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4 SHARP REBUKE.-The New York
Times asks "What has the constitutional
Convention of Virginia to do with the i'm
parchment Of the President, one way OF
the other? We do not understand that ii
was assembled for the purpose of affixing
its couptersign to congressional legislation
OF any sort. AFR. Hunnicutt seems to have
been offended when Conservative mem
Der moved that d committee of five be ap-
pointed TO draft articles OF impeachment
against Andrew Johnson But wherein
was this motion more out OF place than
the Conventions 'approval' OF TITO action
OF the House ~
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sp~ginn Markets..

Loxpnx, March IL Noon ConsolS,
3laG93L. United States bonds, IA.
lJtern0on.-Unitcd States 1onds, 1850
7l2,.
LoxDoN, March 1l--Lrening.--Consols,
g3,s. United States bonds, 7l3sUil3..
LIVERPOOL, March u-Noom.- Cotton
frmer and advancing. Estimated sales,
1000 bales. Uplards, on tho SPOT and
anoa:, 1914. Orleans, lo>a. Others quiet
and steady. iftaroom.-C firm and
scarcely 50 active prices unaltered sales
won't cxccol $4,000 bales. Breadstuils
generally quiet. Corn declined Us. I'D.
Beef. los. Lard, jis. TallOw, rs.
LIVERPOOL, March ll-hr'niny.-Cotton
closed quiat; sales, $4,000 bales uplauds,
on the spot and aiioat, lO]&0i0Ld.; Or
leans, 10 ~. MAYA! stores dull and un-
changed.
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NEGRO SrFFRAGE IN THE NoRTH.-Con-
gross. in violation Of its ORR law and O!
the most COMMON principle q justice, pro-
posed 10 admit the representatives Of Ala
banla into Congress upon the basis OF little
more than g third Of is voters, 2nd they
nearly al! negroes. Uuder the circum-
Stances, we introduce to their attention
the following from the New York Tribune:
> "Rcpuhlicans in all the States had bet
ter make up their minds 1T once that there
cannot be two policies IN the party-one
,or toe North and one for the South. We
cannot gl"c the ignorant millions Of freed
men III llc rebel States tic ballot, and IT
the same time refuse It - the EDUCATED
thousands il the North. II we atto!DDt
such iugglery We shall find oUG that we
have not cheated the negro, but ourselves.
For it should be borne constantly in mind
that every concession made to the cow
| ardly minority OF the party is more than
counter-balanced 10y the effect upon the
conscientious and courageous majority.
Nine-tenths Of the Republicans believe in
| impartial suffrage, and are resolved TO
carry il through. The timidity and trcach-
cry Of the Pennsylvania Legislature has
shown disgust, and disconragcs our. Radical
voters. Last tail thousands of them staid
from the polls in that State because they
had little confidence III tie local candi-
dates. The result has justified their
doubts. If we intend 10 move onward, to
keep the ranks unbrokcn, 10 arouse again
the enthusiasm OF 1854, we must have
something to fight for. A aal is Lot
cpough-we want principle 100.
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TIE Boston Journal says: g A report
has been printed that President Johnson
would escape impeachment, even if found
guilty, through the Influence OF the Ma
sonic members of the Senate" To which
Radical .papeSin St. Louis replies: :! II
he depends upon this loop hole his chances
are very small, for mans Masonic obi
cations ere not political in the slightest
Rgreo. Such paragraphs are made up by
foolish reporters in Washington who are in
search of sensation item. This ons is
scarcely waehy Of contradiction"
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AN ABSURD STATGMEST.--The World

AN ABSURD STATGMESr.-The Worlds
Washington correspondent says:
"Severa! Radical senators are known TO
have expressed themselves, within the last
two days, to the effect that upon their face
the articles Of impeachment DO not present
sufficient ground for the conviction of
the President Of either high crimes Or Ugh
misdemeauors. From twenty to twenty
two senators, including every Democratic
senator and some Radicals, are reported
to be of this opinion; and an effort, it is
said, will be made by the lukewarm Ra3i-
Gals of the Senate, when it next meets as
q High Court Of Impeachment, to Initiate
some plan OF Diminishing the case for want
of cause for action, or TO tolerate any plea
of the Presidents counsel that nay be
made for this reason"
[All ncnsensei
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RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTIONS.

NORTH CAROLINA.
RALElGH, N. c., March 1.-THE article
on suffrage was passed. An ordinance was
introduced directing the payment Of the
interest on the public debt.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, MISS, March ll.-Portions Of
the judiciary report were adopted.
General Gillian has issued an order for
the collection Of the special tax in accord
ance with the ordinance of the Conven-
ton, except that thirty days is allowed
before the addition of twenty five per cent,
instead of ten days.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ATLANTA, March ll.-Five thousand
copies Of the Constitution were ordered
to be printed, and 1900 of the Journal.
a resolution was adopted-ayes, l02 ;
nays, 26-asking Congress TO remove oil
political disabilities from all the citizens
of Georgia.
All the officers Of the Convention were
voted extra pay for their services.
The Constitution was adopted as a
whole-ayes, ll2; nays, l4-about fifteen
members not voting, desiring to remain
neutral.
Farro1 made speech before the dele
gates, endorsing the Constitution and the
Radical nominee for Governor-Bullock,
OF the Express Company. This unites the
respective friends of the two Radical aspi-
rants. Farrow, upon leaving the stand,
offered his hand to Cary W. Styles, editor
of the Albany (Ga.j Ne,rS, who refused to
accept it, and denounced him.
The Conservative Republicans Of the
Convention propose to nominate a candi-
date of their own for Governor. Judge
Erwin, delegate elect, who refused to sit
in the Convention, will probably be their
nominee.
At SO O'Clock, after day Of great ex.
citement and confusion, the Convention
adjourned, subject to the call Of tie Prosi'
dent
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Nominations la Sow:!s Carn2iah--
Commissioners OF iho EEccu;f,r..',
bureau fog Governor.
CHARLESTON, S. c., March ll.-Thc
Republican State Convention for nomina-
ting State officers met last night. Tie
delegates TO il and the Reconstruction
Convention are in great measure iden-
teal, and the majority CT negroes is large.
1t sat with closed doors but it has trans
pired that after stormy session General
R. l.. Scott, assistant commissioner OF the
Freedmen's Bureau, was nominated for
Governor, and Lemuel Boozer for I4;eute-
nant- Governor. The nominations are con-
sidered equal 10 an election.
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New YORK, March ll-Noon.-Flour
59l0c lower. Wheat dropping, dull, and
lG2c lower. Oats shade lower. Mess
pork, s24 80. Lard quiet and heavy.
Cotton shade firmer at Is &c. Turpcn-
tine lower at 1929. Rosin quiet; COM
moLs So so. Cold, 1897. Sterling. 1n1Ls,
Old II uited States bonds, 1879,
Erening. shade firmer, closing
quiet; sales, 1900 bales at 251sc. Flour
heavy; western aud State l0al5c. lower.
Wheat dull. Corn heavy; southern white,
Sl.l8G$l.25. Mess pork, 2i1ac. Lard
quiet. Groceries firm. Turpentine, II 3
ore. Freights dull. 5 2o's, '62, coupons,
l095s. North Carolina 6's, 6218. Gold,
1893. Sterling, 1925.
BALTIMORE, March ll.--Flour active and
firm; extra, sl19sl2. Wheat firm. Corn
lower; white, Sl.l2; yellow, $l.lG. Oats,
SOaS2c. Rye, sl.T5G5l.SO. Provisions
steady.
C1xcISSAT1, March ll.-Flour steady.
Corn, S6as7c. WhisNey irregular. Pro
visions quiet, and little done. Mess pork,
So rs. Bacon dull; shoulders, lie. !; clear
sides, l411c. Lard, 4l4c.
ST.. Louis, March ll.-Flour nrlni low
grades held higher. Corn better at S7S
SOC. Provisions dull ard easier. Mess
pork, $3.50. Shoulders, ltc. clear sides
l41sc. Lard, ljc.
WILMINGTON, n. G., March H. Spirits
turpentine quiet and nomiaally lover
Rosin quiet; strained and No. ., S2,4o
Cotton, z3c. Tar, $3.50.
MOBILE, March l1.-Cotton closed quiet
sales, 2,2OO bales; receipts, 5S2; mid
ding, 24A@z419c.
AUGUSTA, March n.-Cotton in fair de
mand and closed at "a 112G25c. sales, l,l5I
bales; receipts. 2oS bales.
SAVANNAH, March Election opcnet
quiet, became i.mer, buyers woul! no
follow prices up, and the market closed
quiet; sales, $50 bales; receipts, 1885,
bales; middiiEg, CSC.
GYMNASTICS, March ll.-~Cotton firm an'
in moderate request sales, 700 bales; re
ceipts, 9l3 bales; foreign exports, 1874
bales mlddling, 25a25l5c.
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From Observation-Disclosures by
the Senate.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Senate
to-day confirmed J. Ross Brown, Minister
to China, and Charles X. Tuckerman,
Minister to Greece.
Strong efforts are being made to secure
Montana's admission. It is claimed that
she has $4,000 inhabitants.
= There are no signs Of veto Of the bill
making majority of the votes cast ratify
constitution. If not vetoed to- morrow,
it becomes law By lapse of time.
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MvNlC'PAL ELEcrloNs.-.& Louis, March
lO.-Ide city election in Council Bluffs
Io"a, and Ccntralia, H., yesterday, re-
suited III the election Of the entire Repub-
.lcan ticket, with the exception Of one
alderman, in each place.
ih'.@de!phja, March l0.-In the Cam-
"en charter election indications are that
Inc Republicans have carried their ticket.
A'lmns G.e incomplete.
oo.,ln, N. d., March l0.-The election
Tor city officers to-day resulted in Demo-
cratic majority Of l52-Democgatic gain Of
about sevonty-Lwo.
Nelo BrunScick, y. H., March l0.-The
charter election in Nav Brunswick result
"a III the success OF the Democratic ticket
~ 400 maJosity-Democratic gain, thirty
per ce@t.
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MAN KILLED.-Fraok Petit, while hunt
ing this morning on Daingerield's Point
north of Slater's, was shot and killed.
George Hoskins, who had gone hunting
with him, states that he heard the. dis
charge of a gun, and that on going to the
place where no had left Petit he found him
nearly dead.-4aier1adria Gazette.
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The flag, Excursion.

AUGUSTA, GA, March lI.-SergeAat
Bates arrived here this afternoon, having
been the recipient Of a continued ovation
along the ro,.te to this city. He was re-
ceived here by the citizens, and welcomed
to The hospitality of the city by Lieutenant
Els. He is stopping at the Planters Hotel
for q few DAYS.
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The EDuts.a-;a '1IaiE..

WAs,nNGroS, March Little Post
Office Department to-day restored the
mails from Baltimore and Washington to
New Orleans to the Lynchburg, Knox
vile, and Chattanooga route, the roads
having submitted new schedule and pro-
missed surc connections. The New 7 Urk
and Philadelphia mails will continue TO go
to New Orleans uin Louisville until the
reforms OH the Knoxville route are fully
tasted
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REDUCTIO AID ABSCRDUM.--".M Minor
Topics" Of the Now York TINES says
witty things. Witness the following:
1.-THE Troy Times says that if party
feeling Sad had any influence in the mat
ter, the President would have. been inl-
peacbed long ago; but as be has not been
lnpeached till nor, the process is wholly
free from everything like partisanship. The
Democratic newspapers will please take
notice OF this facts
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New AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.
= Our usually large ani varied stock OF
FUENITUREi is now more complete, il posi-
bic, than for many years past. BY recent W.
rivals from seyeralu of the most extensive man
'ufactories on the continent, We are in receipt
of several elegant SETS FOR ParlOr, Chamber,
Hall, and Dminy. room. Also, Counting
ROOM and Once Desks and Chairs. Call ~
once and examine our assortment. In price
and quality We claim q fair comparison with
any similar establishment in the United
States. bABLISTON u BROTHER,
NH II corner OF Ninth and Main streets.
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Adjourned.

New Hampshire E!ecti"n-Ropubii-
can Loss iM ihe State.
CONCORD, N. H., March ll.-ODe hum
dred and seventy towns give Hartmann
(Repubican) ECO and Sinclair Demo
craft 2q,UO0. The Republican loss is 1892
on last year's election.
Second Di$pQtch.
WAsHiNGToS, March. lilo P. M.-TEe
Republican majority in New Hampshire Is
now estimated at $500.
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Pennsylvania Stale Republican Con-


Pennsylvania State Republican, Con-
neutrality-suspicious. EEr:orseh.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE State
Republican Convention met here to-day.
1t adopted resolutions in favor of Grant
and Governor Curtin for President and
Vice President. Among the resolutions
adopted was tie following:
Resoired, That va earnestly call upon
the Senate Of the United States, sitting as
Court Of impeachment, TO proceed with
out fear, favor, or affection, and that
the people Of Pennsylvania will stand by
and maintain their judgment"
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sgoratio sevmour,s Position.

ALBANY, n. Y, March LEX. Cover
nor Seymour rcIterates his refusal OF the
Democratic Presidential nomination. He
goes to the National Convention as dele
gate at large.
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BE. Clarke, the treasurer and general
managing agent Of the so-callcd " Nightin-
gale" troupe, dccamped yesterday morn
ing in the direction of Richmond, taking
along with him the entire proceeds Of the
nights pcrfornarces amounting to sixty
Eve ollars.-Lynchburg Republican.
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The high sheriff of an English town the
other day presented to the Judge Of As
size pair of white gloves, in token that
there were no prisoners 10 try. An old
custom
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ACCIDENT TO A GYMNAST.-Lou;Svlle,
March l0.-At the Louisville Theatre, last
hight, Edward Hanlon, of. the Hanlon
Brothers, gymnns.s, while making an evo-
luton on horizontal bar, fell heavily
upon the stage, disl0cating his arm and
badly LguiEing his head.
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CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

Our SAMPLE CARDS are now on exhibit
ton ana are replete with all the various Pat
terms OF French, English, and AMERICAN
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and EESTlNGS,
of fine and medium quality, and at prices
within reach OF all.
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Arrest nr a ,sexicnn Revoiutionist.

Arrest Of a Mexican RevoiEii"ussf.
SAN FRANCIsco, March ll.--GsnerGj
Placido Vega, who was preparing to in
auc,lrate revolution for en- iudependen!
government, has been arrested at -hazat-
Ian by Governor Martinez, and sent to the
city Of Mexico for trial.
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VALUABLE DIsTILLER1Es SEIZED IS New
YoRK.-The New York correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Ledger writes:
"The whiskey apparatus and other pro-
perty taken possession of on Sunday night
at Noll's (Jones's Woods) distillery is es-
timated to be worth $4,000. The distil-
leries of W. r. Curtisan, Sixtieth street
near Third avenue, and of W. Bauer,
Sixty-tirst street, which were seized at the
same time-likewise on the charge of de-
frauding the Government-had property
on the premises valued at $4,000. I'm
pertant as these seizures ars, there were
others Of even greater magnitude to come.
The rectifying establishment Of S. Simm,
east Twelfth street, valued at 100000, was
placed under lock and key. No resistance
was offered. The officers then went to the
distil!ery Of o. B. Carpenter, in Forty
seventh street: which was found in full
operation, and this, too, was taken posses
sion of. Various other establishments Of
less Importance were similarly served"
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FOR SHIRTS TO MEASURE.

This is Il specially with us. We have sam
PLAIN aud FANCY LINENS, and FRENCH
CAMBRlGS. ~,
All GASES NH Pm
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The Alabama Vote.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, March 1.-THE re-
gistercd vote Of this State is III 900. Not
over 1000 were cast in the ratification
election, and q thousand OF them were
against the Constitution.
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The yestry Of st. Paul's church, Peters
burg, have rendered the rectorship to the
keY, Dir, Il ingdeld, Of Portsmouth,
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OF Treasure-Cholera AID

Arrival OF Treasurc-GhOlera AID
yellow Fever in Scutss America. :
New YORK, March 1.-THE steamship
Hising Star, from Aspinwall with 81 $780,
900 in treasure, has arrived.
The cholera wes raging in the Argentine
Republic. Seven thousand persons had
died of it in Coriova. The yellow fever
Vas at Lima.
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DOCKLAND LIME.-300 casks Rock
II land Lime, fresh and in good order, for
sale by S. Z. LATHROP, Agent,
la26 Eighteenth street, south side dock.
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BY thu cable.
IRELAND.


The Fenians who were captured at Mer.
tiiyr Tydoil; in Wales, have been indicted
for treason, and will be tried at Swansea
Assizes.
Cork, March 1o.-Tbe grand jury yester-
day indicted Captain Mackay for murder,
and Manix and Walsh as accessories.
COMMERCIAL TREATY.
Berlin, March 1O..The commercial
treaty between the Zollverein and the
Austrian Government has been signed.
COTTON.
liverpool, March 10.-The shipment OF
cotton from Bombay during the last two
weeks Of February foot up 10000 bales.
AhTsSINIA.
London, March 10.-Dispatches from
Annesley Bay say King Theodorus had
arrived in the immediate neighborhood OF
Magdola with his troops and war material.
The British were steadily pushing ahead
under General Napier, and at last &C.
counts We're two days march beyond At
teregat.
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Second Dispatch.
WORSE AND WORSE.

WASHINGTON, March ll-3 p MA
telegram from Concord says that the De-
nocrats admit 1000 Republican majority,
but the Radicals claim 5000. The Re
publicans elect niac and the Democrats
three senators. The House is unanimously
Republican. WALLACE.
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Boots, shoes, Huts, dc

DEMOVAL.-I have removed TO No. 10
h.Fonrtaenth street, between MAIN ana
Cary, where intend TO contlnne Inc .,hon
only, Thankful for the liberal patronase
heretofore received, l respectfully ask con-
enhance of the favors OF the trade. Prices as
low As any other dealer. - - ,.ro,,
y 1y,vpprp Salesman. NH 8
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Soop and Candies.
DEFINED FAMILY SOAP,
l. MADE PROM
PURE TALLOW AND FINE.
PALE EOSIN.

WARRANTED. FREE FROM ADULTE.
RATION.
W. have on hand i;Lrg. stock of the above
brand OF superior Soap.
Also, Il full stock OF COMMON grade, which
ne will sell 10 the trade rs low rs can be pur.
chus ed in the Northern cities
4 liberia. discount on large lots.
=. J. CREW & co,
Nos. ll3, Us, and 1T Seventeenth street,
NH . opposite Old Market
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r HAVE REMOVED TO No. 614
4 BROAD STREET, where ] Will continue
the FURNITURE BUSINESS rs heretofore.
Particular attention will be- paid TO magutdc.
tnrnS and repairing furniture. would IL.
vite special attention 70 the TIN SAFES OF
my own manufacture, Of entirely new pat
terms. Shall keep on hand An assortment of
furniture which will be sold 10" for cash.
fe ll-tI3thL T.. NJ. ktUNES.
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Referring TO the above cards ! take pleasure
In recommending the new firm OF Bnrrass
Powers TO my friends, and ask LOT then lne
liberal patronage accorded 70 the old firm.
nh 3-.W JOHN j. ANVk4.
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A NTGRACITE COAL.

A NTIiRACITE COAL.
7 am prepared TO turnish
BEST QUALITY ANTHRACITE COAL
sizes suitable for CRATES, stoves, and furnaces.
LEHIGH LUMP, for foundry use.
ALSO,
RITrstINOItS LUMP and SMITHS COAL.
S. j. HALVES,
successor to Samuel p. Hawes Son,
So u Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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MEN AND BOYS.

Embracing all the LATEST STYLE FA-
BRICS OF European and American manu-
facture, which we are prepared to sell at
prices that defy competition FOR CASH.
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Bridge Carried Away by zee.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, March ll.-The rail-
road bridge here was broken by the ice
gorge, and the stone piers carried twenty
feet down the stream,
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rRFsERVES.-W have on hand
1 large assortment OF ,s
PRESERVED STRAWBERRIES.
LINES, DhMSONS,
GOOSEBERRlES,
PEACHES. OUNCES,
'PINEAPPLES,
PEARS,
CHERRIES,
ApRlCOTS,
which we are offering 81 low prices.
ANDREW PIZZINI CO.,
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DEM OYAL.-ROBERT BRIGGS,
Is, ROOT and SHOE MANUFAC- assaH
TURER, has removed from Twelfth HdX
10 No. IL Thirteen tn street, next door tos 49,
William Wallace Sons. LADIES ana
GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES mace
TO order In his usual neat and durable sty!o
AZ sho., notice, and ut prices as 10" Us hio'
class work can be made.
S''N'0 ROBERT BRIGGS,
fso79m No. Ii Thirteenth street.
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pREMIUN CANDIES.-Wsn G GlaiI ,n.s ~
ss..antsctur, the BEST QANDIIES, map' Il
IN the United States for WaohEsaa az sc On, ;sss
PoSES. We don't make one ZINC .o' S Sur M M
FOR show and another for w H,sS We b.ya nu.
- an nrs,ntnms. awarded before the war by
i me Meehanies; Institute Fairs when there
We're numerous conpe,itors-nos honorable
rsant;on for northern candies, French 50
Ill We sell them as low as the Yankee
candies, and warrant them much bstIey.
LOUIS J. BoSStEUX,
las No. lil2 Main street.
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ErHAT WE EXPECT AND WHAT

w WE HhNE.--AEc expect in :; few days
very select stock Of Spring Goods, and
would therefore respectfully impress on the
minds OF the public the policy of not rushing
into spring snits of clothing vet. II is TOO
SOON. Tho genuine spring styles in Cassi-
meres, ETC., have 10 arrive from Europe yet.
We have Il beautiful! line of Staple Goods,
suitable for spriGS wear, such rs Cloths, Doe
skins, silk Nestings etc, which we are ma
king up 20 order in that genteel style which,
We are happy to state. has gained Us Il reput;l-
ton for Merchant Tailoring unsurpassed BY
any house North or South.
We are disposing of our heavy READY
MADE CLOTHING at astonishing low
figures; likewise some fine FELT HATS,
which we are anxious 10 close ont. Finally,
nointing your attention 70 our GENTS FUR
NISHING GOODS, we invite call At
SCHAAP \ HARTMAN'S,
no. 1911 Main street, near Thirteenth.
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L0tCyeFS.

rrHOMAS F. GOODE, ATTORNEY
AT Law, Boydton, Mecklenburs county,
Virginia.
Courts - Meckienburg, Lunenburg, anc
Brunswick, aud the United States Courts 81
Richmond Inu s-Iui
TOHN DUNLOP, ATTORNEY AT
e Law, has REMOVED to corner or Ientn
and Main streets, Skaters building, the first
house above the pcst-ofice. 10 lin
JAMES MACHIR HOGE, ATTORNEY
e AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
RicHaosp, Va, will practice in all the courts
of the city OF Richmond and adjoining coun,
ties. Bankruptcy causes attended 10, AND
particular attention paid to collections: ounce
over National Bank of Virginia. Address
post. office box 405. de lo-'m