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Important Case I'm New YOrk-NO such
State as Virginia..

Important Case I'm New YOrk-No such
State as Virginia.
New YORK, February l6.-In Supreme
Court in chambers yesterday in this city
the case of George Olney, captain of the
steamer Washington Irving, came up on a
writ Of habeas corpus. The prisoner is
charged with running off his steamer from
Virginia while she was under an attach
ment for debt. The petition of his coun-
sci sets forth that the requisition of Cover
nor Peirpoint is invalid on the ground that
there is no such State as Virginia in the
Union recognized by the Federal Govern
ment or the Senate as such; that Cover
nor Peirpoint had been appointed Cover
nor by the President, who had no right to
make such an appointment that the Go
vernon of New York had no legal right to
expatriate citizen on requisition from
Governor Peirpoint, and that we have no
treaty with Virginia for that purpose.
The petitioner signified his intention of
traversing the return to the writ, and the
hearing of the case is set down for this
morning. This case is looked to with in
tense interest as bringing vital question
squarely before the Supreme Court.
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LAY DELEGATION IN TIE METHODIST
CHcRcH~Of the votes Of twenty-five con
leyencesa already cast there are ,O14 for, and
"a against; il you add AZ it would make
l,lz2 for, to ga against; making total
vote Of l,4G6; three foarths Of when
would be precisely 1922. This proves the
assertion that As more votes for lay dele
CATION would give three fourths VOTE
Baltimore Episcopal Methodist.
1t is supposed that the Baltimore Con-
ference will vote so asto secure the sue
cess Of the proposition for lay delegation.
The proposition for change Of name seems
10 be lost.
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CONTRACTION OF THE CURRENCY.-The
Committee of Ways and Means will enter
tain the Authorization currency bill of
the Senate Finance Committee, and report
it substantially in the shape in which it
passed the Senate on yesterday, but with
an amendment that the law providing for
the retiring of four millions Of legal-ten-
ders per month shall be repealed. This
amendment will be reported according to
the instructions sent to the committee by
the House on last week. The Senate will
of course disagree to the amendment, and
the House eventually will recede.-
World ....
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Foreign News.

PARIS, February l6.-Napoleon's army
organization plan is breeding distrust.
Affairs in Crete are unchanged.
Ricasoli remains home minister Of Italy.
LIVERPOOL, February 15-Noon.-Cottou
opened dull and lower; sales Of 5000 bales
middling uplands, 14d.; Orleans, 4Hd.
Manchester trade tending downward.
Breadstuffs quiet.
LONDON, February l5-Noon.-Consols
81. 5-2O's, 1917.
ST. PETERsBURGH, February 16.-The
Gar will protect the Christians if the
Turks refuse them equality.
FRANKFORT, February l6.-United State:
bonds are quoted at rs.
PARIS, February 16-P. M.-Unitec
States bonds are quoted at S3L.
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Lindsey, the child-wbipper, has been
decided to be Of unsound mind by the ply
stefan at the Auburn N.Y. State prison
and will be placed ct an avocation that is
not laborious.
1t is reported that General Grant lighted
his cigar with the four page tract against
smoking addressed to him by Rev. George
Trask, Of Fitchburg, Mass.
The house where General Scott lived il
boyhood is still standing near Dinwiddie
Courthouse, Va.-1racey.
Where else should it stand?
Edwin Forrest commences an engage
ment in Washington city tonight.
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HARrER's FERRY.-During the period Of
General Washington's incumbency Of the
Presidency various tracts of land at Hs
per's Ferry were coded to him and his sue
cessors in trust for the United States for
the purpose of erecting buildings for the
manufacture of arms, etc. The Govern
ment armory and workshops remained at
that point up to the time Of the breaking
out of the war in 1861. The War Depart
ment having determined against relocating
the Government armory there, application
has been made for sale or conveyance
Of the land to parties who are DESTROYS of
putting up manufacturing establishments.
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v,,s.<'s Tie following is Mr.

v,,s.<'s BuL.-The following is Mr..
Wilson'S bill;
g,, ,-agas'r7 ile conditions upon tohich
Sgtrs lat,iq IN rebellion may RESUME
r gra sicol relations 10 the Government
.tHs jc3 States.
r.3c.0e.sd by the Senate and House of
r-ar q 'vaS Of The United States Of Aa,e.
/. a,.rCsS assembled, That the l4th
,-,rs 81 amendment 20 the Constitution
% .,%7r been duly ratified BY the Legisla-
Us n the requisite number of States,
.rs Smc Is hereby declared duly ratified,
.-s mart az the Constitution OF the United
.,s,.~. and valid TO all intents and pur-
1850, as part Of the Constitution of the
.si states; and when any Of the States
.-.,y in iuSurrection shall have ratified the
ana. and shall have modified the ConStitu-
.-a and laws in conformity Herewith,
al which shall secure equal and impair
.s' outrage 10 all the male citizens of the
ted States that have attained the age Of
y-oae years, and have resided in the
safe one year, and in the town, parish,
.g district, or county, three months next
seeding the day Of election, without re-
sra 10 race. color, or previous condition
\ >cryitudc, except such as may be dis
aacAiscd for participation in the late re-
..lEon in any aud all elections for Presi-
Genital Electors, Representatives in Con-
rrcS>. and in any and all elections for Go
vernon. and for all State, county, district,
u-r.>h, city, and town officers; and as pro-
ed by is Constitution and laws, that all
O. zans OF the United States shall equally
.8,,csS the rightto pursue all lawful avo-
cations and business: TO receive the equal
E.ueft of the public schools, and to have
.1e equal protection Of all the citizens of
rc United States in said States; and when
&.l Constitution shall have been submit
I'D 10 the voters Of said State as thus de-
dned for ratification or rejection, and when
me Constitution, If ratified by the people
said State, shall have been submitted to
DanTreSS for examination and approval,
sd State shall, if It's Constitution be APP
r1yct by Congress, be declared entitled
10 representation in Congress, and senators
and representatives shall be admitted
terctrom on their taking the oath pre-
s,.ayd hy laT.
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The WHEAT CRoP.-The winter thus far
has been favorable to the wheat crop.
During the sharpness and most biting
frosts the wheat was protected with man.
tie of snow and that protector not only
keeps away the frost, but fertilizes the
earth and increases the vigor and produc-
tiveness of the crop. We may then hope
for good crop of that cereal, which is so
important alike to producer and consumer.
(aLlnenfr OLSerrer
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The CoTToN CRoP.--The Commissioner
Of Agriculture is in receipt Of a letter from
a prominent citizen OF Virginia who states
that after due inquiry lie has ascertained
that the cotton crop estimate Of 100000
bales of 400 pounds each Of the Agricul-
tural Department was not too large, but
That i will probably reach 1900, 900 bales,
The gentleman above referred % at first
assailed and ccnSured the estimate Of the
Department, and in feparation makes the
above statement ~ World.
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THE PRESIDENT AND Mr.. GREELEY
Among the rumors insisted on in certain
quarters tonight is one that the President
las written a letter to Horace Greeley
rendering him the position Of Postmaster
General. The rumor is doubted generally
q, much as the one that preceded Ban
cron's appointment, but it may prove as
Irnr -WDTR
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RECoNSTRUcTIoN.- Our impression is,
from what we hear around us, that the eff
fort now being made to arrive at some har-
monious action between. the executive and
legislative branches Of the Government
upon reconstruction matters receives suf-
ficient encouragement from both sides to
raise a hope Of some practical results
growing from it. 1t is to be regretted
that the movement was not set on foot ear
lier in the session. Star.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Special to the Dispatch.
Bolts submits Q P1an Of Reconstrus'
tiOn TO the PFesideut-Rum0red ca.
binet Changes.
WAsHISaToS, February 17.-Botts sub
mitted plan Of reconstruction to the
President tonight, which will be intro
duced into Congress tomorrow.
We'd stories are in circulation respect
ing Cabinet changes. 1t is understood
that Randall has resigned. TIAoN.
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LAND SALE.-We learn that Colonel
Alexander G.. Taliaferro has sold SIS acres
of his land, near Rapid Ann station, with
out improvements, for ffty-fve dollars per
acre. Mr.. James Alexander, of Pennsyl-
vania, purchaser. -Cupeper Observer.
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Railroad Accident.

ST.. LOUIS, February 1.-two cars fell
through the bridge thirty miles east Of st.
Joseph. One man was killed and many
hurt. None were southerners. Terrific
floods are washing away the bridges in all
directions.
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All communications addressed to rae concerning
the details Of the enterprise, or Inquiry for Sub
Agencies, win be promptly answered.
WILLIAM A. ARMISTEAD,
General Agent for the lakewood Memorial Associa-
ton Gift Enterprise tof Armistsad 4 Cary, Com.
mercial Block, Richmond, Val 70 lots
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GONE TO RIcHMoND.-Admiral Tegethoff
has gone to Richmond to examine the
points of military and naval interest about
that city, and especially the scenes of the
naval encounters during the war on James
river and in Hampton Roads.-Star.
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THE GRAND PREMIUM

referred to In Msssrs. HARRISON, GoDDIS AP
PERSONS certificate below will be awarded
to one of the purchasers Of a
BOX OF "MEMORIAL SOAP"
ON THE 2sD OF APRIL NEXT,
under the sole direction Of the
BOARD OF MANAGERS,
acting in behalf Of
THE oAKwOoD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
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SUIT AGAINST THE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY. The State of Texas has,
through Mcssrs. Brent and Merrick, com
mruced a suit against Hon. Hugh McCul-
loch to recover certain Texas indemnity
bonds (nearly 100 in number) withheld by
the defendant, laying damages al 100000.
SIN.
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DREEDEN 81 FOX, WHOLESALE
vite attention to q large supply, receiving THIS
DAY, Of n,u
IEGS,
IRISH LINENS, LINEN sHEETINGS,
HUCK aud DIAPER TOWELS and TOWELINGs,
JACONET CAhBRICS, NAINS00K MUSLlNS,
TABLE DAMASKS and CLOTHS,
NAPKINS and DOYLfES,
NEW STYLES SPRING PRINTS. and other goods
adapted to the early spring trade.
BREEDEN FOX,
fe 2-eodl0t dol Broad street.
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WHITE AND BLACK VOTERS IN GEORGE
TowN.-The first registry taken by the
judges appointed by the Supreme Court OF
the District of the legal voters OF George
town was completed yesterday, and foots
up Lib whites and $50 colored. Among
the whites there are at least 800 Radicals.
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p,cuvorn Ianuarvls 1855

RICHMOND, January 10, 1857.
This Is to certify that william g. Webb and
wife have exec uted to deed conveying that real
estate in Manchester, Va, Opposite Richmond
described in the above certificate of Nessrs. Harri
son, Goddin 4 Apperson, to be held subject to the
decision OF the Managers Of the oakwood Memo
rial Association In the enterprise of said Associa-
ton. X. A. LANCAsTEh, Trustees,
T. NJ. LOGAN,
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NE" ionh aihnNLi5s
NEW YORK, February l6-P. M.-Stock
market extremely heavy; United States
5-2O's, '62, coupons, 1879; ga, coupons,
lO7as; '65, coupons, 1O74; new issue,
1861. l0-4O's, 1919. 1905, first series,
LOG; second and third, 1858. Virginia
6's, 54g5s. Missouri 6's, 325s. Exchange,
sixty days, so; at sight, ga. Gold, 1863.
Cotton less active sales of 1000 bales at
CSC. for upland middlings. Flour dull and
lO@l5c. lower; State, sS.7OGSl1.50
Wheat dull, and nominally 2@3c. lower.
Corn a shade firmer at sl.O9R9s1.l0 for
mixed western. Whisky quiet and steady.
Pork dull and heavy; sales of 1900 bar
rels at s2O.569s20.75 for new mess, closing
at $2O.65; western old, 1913. Lard, i /
@l2c. for old, and 129l2Rc. for new.
Naval stores quiet. Groceries quiet.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, February l6.-Cotton quiet !;
middlng uplands, 1882 &c. Rio coffee firm
at l3I@l334c., on board. Sugar firm at
1O@lO5sc. for good refining grades. Flour
dull. Neutrality-suspicious. red, S2.7O0
$3.50. Corn lower; supply good white, 50
1885,; yellow, 94@96c.; mixed western,
&c. Glover seed, Ss.75@s9. Whisky dull
and inactive.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, February l6.-Flour and
grain unchanged, and but little done in
either. Cotton held firmly at soc. for mid
ding, but no improvement in the demand.
Whisky steady at %. Provisions I'M
changed; mess pork, s20@s20.75; bulk
meat unchanged and dull, with no demand
of consequence. Lard dull at l2c.
MOBILE COTTON MARKET.
MOBILE, February l6.-Cotton active
sales of 5000 bales at S3O1a@3lc.; re-
ceipts, 3l3 bales.
WILMINGTON COTTON MARKET.
NGToN, February l6.-Cotton
firmer at 321ac.
AUGUSTA COTTON MARKET,
AUGUSTA, GA, February l6.-Cotton
firm sales of 10 bales; middling, SOC.
SAVANNAH COTTON MARKET.
SAVANNAH, February l6.-Cotton weak
at 81 1ac.; sales Of $50 bales.
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Juarex Again on the Run.

VERA Cruz, February 1.-THE capture
of Juarez is discredited. The Imperial
Government has dispatch announcing a
victory at Zacatecas, and the flight of Ju-
areZ and his minister.
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WASHINGTON, February l6.-Henry St.
Marie, who betrayed John H. Surratt, has
arrived here. Nothing has yet been heard
from the ship with Surratt on board.
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RICHMOND, January S, 1897.

RICHMOND, January 5, 1857.
AeSsrS. w. G. Webb Co.:
Gentlemen, are acquainted with your valu
able real estate in Manchester, and estimate the
value thereof at EIGHTEEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS. Our estimate is based upon the sale OF
property when business revives and capitalists are
seeking such investments.
Very respectfully,
HARRISON, aoDDIN l. APPERsoN.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, RICH,

n A.,
schwsitzsr's widow and Administrative. PLAINTIFF,
against
Blum, Raw Co.......................De Defendants.
IN cHaNoERY IN THE RIcHAoxD HrsTIsas COURT.
By . decree entered by the court in this cause on
the Slst Of January 1887 tits ordered that one OF
the Commissioners OF this court do state. settle
and sdjust the accounts Of the pialntin as aah
any former settlement OF accounts oy inc sala
plaintiff AZ correct, unless the zane Do suicnagsa
and fslsinsd, and ascertain the amount oil inasot.
edness of the said p.aintf as administering 70
,hs estate OF her intsstate that the said Commls
sioner 40 also inquire, ascertain, ana report M
Amount of assets In the hands OF the SAID pianuu
a. sJm,nistratrix applicable 10 the payment o. tDe
dshts or iiabiitiss OF her interstate, and In what
thoss assets consist, and th" manner In which they
have arisen and accrued, and whether ana now
haht. of Ie wis Sch ether the intesate and also
the value Of the real estate In the Dill mentioned
and also what is the value OF the dover interest OF
the plaintiff In theland in the bill mentioned, OF
wbich the said Lewis schwsitZer died seized.
And the said Commissioner Is further directed, by
publicatio in such newspaper here or elsewhere
as he may deem most advisable, 70 convene All
the creditors OF the said Lewis Schwei;zer, dc !.
ceased, before him, and to require legal proof OF
heir respective claims and, after he shall nave
sscsrtsined the Indebtedness OF the estate OF the
said Lewis schweitIer, deceased to the said cred
each creditor will be entitled and that he MAKE
report to the court OF his proceedings under this
decree, together with any matter smsd pertinent
by himself or which he may be specially required
The parties Interested are hereby notified that
| have fxed on THURSDAY the 7th day Of March
1857. at o'clock A. N. as the time, and my once
/ We as the place, to settle the account. and take
the proof the claims against the estate OF Levi,
Schweitrsr. deceased, directed by the aforesaid
decree at which time and place the parties inie'
rested are hereby reaursTf s 10 siIssa EVANS,
| fselawIv Commissioner In Chancery.
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he largest county In Texas--Presidio-
y equal in area 10 four such States ~
massachusetts,.
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Ths following named gentlemen are with us
nd will be pleas ed to serve their friends:
ALEXANDER K. PARKER, Of Richmond;
EEsrOR H. F0RBBES of Richmond
o. N. MARSHALL, OF Richmond;
THOMAS NJ KIMBROUGH, Of Richmond;
R. N. NIlIM0, of Richmond;
L. G. LEVY, OF Richmond;
E. A. FLANHARDT, Of Richmond;
PEYTON G. BAYLY. OF Richmond;
III. I. HABER, Of Richmond;
E.P. MORRIS, OF Albemarle county;
w. K. BULL, Of Lexington, Va;
L. @. JEvFREss, OF Charlotte county;
c. E. wINGO, OF Amelia county;
J. PEssELs, of Henrico county, VS..
fe l2-dlwSswlm
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Shipment of Specie,
The Markets.

NEW YORK, February l6.-Outward
steamers to-day took $1,000 in specie.
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rARPETINGS, RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
u WINDOW SHADES, Hhp6s HAkgLNes.
nnrchased the sbovs stock Of Messrs. French
trsnshaw, shall comlnsncs business on my own sa
Main streets, where shall be pleased 70 see All IN
want Of such goods. Z. +. RlCHAkDbOhy
I'm formerly Richardson Go.
ED OATS.-l,0O0 bushels SEED
S0ATE for sale by CHARLES HOWARD,
fel6 DO. fNeehtn suoeI.
CHOCOLATE CREAM DROPS.-60
" pounds CHOCOLATE CREAM DROPS, BARs,
A'A Louis j. B0ssIRUX,
fsl2 l4l3 n ain street.
~ HI N ID STON ESQ tons NOVA
NJ SCOTIA 0RINDsTONRs In store and 70 ~
rive. A. 8, LIE, Onee Cary street
fes between Thrtssnth and Virgipia stsssts
have In store three
i boxes OF the old oRINoK0 01BWl0 T0'
.n '"f i aas.. ~.
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DRY GOODS, go.


SPRING IMPORTATION
DRY aoo,D s-
We take pleasure In informing our patrons and
the public generally that in few days We shsli be
In receipt Of our
SPRING STOCK =
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
which will eonsis. OF ths most extensive and COM
plsts assortment Of GOODS TO be fopnd south o.
New York.
Our Mr.. J. sTEEnBoCK is now in Europe, and
has been for the past two months, making
SELECTIONS THERE FOR THIS MARKET,
and all can readily perceive the advantages 10 be
derived in purchasing ofa
DIRECT IMPORTING HOUSE.
CLOTHING.
In addition TO our extensive stock Of
DRY GOODS,
we are now having manufactured large quantity
of
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
specially adapted to this market. In which We
shall be able TO offer
aRRAT IHDUCEh ENTs.
J. sTEENBoCK Il CO.,
Eos. 1918 and 1915 Eagle Square,
Main street, Richmond.
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DOARDING BOARDING and
ID LODGING for several gentlemen can be OBJ
tanned on Broad street opposite the CITY HALL inc
nished Among them are two slsg antly furnished
chambers, suitable for families For further par
ticulars, apply on the premises TO r,uor
fa INV MIS-. b. FLOOhNOI.
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A GRAND SOUTHERN
GIFT ENTERPRISE

A GRAND SOUTHERN
GIFT ENTERPRISE
OF THR
oAKwoOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION OF
RICHMOND.
FIVE THOUSAND BOXES MEMORIAL SOAP
manufactured expressly for this enterprise by
WILLIAM G. WEBB s. CO.,
OLD DOMINION STEAM SOAP WORKS,
RICHMOND, vA.)
TO BE SOLD AT TEN DOLLARS PER BOX,
GRAND GIFT
OF THAT
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
IN MANCHESTER,
VALUED AT $4,000,
and now under an annual rent of o., 500, to be
awarded to some one of the
PATRONS OF THIS ENTERPRISE.
Having been appointed general agent In the above
enterprise by the
OAKWOoD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION,
respectfully announce to the public that the
MEMORIAL SOAP
can be purchased from most Of the principal com
mission merchants and grocers in the city; and
the details Of the enterprise having been carefully
arranged, will be conducted and carried out by the
Board OF Managers strictly, honorably, and fairly
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TALBOT 4 BROTHER

SrhA iaYDRsbGiG PRsssis. 60.
are again In business, sornsr Cary ana kevS1ss
i afGKss ; PsfiTkNT sscisg Iss rsss.a tsiss
now out. Also, oar improved o6CILLATiN0 ~:
OF RNGINR required. All persons wishins 10 buy
win do we'll to call and see them before purshaS.
ing elsewhere. an BY
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HOTELS AND BoARDING-HOUsEs

DOARDING.-Mrs. MONTAGUE is
ID now prepared to receive few PERMANENT
or DAY BUARDERS One or two families may
also be accommodates For further particulars,
inquire on Bank between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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TOOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS!
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI

TOOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THISi
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YET!
At EZEKIEL's, No. Al MAIN srREsr.
BsAcaEP %, o5s+
1000 y ards hes heavy " bIEicREb twidsy SHEET
INGs, nearly one and half yards wide,
1000 yards ards ssUiPERFINR 50 PILLOW CASE COT.
900 vpSds III Gpy y iss Of ebyEs GOODS now SELL
600 varas al and ia BLEACHED and UN
BLEACHED SHEETINds atErsatiy reduced
900 yari is' all styles Of GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEI 4 at extraordinarily low prices,
500 u rd, y a s W CRAY TwILLED FLANNEL
ali WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts and
rer shirts, only two shillings the yard
500 u rds r aESTT Y1 coTToN DIAPER for chill
dren,s purposes.y,sry scarce re- art srsieis WOOL
" gf E6 sE'Fs sss sed af cheap
go a f 3 tRs s9a GOODS CS ns
cali. The articles enumerated above are but
''" Of the bargains i fzERffEss Tss:.g
fss nearly opposite St Charles Hotel.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.-We wish to
GI%aks sa 9 and other WINTER GOODS
will be sold at and about cost.
These goods were bought mostly at auction FOL
cash. and are greatly below their real value.
Persons. in want of such artcles would do well
to call on ia before buying, as no establishment liz
Richmond can offer greater inducements In these
goods than we can.
We have also full lines OF LINEN GOODS from
auction. such As Shirtiog and Table Linen, Towel
ing. Russia and Birdseye Diaper, Linen Cambria
ana and t,emstiched Handkerchiefs, Pillow and Ii
men n Sn seaR 81 HOUSEKEEPING and DOMESTIC
GOODS is very complete, and will be sold at very
low prices. UIn
ard OTHER GLOVES, in which will always be
found every Shade ard number, from the cele-
brsted Jouvin mandatory. Also, for parties,
WHITE and LIGHT KIDS at 81 SO and ~ rs per
pair. CARDOZ0 ALsOP PoURoUREAN.
10
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TOBACCO FACTORY MACHINERY,
fLAfrssIna IILLs, 10. TO-.
made and repaired In the most thorough and work
manliks manner, and
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