides.
consisting OF twenty Lots. as laid down in the
plan OF sidney, bounded by Grove and other
streets. On one Of the lots which fronts ON Grove
street, DR.. Roddey has recently erected most
beautiful and costly residence, together with
other buildings, such as Kitchen, able, Car.
riage House, Green House. sc. The location is
very beautiful, and the neighborhood the most
improving of any around Richmond. The prop
erty will be divided to suit bidders.
TBKNs-Liberal, and made known at sale. The
taxes for l56l to be paid by the purchaser.
GODDIN i APPERS0N, Auets.
h Jarr 4.
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Il 80. nrFkAY AT PAaIs.--We understand that
and 80. ~ James Cook, OF this city, who shot
Maad h'iied DR.. Slater, at Paris, Tenn, on
eaTss~ as before stated, this difficulty oe.
S No, about Etheridge's speaking. We have
FL YET learned HE aau.s of he man kiIlsd -
@smEaa Aya.anehs, ' ~ '' ~'''ss
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CLOTHIN &c

I000 IAN LES OF GOODS-French,
kOt'U English and home made, which | will
make to order in the latest shape and in the best
manner.
sell goods ct a low fgure, strictly for cash
IRVING L I'll, Agent,
apie "a Maln, LIT street.
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Especial Dispatch TO the Richmsnd Dispatch.
From WASHINGTON.

ALEXANDRIA, April 29.-Ihe Seventh New
York Regiment are encamped on Georgetown
Heights A portion Of the Massachusetts and
Pennsylvania regiments are quartered within
the Georgetown College walls.
Martial law il 20 be proclaimed in Wash
ington to morrow.
The whole of Liucoln's power is to be di-
rec ted against Baltimore.
The Washington end of the Long Bridge is
guarded by the Second Artillery.
Another secessionist has been shot in cold
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AUCTION saLEEa



ERIFS, D0t uot'n.. pROvl-
NJ SipNs &c At Auction VIII be s"'d,
at my store, Gu TT gspsY, Apsii a.tb, lssi e 10
Tepring al - o'clock; lsrge lot Of GR eBs b,
PRoVlsiOAs-Srandy. Whi-K.y. sap faualer-
Coffee. ne, sc. PiErs Goons@ Hosiery = leak,
Really INSIDE Ci.thing, sc. new gnst seessnd nd
Furniture Lonkimg Glasses Crpeks,y Gia-s ard
Stone Ware. stoves, Feather Bod, Mattresses.
Cooking Utensils
Also 4 larg. lot Of Glocs4. witches, Iewelrv
and Fancy Articles. ALEX. MOTT, Age;r.
ap2s
MIGHT SALE<.-Ni.l De 500, =, auction
~ THIS EVENING, and continued anti further
notice, large aud genera assortment ~ Watch IS
Je~ery. Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods ard
Fancy Articles Sale TO commence a'7c'ckF
IL N-.s afpxsSrpR yfsE'T s"~,'v
HIGH CONSIABLE's SALE. NIL ~
l sold, on TUESDAY. the soth day Of April.
Isl, at 10 o'clock A NJ al the high soDsfa9ie':
tithee, general assortment OF HGUs SHulU and
kiTC+Eh FrRNITURB, consisting. ~ waid-
robes, Bureaus Bsdstesds. Tables, fbairs B. ds,
Sauresses, Rocking Chairs, Tia cafes. wash
stands Trunks, Poiurss, Window shades, Cook
Ing stoves. Clocks. &c.
Also one lot Of old IRON, to satisfy snBdry dis.
tress warrants in my hands TphYs--rash
ap I'D GEO. FREEMAN. II. G.. G.. r.
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DANIC PRICES. ~ EARNEST,
L WHO'LL p aud RET IL

BY JOSEPH STkAUsE. No "a Main street.
just bought at less than ~ cents Oh the dollar,
a large stock of ricn Lawns at e. s. 10 and IL ets
Fine Jacouets and 'rgand.es, t2Ae, Is sc: Doba-
ses, scts, 10 cts. and higher Bereges, all coiors,
at .s., 25cts, &c $50 handsome Bsregs SIC la
shawis with Chenille Embr ,idery, al o. 30 worth
vs. 90; Black and C'lored Elk PArasois fr.m Is
cents and upwards last calored Calico, at OF and
cents, cheap at IL; Ladies SILK Thread 81 vee
and Gauutlets, al ia and 20 cents; short and ng
silk Mits. ct s73 and 50 cent, orth double the
Linen, and Ros"ms brown ana Black shirt ny
aud Sheeting Pillow Case Muslin al Tow o. ng;
French Needle w orked ColiaTs from Ia 70 IS !;
Cambria and swiss Bands, tho finest work In The
city Tassimeres and Linen Goods for Men and
Boys wear; Black and Colored silks, aud great
many more Gouds, too numerous to mention, will
be found at prices that astonish every body that
calls 1T No. ~ Main street Look out for the r. ght
nj ian
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BY kObt. Is. Lyme, Auct.

HOUSE AND Lot on UNION HILL,
II FOR SALE AT AUCTION i will sell, at
public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the LIST day of
May, at O'Clock ?. NJ, ueon the premises, III
fair; If not, the next fair day thereafler.) that
newly erected BRICK HOUSE, situated on N and
Leigh streets, containing rooms, passage, aud a
The Lot fronts So feet, and runs Sack 800 feet II
is regarded as pleasant location and in healthy
and desirable neighborhood IL can be purchased
privately TIL day Of sale, when, If sold. due no.
lice will be given.
Terms beral. RO. B. LYME, Auct
40 ll-dtds Office METROPOLITAN Hail,
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AUCTION SALES,
@-~----e---- >
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Richard Cauthorn, Aucf'r.

cTOCK OF GROCERIES, &C., AT AUC.
= TIuN-iIp WEDA EsDAG, 1T day of May, ut
10 o'clock a. my store, 7 will sell al auction the
stock Of a or Ger. removed for the convenience sf
"a lie, consis ing Of Bacon. Harripgs. Soap Starch.
candles ChoeaIste- KUN, Whiskey, Brady. Su-
gar, Porter, Flour Jackets. Painted do, Brooms,
Tobacco, Cigars, &c. K. CAuTH0RN, Auctr.
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L,ACHA Mt 4 hofEL AND BA l. l. A II ID
"a HOUSE.

IA USE.
RICHMOND, JANUARY 14ra, 1851.
The propristors Of this well.known and popular
establishment beg leave to return their heartfelt
for the liberal patronage they have at all times
been favored with and 1t affords them pleasure to
announce that the recent changes removals, and
thorough renovstlng Of the entire establishment,
makes It one Of the most pleasant aud comfortable
hotels for permanent bosrders, az well as tran.
sient company, that can be enjoyed anywhere in
the country. 1t is due to the liberality Of the
stockholders of the EXCHANGE to say that every
thing has been done W hieh could add TO Its value
and increase the comfort and convenience Of ks
guests
in the BALLARb HOUSE, they have added q we'll
arranged and convenient REsTAURANT, which
is now open for the patronage Of the public In
room has been provided for the ladies Of the Ho-
tel, with private entrance from the psrlor aoor
In view Of the large expenditures, and renewed
energy, and stric, attention on their part, they
hope to merit eontin oance Of that patronage 30
'0 j. ,s s1as''a 56 saf rHos 4. BALLARD.
SP0fsWOOD HOTEL, n,ou.a-u
Thu. new HOTEL a, III. eosu.s y Ni,;. saa 9Th
streets. lust finished and elegantly furnished. b
now open for the accommodates OF guests:
H !. n.s. 70 -: Is q e. iz s.s q Z:
have secured the services Of Mr.. r. W. Hou.
.' Of the 1'. Gssk aPsas's siH
T. NEW REMEDY FuR RHguMATlsN.
We invite tie attention OF the Medical Profess
BE and eligible preparation Of the Chloride q
extensively used in Europe and America. In the
treatment Of this disease II Is a qaach aostrns
and fan directions as to do.s, 49, sesonPsSy each
Pharmaesuiists lss Main street,
NH 20 Corner above the post-onacs.
ELiAIR PkOPYLAMlNE, FOR RHEU.
~ - a..
scented in form reads for immediate use, which
will commend itself 70 the Suffering patient. and
to test It's valuable remedial powers. II win be
by the circular that accompanies II, that II
has stood the nost rigid test at the Pennsyivsnis
A''p.-'' -AN ''' EDWARD T. ROBINSON,
apa-im shaud Franklin ,tr..is.
p kOUND TLA 81 X, -llS tons superior
10 New brunswick. aud ws would especially re-.
commend It TO farmers - being fresh and pure
For sale by ssipdFoR n. 4 &C CO ~.
uAR Observation-Disclosures.
II LAdies or gentlemen desiring aAik Work.
s4a have Il deas With aispsssh. 4 srsa1 variety
s:'ts: q ptsa. s:' es;:s
ihas s* clA''a'A' o asSst- Lssss:. ms.ss
1fzxN1I6N, vULUNTExK C0NTI.
ss.i Grey 81 .:
nniiorms ! bale Navy shirsa, lliasa ! culy %
ss .s.: pi''s " Saddles and s'lS I'm ss@;,s
ETNE FUT1T1Ey WKYTxXITKd
AND fABLs Hsk. -Waiss Mercer. Psss6
naow And PINK eye--ali Of the best quality; fof
.s Z 'a' s.iaIi e'Vssss CO. & ana MAI. ~.
GlNCtNNAIl 4 kGIiTlED WN7NK Ef.-
..,:,s arrive. ), wonsI. tEsiseskslssiI, -
900 91hRSf;lVR ~ E0a.N.AIl t6ldHSN
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fNiN0 1OOD>- MAnI III, Icoi.-
- KENT PAiNE 90

Importers and wholesale dealers in FOREIGN
and Dom EsTIC DRY GOODS, No. iss and los Main
street. Richmond. We are receiving, and have
uow In store, large and desirable stock Of
fresh Spring Goods, consisting of the usual varie-
ty, and embracn avery desirable ely lie OF Foreign
and Domestic foods, which we are pfepaJ ed 10
offer to our customers upon the most favorable
terms. We shall, in consequence of tho disturb
ed conditisp of commercial matters, CT nfne our
sales to caoh aud prompt SIX months bayers. for
negotiable paper; anc to such, great iudne. uents
will be offered. Cur stock will be ksp, az during
the season, and not be .urpassed, in vstlesy
and extent, by ny house In the southern States.
In our CLoI HING DEPARTMENT VT are pre-
pared to exhibit large, fac hienabls and fresh
stock, of our own manufacture, and gotten up ex-
pressly for our own trade. BROWN I'll MEETINGS.
and SHIRTlNGS will be sold at nett lriecs, Tor
cash, in bankabie funds. Orders are solicited,
and will re'eive eur prompt and persenal atten-
ton. tIGh = KENT, PAIN b 20.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BAksAINs.-
ID .inst received large LOT oi knkiisb Beieka,
At very low prise, fer the times. shall otter
them al the low hgure Of ~ cents per y-rd Also,
u ot of those Embroidered dlTto. at Que chill OK.
All ladies in want Of cheap Dress Goods. viii do
well to give me u call before purcha,ing, ss | am
confident that ear offer great IN iueeiDenis
have great many Goods in store iDat Cd u ,,fer
bargains in, such uandkerehiefs, Collars,
lrlsh Linen Shirt Fronts ana veti"a> other sovds.
Call and leok Tor vour,elve- ~ my stock
ep2 ALFkAp NOS . MAJ u
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DRY GOODS. &c.

WET GOODS! WET G0ODS!EDAM-
" A0sp BY Fresh WaTe AT tbs
WHARF at ROCKETS. -Rscs wing this day -
case Bleach Cottons. ri l2Sc worth zee 10 900
yard. Of Spring Prints, at I'd yard. fast colors,
worth i2to 50 pieces blue Donins =. Ac So pieces
coten Pants stuff, at 100 50 places Taetspsws
stnf, a. 20; Frepch Jac'nets and Otgaudies.
dozen; silk ellis al s:ac worth 81. 5riece- black
FIX, great bargain. Berags., &e sc. Thssbose
Goods are desirable, and w6rt by the attention Of
all who want cheap goods They will i've sold sx-
clustvely for cash, being bought IN those terms.
aud offered at prodts 80 small esnRo afford to
cha rge TO any party. ALFRED MOSS,
~ Mai 81
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4 ,OLOk Ems WINDOW NHADE DLFOT,

NJ $50 BROAD STREET.
Having disposed of my old stock OF Shades st
auction, have Just opened large and bea utffa1
assortment, all new sly lea
300 Gold Border SHADES, only 7scent., with tx.
lures:
sou tiold and Velvet. 81. 90, worth 1890;
AGO Gold and Velvet Csutrs 81 ?5. very rich;
SOC Light and Dark Landscapes. s7t cents only
$50 large Gilt Framed PARLOR PICTURES, dit
fsrent scenery, at the low price OF ~ w, worth
30 Loo;
,ooo FlkE SCREENS, at IS cents each;
500 WINDOW C0KNICBS, from Is cents to 81. 90;
English, German and American OIL CLOTHS. all
widths, aud very cheap.
Call at the Dry Goods and Window Shade De-
pot Of Zap s--snl M GOLDEN asr Broad st.
TREAT BARGAINS FOR CANH.--l am
N stu closing out my present stock Of DRY
GOODS az great sacrifice for cash Those hav-
ing the ready cash will find II greatly to their in
terest to call and examine my stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as l am dsterinined to sell
every article without regard To- COST
an I-lm mo l. SMITHER M % Main At
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or SPRING TRADE.
- -
1851

1901 SPRING TRADE. 1901
sHAFER, HALSEY Il Co, Manufacturers aud
Dealers in CLOTHING lilo Main St. Richmond, Va.
The atteutica of merchants is called to Il new and
we'll selected assortment of SPRING CLOTHING,
new opening for the trade. Furnishing Goods in
great variety. 4 call IL solicited
APPS SHAFER, HALSEY Il CO.
SPKING OfHING-SPkING CLOTH
y ING -DARRACUrT, HARRIS Il Co.
receiving their Spring stock OF Clothing, which
Ii very desirable and will De sold al lower prices
than they have ever been able to sell the same
quality BEFORE and would in vite their friends and
The public generally call and look Tor them
selves. Their stock is entire, embracing ali
foods usually found in Clothing establishments,
cut and made in the very best manner. Call, If
you wish good Goods at low prices at No. liz Main
-treet, on DARRACOTr. HARRIS Il co.
(tkENsHAW's CAssIAIEKEs- Wh,Hh-
~ RELL'S CASSIMEkES YOUNG & WRiS-
FOH'S CASSiMEkES-MiLL ER'S CASHMERE
All OF Southern manufacture, now in hand and
will be made to order ia the latest styles, either
Tor citizens or military wear. Remember, this il
aSouthern mandatory. and has been for the last
Years. 1t has not sprung up from the necessity
u the causes. Being practical man at the bust
ness, land not having ciimped in at the back in
dow, over other peoples shoulders | Halter my
self that | kaOw my business, and knowing II,
give the customers the benefit of that know
ledge.
Call at the large and store but old stand ,
ia NJ ain fmh 29l WM IRA SMITH
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BY T.. Is. Geek. Auetisnser.

CROCK OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
- HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c AT AUCTION -
on THURSDAY, I'd MAY, at 10 o'clock, will sell &,
At nv store. large stock Of fresh and seasons lie
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS. SHOES.
&c, &c. embracing a varied assori nent to W hich
the ention Of the trade is respectful requested
TERMS Cash E. B. COOK,
3o Aurtionser.
High CGN~TABLE'S sALE.-Wi!i DE sold
on FRIDAY. the 81 day vi May, 1881, at 10
o'clock A. w., at the residence OF Mrs. futile, on
Clay street. near Brooke Avenue, genera As
Sortment of genteel Household Furniture, to sat
isfy distress warrant in my hands in favor Of
Jsms- Phillips against Mrs. E. FL. futile.
TERMS Cash.
APP 3o-tds GEO. A. FREEMAN II. C. c r.
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