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CH1cAGo.-The extraordinary revolution
in! Chicagois q, very pleasant event-it is a
cool spring in desert. What's happened !?
What moyeth the people that this great
thing should .sbeaGcG hicago'was the cradle
of iRadicalism-it was the tap root Of that
ism Nov it seems the cradle is fallen to
pieces and the tap root nearly dug up. It
must be due to the grand supply Of pure
water that is now conveyed to the city from
the centre of Lake Michigan There has
been a general 'ablutionary cleansing; and
under this popular publication most natu-
rally better political morality is diffused.
Radicaliam cannot stand soap and water
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s.a The Alexandria, Joarsaal tries to explain
away the sectianTofs the new Constitution
which was incorporated irntosit for the pur-
.poseof, making n feothold ?inSV Virginia for
the Northern Methodist Church But its
attempt: lis sfntile. The law as it stands
allows a majority Of the members Of any
church to decide the question Of title Il the
building itself. No faiireerrs mode could be
sdeYised. Judge TYLER's decision was j right
under the law as it then stood. But the
Necessity for that decision showed that the
Law waswrongs si The law is now right. The
legal title 20 church properly inheres ,in,
those who made it church property: The
Journal would give it tosa band Of political
processing To beGhristians. The
Convention knew not what it, was doing
That section would have been defeated even
by the arpetbaggers if they had ! known its
nuroose $3.50
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! WRITE AND BLACK ON THE BRAIN The
Journal charges General sscHo-
FIELD with having "white on the BRAIN"
HtNN1cUrT, however, hits the Journal o lit
tie hard when he says that many besides
gentlemen in Alexandria had white man
ON the brain until the negro got the ballot
in his hand, . and "now they have the black
man on the brain simply because they want
office" Hard hit; but, upon this skewer
may be strung all of-that small white COM
munity Justly styled a scallawags.n -'e-.-zes=-e
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Ess JE1IousY.7The Rev. Mr.. lHUNNIeUTT's
eyes are urnef quite green with Jealousy!
Tie carpet bag have rather puzzled
his game III away that prevents him from
seeing clearly .ss Like MACBETH he sees on
finterminable line that he fears viii last
g till crack Of doom e. e., Ills own
&c observation-disclosures frantic. The
salexandria Journal; whose editor is fresh
from Connecticut, is curious to- know what
aails his brother HUNNIoUFT, and is answered
with a. twoossceolumnl INN riddle ii the Nation,
which tells him 6f tie Jou7ds little more
than that, he, himself is an adventuir,er from
Connecticut, and ought to know what Cop
:perheads ! are HUNNIc1TT is intensely
bitter upon these, and charges that they
desire to reIstablish Slavery The fact is,
several northern men nave stepped in be-
tween him aad the high positions he hadhis
eye upon; and all such are I" copperheads."
The Senate Of the United States, the Cover
5nosship, &c., &c., are all gone, and there is
nothing left fer him but messenger or boot
Black to the capitol. No wonder he cries
sss Down with Copperheadsa''ast =
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10 "a STORY. sfoR THE IMPEACHMENT COURT.
The New York Herald givesIthe impeachers

. a STORY. sRoR THE IMPEACHMENT COURT.
The New York Herald givesthe impeachers
the benefit Of the following case in point: !.
ssThereswas man before an Irish jury
onhis trial for murder. !, It was q bull Of q
trial; I for the, defence produced in court,
alive and well, the man who was said to
have been killed. But the, trial went on,
and the jury went out, and, not to be
daunted by any such little fact as the pre-
fsence- aiYe@o the man who should have
been dead, they brought the prisoner in,
guilty. How's this p" says the Judge !;
g there, hasobeen no murder 7 the man is
alive in court II Wen, your Honor, said
the foreman, g the jury is convinced that
the prisoner did not murder this man but
he is,a dangerous person. Lam sure, he
kille my gray mare, and we believe that
hanging him : is necessary to the peace
of the country That Irish jury is. sitting
in the chamber Of the. United States Senate"
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FRIeck IN TaH IapEacHxESsT.
In ID. appeal asl for grand rails in behalf Of
signed by PETER CoopEny
New York, occursthesss WOuls:o ttIt1is Of
g great importance that cd age should BE-
taksn s hss briis ~ admit il alton Of
ssWapEgtos gststhrbngh Congress- an ads-
5jsqhats 4andsweu adjusted tariiaA F' y sp the
misunderstanding interest is.4tO be brought to
bear against JOHNSON, aid stto assist in
Aiss sso aaS
arsa NJ Il il3 a. .l s zsbssssi
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( B0agwrIxs npfEc Wbeyer ,a6deTsI
takes seaa M BoUg lL's spsechS
viii 81 aps to agss with ths Baltimore eas
seae, Aich ssssofit:
Ne.sssE is not worth while TO analyse orto
comment grayely upon this diasTin Inas
the South has, through the Presidents &C.
ton, been givensup since the close o. me
war. a 10 disorder, rapine and bloodshed !,
xfHSf sinss fhaffims ffhonsandB ofDyal men,
black and, white, have been murdered In
cold blood %: that the President has usurped
any extraordinary and arbitrary powers,
and committed the grossest and most infa-
J mons crimes all these assertions the coun-
try sknows to- be ,sosmany groundless and
wholesale lies. boutwell, g business Is to
fry TO manufacture some colorado prete1t
ssunder which the Radical faction can depoee
the President and put a tool of its own IN
his place. How feebly and disreputably he
did the dirty, work Unsigned him, may be
seen by reference to his speech. 70 e 90
I NE were agreeably disappointed in the
speech. We had feared that he might make
out a show how Of q case against the President.
But not so. He fairly acknowledges himself
to be un6ble to grapple with Judge CURTIs,s
argument, and 80 misrepresents it, or evades
its force. His speech is, as FoRNEY happily
tells us, a, fitting accompaniment to BEAST sAs1'
BUYERS. Itbegins with an argument from
ifcconsequences--an argument which does not
show what the law is, but what it ought to
be. A good idea Of the character Of. the
Speech may be formed from the fact that
MI. BOUTWELL, quotes at length the scene
between PonoSrus and HAMLET, as to the
camel, weasel, &c., and offers it to the Sc,
nate Of the United States as illustrating the
relation Of Mr.. JoHEsoN's Cabinet to him
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Admittanceit to Dress Circle and Parquette, sev-i
enty five cents ito Second and Third Tiers, fifty
cents Children, half price. Tickets to Dress CIR.
Gle and Parquette can be obtained at the principal
book and music stores hotels, and at the door.
Tickets to balance of the house for sale only at the
door.
: The fine Piano used on this occasion was made
bySchomacker a& CO., Of Philadelphia, and was
kindly loaned by Mr.. John W. Davies, of the Rich
mond Musical Exchange. s"'s' 49, -
Doors open at half-past a o. clock Concert will
commence at half-past O'Clock precisely.
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,ssssT he weekly hispasciasEss Aso
1.-THE Weekly Dispatch q today contains !;
The eonsfst recently adoptsd py stn as
Convention cSflea by csaSr u Congress .. 70
hold It's session hi this eity The "a mira ]
BILE Address Of the Conservative members q
thst Convention explaining and condemn
INF the eonsaisution in the most clear and
conclusive styl The concluding proceed.
inns of the Convention, soontainingt SOME
rich scenes and the decisive speeShss against
the Constitution by Msssrs. ssEAD and
ALLAN, Rcpabl ieaes--Ths list Of Canvass
ers appointed by tia Central Cerauissee Of
the Conservative patti The Impeachment
naws-The Progress Of the Trisl before the
Senate General news FROM Washington
Farewell; speech Of Governor psIRPoIsT
and i his aid Colonel LEWIS, With vide
scripsipn Of the scAne-The ;case soS Ma
jor eAIvEaT, ,suspended from sattlhs q Office
Of Trsasurer 81 Stats Spscialtiss inagri:
culture iby . contributor for thesDis-
patch Photographic accounts Of the elections
in the Southern States General teiegraphic
and other news, domestic and sforeign-
Editorials on the current topics, especially
the Constitutionland the. Test I0ath-rssal
kets, local and general, etc stc; fr as 5i1
Price, FIVE cents per copy; PER snnnm, ~
,sas= quo 4 - -.iss 3 5 ~ II
The subscription List of, the Weekly CON
tinnes 70 grow with .unexsmpled rapidity
for this part Of the Union: We gave q re
port for one week on Tuesday: The rate q
increase, has been rather augmented laince.
The paper meets With favor every where.
Thesnumber issued to-day is valuable in 9
political sense, as Il contains mater for re-
ference NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nowgoing ontupon
the Constitution and elections generally !,
l.I.g.s-1a SAAa '-f@s
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sTraEsE zzEs0RI& -
.~e>.-.-.--.~~Se~-<~-- ~ 80
r. RRENBRfHa WHITE sUIpHes
" ra I 9
sREENBKIER corsTY, Nv VA. sSs--
The undersigned lesaeess Of this old ana wen
III ~ III, Il known

,,,o, "a tina. Encouraged by ste liberal pasrehs
ass received last seasorA they hsye largely a
their ACCOMMODATIONS IN comfor. ana - rIrTErs
anse. and are prepared to entertain = -
The bathing accommodations are IN nne
=. .nd IN, suI1ohur baths SO eminentiy emI
cions n many cases. are at the command OF s'sl'
ors at all hours. Size have pro.
- - N a.a nasr md elegant BoWLNG-ALLE9 ana 11a
nrtMrTIHRp.RooM, conveniently located. ,,-1 -,
? professor ResENBEaaER,sz celebrated afoLl
BRASS BAND has been engaged for the the ,sasoh Ises.
good livery stable be Kept NINE ra11road
p me completion Of the Virginia Central ranIoa
Ieaves only twenty miles Of staging
through beautiful mountain country over wen
FERNS Three dollars per day and eigh my a aao
lars per month. Children under ten !eis -
and colored servants haif price /" 'a'1s7f ''-l
according to accommodation. PEYToN s CO.
ep 23-T
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Z r,up arxyr xxas rac1 no sss|ls IL
/. Srceeainyly unkiud III d ernoi r.Ks
49, g sSoot i pnr4hian S IlSs;sss Go
!, d.. - c.,I,,,. M 4, n,,.a
- - .s7s Is1-o;f sI.;ns 4 n .scs
ia ~ ,,ss:,s. ), M 800 nas;sa,.
49, A1 w. 49,. ..aa IA 10
= - -. -. ~ -. :.
-. =. -
cepp1ssssy s.aa ss fney 70
sxpees THESE n5aiuaole 4: ;aausaharlss r work
fog noEhsng o 81 I'm the contrary all example
y sS as 49, $500 ss:so;
yesno ElsaroIs ~ 'glts 70 Know, that
foreign allies NJ 81 sa the largest
share, u not the whole treasure acquired
through their coopcrations HospitaIity and
'ciyiiity indeed shonlt ffash ssirteach thesena7,
.tiyes generously Is surrender the best
places 70 the strangers. who came 20 Their hr
Shclp!ss 81 They hare mo bones. Il shouM be
Remembered, and ought 70 pc provided for
but toturn: the nose and c0ntenap suoasly
speak sof H The gentleman from Detroit
Z the genElemans from sconnscticut Z 'ths
gentleman from New York; and GO soa on
through the sebole OF me saorseer7s sStuess, rs
impolite, nrgratefp and, aboSe all ~ folly;
because futile: 7 9. = $780, l s.isls. g5 ' ss 80
But Hthese proper views souia neg con On
trol the ungratefne natives IN glTang an y, ,ae
fat places TO the uns % stranger who mas
come sol5ar for their protection, let them
reeiaember the iietls table q s<1Esop about
The horse (GoFernor. PRIRPoIYT 10 fond 81
fables gL 81 y =, yaaaa.te z,,s a;s9
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3 AMI, AVID WoOD-A constant it's supply DOL

g AND AND WOOD rzA constant supply
a9Iot hestsAND. for-bailders, purposes eanl be
hadat my yard corner OF Sixth ds:Ryrd streets
'isoital sfdetof tho canall Iat sEHENTY-FTFE
ENIs parent load n n, III L 10. 1,
Your niiles from the citysa hsal - ~
q N 1S-0t JESSE WILLIAES.i,i
q rRING TRIMMINGS. -WILIIAM1fC. g.
.EssCHW ALMEYERe respectfully Informs, his
EIessdS ava .particniar9y ths laAies that ha has
5lgt received bis new stock Sf sPRLSAG TR4e@.
MINGS Egach gas INaESl BgET0NSssG GEM
PURE,s &c. i he invites them "
sli sna s WILL iaMFo. sCHWALhEYER,f ylss
p, .s1leTtTjsss " 1905 Elktn street, opposite 8
Up x4.W&Eyw. 1850 We gas.-eMess
s6RARE .YINESs-Hhs GRAPEsNINEs
Agadyestissd bylusto arrive hags come 20 hand y
III order and are EsAdy Iog 8, y a1 n ae-
: An 5a-atx fsss! &, slisa gy,tt
TlHfhDERS, SAND Furnished -at-short:
sss aa,ssi pRera9E sAna Ss R HsFH HS5f
spa Eiglteeuth street soufh side dock &
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WFREsH ARRIVAL OF NEW SPRING
fitHg9 Is GOODS
no. 80 FROM THE ~ - 4 4.
LATE NEW. YORK AUCTIONS
-. A p

gsa AT III 49,
= JULIUS SYCLE'S -
20, ~ Ella MArs STREET,
between NINTH AND TENTH,
I I have Just received large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS, suitable for this season, mostly
bought at the late New York auctions, and great
bargains will be ofIered.d I Ii9kl
,BLEACHED COTTON, full yard wide, at ls,c.,
worth Is. ~, sg,r.S'f s,,5t.t y.
TABLE DAs1AsK, /. yards wide, at SOC. per yard
cheap at &c.; ~ 1ss sis5ts =
DOMESTIC GINGHAM at NC, worth Is;
HUeKABACK TOWELS at $l.so per dozen,
I (! cheap at $2.se; ~ aktlS 49,
PLLow.eAsE COTTON, g inches vide at nc;
CALICOEs at 12a to 1870. - So -.
BED TICK at 1oc.; .sre ,3r .xrs,..sr. $3.50
STRIPED SHIFTING at l23c. <tsi.fs5f'
IRISH LINEN at Soc; a, ~.
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFs At u per dozen;
SHIRT BoSoMsat 10, Is and ssc., worth double
= the prfce: 5Jg.s, - .frfl s-'s9s''.sE
NArNsooK MUSLIN at ssc., would be cheap at
FRENCH UNDREssED CAMBRIA, II yards
: wide, at soc.-great bargain.
FRENCH ORGANIZES, yards wide; SWISS
and CHECKED MUSLIN, DRESSED and IN
DRESSED CAAfBRIC BRILLIANTS TWILLED
INDIAN LONG CLOTH, &C., at great bargains.
y DRESS GOODS Of every description very cheap.
s BLACK and COL 0RED SILKS In great variety.
CAsSIMEREs, TWEEDS, COTTONADE,
KENTUCKY JEANS, for boys and mems wear,
less than ever. .tt31-i = Iet-A 1A
FLANNELS Of all kinds very cheap. MAR
SETTLES QUILTS, white and colored, all sizes.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, and NOTIONS, large as
sortment; and a great many other goods, too
numerous to mention; all Of which will sell very
| cheap. .s,rlr,zs LssE ri s31J-
|. Call and see the bargains, before buying any
where else, at iFs 80 IS, JULIUS sfCLE'h
'sl3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
I Closed on SATURDAYS. + s f,aE a-.s
The following gentlemen are with me as sales
men, and would be pleased TO serve their friends
and the public generally:
RITTER G.. CARE GEORGE SwABAclEh,
i GRoRGE p. BAGBY, JONAS WErSBEno.
N Bssd asa Jap Al J "a Ia-...
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BRICK TENEMENT ON
if CHURCH! tHILL.SNEAR TO CHMB0-
RAZO HILL, WITH TWELVE iANDsA HALE
ACRES OF LAND, FOR SALE.-At the request
Of Mr. Frederick Brauer 7 offer for sale his beau
tifnI BRICK DWELLING located as above, with
about twelve and half acres of land attached, q
portion of which Is set In clover, and part In
The dwelling which is In perfect order, contains
seven rooms, besides large Kitchen with four
rooms also, stable, carriage-house, and the usual
other ut-bufldtngS.r .,,,,gs yt.,Jf 40 - =
1.-THE place Is admirably well adapted for mar
ket garden or vineyard. II. desired, more land can
Long credit win be allowed, or improved city
property viii be taken in exchange Apply TO.
b: APP N-2t Pm. :, H.. - tt.,.1I wv. GODDlN.l
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The, sTobaceo Tax

oks .ssis. The Tobacco. Tax aA8A>3,
The following figures show the. immense e rs
fraud ii. the matter Of the duties on tor
bacco. stLastz year tthe entire consumption
of tobacco wac upwards of $ISo, 100000
pounds !, Tax due, 52,00o,0oo; tax re-
ceiyed, sl5, 250, 900 difference in favor Of
fraud, s36, $50 900. -,YBayetgo o.
What the present Congress will doinorder
to prevent this Wholesale swindling remains
to be seen. But taking as, an example
the policy with reference 1.-THE whis.
keystax, it may be doubted lwhsth any
thing will be done that viii diminish the re-
wards Of as well as the temp 70 fraldds.
The whiskey sring'' is 50 large asTto in; in
clude Congress, and nothing can be donein
that body detrimental to that Is riing.'s The
tobacco rings should in fairness be equally
protected, in the Federal Legislature and
probably is. So there is little reason to
hope that. the wellsconsider gwisessystem
Of taxation recommended by the tobacco
manufacturers win find anymore fayorthan
the recommendation TO lay q. tax, of fifty
cents gallon on whiskey. 3 Both sugges-
tions would have secured increased revenue
by diminished tax--both enstring!!s more
efficient and honest collection Of the: ta1ss:
The tobacco tan, has been infinitely
rious to the communities engaged in man 9 n
ufacturing tobacco in this State. The
tendency of the business has been TO the
great cities, because there the sopportu-
mites of fraud, from the more matured and
powerful system of g !" rings y are very much
greater than in smaller cities and towns.
New York and Brooklyn both manufacture
tobacco, on d large scale. It may infer
red that the frauds are mainly successful in
the large cities, and the manufacturers of
lesser places are heavily bnrdened to carry
on q scompetition with with the tobacco that
evades=the=tax.-=Ma Many Of them indeed
have been n,tAis way ruined. EFsksA
What Government is ours, whose laws
work such gross injusticel Certainly such
faithlessness to public duty, such corruption
as are plainly manifest in these laws, can
not long be endured by the country. An
open and unblushings system, which en-
riches rascals and grinds honest men into
the dust, is too wicked and monstrous to be
tolerated without involving the whole ma
ton in crimes that must draw down wrath
from Heaven ggyTElI -TE0
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aw rnANrKas INArIeyAL sANK or

rTWM. b. IsAACS 4 co.., BANKERS,
iconyER OF alA1Nc AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
RIcHMoND, dealers In COIN, BONDS. ;SrOChs,
BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER, ana
NEGOTIATE LOANS. efs.,s;s ~. ..i,ty... ~
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or On
timein sums to suit purchasers, on most reiiaose
houses In ENGEANDs IRELAND sCeFLAsp'
FRANCE, GERM4ANYs SWITZERLAND, BEL
GIUM, HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NoRWAi.
DEPOSITS received aubiectto check 1t sight, OF
sCERTFICATES issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points u
the Uaited States, Canadas, and Europe.
REVENUE STAMPS sod sra liberal Discount
NH ssLsn, ~ .g II t-7t,I1s - 81
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Imperial institutions is the form Of 90
vernment to which all nations saresnoW ads
vancing; the conflict which hos arisen be-,
tween President johnson and the Congress
seems symptom Of the disposition Of the
United States to adopt an imperial regime !;
America il, on the point sof accepting o die
tatorship:---;Paris Lq France.
This is very true. But this country has
peculiarities that distinguish it from any
that have been known IN the world: :; Ambi;E
ton, love of power fen 'distinc and glory,
are notat all prominent il this america Of
our's.s The rnling party is too sharp s about
the realities of the world to be misled by
baublss. hey are for getting money, 'ahd
for Office as the means to get it.PsT heYwiII
set aside the CONSTITUTE and principle, fo1r;
this, rbut notafor mere ambition. 81 Behold
the existing s1ampleid, Their purpose, 5ae-
complished, they may come .tozbe Vehement
advocasesofa the very Constitution they have
disregarded k5iss,s I'll s5sd g veg :yaa Ia 3
Misrnlesand disorder, no. matter what mo-
tive prompts them, will, ii, il, true, open thu
gate for sls 1stsper But now with us, iiruist+
at the time that individual should haves emf
tered the gate, the dominant party literally
bestoss. tina Presidency upon she only
who could successfully comeli - there--Ge-
neral GRasT. Upon him, then, all dependa.
He may be dictator az s not. s,ss1ers
he to monopolize all the power Of the Co
vernment, that greedy qsontiiiid spirit which
prevails among the people who hold sway in
the Government would make them very
submissive 10 Che usurpasicOin,.. aAs lo1ig Is
they had the nams. os the National Guvesns.
msnt to Boast Of, and fhSss, disb aarsemeats,s
jobs, -eontrsets, and Offices of that Goyesns
ment, they would NOS think Of Arebealach,s
Probably hs last gpafk ~ r tie spffn IL 4 re j.
s,sIaaoe g. uAusped authority that lived in.
.nas sana, sasaasbsagag suprisesstk srhen
lne Solsscsfseys sss overcome an dSnAfds
ON usnsEaassastAgrsesIf shs rejects ~. -.
re ard sssp snes;ts;t;s,s -. -,
yet bea S0ng sssxen III Eo n
less Republican ii thia land. .-'1s -
nj, zispSE u D 81: 1; ' b:
ThldEMN<sean ausaie Iani { ias \ s -
YorR ss3a Il 81 81 oa & ss
ing f0sxsha ban AZ sssr sAAais sdaistsys a mi
was rcpsrs3t=ss ssaissa=by
Mr snssseaha}Ei,D sas6sy na0luasOaIa
nsmbA tHae sSs5sb sf6sSs6s dfaia6 san&
r1eslaa611Sar dsssxsng sssSassl fsSina Il,
s hna aas 2 man 8 sbsyin lbp5Rx adsd :
q = si3iszs sssd ads osrsasis asas OATS
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YXTANTED, EMPLOYMENT, BY AN
Wv sable-bodied man as PORTER or DRIVER.
dc lis well known In the city, and can come wellrer
VIII give satisfaction to any gentle
nan who win give, him employment Address ;B.
lDferodffb office. al &c., II IAN 24-2tk u
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Lid xAcTLY. IN yizss on aware shsg tbss
mah aE, HaHHsse 1 say ii Issnds sa,l =.
10 f@s-ti aml
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We .nnounce TO our numerous customers EVE
,ywHsnr that OUR HOLIDAYS being oyer for
this season we shat, be open regularly Saturdays
and sundays excepted to supply them with suca
bargains as can only be found at the
OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE. {
Our buyer is now In. New York selecting the most
desirable and cheapest lots Of Goods to be found at
the auctions and manufacturer agents and we
are conaden. that our reputation for selling goods
cheap will be sustained during the gstY ggV
SPRING CAMPAIGN 1885, = II +.
We are receiving this day and have in store the
following seasonable Goods II 1.tt 90,
moHA1R BRnLIANTs, very fine, ssc.,' worth
I sac,;4'G f3rsaL u ..af.I
DouBLE-w1DTH MoHA1R LusREs 4'c.,
worth 7sc. ;T-Gti1' Z Z a1a"a s.g
MAGIC RUFFLE at reduced prlces-lower than J.
II lever !; lcIf Ma s2zaa tle' ~ s,s&d
HEauEp HAsDKERcH11Efs at ise.. worth
!: -yasc.j: a5gas Ok s-~.g 7 Z .f4t
r1r,; ;,s ED HANDKERcHIEFs at &C., worth Soc;
CROCHET EDGE, twelve yards for asc., worth
I, SC. per yard7 IJi..tq Tsisf Has 3iETi
LADIES, eAyNTLETs zoe, worth s sescs,i;a q G4
EMBROIDERED COLLARS, IS and asc., worth
q double; hst ..t.f -5 5g I. Tug RI
INFANTS FRooK WAISTS, soc.; ,a..
INFANTS, DRESSES, needle-worked $3.50,
= worth SIS; 80 G3,,ts 2set7si : -t1rs q.
DAISY RUFFLE, wide, beautiful quality, for Soc.
apiece, worth sl.as; S4iliLs5siE m1 I: =.
p1LLow-cAsE COTTON, 4s inches wide, soc.
per yard; :, :. 80 =. :, % sA1 80 -.
FINE SWISS MUSLIN, 4oc., cheap at Soc; a'
EXTRA ;,l FINE SWISS MUSLIN, sac., worth 7sc.;
CHECK MUSLIN, 1886, very cheap; :, .., ~
BLACK-LACE Wells, 2sc., worth 1sc. .-,--
RUSSIA DIAPER g. worth ss;s 1880
cAMBRIcs at unprecedented bargains; gZ!E
| CAMBRIA EDG1Nes and 1NsERT1NGs, yery,
/. cheap '@'tS" = J..
RENTING at al all prices prices I1e3R +r-t}I = A.,
LINEN LAWN and LINEN CAMBRIA; $,}.%
sHEET1NGs and FLANNELsin every variety.
\ : 7E .lEf.s. sssrEsIF - IN .fIs' Hsr - 1r's
T. ! rri s,r,'. fs5.a tJ-Eg 81 Sfi5~y- 9JI"riM
t. we are constantly making additions to our stock,
which we shall keep up by every steamer We
cannot begin to enumerate the various bargains we
have In store. The above Is but mention Of
few selected promiscuously from the thousands OF
bargains to be had at .sfNTI5EyaT T2J 7
L LEVY BROTHERS.,
| ,tt'f h'.o :" '1@' - lS47 Main street,
an 10 nearly opposite the Old Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-24

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