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no one man should vote for more than half
the number to be chosen-an arrangement
which must infallibly secure half of the
delegation to whatever party is next to the
largest in the State.
What the New York Legislature has &C
complished in this one instance must be
done in all cases to make republican insti-
tutions practicable and beneficial. Who
can solve the difficult problem
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We have no cause of quarrel with our
friend of the Lynchburg Ne'rN on the
subject of the results which will follow
the construction of the railroads M the
Valley and from Lynchburg to Danvillc.
Our proposition-perhaps we made it too
general-was that they would not add to
the commercial wealth" of Virginia
that is, would not nd in building up Dan
vile, Lynchburg, Lexington, Stanton,
Richmond, or any other town in the State.
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xE Hear REAsoNLsTREN GTHEN

HF HEAR REASON IS II l. y I'll T.
THE DEFENCEs when garrison apprehends
an attack from outside enemy, what does 1t do
II STRENGTHENS THE pEFESoEs. The human sys-
tenn al this period of the year Is beleaguered by
morbid Influences. The atmosphere ID full Of
them. Every change OF weather lays the feeble
open to their attacks. what's to be done in order
to battle these unseen but ever active foes
STRENGTHEN TnR DgFEscys. Do You ask how
The answer is simple-the means within the reach
OF all Reinforce The vital organs and the ner-
vous system with HoSTETTER's BlTTESS. Tone
the stoma ch, regulate the bowels. rouse the slug
gish liver cheer the spirits, enrich and purify the
vital current with HOSTETTERS BITTERs.
That's the way to sTRBSGTHES THE DEFEScEs
and render the capital of health impregnable. III
Won wish to escape bilious headache, intermittent
FOYER, indigestion and nervous visitations-to en-
iov in all It's plenituds, the blessing of "a sound
mind in a sound body use this incompatible
preventive and restorative IT preserves health in
the healthy and renews 1t in the weak and ailing.
ap 3-eod2w
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Bennett and the Darkies.

1t is difficult to tell when the New York
Herald is in earnest. BENNETT appears to
have no preiudices against or in favor of
any party, creed, religion, man, color, or
smell. He is q cast-irun man. He does
not apologize for advocating to-day mca-
surcs which he yesterday denounced as
subversive of every principle of good go
vernment. He is Radical one day and
Conservative the next a bull one week
and q bear the next; a negro Halter in one
issue and ncgro-lover in the next; but
he never manifests any sincere feeling or
real earncstncss of purpose either in his
advocacy or his denunciationS Of any man
or measure. lie treats all questions as if
he were a mere spectator, located in the
moon, looking down upon The earth with
Indifference. In this cool manner he treats
of the subject of comforting Office upon
the negro, and says:
alt would be well to encourage the
southern leaders in their recent unqualified
recognition of the equal rights Of the
~ 'i1SbiAS SUNNI Soo1 S'iNiN"
citizens as delegates to the convention
such as Frederick Douglass, the lecturer :;
Professor Day, the eloquent barber; Sclla
Martin, the preacher; and Thomas j.
Bowling, the great oyster-houSe million
aire. This is a new and mixed age, and
while the South is going solidly for the
political equality Of the negro, it will not
do for the great State Of New York to
show herself behind the times"
In the same strain, he gives the follow
ing advice to the "colored gentlemen of
the South:
eve advise the colored gentlemen of
the South to pay particular attention in
all their meetings and conventions to pre-
pairing for the next presidential election.
They should start upon the right princi-
pie, and that is by nominating General
Grant and General Lee for President and
ce-Presidcnt. This will have more eff
feet than any movement they can under
take"
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All Elections acknowledgements to

AL Elections Suspended-vacancies to
be Filled by General Schofeld.
The following order explains itself. the
suspension of all elections will be received
by our people as an act of grace. Nearly
all the papers in the State have expressed
themselves in favor Of such on order.
The paragraph which informs us that the
Commanding General will fill all vacancies
that may occur gives full evidence that we
are under military rule, and will add to
the number of those who desire to proceed
at once to organize new State Govern
mcnt under the Sherman law. There
have been up TO this time some few per-
sons who thought we were to be allowed
10 90 on under our own Constitution and
laws If we would vote against convention.
These will now perceive that there is but
one course left for Us to pursue. General
ScuorIELD's first order gave an intimation,
as we observed when it was promulged,
that he might make some changes in
our officers. Certainly he has performed
this duty with the greatest delicacy in
avowing his intention TO wait until the
terms of disqualified officers expire under
our own laws.
1t is not stated in the order what is
meant by vacancies" Upon this day the
term of our councilmen expires. But the
Constitution provides that all officers In
this State shall continue in Office until
their successors are elected and quailtled.
ca that there would be no "vacancy" IN
strictly legal or technical sense. 1t is
possible, however, that General SCHoFIELD
NAV consider thisa "vacancy." But even
if he does, there is no good reason for sup
posing that he will not reappoint all the
present members of the Council who are
not "disqualifed for holding Office un-
der the proposed constitutional amend
ment.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DISTRICT,
Estate OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, VA, April 2, 1867.
General Orders No. s.
"All elections, whether State, county,
or municipal, under the Provisional Go
vcrnment of Virginia, are hereby ordered
to be suspended until the registration pro-
vided for by the act of Congress OF March
2Si, 1867, shall be completed.
"VacancicS which may occur in the
mean time will be filled by temporary APP
pointmcnts, 10 be made by the Command
ing General.
by command of Brigadicr and Brevet-
Major General j. u. SchCfeld, United
States Army. ). /. CHALFlN,
Assistant Adjutant- General"
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CONNECTICUT ELECTIoSs.-There is great
rejoicing among the Democrats of Wash
ington city, and all places north of it, over
the result of the Connecticut elections.
The Conservatives are inhigh spirits. They
assume that as Connecticut went so will 60
all the leading northern States. The Pre-
sident no doubt sympathizes in this feeling.
We of the South cannot yet let our hopes
run away with our judgments.
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production in this country. Mr.. b.
cHANAN is not so much of an old fogy as
NJ. THEIRS. We agree, however, with the
Frenchman in the assertion that there is
no question of sympathy or natural bond of
union involved in the friendship and ap-
parent alliance between us and Russia. NJ.
THEIRS would like to see q scion of the
house of Orleans upon the throne of
France. Let him wait, and his wish may
be gratifed.
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GOLD AS A LEGAL-TENDER.-A Judge in
New York decides that gold may be sold
as a commodity for what it will bring, but
that debt which was contracted when
gold was the ruling currency may now be
discharged with grcenbacks-a very good
illustration of the difference between law
and iustice
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The Bankrupt Act.

1t is announced that the Supreme Court
will during this week endcavor to announce
the rules to be given in practice under the
bankrupt act, and before its adjournment
the Chief Justice will also announce the
appointment of registers under the bank
ruDt act.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
ballard HOUSE,
~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
JOHN p. BALLARD, PRoPEIgroK.

This establishment l. BOW
COMPLETE IN ALL IT'S APPOINTMENTS,
having been newly and elegantly furnished
throughout.
tits acknowledged TO have no superior in the
southern States, and TO be equal to any in the
North.
The owner has spared no expense to make Il
equal in every respect to any hotel in this country
and pledges his beet efforts to MAKE HIS GUESTS
IN EVERY WAY COMFORTABLE.
His long and successful experience justices him
in saying that the accommodations OF no hotel
shall be superior to his.
He asks the support vi his friends and the paeile
generally.
sp2-ts JOHN T. BALLARD, Proprietor.
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BY Z. 4. J. Clopton,
Real Etate Agent and Auctioneer, No. p Twelfth
street, near Franklin.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
Y ESTATE AND VACANT LOTS. ~ PORT
MAYO, FOR SALE At AUCTION Will be sold
on the premises. on MONDAY tho 'th OF April
1907, at o'clock z. NJ. in the order advertised,
the following propsrty-yiZ: Commencing with
that beautiful Lot corner OF Osborne turnpike, or
Seventh. and Louisiana street. fronting on the
arst-named loo and on the last.named street e6i
feet. .o,
Next, will be sold the LOT corner Of Orleans and
Eighth streets fronting on the nrst feet, run
ming back with the last-named street loo feet.
Also, THREE Lots, corner of Denny street ana
Williamsburg avenue, fronting ABOUT oo feet on
Also, TWO LOTS, fronting together - feet on
Seventh street, running back III feet.
Also, TWO LOTS, fronting together % iset on
Sixth street, running back 100 feet.
Also FOUR LOTS, fronting together 20 feet on
Sixth street running back ~ feet 10 An alley.
Also TWO LOTS with large FRAME STABLE,
now in the occupancy OF Mr Henry so,te a. a
cooper shop. and fronting 4efeet ON SKIN street.
running back l2o feet 70 a wide alley.
Also TWO LOTS, fronting together 10 feet on
Also ONE LOT in rear OF the last. fronting %
feet on Fourth street, running back loo feet. .
Also the LA X q Z THREE-sTnRI h
DWELLING with LOT, fronting 80 feet on Nichol.
son street running back with Pace street 80 ieet
10 Denny street on which is also front OF % ieet
The foregoing property Is Justly regarded A.
amongst the most valuable in the suburbs Tor
stores and dwellings. being lately incorporated
conyenien, tn the shipping 10 the various disllIe
RES breweries. brickyardS, sugar refinery, ana
many ether works now in operation.
Terms. Accommodating, and made known al
the hour OF sale +. A. J. CLOPrON,
,r3 Auctioneer.
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By Pilklnton, Pnlliam & Co,
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants ana he1a
Estate Agents, No. Is Pearl street.
,,rot,rv oNEyATuARI.E ErILD.

MIGHTY. ONE VALUABLE bIlID-
IL ING LOTS ON THE MANCHssT TURN
PIKE, BUCKINGHAM OR RIVER ROAD, PlL.
KISTOS AND WALDEN AVENUES, MAX TUE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER, VA, IN ATklhNoSS
PLAN, FOR SALE At AUCTlON.-Ws Will eel
At pubic auction on FRIDAY the 9Th day 81 april
1857 Al o'clock y. NJ, on the premises, tho iol.
lowing BUILDING LOTS, situated imm"diate'y
above II = Richmond and Petersburg railroad, aud
few feet from the depot:
Lot. No. to 2 front rs feet inches No 10, ~
feet , inches, on the Manchester turnpike, run
ming back from 80 to Il feet
Nos II to % front 81 feet inches and No. -, Is
feet inches on the Buckingham or River road,
running back from 90 10 l33 feet ~
Nos. u to 81 front % feet inches on Pilkin'on
avenue running back % feet: and
Nos SIS 10 81 front ~ feet inches on hadsn ave
nue.. running back % 10 Us feet.
This l. a rare opportunity for persons OF nini'~l
means To secure 4 handsome lot within a hh,r
distance of the city Taxes Tor lsS' to be paid W
the purchasers. = at. -.
Plots Of the above car be seen At orr oriee an
Also at the factory Of h. I. Pilklnton, Eslr MAJ
chester.
TgRas: Liberal, and will be make known a.
u"' u PILKISTOS, PULLlAM co,
Auctioneers, No. Is west Pearl street.
NH 26-tis
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,o,vv,u x.rpy JAMES u. MArRr,
RoRgRrT. BROOKE.
nE X. H. MaURY e. co.,
(.sTARLIsHED IN ls7so
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. loli Main street.
frs, house below the post-oilce,
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &c,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and CoLbhoIi'H |,
: fa7
States.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
By Harrison, Goddin d Appsrson, Aue,ionssrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estats Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASE.
L HOLDS, ON THE WEST SIDE OY PgAgr
BgTWgEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS Al
aUCTION.-By virtue Of deed Of trust executes
10 the subscriber as trustee by Willism ". Alder
lice, dated 10th March, 1871, duly recorded h
Richmond Hastings Court, I shall, In execute,
thersof, proceed to sell at pnbIic auction, On ID.
promises, on FRIDAY the 18th Of April, i.s7 Att
o'clock NJ, that large and valuable BkiCg
BUILDING, with iron front, now I'm the oeeugaHst
II Messrs Bowman StrOock N fronts 90 fee, =
Pearl street and runs back about lao feet 70 yirgn
street. The building thereon j. fonr stories hfgk
built OF the hes, materials. and In 4 workmarfI..
manner IL will be sold subject 10 the terms a Ia.
lease under which II IL held.
Also. Immediately afterwards. will be sold ia
other BRICK TENEMENT. No W, with iron frost
now occupied by Msssrs. Hill 4 Potsat, irou'rg
2s1 feet on Pearl street, running back sboutlf6
feet to said Virginia street and also snbjsc 10 Tia
terms Of the lease under which II Is held.
The foregoing real estate Il located In business
portion Of the city, ana IL not only very val be
but Ia very conveniently arranged thu later tsns.
mant having on the fret Hoor Fairbanks pAtsrt
platform scales, and hosting machines front and
rear.
TgRxs: One sixth cash balance at four. ght,
twelve, fftesn, and eighteen months for nsgotia.
bls notes with interest added, secured by > trust
Iced. The taxes and insurance Tor this year 10 be
an - X. r. HOwrSOy. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
BY Harrison, 6oddin Appsrson, Auctioneen' ;
Bankers, Brokers, and Reel Estate Agents.
= .pcr NrMBER OF VALUABLE

LARGE NUMBER OF VALUABLE
III.oTs, IN ADAMS VALLEY, ON CHURCH
pIii AND IN ROCKETS, FOR SALE AT hUC-
TioS'-Will BIO sold at auction. on The premises,
an MONDAY the sth OF April, 1857, at ~ o'clock
" valuable LOT having front Of 30 feet on
he virginia Central railroad at Its junction with
Pine or Poplar street.
Also, a LOT near tho above, ironing 81 1eet,
And NJ % clock r. NJ, on tho premises. will be
.oId those two beautiful HALF. ACHE LOTS on
Church Hill bounded by Leigh, Twenty seventh,
and Twenty eighth streets, 10 be divided into ten
lots with fronts on Twenty seventh and Twenty.
aigbth streets, each Of % feet, running back l25
feet TO az alley fourteen feet wide.
After which say nj IL o clock p. NJ, on the pre-
misses, a valuable LOT at Rockets, near the gas
works, fronting s7i feet on The south west side Of
Poplar street running back about lao feet 10th lot
of William rutherford, Hsq.
Also a LOT on the north side Of Nicholson
street in rear OF the office Of Captain n. w. Tyler
fronting so feet, running back 80 feet.
The foregoing lots offer peculiar advantages 10
capitalists and others 10 invest their funds To good
advantage and all such who have even little ca: b
are earnestly invited to attend the sale.
Terms: One third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed. The taxes for the year 10
be paid by the purchasers -
HARRISON G0DDlN APPERsON,
ap 3-tds Auctioncsrs.
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ng SPRING GOODS.
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, yEsTlNGs.
J. E. DOaERTY,

500 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SOUTHERN EXPRESS.
The subscr,ber respectfully calls attention to
the large and varied stock Of the latest styles OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
opened this day. which he has selected from the
northern markets during the last week. The goods
are all Of approved makes, superb style, and can
be recommended for strength OF fabric, fneness oil
quality, as well as reliable colors.
Having all the facilities necessary to aproper Sc
lection, purchase, and manufacture, and with an
experience of twenty years as
PRACTICAL MECHANIC,
he asks an examination, promising to make all
garments In as good style and just ~ low as they
can be obtained anywhere in the country
Remember, the best material and rs cheap as
they can be obtained Is the motto.
NH lS-tApls j. Il. n"fhhi1'
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By Grubbs & Williams, Anctloneers,
Northwest corner II ain and Eleventh streets.

r,,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A BRICK
TENEMENT. ON THE EAST SIDE OF ST.
COSD STREET BETWEEN CANAL AND BYRD.
In execution OF 4 deed Of trust from A. q: user-
bind trustee for Mariuda Mallory, dated Septem-
bar y. I,sf, and recorded In Richmond Hastings
Court office being thereto requested by the cred
tor secured, will sell at auction, upon the pre-.
misses on TUESDAY, April 9th, al 81 o clock i. n
II fair If not on the next fair dag thereafter, at
the sam. hour the properly conveyed In aid deed,
being TENEMENT No. in Buterworths row,
siruateh - stated above.
TEAMS Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses Of sale
and to discharge Il note for 1888. with interest
from March - 1887 acredi r. to sI5s ~ nntl sep
TENDER %, 1907 ana the balance upon terms 10 be
made known at the time Of sale. Purchaser 10 pay
taxes Tor 1907. L. w Gku BIDS, trustee.
GKrrps K WuIIAME Auctioncers. ap3
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By Z. d. Eacho,
kuctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.

4 FRAMED TENEMENT, ON TIL +
n NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET BE.
TWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWESTf III; ;Fiks 81
sold ar auction on MONDAY the sth day Of April,
1857, AT az past o'clock 7. NJ, that very de.ira
bIs CIR DCERY sTAND recently occupied by west
Il Andrews 1t can be purchased privately II sp'
plcatton is made previous TO the day OF SAFE
TEAMS: Made known on the day OF sale
L. ID. EAtHO,
Auct,oneer and Real Estate Agent,
Fourteenth street between Main and Franklin
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MARRIED,

In New York, by Rev. Mr.. White, EDWARD =.
POLLARD Of virginia, author, sc, to Mrs. MA
RTE NATHALIE DOwELL, nee Grsnier, grand
daughter OF the Countess Nathalie oe Larss'
France and daughter Of Colonel Joseph TRAINER
San Domingo, late OF Norfolk, Va.-Ae~ lo'6 me-
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By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Aucttoneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
,VRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AMI

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
| LOT, ON TENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND CARY, on TIL. WEST SIDE THEREBY
thu subscriber by Lewis l.. Montague and hers,
dated the 9TH day Of March, 1856, duly recorded in
of a negotiable note bearing date with the said
deed calling for - 500, due twelve months after
date. shall proceed TO sell the same at public
sUciinn. on the promises, on WEDN ESDAY the Sd
l.v Of April, 1877 at IL o'clock A. NJ. Said pro-
perty is now 90 cupied by Werth, Ralhbua Co.,
and Montague Son.
TERMS: 0ne-third Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash the balance TO be paid in three equal
instruments. payable in four, eight, and twelve
months with interest thereon added title re-
tanned until a II Of the payments are made. Taxes
AMI Insurance for the present year 10 be paid by
the purchaser LEWIS a. PHELPS,
mi 10 Trustee.
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rg THE BANKRUPT LAW FOR SALE
at the DISPATCH OFFICE and at J. WALL TUR-
NER'S, Governor street. NH %
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SpECTAI, NOTICES.

se- NOTICE. THE PUBLIC ARE
warned against purchasing the Times newspaper
have A suit pending, claiming an interest IN the
good will Of the said paper, and shall not cease
TO prosecute that suit until obtain my ngh's In 'ne
said paper.
NH 2T-ts ~. NV DO TobhHhp.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COOL

IL, We have lust ri ceiyed some OF the best pat
terms OF REFkIGERATORS ever offered In THIS
market. We rsg. Id them as near psr'ection IN
construction as IL Is possible for tnem 10 PC ara
we wonId ask An examInalio on Of them by those IN
want We are prepared to sell a; manufacturers
prlces, with tho freight included eau and see
The m II BRANCH " CURRAET'S.
corner Eighth and Main streets, No. 7al,
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an ~ X. r. HOwTSOS. Trustee.
BY Harrison, Goddin &Apperson, Auet!oneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
,MAII. uoIrsE ANnIOT on THE

SMALL HOUSE AND LOT. ON THE
tSwPST sIDgOP SECOND RETWEEy JACK.
SON AND DUyAL STREETS. FOR sALEAT ATC-
TIOy VIII be sold at auction. on the premise
on FRIDAY the 5th April 1907 ~ half-psst I
o'clock NJ, A valuable LOT, located a. above
rontipg Is feet running back III feet, having
thereon an old FRAMED TBSPNEST, now rent
ing for twelve dollars per month.
TRRas: Ona.ihIrd cash balance Al three AMI
six months for negotiable note-, interest added
secured by trust deed. The taxes Tor this year
10 be paid by the purchaser .
HARRISON, GODDIg APPERSoN.
anp AuCfioneers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sSy CATALOGUE sALE.-We invite tho al
tention OF the trade To our sale OF
FRESH DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
HATS, CLOTHING &C.,
bv catalogue. to take place THIS MORNING at IL
'! 80 PAINE Co,
ap3-t
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

no BRICKLAYERS AND PLAS-
| TEsERS-We have several pretty LoIs, n
Sidney, for sale and will take In payment brtk
sni"at GRTBBS WILLIAMS.
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NE TIE OLD RICHMOND DRY GOODS
STORE, ESTABLISHED By ABRAHAM LEVY,
deceased in Isis, and now continued by his grand
'0'''' LEVY BROTHERS.
The reputatton ofthis old esta bl'shed dry goods
house for selling CHEAP GOODS is such Is to rem.
der comment unne cessary. OF one thing you can
rest assured, that they always sell goods at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
nd often under the market.
THY now offer an enticing lot Of GOODS at
prices that ought satisfy the closest buyers
Very naht Spring Delaines at 2oc.;
Wide English Prints at 2oc.:
American Prints at l2!, le3. and 9oc, ];
Blesched Cottons a, III. Is, 20, %, aud soc.-an
excellent article, yard wide, at lGic.
Pillow care Cotton at Csc.
Full width BleacLeI and Unblcached Sheeting
at CSC:
Unbleached Cotton at l?l IS, leg, and 25c.-an
excellent article Of yard wide AT 2oc
A large stock Of Flannels from SOC to IL per
yard
Ginghams at CSC.
Black silk at Fl So worth ~?
RalmDral skirts at -, worth 50;
Handsome Embroidered Collars al Soc, worth
81:
Real Maltese Lace Collars at 50 and &c. worth
$50;
Real Needle worked Bands AT 75c., 81, Sl25,
and $3.50 actually less than New York
wholesale prices;
Lisle Thread Gloves AT 2oc.
Excellent Kid Gloves, !l.'5
Spool Cotton at loc. per dozen;
Huckaback Towels at 50, $3.50, and S5-vcry
cheap goods:
Heavy Linen Table Damask al 81 worth 81. so :;
Linen Collars at 7Ec. per dozen;
Linen Hand kerchiefs at Sl.:5 per dozen;
Embroidered Frock Waists for Infants Dresses
at soc. and Sl-worth double the money.
All Of the above bargains, besides many others,
can be had a. LEVY BROTHERS,
mh27 No. Is Main street.
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-Having
n taken out auctioneers' license, l2m prepared
TO sell ZEAL and Personal ESTATE in the city
and country shall ftill continue 10 attend 10 the
RENTING of REAL ESTATE a. heretofore. Hav
ing had long experience in the business. nstter
M self that can give satisfaction 10 all who may
favor me with their patronage.
ID RACHO,
Auc.ioneer and Real Estaie Agent,
Fourteenth street between Main and Franklin.