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-,,coucerning the Rights OF Anne
4 Bill ";,izcns An Foreign States.

rica" the right of expatriation is q
Whereas Inherent right of oil people, in
33ia.'D n,n to the en-. SnJ0 Gnpsn't o. Of the ba r,gn.s 81
an G.sFi liberty. and the ,l PGrsu tbo o. r napp,mess,
for the FF rGd States was established and
Of the On!. :. the recognition Of this princi-
whereas :. has freely received
PIE, this ' from all nations, and invested
cmigran:SS the rights of citizenship; and
them wiz y. is claimed that such American
whereas n.;,h their descendants, are sub
CITIZENS foreign States, owing allegiance to
jNi:" nrnments thereof; and whereas it is
ne WV 70 the maintenance of public
re;c,> .%st this claim of foreign allegiance
?c'lSi he promptly and finally ~disavowed !;
iAG SsS enacted BY the Senateand House Of
7.@ o,1t;res Of the United States Of
.nq IN congress assembled, That any
..,t;on. instruction, opinion, order, or
$50, :'n If any officers of this Government
dr ~ denies. restricts, impairs, or ques-
'.,,, tho right of expatriation is hereby de-
"."s Inconsistent with the fundamental
'. ;oIrs of this Government.
!'.1 ,+4Inv ,. ind be it further enacted,
"a. al naturalized citizens of the United
,~., while in foreign States shall be en-
,,1 n. and shall receive from this Co.
,' .-mert, the same protection of persons
'.I rrnpcrtv that is accorded to native
No., [~,;,;,cns in like situation and circum-
.saocs.
10. whenever it shall be duly made known
10 President that any citizen of the
r.:.,j States has been arrested, and is de-
,.,s8 by any foreign Government in con-
IGNITION of the intent and purposes of
-. ,r,. upon the allegation that natur2liza-
49,. ~. IN the United States does not operate
.. dissolve his allegiance to his native
.~.rsre;rn: or if any citizen shall have
.,sn arrested and detained whose release
.,,r demand shall have been unreasonably
e,yel or refused, the President shall be,
mi hereby is, empowered to suspend in
,,-, or wholly commercial relations with
.rc said Government, or in case no other
-emedy is available, order the arrest, and
u letain in custody any subject or citizen
# such foreign Government who may be
faori within the jurisdiction of the United
States Except ambassadors and other public
minister's and their domcstics and domestic
.,ryaats). and who has not declared his in
,eg,;gn 10 become a citizen of the United
safes; and the President shall without de-
lay give information to Congress of any
.Q.l proceedings under this act.
Passed the House on Monday, and sent
= the Senate.
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The Boston Post, the leading Democratic
paper of New England, is definitely out IN
favor of the nomination of General Han
cock for the Presidency. 1t says that che
combines for the position solid qualities OF
character and the propitious lids of fortune
in a striking degree" One of the Generals
chief merits, in the eye of the Post, is its
belief that "he was the right arm of the
Army of the Potomac " in its last and
greatest campaign. His policy in New Or
leans, and his letter to the Governor OF
Texas, settle the preferences Of the Post
in his favor. The journal named is shreWd
in political forecast and circumspect IN
making its "jumps." So far as the New
England Democracy. are concerned, the
nomination of it's chief organ has o good
deal of significance.
Vicksburg papers give some account OF a
horrible and mysterious butchery commit
ted on Saturday near Omega, La. On that
day the people of the neighborhood dis
covered the house of Mr.. Henry keenan, to
be burning, and on repairing to the spot
found that Mrs. Keenan, and her two chill
dren had been murdered and burned. On
further search the body Of Mr.. keenan, was
found about 200 yards from the house, cover
ed with leaves and bark from the trees, with
ten bullet holes in his back. There was no
living person on the premises.
The Cincinnati Commercial, speaking Of
the fruit crop, says We have reliable
reports from various sections Of Ohio, In
diana, Southern Illinois, Missouri, and Kan
sas. All agree that the fruit will be plenty.
this summer if it escapes further yicissl-
tudes. Tennessee seems to have suffered
more from the unreasonable frost than any
other section, except perhaps northern
Georgia and Alabama"
The reports from the scene of the Erie
railroad disaster tend to confirm the fear
that O larger number than was OF first sus-
pected were burnt in the sleeping car. AL
the bodies recovered from the wreck nave
been identified except one, but inquiries are
made for other persons who were known 10
be on the train, but Of whom no trace can
be found. The number of lives sacrificed
by the accident will probably not fall short
of thirty.
The New York Journal of Commerce
saws There was exhibited on the Fro
duce Exchange on Friday o number OF
stalks of winter wheat grown In Georgia,
which are already headed. Judging from
these specimens, a portionof the crop will
be ready for harvesting in about Two
weeks"
A London correspondent of the Edinburg
Couront writes q Lord Brougham is won
derfuIly well in France, but his mind Is
onite wreck as regards things recent q
nrasent. although they say he has remark
able gIimpses Of memory Of the past"
The a-nte-bellum postmasters of Norfolk
ond portsmouth have had their property
and that Of their s~ureties attached for mo-,
neg ' alleged 70 be due to the United States.
DIR. Baynetmade q speech in church last
sunday giving an account Of his steward
ship to his sable brethren Of Norfolk.
Rev. DIR. Breckenridge is making war on.
instrumental church music.
A daughter Of Clark Mills isa soprano IN
Washington.
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LONDON, April 81. = Noon.-Consols,
s3as@s3A. United States bonds, 1910
1929.
LONDON, April 21.-Euening.-Consols,
938@93T. United States bonds, 1914.
LIVERPOOL, April 21.-Noon. - Cotton
dull. Estimated sales, 5000 bales. Prices
unchanged. Breadstufs quiet. Sugar dull.
Atternoon.-Corn, 39s. Sd. Wheat quiet.
Pork quiet. Bacon advanced to 49s. Lard
firm. Turpentine declined to 32s. Sd. y
LIVERPOOL, April 2l.-Euening.-Cotton
dull and declined q fraction sales, 5000
bales ; uplands, l2h@l2Ad.; Orleans,
l23s@121ad. Manchester advices favorable.
Yarns and fabrics firm.
HAVANA, April 2l.-Sugars quiet; No.
II, 7A@7A.
FRANKFORT, April 2l.-United States
bonds steady at 75A.
PARIS, April 2l.-The Bourse is frmer
and rentes higher.
HAvRE, April 21.-Euening.-Cotton dull
and declined uplands, on the spot, l47f If.
so confines.
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+ S E A S 0 N
LAMB and GREEN PEAS daily at
mn % .Ea#E a.a. A

NIRGINIA EXPRESS COMPANY
" Office No. 1928 Main street, between Seventh
and Eighth streets, Richmond.
The VRGINA EXPRESS Is now running daily
weekly to all points between STANTON and
CONVICTION.
Also, daily from BALTIMORE to RICHMOND
and from BALTIMORE to STANTON.
Further, daily to all the intermediate points be-
tween Stanton, Harrisonburg, and Mount jack
son, Staunton, Lexington, and Naturals bridge;
and tri-weekly from Staunton to BATH Alum,
Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs; White Sulphur
Springs, Lewisburg; and Charleston, hanaWha
county.
Goods called for and delivered at all points Ia the
city. 1 @&&
Also, daily from Norfolk to Petersburg and
Lynchburg, and all intermediate points onthe NOR,
folk and Petersburg and Southside railroads, and
intermediate points on Richmond and DanVlle
railroad to Burkeyille.
Money and valuables forwarded with dispatch.
For further information apply to L- .GL.dz
g &c l&-an -n A. w. GARBER, Agent.
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city and Orleans parish ticket are probably
elected. Six Democratic senators and q,
Democratic majority in both branches Of the.
City Council are elected.
negro recorder has been elected in the
third district.
Mann (Democrat) for Congress, is ahead
in the first congressional district.
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Costs to be paid out of the fund.

IN MEMoR1AM.-We are panied to an
nounce the decease of William E. Goode,
ESQ.,, which occurred last Friday night at
his temporary home, in Wythe county. Mr..
Goode, whom we knew well and esteemed
highly, was q son of Mr.. John Goode, Of
Bedford county, and brother of Hon. John
Goode, Jr., now of Norfolk.-Lynchbwrg
Republicdn.
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The Murder OF Darcy Magee.

OTTowAY, CANADA, April 2l.-The evil
dence of Whelan's guilt of the murder of
Darcy Magee accmulates. He has made
several important admissions. Patrick
Buckley, d~oorkeeper of the House of Com
mons, has been arrested in consequence of
his contradictory evidence in the case. The
authorities are investigating the matter in
every direction.
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." ATTEMPTED RAPE.-A negro man in
IpPeF part Of this county named
.. ..,'yF attempted to rape a highly-re-
S' young lady about seventeen years Of
vi friday last. The father of the lady
n' daughter scream, and went out Of
s.,, .%O'e' but lot hearing it repeated, re-
p, '1 :, when he again heard q piercing
me father then went out with his
= anu the negro iscoveringh his approach,
t. '-se ran. The young lady had been
I, "a and severely choked. Up to yes
I%e negro had not been arrested
4"!Hkbnrg Herald.
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ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY.-Neao Bed
ford, Mass, April 20.-Three burglars
were discovered in the Fairhaven National
Bank on Saturday evening, who escaped
from the window on the clerks entering.
Three suspicious characters have been ar
rested, who are doubtless the culprits.
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Opening of the Baseball Season at
the South.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 21.-The
match game between the Mobile Dramatic
and Montgomery baseball clubs, for the
championship of Alabama, was played here
to-day, and resulted: Dramatics, IS Mont
gomeries, II. The next game is to be played
in Mobile, and the deciding game is to be on
neutral ground. A State baseball asso-
citation was organized, with John A. Payne,
of the Mobile Dramatics, president.
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At the late term Of Pocahontas Circuit
Court, Mr.. D. A. Stofer, o lawyer of that
county, was tried and convicted upon an in
dictment for perjury in taking the attor-
ney's oath, and sentenced to imprisonment
in the county Jail for twelve months, and o
fine of $3O.-Green5rier Independent.
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The DECISION IN THE CASE OF THE SOUTH
R ORPHANS AssoCIATIoN.-Judge Dob
bin said 81 must decree that the title to
the fund remains in the original owners of
it, THE Southern Orphan Association of
Baltimore of which Mrs. Ann NJ. Polk is
president, and Mrs. Araminta NJ. Moulton,
by substitution for Mrs. Mears, is treasurer.
GAS to the claim of Mrs. Mears for an
alleged over-payment by her, I must decide
against it."
Costs 10 be mid ont of the fund.
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IHE ELECTION IN L0UIsIANA.-NeW Or
.0S April 2O.-The votes in this city are
I yet counted, owing to the number of in
.endent tickets. The Offices are divided
equally. So far as heard from, the
'4ocrats have q small majority in the city
w PARISH Of New Orleans. East and West
alton Rouge give 500 majority against the
aastltutIon. The vote is very close, and
result will probably not be known be-
re tomorrow night
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SEcoND SUPPLY OF SPRING AND

SECOND SUPPLY OF SPRING AND
SUMNER DRY GOODS.
We have just received another lot of those
Handsome Mohairs, double fold, at 4sc.;
Beautiful styles Of Japanese Cloths, Mozambiques,
Lenos, Black and White Grenadines, for
Shawls
A large assortment Of Black and Brown Cottons;
An elegant line Of White Goods, such as Linens,
Swiss, Nainsooks, Cambrics, &c., at remarka-
bly, low prices.
HIRSH s. GUGGENHEIMER,
627 Broad street.
Statesmen J. W. PEDIN, j. G. KEAN. ap lS
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How THE RADICALS ACCOUNT FOR A Con-
1A'47!yE VlcToRY.-Ne,o Orleans, April
I7epublicanS are appalled, at the mag
-."4e and boldneSs of the frauds. The
""'I9A here will be contested. On o fair
~ the Republicans would have certainly
S''ea this city by four thousand majority.
'fAfyS Chronicle.
'-e above is doubtless from that yaga-
,' / ". Conway, who fathers all the
'''es! lies sent from New Orleans.
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The election In I.ouisiana.

New ORLEANS, April 2l.-No official re-.
turns have yet been made. AS far as heard
from the majorities against the Constitution
are New Orleans, 1000; Orleans parish,.
1874 East Baton Rouge, 900; West Baton
Rouge, 100; Caddo, 300. Conway, the
Democratic mayor, and a majority Of the
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SUICIDES Worcester, Mass, April 90
The wife of D. Prince. in Dudley, Mass,
committed suicide last night.
Neao Bedford, Mass, April 20.-A. 7.
Thorp, q musician, committed suicide last
night.
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overflow i'm Alabama and mississippi.

MOBILE, ALA, April 21.-Accounts from
the interior of Alabama and Mississippi re-
port serious damage to the plantations from
the late rains. The rivers and creeks are
very high, and many running over their
banks. In many places o general replant-
ing will have to be done.
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Dry GOODs.

THOMAS r. PRICE & CO., {
i CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH
STREETS,
are receiving this day land will continue to re-
ceive by every express until completely their second
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting In part Of
PARTISAN ERGES,
DIAGONAL POPLISS,
SEASIDE LUSTRES.
MOZAMBIQUES, BERAGES-
SILK and WOOL GRENADINES.
IRON BERAGES, PERCALES,
ORGANIZES, &C., in great variety
superb line OF BLACK and COLORED SILKS;
Elegant OLA and ALPACA-not surpassedln
any market;
Large assortment of HEMsTITCHED and LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS, very low,
from auction:
Ladies' LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, direct
from the factory, much under the regular price /;
LACE and GRENADINE SHAWLS. &C.;
ALEXANDRE'S KID GLOVES In all shades and
sizes:
GENTLEMEN's WEAR of every kind and
HotsEKEEP1Se GOODS a specially.
Orders promptly and faithfully executed.
ap 21-eod2w
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THE LATE MURDER IN WEBSTER, Mass
Worcester, April 20.-Laf1ein, who was
murderously assaulted in Webster, Mass,
on Wednesday night last by his wife's para
mour, died last night.
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Fatal Accident.

MACON, Ca, April 21.-Adolphus Trout
man, q highly respectable merchant Of this
city, was crushed to death this afternoon by
the falling in Of o grocery store on Second
street.
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The ocean steamer Race.

NEW YORK, April 21.-The steamer
Weser reports meeting the racing steamers
Sunday both going twelve and a half miles
an hour. The Cuba was six miles south of
the city of Paris.
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Some negroes voted the onservativetick-
cts in this city. The whites generally will
vote tomorrow and the day after. The
blacks are making their strongest efforts to-
day.
this city to-day is: For the Constitution,
1880; against it, 200. There was no dis
turbanee. The negrostrength is polled.
At Morehead City the Republican ticket
is l8 ahead. . az Is .s y i i
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q. >IyMHSDlARlsN.-Sprinqfeld, Mass, April
,uree hres occurred in this city this
a.r,n within two hours of each other.
r,& Z. Vobleigh has been arrested as the
rs4d ia ,F Horace Kimball "a negro was
~~eo TO death in a barn.
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lln, fRArDs-THE New SENATOR'S
.sy5. GYeF, ArAr., April 20.--Eyidences of
III DAN Inc election throughout the State
JasJI !y accumulating. Rice and Nc
lie she bogus senators recently elected,
''afted for Washington.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION
Charleston, April 20.-Oficial returns, as
far as received, show $4,000 for and 1900
against the new Constitution.
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ERESH ARRIVALS.-Just received at
Il the GREAT HEAL STORE, a new and
beautiful assortment Of PARASOLS, FANS, La
PORTE-MONNAIES, LADIES and MISSES
HOSIERY, CENTS HALE HOSE, PAPER
COLLARS, GAUZE UNDERSHIRTS, SPRING
CASSIMERES, &c.
Also, CALICOES, and a large and fresh assort-
ment of fashionable SPRING GOODS, which we
are offering at our usual unprecedented low prices.
Ladies and gentlemen In want of any dress goods
will do well to call and examine, before purchasing
elsewhere, at the
AMERICAN TRADE PALACE,
ap II No. 429 Broad street.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that ap-
In plication will be made to the Auditor Of the
State Of Virginia for a renewal OF Certificates OF
Stock of the following numbers, and standing In
nv name on the Auditors books 3, ISL, act March
IL 1855. for $500 aT5S, act March II, 1856, for 500
COZ, act March Is, 1858, for $500; 3 l3e, act March
~. 1850, for SsOo-said stock having been lost or mis-
laid.
fe 2l-S3m SELMA .. COLES.
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a. n y. II. Ryland, having declined the
nd -, i;ve'ersburg, was again called and al
""4 june to decide. 4E
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UNDERGRADUATES is hereby given that
~ 1 shall apply to the Auditor of the State Of
ginffa State stock, each dated lst July, ls5s-one,
No. 30l6, for Sis, issued under act Of 22d March,
1850, for generalloans, and No. 1929, for $500, issued
James River and Kanawha canal both In IN name
as commissioner In suit Brown us. Brown. In Not
toway County Court. l.. a.
NH 5-Tl3m
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Tho election i'm North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, N. c., April 21.-The cleo
ton to-day passed off here without the slight
est disturbance. The aggregate vote in four
wards Of this city is-for the Constitution,
l,2OO3against the Constitution, $40.
At Weldon, in Halifax county, there were
294 votes for, and 81 against the Constitu-
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LOTHlNG

CPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
~ all the latest styles, and In abundance, among
which can be found some Of the choicest styles Of
FANCY CASHMERE PANTALOONS
and all other kinds of clohting pertaining to gentle
mems and boys' wear.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH & CO.,
DBL 1903 Main street.
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NAUZE UNDERSTANDS
At 1900 lain STREET.
NECKTIEs AND sCARFS
at 1900 Main street.
WALKING CANES AND UMBRELLAS
at 1900 Main street. as eR#E
FINE WHITE SHIRTS
at 1900 Main street. Z.
FINE BLACK, BROWN, AND OLIVE CLOTHS
at 1900 Main street.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CAsSIMEREs IS.
at 1900 Main street.
CLOTHING AND SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
ut 1900 Main street.
ALL ARE INVITED TO CALL
at 1900 Main street.
z. B. SPENCE, Agent,
Merchant Tailor and Dealer In Gentlemen's
ap Is Furnishing Goods.
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.REATRARGAINs-s

GREAT BARGAINS.-sell- 49,
W ing of at and below cost, our N4l
very large assortment OF GUNS, eNeSTfST
-P1ST OILS, RIFLES, FISHING NW~
TACKLE, &C., &c, to close out!bu-V1 w
-sness. Must be sold regardless OF price: ~
IT WALSH d som,
llsa east Main. street, Richmond Va
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NEESSRS. B. J. EDDINS AND VIM. P.
lI VANCE,-Take notice that on WEDNES-
DAY the 9th day Of May, 1858, at the office of john
son s Guigon, attorneys at law, In the city Of Rich
mond, Va, we shall proceed to take the dispositions
evidence In our behalf In 4 certain suit in equity,
and attachment a~ncillary thereto, depending In
which we are plaintiffs and you are defendants,
and If from any cause the taking Of said deposit
tions be not commenced, or being commenced, be
not concluded on that day, the taking of the same
will be adjourned from time to time and from
place to place until concluded.
JONES & SLATER,
by JOHNSON Sc GUIGoN, their counsel.
an I8-Al8. u 30& M
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RS YOUR HORSE SICK, OR POOR, or.
HDE-BOUNDg Use the JOCKEY oLuD
POWDERS, Prepared by so,, T.r.ststs.
epls Fifth and MalsiasA suvsss'
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D. HARGROVE,
Ne PAINTER AND GLAZIER,

No. Ill EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND GRACE
bees leave to inform his friends and the pnolfe fnat
he is prepared to do all kinds ana slIN
PAINTING on as reasonable terms as Cai psSoia.
blowing the best workunen, he fiatters himself That
ne can gave genera n. D. HARGRovE.
), Mr.. w. J.. BRy1LL can always be found at my
and natrons. ap n-?awlm
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TXECUTOR'S N0TICE.-Anpe persons ha-
NJ wing CLAIMS against Joseph jackson, Jr.,
deceased. are requested to present them, properly
authenticated, and those INDEBTED TO the estate
to make payment to JOSEPH CkSO &
cd I-M&W2w E4ecutof'
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RICHMOND, VA, March 20, 1888. .qssd
m PARTNERSHIP.

= -- NEhoGI. .e.x.-~->,
G M WILKINSON and JAMESA. HARDEN
bsve This day formed a co-partnership n1der the
style and firm OF ILLIAASo &ua "a
~ and GENERAL COMMISSION BU-
.SSINNEss. at the old stand Of s. n. Williamson,
Nos. 1915 and 1918 Cary street. They ask a con
t M of the very liberal patronage heretofore
Bestowed upon the old firm, pledging full market
prices = S. III. WILLIAMSON,
-.. ~ JAMES A. HARDEN.
VA, March 20, 1858. q PAWN
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NOTICE.-Our buyer is again in New
~ York buying from auction and every other
source where ready cash commands the cheapest
goods. Large additions to our present attractive
stock. Purchasers may call on us with the utmost
assurance of getting everything in our line at the
very lowest market rates. We offer for the present
a large lot Of
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
TABLE and IRISH LINENS &C.,
very low, from auction. Also, a choice and beau
tiful assortment of elegant
LACE POINTS,
SILK MANTLES, SHAWLS, &C.,
to which we call special attention. Good KID
GLOVE at 81 per pair.
CARDOZO, ALSOP s. FOURQUREAN,
No. e13 Broad between Ninth and Tenth streets.
John O.. Chiles, Samuel NJ. Price, Thomas D.
Quarles, E. Z. Lyons, Jack Temple, G. B. Four
qurean, and j. b. Mosby, are with ua, and would
be pleased to see their friends. ap Ia