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spECrAI, NOTICES.
w BAKERS pREaIUnf BITTERs.-:

w BAKERS PREasIUnf HlTTERS.--M.so
can say With the utmost conf enee that B. $3.50
PREMIUM BITTERz, MANURE ctarcd by II Bakers
OF Richmond city, has become the most popular
medicine Of the day. As an evidences OF shaf facs,
the proprietor has been furnished With upwards OF
4 900 certificates from citizens OF Richmond ana
the adjoining counties, where it has made most
remarkable cures OF Dyspepsia, Nervous Head
ache OF long standing; also Ague and Fever,
Coles, Cholera Morbus, Heartburn Dysenters,
and Summer Cordpiafnts: TIE great confidence
created IN the heaiing power of this medicine =
that some OF the above-diseased patients testineo
they had been given up by their regular pysteinns
Some Of the most eminent physicians in the State
OF Virginia are using It In their regular pracffce
and good many of them win not be without IL In
their own families. This is what we call popular
medicine, with 90 much home testimony. We are
told they arc Invaluable with languid and .debit-
tated females, and win give tone and strength TO
the whole system. We call the attention OF the
public to so valuable amediciue should they be In
need. --
e 70 be had Of all druggists everywhere. Orders
filed Sy addressing .E..BAKER,
8 my1sm box 80, Richmond. Va.
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WORTHY OF ExAMpLE.-Our old war
horse, Governor Smith, spoke to the people
at Brentsville on last Monday. Although
rising seventy years Of age, he rode from
Warrenton there and back again the same
day forty odd miles) exhibiting a zeal in the
cause in which he is battling which might
be initiated with honor by younger speak
ers. He brings back good report, and
says that many Union men of Prince Will
liam county will vote against the detesta-
BILE Constitution. Cannot others physically
more competent for toll and endurance
make some personal and business sacrifice
TO the cause which appeals to them as with
/" the voice of many waters !" to be sup
and doing" in the discharge of patriotic
duty ?-Warrenton I,der. a
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i COULDN'T SWALLOW Tive are informed
that William o. Robey, highly respected
.colored man, living in Leesburg, Va, was
recently offered an appointment as mem
Der of the Common Council of that town.
AS he had been true to his section and State
during the late war, he was not able to
swallow the "iron-clad oath, "and therefore
respectfully declined the civic honors sought
to be conferred upon him. AS he is a man Of
education, and doubtless took an enlight-
ened view Of the subject, may not the lesson
he teaches be read with some profit by many
with lighter skins9 We hope he will lose
none Of that high respect generally accorded
him by this modest exercise of his rights
8 Warrento7 I,,dec. ''ssa=22sG 80 iz.ffa2. -
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mT THE OLD MARKET BAZAAR, COR

~ THE OLD MARKET BAZAAR, COR
NER MAIN AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS.
1.-THE eyes of all wait upon thee, and thou giVest
them their wants in Sc ason."
respectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen
of Richmond and the surrounding country-people
that have Just returned from the northern ana
eastern markets where purchased at auction, OF
manufacturers, and frst-class houses, the most de-
sirable and fashionable GOODS ever brought to
this market. Beg for your patronage.
April, the changeable month, has passed, and
sweet May has come.
BOOTS and SHOES are necessary, and
CLOTHING not less.
DRESS GOODS, If cheap, we will buy, and
EMBROIDERIEs we must also try;
FANCY GOODS suitable for the season.;
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS without
any reason;
HATS is also the cry, and
JACONETS we cannot deny;
KNITTING YARNS and COTTON are in de-
mand;
LAWNS,
MOUSSELAINES,
NAINSOOKS, and
OZNABURGS we have also on hand;
PARASOLS to keep off the sun;
QUILTS to cover ourselves, daughters, and dear
little sons; II
ROUND COMBS to keep our hair straight;
SIRA w SOODS WHICH nave ho "0iShbs
TRIMMINGS, to make our garments FANCY, we
trust;
UMBRELLAS and
Wells to keep of the rain and dust:
WOOLLEN, you say we don't want ut all, but
Xcellcnt for the coming fall;
Yard-wide COTTONS ut great sacrifice;
ZEPHYRS which the ladies will not despise
The above-named articles you have read. hope
the report will be widely spread-the OLD MAR
KET BAZAAR is the only PLACE where the low
prices of goods are run off jim race. Don't say 1t
IS too far to 90 to the old BAZAAR. Only try and
call and you will be suited with all The goods are
fresh and seasonable and the prices are more than
reasonable. .E D. SIkOOCh,
corner Main and Seventeenth streets,
Green front.
NoT1cR.-Store closed on SATURDAYS.
mYR-S
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General scHorIELD ought to support Co.
lionel WITHEns for Governor. General
WELLS is the candidate of those who favor
the adoption of the test oath and the oath
concerning negro equality. Colonel WITHERs
is the candidate of those who denounce
these oaths. General ScHoFIELD has de-
clared that as to these he is with us. His
speech to thesnegro Convention places him
,squarely upon our platform. If we could
get Colonel WfTHERs and General scHo-
FIELD, both gallant soldiers, to take the
field against the Michigander, who belongs
to the JOHN Brown brigade, there would be
adeal Of wool gathered.
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Who MAY BE JURoRs.-The Charlottes-
vile Chronicle, whose editor, J. G. Southall,
Esq, was member of the late State Consti-
tutional Convention, confirms, in the follow
ing paragraph, what we said some days ago
upon the same subject. We quote:
4" Several of our contemporaries have sta
ted that the Ebony Constitution requires
jurors to take, or to be able to take, the
iron-clad oath.
"We are inclined to the opinion that this
is not the legitimate construction of the
third article of the Constitution"
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BIED,

t.-.. y =.
At his residence, in Richmond on the 9Th Of
May, CIV. CASH, formerly of. Amherst county,
in the thirty sixth year Of his age
On the afternoon Of the 9TH instant at the resi-
dence Of her mother, In Warrenton. Miss LIZZIE
w. FoOTE, In the twenty-second year Of her age.
- The flower that blooms the fairest ~
IL. 49, Is foremost to decay;
.,.. The prize we love the dearest -
- Is first to pass AWAY. y3gt& So
Ather residence, In this city on the 9Th instant
Miss LUCY W.. PARKER, In the eighty-third year
The subject of this notice born in Port Royal,
Virginia, but removed TO this city at the close OF
Der OF the Methodist Church, and witnessed
good profession before many Witnesses Neither
age nor infrmity dimmed her Vision Of the upper
Sanctuary,n and shielded without doubt or a fear.
Her remains were inferred In the family burytng-
ground at Port Royal.
At the residence OF DR.. W. A. Gillespie, on Nor
day, 9Th April, 1855, flames II. GILLEsPIE,
aged thirty-six years. He waa an extensive prac-
tifioner OF medicine and surgery, and with an
acute, sense OF honor he discharged the duties OF
life with puDctuality and fidelity. ReqniescR in
b. 80
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AN oarrsss1os.: In giving the names Of
the editorial brethren Of Colonel oW1rHERs
who as members of the Conservative Con-
rention voted for his nomination for Cover
nor, we unaccountably omitted that of DR..
HoYr, Of the Marion Star. The paragraph
was written in haste. Otherwise, we should
certainly not have forgotten the Doctor :
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NET CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND PO-
TONIAC ROUTE.-Or and after SUNDAY, May
10th, instant, the THROUGH TRAINS Of this
company will be run as follows:
The DAY THROUGH TRAIN viii leave at 1o:as
A. NJ. instead Of lo:o5 A. N. -a
The NIGHT THROUGH TRAIN will leave at
$40 P. II. instead of $3.50 p. NJ - se Isl
The SUNDAY A. NJ. TRAIN will be RUN, and
the SUNDAY p. NJ. TRAIN DISCONTINUED,
on and after that day. SAMUEL RUTH,
mys-3t Superintendent Transportation.
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HB STEARINE S0AP.-This best Of all family
soaps, now so fayorably known all over the United
States, Is It's name indicates, made Of the hard
substance of pure tallow" upon an entirely new
principle. Clothes need no boiling no rubbing on
a washboard; one pound will go as far as three
pounds Of other family soaps. If it does not give
satisfaction return 1t at our expense. Beware Of
limitations; the genuine Is made ouly by
McKEONE, VAN HAAGEE & CO.,
Manufacturers, 80 south Front street,
Philadelphia; 80 Barclay street, New York.
no 3o-eow6n
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New Books d


! Future Psse;shment Discussed is a .Lette,
to a Friend. By JOSEPH .l G STILES g St
= Louis 1868: sa3 .ofis Snn asor :;
The Christian Observer OF d this ) city,
speaks highly Of this letter as an argument
We return thanks to the author for a copy
Of lt.sG: Ike .szsos st.3 al ,.,,siaE 1aib Iii
The Artists Dream. By ELLERToN VIM.
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For sale by A. CHRISTIAN Coz -
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. "A Chronicle of the Valley Of the Shenan-
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tho Virginia Comedians 30. New
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This is very entertaining book Of ira
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othar peopls call ism somsthiag
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All three Of tho books named above have
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EgWR. q. 1sAaCs & CO, BANKERS,
CORNER Am ANp EcUsTaEETE STREETS,
RIcHxaFn. sieslersin COIN, BONDS, STOCKS,
BANE NoIESS con MzRCIAt PAPER, and
NEGoTIATEL0AsNS
BILLS OEfExCHAKGEdra drawn at sight or on
time, In sum8 To suit chaaers, most reliable
houses in ENGLAND, OVERLAND SCOTLAND,
FRANCE, GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BEL
GUM, HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NORWAY.
DEP Os1Ts received subject to check at 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 28Lsm
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RE- THE LATEST NEWS FROM MAIN
@ STREET - +"

RH THE LATEST NEWS FROM MAIN
DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER
The great sale Of BARGAINS still continues,
and the great rush to the cheap store Of JOSEPH
STRUASE is proof that the public appreciate
the fact that he is selling goods cheaper than the
cheapest. Having bought heavily at the late auc-
lions, can safely say that sell goods cheaper
than they can be replaced for In New York. Look
at our price list below ......... ....
Figured Mourning Poplins at aoc., cheap at Soc.
Farmers Satin at boc., can't be replaced for less
than soc.;
Rich Colored Tamartines at s7c., worth soc.
Grenadine for Wells, all shades, ut s7c., worth
SLIPS; - ~
Fine Linen Bosoms at 2sc., worth double the mo-
ney; aFgr#
Good Linen Handkerchief at loc., l2c., and Is;
Ladies, and Misses, Hose at l2ac. and upwards;
Check and Cambria Muslins at Is. per yard;
Atwood Flannel at 2sc., worth a7ic.;
A splendid article Of white Brilliant, only 2oc.;
Linen Crash for Towelling at PIC; aE
Apron Checks at l2ac.; it, SIS
Shifting Stripes at i2sc.;
Good Bed Ticking at l23c;
Irish Linen at 37A worth Soc.
French Corsets at 75c. and 81, great bargain;
Barege Wells at &C., worth e2ac.;
A large lot of beautiful Embroidered Bands at half
their value;
Brown Sheeting at l4c., worth 49,; 4r
PiIlowcase Cotton at 2oc., ~ inches wide; and !,
l0-4 Sheeting at Is worth 6oc.;
White Alpaca, very fine &c., cheap at$l;
Black and Colored Silk, the cheapest In Rich
mond; ~ a-1"
Kentucky Jeans for men. and boys at 2oc., worth
fine assortment Of Tweeds, Cassirneres, Satinets,
&C.. which win be sold without regard to value !;
81 Linen Damask for Table-cloths, 7sc., worth 81
Ladies' Silk Mits at 5oc., worth 75c.; nj 1885,,
Fast-colored Calico at l2ac., worth Is;
Merrimack Calico at &c., worth 2oc.;
Ladies' Shawls, Hoop Skirts, and other goods, too
numerous TO mention. I! 80
Call early at the store Of ~ Z
" 3 JOSEPH STRAUSE, 49, 1T {
and get some Of those great bargains.
Don't forget the No., 1888 Main street. between
Fifteenth and Seventeenth, opposite Palmer &
Son. ap IS
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srECnAE noThGsEs.
.myJ-l4
TEE ANOTHER aRKAT. Arrival
OF AEl L.
FRESH AND sEAsoNABLE SPRING AND
HITF SUMMER GOODS
JULIUS SY Gle, q,
a9a N.7u crprvr


49,, AT n q i 4
,orr,r JULIUS SYCLE,S,T<ar . -
sra MAIN sTREET.
- BETWEEN, NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
- Having Just returned from New York, am
happy to announce to my friends and The public In
general that have and VII receive by every
steamer such large quantities OF FASHIONABLE
GOODS rs to SUIT every one In styles and prices
take the liberty Of mentioning few Of tho latest
styles of DRESS GOODS, such as
iJapsey Poplins,
Prince Of Wales Cloth, something new;
Japanese Poplfn, the latest styles 8 IT. .s
Embroidered arenadine, very rich; - ssFe
Colored Alpaca, IN ali shades and at great bar
gains; =, fzlZ7r - 81
sflk and Linen Plaid Poplins the latest European
styles; .fs2 49,
Striped Grenadine, beautiful pattern;
French Organizes, Of the latest Importation;
Mozambique and Lenoes, very cheap;
French and American Lawns at all prices and
great many other styles too numerous to men-
ton; 1'4'A1lt+ ~
large variety Of Summer shawls, beautiful styles;
Sd French Organdes for shawls;
Sd Berage and Grenadines, for shawls;
Silk Sacques, something very rich and large as
sortment of Black Silk, which win be sold at
great bargains.
large STOCK Oh Wnlte Soous, tuOsay DouSib AZ
the late auction, which viii be offered at less than
New York jobbers' prices, such as -
French Cambria, Il wide, at soc.;
Swiss Muslin at &c., cheap at ste, really worth
&c.; '7.a
Nainsook Muslin. fine, st 3sc., cheap;
Striped and Plaid Cambria at soc., very low;
Fine Dress Cambria at 4oc.;
Fine quality Dimity, long CLOTH very cheap;
Irish Linen, less than ever;
e. Table Damask at Soc, cheap at 7sc.;
Towels at 81. so per dozen. cheap at $3.50;
White and Colored Marseilles Quilts;
Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Sun Umbrellas and Parasols, large variety, and
cheaper than ever;
Cassimeres, Twedes, Cottonsdes, and Ltnens OF
every description, for mems and boys wear,
less than gold prices;
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, sls Main street,
spB between Ninth and Tenth.
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Our .old man. as the Nasiue Virginian
calls it's senior editor, has been absent from
home for several: weeks, When he hears
that Colonel WITHERs has been nominated
for Governor, he will undoubtedly hasten
back to Richmond 5. for, although he is
g muster-free, 3 he has already declared his
intention Of enlisting under, the gallant
Colonel IN the 6 next war; ".b!es ss,z
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]. i HopEFuL.-The New York World says
that it has never believed that Mr.. JOHN
SON would be convicted. It still believes
that he: will be acquitted first, because
there are. some honest Radical senators ;
and secondly, because it would be party
blunder.to remove him. 55 ?
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The Hrazd's Washington correspondent
says that the statement which he published
a few days ago relative to. Senator, FEssEN-
DENIS course was made by Senator WILSON
in the presence of several Congressman.
Mr.. WILSON is supposed to have made it
upon the authority Of Senator MORRILL,.
It appears that there was, after all, some
foundation for the Herald'S story. oTg Isasi
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ww. N. WORTHINGToN,

ES w. n. WURTHINGVUN,
MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
BANKER AND BROKER,
III IS WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale of STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, AND EX-
CHANGE. r. .-... ..s ..s
Deposits received subject to sight draft, and four
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 &
Co., Richmond, Va, James Punnett, Esq., Presi-
dent Bank Of America, n. Y; j. L. Worth, ESQ.,,
Cashier Park Bank, n. Y; George s. Coe, Esq,
President American Exchange Bank, n. Y;
Brown, Lancaster & Co, Baltimore, Md.
NH n s.a-.s...
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pTS5OO,00O TO LEND ON COLLATE.
RAILS, IN SUMS TO SUIT BORROWERS
ONCE of JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO.,
Bankers, No. 1913 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
gN OTICE.-JOHNsTON BROTHERS &
co. make advances on or purchase, as holders may
prefer, all good SOUTHERN, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and STOCKS, as well IS
all other desirable securities.
500, 900 Virginia Registered Stock, s
50, 900 Richmond City Stock,
100, 600 Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds,
IS, 900 Virginia Central Railroad Bonds,
rs, 900 Richmond and Danville Railroad Bonds,
100, 900 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds,
wanted, in lots from 81, 900 upwards.
We are prepared to lend to any desired extent.
Communications sent to US by mail will receive
faithful and prompt attention. NH l2-2awsm
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FoaSEY announces authoritatively what
WADE intends to do as Acting President.
He will not change the Cabinet until after
the adjournment Of the Chicago Convention.
OF course not. He will thus be able to buy
up the whole Convention. Every promi-
pent man in tie body will be made to be-
1lieve that he will be made a Cabinet Off
cerif he viii only vote for WADE as . can an
.didate forVice-P President OF .e.nr "a
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me- THE ADvE RTIsRM EN-
THAT
EYERYBODY READS
AND ;.
PROFITS THEREBY.

Every one who reads the newspapers looks with
anxious eyes for the advertisement Of the
OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE,
because they know the great array Of bargains nd
vertised can be found when called for.
LEVY BROTHERS
never advertise anything they have not got fol
sale but they have thousands Of rrf
BARGAINS E
which they have not space in the limits Of the
paper to enumerate. Look at the bargains they
advertise this morning; and though she prices
seem incredible, you may rely upon finding the
goods there - & III --f
GRIsELLE STRIPE DRESS GOODS, 2oc. per
yard worth CSC.
SATIN CHECK BAREGE ANGLAIs, &c. per
yard, worth a7sc.;
SATIN CHECK LENos, In choice colors, at %oc.,
veay cheap;
SOLID COLOR FRENCH LAWNS, Pink and
Blue, only 4oc., worth soc.
BLACK AND WHITE SILK-MIXED POPLIN,
SOC. per yard, worth double the money;
OTTOMAN CLOTH, s?3c., cost $l.25to import;
IRISH LINEN, at ar 50, and coc.. very cheap;
IRISH LINEN, at s5c., worth 81, and cheap at
that;
LINEN DAMAsK, the everlasting article, ut &c.,,
worth 81; .I2. SOS .#
LINEN DAMAsK DOYLIES, sl.9s per dozen,
worth at least 81;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, hemstitched, at
great bargains, some as low as &c.,; ~ .
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFS, very fine, only
Soc. worth 81;
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFs, finest import
ed, 81. worth S1.so: tI'.
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCH1EFs, colored
corners &c., worth 81;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs, white
corners, Soc, worth 81;
EMBROIDERED BANDS, asc. for the double
band, great bargain a-f--ys,..
EMBROIDERED FROCK WAISTS, &C.,, Just
about half the value /: r.i as...
EMBROIDERED DRESSES for infants at $3.50,
worth about IS; 9#5 g Eoh ''rH
CROCHET EDGINGs, twelve yards FOR ssc.,
worth SC. per yard; -.
DIMITY BANDS, 10, Ia Is, 10 and &C.. a,.r,5 J.
DAISY or DISnTY RUFFLING at SOC. q piece,
worth sl.as ==-=
LACE COLLARS, new styles, IS, So nd7sc.;
BLACK LACE Wells, 7sc., worth soc.; or
BLACK LACE for wells, warranted pure silk, for
soc. per yard; - et,.r% taisi3
FRENCH wovE SHIRT FRONTS, the very
finest fabric, only soc.;
SHIRT FRONTS stitched, only uac.; .i.s 4,
ENGLISH GRAPE, the greatest bargains ever
offered; 4 t-E Fr7rs!'
PATENT FACING FOR SKIRTS only SC. per
yard; iA.n. ~
Fine SWISS MUSLIN at 10 and &c., worth 70
and 7sc, = e JS.- III ~. ~ .
CHECKED MUSLIN at 10 20, 20 and CSC. - 40
superane FRENCH soFT-FINIsH CAMBRIA,
..f Il yards wide, at Soc, worth $780,; lsss-srs
White CAMBRIA, very fine, <oc., worth sec. H.
White CAMBRIC, extra superane, scc., worth
&c.; -..----.-------
RUSSIA dap ER at. s2-cheaper, than the
cheapest;
COTTON DAstAsK, for counierpaines and Ia
Bile Cloths, very cheap
Ladies' SILK UNDERyEsTs at o. and $3.50 .
pair, worth double. -
Great bargsiusin
= =. .f'.ls CALICoEs, 20 -- ~ q
BLEACHED snd UNBLEACHED CoTT0Es,
COTTON YARNS, Il .e,. ,,
aud 81. - ,Es ~
FLANNELS.e ffz~laaAT Sc
Rersnaber that our store IL at 1sl7 Main street,
nearly opposite the Old MARKET. y E1AIEJ@ F
d INV 1,... LEVY BROTHERS. I
q - IEs,ORICE. g $500. ~. -
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ExEcRABLE Some i1ag, without the
fear of implement with pen before his
eyes, remarked in the Conservative conven--
ton on Friday that if Mr.. JOHNSON couldn't
beat Crane he was a Goose. DIV o2uua sga.,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bw SPECIAL NOTICE.-Special attention is
called to our sale of GROCERIES, ETC., which
takes place THIS (sfonday) MORNING at half
past 10 clock, to which viii be added several bar
rels Of fine WHISKEY and APPLE BRANDY, to
satisfy executions In the hands Of the City Coec-
tor. 8. JONES, JR., & CO.,
myr-1t @ p Auctioneers.
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w POUDRETTE.-ToF FARMERS and PLANT.
ERs this article Is recommended as the best FER
TILIZER known for corn, cotton, tobacco, and
vegetables. It 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 ofal, 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 DOLLARSp per
ton. Delivered in any part Of the city 1othous &C.
' -" '''S"S'' ANIMAL COMPOST,
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