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{ ,,;ol s,,.frare. Not universal SUI
rare Not manhood sufrage But tMpar-
t;al suffrage. This would aalow an pauca-
t;onal or . property qualification in voters,
AZ anv other qualification which should be
made to bear equally onsxhites and blacks.
And why favors he impartial rather than
universal suffrage Almost excellent reason
is given--because it is "a sure and safe
basis, Of reconstruction. Mr.. CHASE feels
that universal negro suffrage cannot be
either sure or o safe basis Of recUnstruc-
'tion.. He knows that it is unwiee- to place
the governing power in the hands Of the ig-
norant negroes Of the South. It is highly
creditabie to him that he is not afraid to
ayow these anti Radical doctrines.
Thirdly, Mr.. CHASE thinks that there
"should be an end of restrictive legislation
e snd military rule in the South" Surely
this is another unexceptionable plank IN
his political platform. What better could
General HANCOCK lay down Tor MIR. PEN
DLEToN s-or Mr.. SEYMOUR?
But, fourthly, as Mr.. CHASE cannot be
expected to go entirely over to the Demo
cratic party, he declares that the whites OF
the South ought to hold political fellow
ship" with the freedmen. Not with all OF
them, of course, but only with those OF
them who by honest industry and laborious
study have placed themselves in position
to become voters under the qualifications
which may be prescribed by the law regu'
lating suffrage.
We now know what Mr.. CHASE would re-
gard as platform of "sound principles p
namely, universal amnesty and impartial
suffrage, opposition to impeachment, the
relief of the southern people from military
rule and oppressive legislation, and po-
litical alliance with such negroes as ought
to vote. If the Democrats will nominate
him for the Presidency upon this platform
he will accept the nomination. This is
most significant intimation. We do not
know that he has any friends among the
L democrats; DuC Wnen We TeuieHpef lha
there is no great leader in the Democratic
party, and that Mr.. CHASE is probably the
ablest man in the North, we can at once un'
derstand that he is ready to supply the de,
fciency. Six months ago MIR. CHASE was
the favorite candidate of the Radicals fol
President. Now he is ready to accept 9
nomination from the Democrats. Perhaps
| in six months more the Democrats will be
strong enough to elect true man Of thei1
| own party. IF Mr.. CHASE stands by his
principles, he must support the Democratic
candidate whether he is the man or not.
We are curious to see what Mr.. GREELEY
| will say of these new revelations. He has
long been warm friend Of Mr.. CHAsE's
and has recently published several strong
communications in vindication of the Chic
Justice. Whether he can forgive this las
| demonstration of dissatisfaction with the
Radical party or not, we can only surmise
| At any rate, we look to see fierce denuncia'
tons of Mr.. CHASE in most of the Radical
papers.
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+8f AL OA1eblxo UO4oOiS <Ak 3 sAAss1ssss
Asywe cangiasa very small space give
what GREELEY ssems 10 regard as the best
point in Mr.. sTEyENs's speech, we avail
ourselves of the opportunity y let our read
>ers know how convincing is the.old Com
moner's logic and how oo'.viresaos M VIZ;
GREELEY is-how much law fHAD iaid
down, and how little of twas required to
make the case clear to the greatest writer
q the Radical party. Here is the wonder
Fl, ANALYSIS, as to which the Tribune says
that it apresents the point 50 clearly that
q we smile invo1untarily at the idea that it
% should ever have escaped the notice of any
&c nerson who read the act. - We quote:
"The first section [of the tenure-of-ofhce
lawl provides that every person holding
civil Office who has been appointed with the
advice and consent of the Senate, and every
person that hereafter shall be appointed to
any such office, shall be entitled to hold
such Office until successor shall nave
been in like manner appointed ana duly
qualified, except as herein otherwise pro-
yyided. Then comes the proviso which the
defendants counsel say does not embrace
Mr.. Stanton, because he was not,appolnteo'
nv the President in whose term he was re-
moved. IF he was not embraced in the pro-
| viso then he was nowhere specially pro-
v;ded for. and was consequently embraced
in the first clause Of the first section, winch
declares that every person holding any CIVIL
! off;ce not otherwise provided for comes
| IL nf
Now, the proviso in question expressly
excepted the /" Secretary Of War" from
the operation Of the first section. This pro-
viso embraces Mr.. STATIONS office, and
therefore, as the counsel for the President
contend, it is impossible that Mr.. JOHNSON
could have violated the first section. But
il did not touch Mr.. STANTON. No man Is
named in the law of course.) 1t is cas'ts
omissus. The Secretary of War is not IN
cluded in the first section, but is distinctly
named in the proviso as on exception to that
section. And Mr.. STATIONS case is an OK
ception to the proviso. So that his case is
not within the law at all. Mr.. STEvENs's
argument is mere lodging Of the ques-
ton. He confounds STANTON with the
Office he holds, and thus confuses GREE
iEY's head and makes him believe that
knotty question has been summarlly ana
satisfactorily settled. 1t is plain that Mr..
STANTON cannot be included in the first Sec
ton, and the Secretary of War excepted in
the proviso. Mr.. EvARTs has disposed OF this
Aimsy argument before this time.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
sE ANOTHER BE + ARR1V Al
~ 96F ~
FRESH AND sEAEDNABLEs SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS
81 JULIUSsY GEES,
s1a!NfAfN sTREET, =

BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
= Having Just returned from New York, am
happy to announce to my friends andthe public IN
general that have and win receive by every
steamer such large quantities of FAsHIONAbLE
GOODS as TO suit every one In styles ana prices.
take the liberty Of mentioning few OF the atese
styles OF DRESS GOODS such as $500
Japsey Poplins, 49, .ss..#
Prince of wales Cloth, something new;
Japanese Poplin, the latest styles;
Embroidered Grenadinc, very rich;
Colored Alpaca, in all shades and at great BAR
SILK and Linen Plaid Poplins the latest European
styles; ~ p
striped Gren adine. beautiful pattern :;
French Organizes, of the latest importation;
mozambique and Lenoes, very cheap; -
French and American Lawns ut all prices ana a
great many other styles too numerous 70 inei-
ton;
large variety Summer Shawls, beautiful styles'
81 French Organizes, for shawls;-
81 Berage and Grenadines, for shawls
silk Sacques, something very rich; and large 40
sortment Of Black Silk which VIII DC sou az
great bargains.
A large stock Of white goods, mostly bought at
the late auction which Will be offered at less than
New York jobbers' prices, such rs
French Cambria, II wide, at aoc.;
Swiss Muslin at 25c., cheap ~ Sfsc., really "oi'
45c.; r.-e F..
| Nainsook Muslin, fine, at 35c., cheap;
Striped and Plaid Cambria at &C.,, very low;
| Fine Dress Cambria at 4oc. E
Fine quality DimIty, long cloth, very cheap
Irish Linen, less than ever;
! Ga Table Damask at Soc, cheap at 75c.
Towels at 81 so per dozen, cheap at $3.50;
| White and Coored Marseilles Quilts;
| Lace and Muslin Curtains;
| Sun Umbrellas and Parasols, large variety ana
| cheaper than ever;
| Cassimercs, Twedes, Cottonades, ana Linens %
| everv description, for mems and boys wear
less than goldprices;
| Hosiery. Gloves, Notions, &C., and great many
other goods too numerous to mention.
Call and examine the style and prices before
| buying elsewhere, at ...
JULIUS SYCLE'S, sla Main street,
amos between Ninth and Tenth.
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yYIRGINIA EXPRESS COMPANY
!. " Office No. 7es Main street, between Seventh
and Eighth streets, Richmond 4, us
The VIRGINIA EXPRESS Is now running daily
from RICHMOND TO STAUNTON, and trf-
weekly to all points between STANTON and
Also. daiiy from BALTIMORE to RICHMOND
and nom ID LTIMoRE to STAUNT0N. 81
Further daily to all the intermediate points be-
tween Staunton, Harrtsonburg, and Mount Jack
son. Staunton, Lexinston and Natural Bridge;
and tri.weekiy from Staunton to Bath Alum,
Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs; White Sulphur
Springs, Lewisburg; and Charleston, Kannwhn
Goods called for and delivered at all points in the
city. u s..s - -,
Lynchburr and all intermediate points on the Nor
folk and Petersburg and Southside railroads, and
intermediate points on Richmond and Danville
railroad to Bufkeyilles
Money and yaluables forwarded with dispatch.
For further Information apply to
pa fe liam a. w. CARRIER, Agent.
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PARLIAMENTARY.
PRIME AND, 8 q MMEh $50
y MILLINERY.

pRING AND SUMNER Sc
y MILLINERY. ysks
alfhouz h deterInine TO close business nas Sss.s
cnntinned and uraens request OF her yeTy M s,,,
iady friends and Old patrorizing customers, sss-
Guided To- be again in the field for the present sea-
ciuueL I. " ~ ~ es..-aef-i-s--
SUI E MI NEW STOCK OF MILLINERY, -
which In regard TO elegance ana u1YentttsS' saA
nasses everything exhibited so Tar In the ci.f. and
Che has inst received by direct importation AM
from the frst marnfa large assortHS;n ~
STRAW GOODS, comprising numerous 70 g style0 u
the most fashionable B0NNETS and Ill So $50,
FTOWERS SO rich, elegant, ana sucn = ia H
variety and novelty tatt is impossible 70 Sic
them Everybody mnst come ana I, see sneI Frostai
has also large stock OF assorted s IN
Cranes and Illusions, and Malines and silks, Oh AZ
coiors with splendid Trimmings ana OTna ~ ,tS
and other numerous fancy articles all Oh "nlsn
She is Offering at very reduced prices ana at erea'
Tg 1adies wishing to buy materials for bonnets
she is willing to give all possible Information 70
manufacture the same a. rond
OPENING of the FASHIONS for the season.
The ladies' and the public generally are respect
fully invited. u -, - ..,,s Coz, ~
Eve! % 49,. MRS L.. CAHEN, -
RrOad street.
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R8 JOHN E. DOHERTY

~ POUDRETTE.-ToF FARMERS and PLANT
Frs this article is recommended as the best FER
TILIZER known for corn, cotton, tobacco, and
vegetables. 1t is more extensively used in Europe
and Asia than all others combined, and is extern
sively used in the northern States. Made from the
night soil, dead animals and oal from the city of
Richmond, properly deodorized and made inodor-
Gus, and believed to be equal, If not superior, to
any made In the United States. Packed in strong
barrels, and sold at only TWENTY DOLLARS per
ton. Delivered in any part of the city loithout
~ ANIMAL COMPOST, ILL.,. e..
a superior article for ToP-DRESSING wheat, clover
and grasses, aud permanent improyer Of the
land.
Send for circular. Address
VINCENT BARGAMIN,
corner Tenth street and basin bank,
NH 3-3m Richmond, Va.
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mAMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND

mAMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND
AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS
HONEY, GLYCERINE, BOUQUET, AND
PALM.-These popular SOAPS are made from the
choicest materials, very richly perfumed, war
ranted not only equal but superior to the English
and fifty per cent. cheaper. They are superseding
all foreign toilet soaps in this Market as 1t is well
known that since their Introduction the demand for
the latter has fallen OFF fully one-haf Manufac-
tured only by
McKEONE, VAN HAGEN & CO.,
80 south Front street, Philadelphia; 90 Barclay
street, New York. no 3o-eowem
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wBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-This
splendid HAIR DYE Is the best in the world the
only true and perfect dye harmless, reliable, in
Simultaneous; no. disappointment; no ridiculous
tnts; remedies the Ill effects of bad dyes; mvigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or broom. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory
No. 1s Bond street, New York. ja ILeod
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BoREfT H. MAURY JAMES L. MAUR
ROBERT T. BROOKE.
HyR. HI. MAURY s. CO.,
ESTABLISHED IN 1881
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 1914 Main street,
first house below the post-offce,
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY,
andRAILROAD BONDS
and STOCKS &C.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points in the United States.
fe
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The Radicals have posted up handbills
calling for meeting at Dickman's, In this
county, next Saturday. In it they say mr..
HUNNIcUTT, Mr.. PORTER, Captain MADDOX,
and Le,ois LINDSEY, will speak. The RAIDS
know well enough that negro ought not to
be styled "Mr."
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MARRIED.

In Christ church, Norfolk, Va, on Thursday
evening, April %, by the Rev. O.. S: Barten, the
Rev W. +. GARDNER, Rector of the Episcopal
High School of Virginia, and HARRIET e.,
daughter Of John Ii. Rowland, Esq, OF Norfolk,
Va.
Yesterday afternoon, at the residence Of the
BRIDES father, by the Rev. John 5. Lindsay. BEN
JAMIN It. BOCkOVER, Esq, to LIZZIE, only
daughter Of William f. Taylor, Esq, OF this CITY,
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= - II d -
saBuTLER's fame surrounds him with an
atmosphere Of reproaches wherever he goes.
At the theatre in Washington the other
night there were loud cries Of stBUTLER!"
assBUTLER! 2 because some reference had
been made TO spoons. Yesterday, in the
Senate, MIR. NELSON declined to hand q
document Ito him unless the BEAST could
give some assurance that it would be re-
turned As the, assurance was not given,
Mr.. NELsoSisaid he would place it in the
custody Of the clerk of the Senate, and thus
throw the risk Of it's safety upon that off,
GER. The gold and silver and other plumber
which hs amassed during the war must be
conaiidersd even BIZ BUTLER himself q poor
recornpenss for the loss Of character which
no has suffered.
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

TNHE LAST CHANCE GOODS AT
: AND BELOW COST.-Au persons needing
Books, Pen Knives, Photograph Albums, Writing
Paper, Envelopes, Inks, Paints, Games, Writing
Pictures, &C., at prices cheaper than they can be
bought elsewhere in the United States should call
this day at 521 BROAD STREET, opposite Mount
castle,s. ENVELOPES, the best at 10 cents per
pack; WRITING PAPER, the best at Is cents
per auire Now's Your time, or never. ap 30-lt*
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WADE's TREBLE DuTIEs.-Mr. EvARTs
distinctly declared in his speech that if the
President shall be removed "the presiding
|" officer of the Senate viii have to add to
g the Office conferred upon him by the Sc
g nate the performance of the duties of
|" President of the United States"
In other words, WADE will have to pre-
side over the Senate and also to act as Pre-
sident, and will thus have the privilege of
voting to sustain his own yetoes should he
find it necessary to disapprove any Of the
bills sent to him for signature. He will
thus be asenator from Ohio, will fill the
place Of the Vice-President, and will also
act as President y Of the United States. !
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DELIGIOUS.-REv. J. A. CHAMBL1SS,
III pastor of Second Baptist church, Richmond
will preach at the Manchester Baptist church To-
NIGHT at quarter to 8 O'Clock. ap 30-u
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~W, N, WORTHINGTON,

new, N, WORTHINGTON,
MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
BANKER AND BROKER,
IS WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Particular attention paid to the purchase ana
sale of STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, AND En-
CHANGE.
Deposits received subject to sight DRAFT ana 1our
per cent. interest allowed on daily balances.
REFERENCES:
Ward & Co.. New York; William Lamb, ESQ,
President First National Bank, Norfolk va;
Garth. Fisher & Hardy, New York Lancaster q
Co, Richmond. Va. James Punnett, Esq. Prcsl-
dent Bank of America, n. Y; j. L. Worth, ESQ.,,
Cashier Park Bank n: Y; George 5; Cos: Esq.
President American Exchange Bank, n. u
Brown, Lancaster & Co, Baltimore Md.
NH 4-3m
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annual meeting of the
IN STOCKHOLDERS OF THE TREDEGAR
COMPANY will be held ut their office, in this city,
at II o. CLOCK NJ. on TUESDAY the 5th Of May next.
ARCHER ANDERSON,
ap20-td Secretary.
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.MR. JOHN TIETJEN,

wMR. JOHN TIETJEN,
SOUTHWEST CORNER BROAD AND TENTH
STREETS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
has on hand the latest patterns of SPRING ana
SUMMER CLOTHS, CASSE1ERES, &C., OF
French and English fabric. He solicits call
from his numerous friends. ap
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Maary's Geographical Series. The World
We Lps IN. tIntermediatel New York
RICHARDSON & Go. 1868. ~
Received from WooDHousE & PARaAM.
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NORWOOD: A TALE OF VILLAGE
IN LIFE IN. NEW. ENGLAND. BY Henry
Ward Beecher. One volume, crown SVo.
LANGE'S COMMENTARY Is the greatest Bibli-
cal work Of the age. The four volumes Of
L. MATTHEW. Translated and edited by Philip
Schaff. D. D.
III. MARK AND LUKE. Translated and edited
by Professor w. G. L. Shedd, d. d.: Philip
Schaff. d. D.. and Rev. c. G. Starbuck.
III. ACTS. Translated and edited by Charles +.
Nv. 1 THE II .EPisTIEs GENERAL OF JAMES,
PETER, JOHN, and JUDE. Translated and
g edited by j. aIsidor Mombert.
For sale by 10 "A. ID. CHRISTIAN d CO.,
NH 10 opposite the Spotswood.
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wT THE VIRGINIA CONVENTION SCRIP
taken at par for STOVES, T1NWARE, RE-
PERPETRATORS, WATER-COOLERS,& &C., AT
GREGORY & CO.'S,
INV ll' Main slreet.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
lyl ELECTION OF PROFESSOR meeting
of the Board of Visitors will be held at the College
on THURSDAY, May It'll at O'Clock P. NJ, to fill
the vacancy in the chair of General Pathology and
Pathological Anatomy. created by the resignation
of Professor E. S. Gailard.
Candidates may forward their applications and
testimonials to the Board through the undersigned
L. S. JOYNES. VI. D.,
ir I. Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond, April god, 1868. APP 25-6t
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w WIN. B. ISAACS g. CO., BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, dealers in COIN, BONDS, STOCKS,
BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER, and
NEGOTIATE LOANS.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
time, in sums to suit purchasers, on most reliable
houses in ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
FRANCE, GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BEL
GUM, HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check ut sight, or
CERTIFICATES issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points In
the United States Canadas, and Europe
REVENUE STAMPS sold at liberal discount.
NH 28-3m
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NEW BOOKS, OLD BOOKS, AND RARE
In BOOKS.-We will send ANY BOOK, no mat
ter by whom published manufactured. or adyer-
tised to any address, postpaid on receipt OF price.
j. p. BELL & CO., go
Booksellers aud Stationers,
mil IL Lynchburg, Va.
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TINE STATE EX-UNITED STATES
4 OFFICERS SOLDIERSt!AND SAILORS
CONVENTION which assembled ut Richmond,
va, on the 25th day of September, 1857, and which
adjourned subject to the call oftle president and
yice-president is by their direction requested to
assemble ut the hall Of the House of Delegates, III
the city of Richmond on THURSDAY the 1tll day
Of May at II O'Clock NJ to appoint delegates TO the
be held at Chicago on the 10th day of May. 1885,
Every exhibited States officer, soldier, anu
sailor now resident III this State Is earnestly re-
quested to be present, 1t is expected that other
matters of great interest to them Will be Drought
LiEUTENANT FRANK II. PATRICK,
CAPTAIN - DIBBLE,
Secretaries ex-United States Officers,
o5-td Soldiers, and Sailors Convention.
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.ONFEDERATE BOOKS, sc.

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH will buy or take in
exchange ali kinds Of BOOKS and for some of the
81 CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS ~
high prices will be paid. For LAW, SCHOOL and
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, and BOOK-BIND-
ING call at 1920 Main street. APP 20
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a NJ. WILSON, COMMISSION MER-

mo CHANT, office Thirteenth and Cary streets,
opposite Tobacco Exchange building, Richmond
CORN. FLOUR, and COUNTRY PRODUCE
GENERALLY. Strict personal attention given
to all sales and prompt returns made, by check or
currency, per express, as may be desired Full
supply Of bags for grain. Liberal advances In
money, fertilizers, or merchandise, on faith Of
present crop, on consultation. up 7-d&wam
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MEETINGS,

OFFICE OF THE INSURANCE AND SAvINGSl
COMPANY OF VIRGINIA, I
RICHMOND, April ~ 1868.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i Stockholders of the INSURANCE AND SAY
iNGS COMPANY OF VIRGINIA will be held on
TUESDAY, the 18th of May next ut O'Clock P.
NJ, at the office Of the Company l2l4 Main street
= , DAVID j. BURR,
an 2Std -a...se#sr s Secretary.
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DEHIND THE sCENEs.-This very
ID saleablc book-second supply-just to hand
and for sale ut lila Main sect
an 27 TURNER, Bookseller.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

MILLS s. RYANT, TOBACCO Ex-
lvi CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTs for the pur-
chase and sale Of LEAF and MANCFACTURED
made on consignments. Refer to A. f.: HARVEY,
President of National Bank Of Virginia JAMES
THOMAS DR., Esq, Richmond, Va; Messrs H.
MESSENGER & Co., New York; Messrs. JOHNSON
e THOMPSON, Boston, Mass. iva
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'THOMAS r. PRICE & co., go :. -.
4 CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH
!. STREETS -. ar.'2 =. =
are receiving this day land will continue to re,
ceive by every express until complete) their second
''pf'' SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting in part Of
PARTISAN SERGES, st.
DIAGONAL POPLINS.
SEASIDE LUSTRES
MOZAMBIQUES, BERAGES
SILK and WOOL GRENADINES,
IRON BERAGES, PEBCALES, ~,
ORGANIZES, &C., in great variety;
Superb line of BLACK and COLORED SlLhS;
Elegant MOHAIR and ALP.ACA-nots surpassed IN
any market; ,r r,x-r,,
CAMBRIC HANDKE RCHIEFS, very iow'
,d Iron 1 IINEN CoLLAf.s and CUFFS, direct
from the factory, much lmder the regular price
LACE and GRENADINE SHAWLs, &c.;
ALEXANDRE'S KID G1iOYESin all shades anu
GESTLEMEN'S WEAR of every kind and
HO99fSEKEEPING GOODS a specially.
orders promptly and faithfully executed
2l-eOd2w b Is. e. r Z.
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BUILDERS SAND furnished at short
Id notice. Superior sand for brick work and
plastering 8, p. LATHROP,
apsa Eighteenth street, south side dock.
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For the preceding week. heretofore published. ooS
Total for two weeks ,.,.,.............2O OIL
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Our friends everywhere assure us that they have
scarcely begun their efforts In behalf Of the Dis
PATCH, and that these figures win be reached long
before the time we have named. See what they