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The new school IN Manchester speaks well

The new school IN Manchester speaks well
for the energy Of its conductors.
Baptist.-Rev. J. y. ChamblisS, pastor Of
the Second church, held meeting last
week Of five days IN New Bridge church,
IIenrico county, at which twenty-five per-
SONS professed conversion. lie baptized ten
of them in the Chickahominy on Sunday at
ternoon. The others will be baptized next
Sunday.
Rev. j. B. Simmons. one of the sccrcta-
res of the American Baptist Home Mission
Society, New York, preached i'll the First
church Sunday morning. This is the gen.
tleman who was referred to by DR.. Burrows
in his speech before the Free Mission Society
last week rs having sighted him in his
church in Philadelphia since the war, and
again at a watering-placc where they were
both soiournn@; and by way OF returnin.
GOOD for evil invited Mr.. Simmons TO preach
in his pulpit. The reverend gentleman ac-
ceptcd the invitation. and on sunday morn-
ing preached Il sermon on forgiveness,
from the text "ThCn came Peter to him
and said. Lord, how oft shall my brother sin
against me and ! forgive him: Till seven
times? Jesus saith unto him, say not unto
thee until seven times, but until seventy
times Scycn.' Passing out of the church in
company with Mr.. Simmons, DR.. Burrows
laid his hand on his shoulder and, looking mp
into his face with that quizzical expression
which he knows so well how to assume
when he is about to say Il good thing, re-
marked, "Wcll, Brother Simmons, you
pleaded so hard for forgiveness, reckon we
Shall have to try to forgive you this time"
Rev. c. c. Biting, of fLynchburS, preached
in the Leigh-Strcet church morning and
night. After the night sermon, the pastor,
Rev. \. Z. Dickinson, baptized nine per-
sons.
Mnnchster.-At the Methodist church on
Sabbath day the Rev. Mr.. Garland occupied
the pulpit morning and night.
st the Baptist church, in the absence of
Mr.. Deans, the Rev. Mr.. Reynolds Off
ciatcd.
At the Episcopal chapel the Rev: Mr..
Noxton preached in the morning, and Mr.
Hammond ut night.
At the Baptist Sabbath school the aggre-
gate attendance Of officers, teachers, and
scholars, was 1876. The schools under the
charge of the Methodist and Episcopal
congregations are all in a flOurishing condi-
ton. The evening school of the Prcsbyte-
rian Mission (not Union) numbers over one
hundred scholars.
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AN IRREvERENr BUG.-At one OF our
fashionable churches on Sunday night 4 bug,
il little smaller than a bird, droppedin in, and,
after warming himself over twenty or thirty
of the gas-burners, took seat on the edge
of the gallery to cool. While engaged i'll
tanning himself and looking around from
his elevated rooSt for more business, he
spied the shining bald pates of the more
venerable members. This was evidently
the fun he had been looking for, and, drop
ping from his position, commenced sailing
from head to head, tapping each with the
gentleness of n brickbat, and causing the
widest skirmishing on the part of the de-
fenceless victims. One old gentleman, upon
getting his tap, evidently thought the gal
lery had fallen in, and commenced calcu-
lating his life insurance. The wretchcd bug
presently sailed for the gallery, and in few
moments a hysterical movement on the
organ showed that he had gone for the
organist and "got him." This, as far as
heard from, was his last victim, as the SER
vices presently closed.
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THE VACANT PRoFEssoRsHlp OF THE MEDI-
CAL CoLLEGE.-In connection with the pend
iny canvass for this position it is rumored,
and we believe correctly, that DR.. McCaw,
the present Professor Of Chemistry in the
college, is among the candidates, in ease Of
whose election the Board, at its meeting on
Tuesday next, would have to ill the Chair
of Chemistry as well as that Of Practice Of
NGnaininn
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CHURCH -Presbyterian.-The an
nlversary meeting of the Presbyterian
snnday-school Union took place on Sunday
afternoon at the First Presbyterian church.
several beautiful hymns by the children,
reading. of Scripture by Rev. William E.
Hill, addresses by Rev. Mr.. Preston and
Marshall VI. Gillian, Esq.
The following tabular statement, read by
Mr. }. D. K. Sleight, shows the comparative
condition Of the schools connected with the
Union at the last anniversary and at the
present time:
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MANCHESTER AFFAIRs.-It is earnestly de-
sired by many Conservatives that rs soon as
practicable some meeting ofthc party should
take place to consult upon matters OF inter-
est to the party.
We are pleased to know that at its last
meeting the Board of Trustees resolved to
let by contract the job Of cleaning the
streets and of keeping them in order.
The first public debate of the Philologian
Society took place at the Methodist church.
The question "Was the execution OF
Charles I. illstifiablc ?" was ably argued by
Messrs. Walker and Clopton in the atlirma-
tive, and MeSsrS. Ambers and Cosby in the
negative. The exercises were very inter.
eSting.
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LARGE STRAwBERRIEs.-Mr. Isaac o. Aus
tin has our thanks for lot of as fine straw
berries rs we have seen this season. They
are of the " Agriculturist" and :" WILSON'S
Albany" varieties, raised from vines OF one
years growth, and are No. in quality.
We are also indebted to NJ. II. j. Smith
for basket of very large strawberries OF
the Agricultural species,
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
lNl ELECTION OF PR0FESSOR.-The Chair
OF Practice Of Medicine In this Institution having
been vacated by the resignation Of Professor ID.
II. Tucker. meeting of the Board of Visitors
will be held for the purpose OF filling the vacancy
on TUESDAY the sth of June at O'Clock Pm.
Candidates will please forward their applications
and testimonials addressed TO the Board of Visit
ors, TO the care of the undersigned. ss3
BY order of the President of the Board.
L. s. JOYNES, n. D.,
lie l-2t Dean Of the Faculty.
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A NEGRO AssEssoR.-J. w. d. Bland, the
saucy Prince Edward negro who repre-
sented that county in the Constitutional
Convention, has been appointed by the
President an assessor of internal revenue in
the fourth district.
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rT,HE LATEST NOVELTIES
At
JULIUS MEYERS
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
6o3 BROAD, NEAR SIXTH STREET.

Just received Il new and select assortment OF
DRESS GOODS. of various styles ana QUALITIES
worthy the special attention Of the ladies.
100 pieces Of the neatest patterns of CALlCoES we
have had for many 4 day;
$50 pieces of SILK and SATIN RIBBONS, striped
and plain all fashionable shades and widths
and prices to suit;
A fine lot of HOSE and HALF HOSE;
UNDERWEAR for gents and ladies;
GLOVES
GENTS, FURNISHING. GOODS, etc;
LACE SHAWLS and other summer SfAWLS;
PARASOLS, FANS, some extra bargains In these !;
Another selection Of CASSIMERES,
LINENS,
COTTONADES, and other materiasl for mems and
boys wear
Some new additions to our WHITE GOODS de-
partmcnt In
PIOUES. MUSLINS CAMBR1CS,
S.INSOOKS. TOWELLING,
NAPKINS, TABLE DAMASk, ETC., at very low
figures. ,o,>e, -.
For a full line of first class DRY GOODS, at
prIces guaranteed as low as any IN the country,
North or South, please call at
JULIUS MEYERS,
my 25 eoa Broaa slrce'' he"i 'iN'i
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HIRSH & GUGGENHEINfER

n ID
WILL OPEN ON
TUESDAY, MAY 25rT, 1899,
their third regular and complete supply Of
SUMMER DRY GOODS,
and would particularly call the attention Of the
ladies to the handsome display of DRESS GOODS,
which have been selected with the greatest care,
and unusual good taste displayed In style and
pattern.
Elegant WHITE STRIPED SILKS, admired by
every one;
JAPANESE CLOTHS, all shades considered
pretty;
JAPANESE SILK POPLINs, all colors, only
$50 a pattern:
BLACK AND WHITE GROUND G.RENA-
DIMES with colored silk figures;
STRIPED and EMBROIDERED GRENADINES
at 25, 37t, 40. 45 and 5oc.;
PLAIN, STRIPED, and PLAID MOZAM-
BIQUES, cheap and pretty;
Beautiful CHENE POPLINS, for walking suits,
only s7sc.
MOURNING GOODS:
S-t BLACK GRENADINES at 81, s.. so, and sa-
very cheap;
Ga BLACK GRENADINES at fl per yard-a
bargain
cheap:
Pretty GRAY MoHAIE GRENADINES, suita.
bic for second mourning;
BLACK CIIALLIES,
BLACK TA1IARTINES,
BLACK CRAZE and ENGLISH BAREGES
/, 900 yards CIIENE BAREGES with silk en-.
broidcrcd figures only ooc., selling every
where at 373c.;
., 600 yards ORGANDIES only CSC. yard-yery
cheap.
JACCONETS,
ORGANDIES,
BLACK FRENCH CAMBRICS at 4oc.. remark
ably cheap;
PIQUES,
PIQUES,
PIQUES,
PIQUES,
! Another lot of CAMBRIC and SWISS EDGINGS
| and INSERTINGS, bought at large auction
sale in New York. and which will be
offered at prices that no one will
fail to buy.
WHITE GOODS.
SWISS and ORGAND1E MUSLINS,
JACCONETS. CAMBRICS.
PLAIN and PLAID NAINSOQKS.
IRISH LINENS
PILLOW CASE LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
TABLE DIAPER,
100 pieces WHITE LINEN DIAPER at -, S25o
and S3-grcat bargains.
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS,
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS.
MEMS WEAR.
A large stock Of
LINEN DRILLS and DUCKING,
CASsIMEREs, MELTON CLOTHs, &C.
rARAsOLs, SUN UMBRELLAS, PARAsoLs.
A large and fine stock Of RIBBONS-narrow and
wide, plain and fancy-can be found at
THE" DRY GOODS STORE
OF
BROAD STREET, No. e27. ..
RICHMOND, VA.
statesmen:
". KEAS. j. ii. CuENERY, W. II. GORDON
formerly of s. NJ. Price & Coz. my25
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CoaMIssIoNER IN CHAECERY.-Judge
Bramhall has removed Colonel Thomas j.
Evans, commissioner in chancery, and ap-
pointed j. Amber Smith in his place.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CITY CONSERVATIVE CoMHITTEE.-A Joint
meeting of the Richmond City Conservative
Committee and the Hcnrico Conservative
Committee will be held this evening at )
o'clock.
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A PREVENTIVE OF INTOxICATIOS Is found In a
hat from w j. BIGGER, on Broad between seventh
aud Eighth streets for 1t is so fine in material and
so handsome In shape that no man can have the
heart to '.carry brick" in IL
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Provision FOR JUVENILE OFFENDERS
Judge Burnham having in his charge yes
terday urged upon the Srand, jury the ne
cessity and propriety Of establlsmnga House
of Refuge in Richmond the grand jury thS sub SUB
ioined paper on the subject:
'sHUsTISGs Court JURY-RoOM,l
:'R1cHMosD, May Slst, 1860.
"The grand jurors, impressed with the
Importance of the suggestions made by the
Hon. Judge of this court, in his address to
the jury, in the matter of establishing Il
house of refuge for juvenile offenders,
hereby recommend them to the proper au-
thorities, with the request that the matter
be brought TO the attention OF the LegSla-
ture at its next session with the hope that
proper legislative action be had for the pur,-
pose of establishing an institution which
will meet the requirements and bring about
the necessary change in the manner of dis
posing of such youthful offenders.
"The details Of the plan we leave to the
wisdom Of the legislature.
Respectfully submitted,
..JoHN PURCELL, foreman"
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CONSERVATIVE CASvAssERs.-At a meet
ing Of the State Executive Committee held
yesterday, the following canvassers were
appointed Colonel w. i. Aylctt, of King
William, for the First Congressional Dis
trict; Colonel w. w. Newman, of Hanover,
for the Third Congressional District and
W. I. Chandler for the county of Caroline.
These gentlemen will soon take the stump
for Walker.
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AHEAD OF THE MAIL.-For several DAYS
past the enterprising Turner has supplied
us with northern papers ahead of the mail.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
Richmond PosT-OFFICE JUNE l, 1867
J: Wharton. LcwiSburg, West Va; Miss
Mnhemener Fener, Wheeling. West Va. !;
Thomas II. Gillespie. Tazewell Courthouse,
Va; d; 4; Cravcr, Baltimore county, Md;
Lewis E. Harvie, Amelia Courthouse, Va:
Miss Alice Worsham, Jetersville. Amelia
county, Va; John G. Sibley Il Co., Nor
folk. Va; Warren Hooker, Colonel Gar
rick Mallory, Charles Bigger, George W.
Gillian, Hiram Dickinson, Richmond, Va;
J. f. W. Whitlock, Philadelphia, Pa.
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BUILDING SAND.-I will contract to
ID deliver 10 any quantity superior RIVER
SAND, for building and plasterins. =
S. P.IATEROP,
my2T Seventeenth street at araw-bridge.
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FIRE IN THE OLD FIELDs.-A fire early
Sunday morning destroyed a large frame
house belonging to Mr.. Patrick McNahan.
There was no engine on the ground, but
the Hook and Ladder Company, which Is
always prompt i'll action, was on hand early.
It. however, arrived too late to do anything
for the burning building, but did excellent
service in protecting adjacent property.
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NJ. ELLYsON & co. will insert advertisements in
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, Mt pub
liscrs' rates, for cash. Apply at this Office.
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Captain Chalkley collected
s3O5. so of the fines imposed at the Mayors S
court last month.
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j. +. BOHEMIAN, President,
II. r. WILCOX, Secretary.

This company makes a speciality OF issuing
PARTICIPATING F0LlCiES
IN dwellings, and furniture, whereby the insured
,harcs in the profts OF tho company without IN
rurrIuy liability.
AGENTS may hc found nj nearly every prominent
Iii In this and tho ncighhoring States TO whom
!.rr,Iscat ions for insurance may DC made.
'Icr{p dividend 10 holders of participating poli-
cir> TWENTY-FIVE per cent.
Tho scrip of 1867 Us per ccut.l Is now receivable
~ cash In payment Of premiums.
j. II. MONTAGUE, Agent at
my ?s-:Sm Richmond. Va.
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MAsoNIC.-A movement is in progress for
the formation of new Chapter Of Royal
Arch Masons in this city. 1t will be called
st. Adams Royal Arch Chapter, No. -,
and will meet at st. Alban's Hall, corner of
Third and Main streets. At a meeting for
organization held last evening member
ship Of forty was reported.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION FOR TIE BENEFIT OF
TIE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF TIE SOUTHERN
STATES.
Distribution Dra,cing, No. oa-Mornipg, My 81,
1862
20 Sc 80 % 40 II 81 Is 30 l2.I3
Distribution Dra,Cina No. 2l-Eremiag, May 81,
1850.
81 70 81 49, ISL loI 81 46l 43l 6t
G. Q. ToMPKISS, Commissioner.
d. II. Mdddor, General Agent
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CoNCERT.-A concert of instrumental and
vocal music is announced to take place at
the Monumental church on Tuesday even
ing next. The choir of the Monumental
which embraces several celebrated vocalists.
will on this occasion be assisted by other
wcll-known amateurs of Richmond, and the
proceeds viii bshppropriated to the benefit
of the church.
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9n'an1ord DispatrIr,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "D1sPATCH-
10 Ln.hHEk THA'N THE COMBINED CIRCIT-
nanION l, OF ALI THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TITS CITY.
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LOANS.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DRED at The Dispdtch Office.
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TARDOZO, ALLsOP & FOURQuREAN
are daily receiving
NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS,
such as SILKS, GRENADISE,
GRENADINE BERAGEs,
MOZAMBIQUEs, LAWNS,
JACoNETs, oRGANDIEs, &C., &C.
Our stock is constantly replenished with ever
novelty that appears in the New York market
We would call special attention to our large
stock of LLAMA aud other LACE POINTS
sAcorEs and PARAsOL COVERS, oil new
est designs.
Making. as we do, KID GLOVES one
sPEcIALTIEs we offer the largest ana be
.,sor,sd stock to be found in this market, EN-
hr,c,ns all the new. shades the best makers
.,o, Sc JUGLA, JOUvIN, and ALEXANDRA
.,so GOOD GLOVE that we can recommend
- ,o,,o tho hest one-dolIar-and-a-quarter glove
known In the market
-. oARDozo, ALIsop StrounquREAs'
s. NJ. PRICE, JACK TEMPLE, JOHN o. cHiLI'
p y. ouhnuEs, E. P. LYONS, and Il. q. CARE
- 18th ms. and would bs pleased 70 see theii
friends and aquaintances. W
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HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL DAY.-Our ladies
need hardly be reminded that tomorrow is
the day set apart by the Hollywood Asso-
citation for the annual floral tribute to the
Confederate dead. Persons interested in
the work having flowers, or willing to as
slst in the preparations, are requested to
meet at Grace (EpiscopaI church to-day.
The gentlemen of the Committee are also
expected to be in attendance.
1T is hoped that tomorrow there will be a
larger turnout than we have yet witnessed
on such an occasion. Many will come from
4 distance by railroad and steamboat to join
in the celebration, and many patriotic citi-
zens will close their stores for the whole or
part Of the day.
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Dry GOODS.
nUCKWALL & ROUSS,
IL 1905 MAIN STREET.

FRESH GOODS THREE TINES A WEEK.
Just received per steamer Niagara, another
shiprncnt OF AUCTION BARGAINS, embracing
splendid assortment OF Domestics and Prints,
bought Mt the REDUCED PRICES. The beat ~
Bleached Cotton at 12Sc. In the CITY, and the best
Prints 1T I2Sc. in the city.
a large and varied assortment OF Ribbons, Dress
Goods, Trimmings. Handkerchief. Hosiery of ali
kinds Hats of all kinds for both ladies and gents.
Always on hand. Boots, Shoes &C.. and all man
ner OF Notions and Fancy Articles. my ~
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PIANOS.
CET THE BEST! 60
ONE OF CHICKERING'S PIANOS!


The gold medal and the grand cross OF the legion
Of honor at the Paris Exposition In 1867! sixfy.
TbIrty-four thousand sold, and all good! IL Is
almost superfuous to praise the quality OF these
Instruments since nearly the whole world speak
In their favor 1t will be of more interest 10 say
that 4 NEW CTICKERING PIANO can be pur-
chased for the sum OF FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS Of WOODHOUsE i pARHAA,
mylo Sole Agents.
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--latest styles Of fine jcwclry, ladies' watches,
chains, bands, diamond and engagement rings,
ncckchains aud lockets, silver icc-pitchers, ana
rich goods for bridal presents, just opcncdat Now
LAE < Co.'s
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

bt,rap Iblic or private sales OF real estate made
T ~ n the first day of January and the first DAY
o,t y the purchaser pays the taxes for the pre-.
I' year, but on all sales between the first dav OF
So o Dy y and the thirty-frst day Of December the
: eller pays them.l
COOK x LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ. furnl.
turc vclocipcdes, herrIngs &c.
L. 30" MAN will sell ut his warcrooms. 1911 Main
street. at 10 O'Clock, 4 lot of dry goods, clio.
thing, &c.
LII NE & BROTHER will sell at O'Clock L. NJ.
Oh INC premises. two small frame tcnements OH
I"enty-hlth between Franklin and Grace
streets.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at his Office,
at u o'clock NJ, a valuable farm of es3 acres.
In Cumberland county.
uh.dBBS &C WILLIAMS will sell at l2 VI. tho
farm and coal property Of Mr. John Wicklam,
on james river twelve miles above the city.
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NO. .l3O.

JUDGE BuRNHAM's CoURT.-The following
cases will be tried to-day: Commonwealth
us. William II. Gentry, Commonwealth us.
Francis Curtis, Commonwealth cs. Richard
Griffin, Commonwealth rs. Thomas Smith,
Commonwealth Us. Simon Loony,, Common
wealth Us. William Henry Wilson. The
case of Gentry was partly heard yesterday,
and the jury were taken to the Spotswood.
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ALL. POLICIES POSITIVELY NON

ALL POLICIES POSITIVELY NON
FORGETTING.
\ careful examination Of our system cannot fail
T., convince any one who has examined the subject
that the "EQCALITI" presents superior advan-
tlrcS especially i'll having no restrictions IRA
WI RESIDENCE. or OCCUPATION, and IN the pro-
visions uf NOS-FORFEITUHE made in the POLICY,
~ which no one can LOSE Il policy, or FAIL N
>ICrFfSG 4 PORTION or THEIR INSURANCE Az
TfK o>N ANNUAL PAYMENT has been made.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
DEyLIN's,
OPPOSITE PosT-oFFICE.
In addition to our
LARGE AND WELL-ASsORTED STOCK
SPRING CLOTHING
FURNIsHING GOODS,
we now offer a large job lot of
LIGHTWEIGHT ALL-WOoL CASHMERE
COATS AND VESTS
AT PRICES LOWER THAN THE COST OF
THE MATERIAL IN THEM,
AS FOLLOWS:
SPRING OVERCOATS Mt So; regular price siE'
SINGLE-BRENSTED SACK COATS, $40; regu-
lar price, SIS.
slNGLE-BREAsTED SACK COATS, 81; regular
price, $l?.
SISGLE-BREASTED VESTS ito match coats),
81: regular price, SO.
SINGLE-BREASTED VESTS, 50; regular price,
$3.50.
YOUTHS, VESTS, $3.50; regular price, 81
HENRY II. MILLER,
,roa JOHN S. DEVLIN.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES.
LIQUORS, &C..
consisting In part Of
3 casks OTARD, DUPCY & CO.'S FINE
BRANDY. vintage 1862;
cask OLD HENNESSY BRANDY vintage
l36o; ...
25 demijohns EXTRA FINE DARK BRANDY,
for medicinal purposes ;
casks VERY SUPERIOR SHERRY VINE;
casks VERY SUPERIOR PORT WINE, d.
rect i'm portation:
10 casks MEDIUM GRADE WINE,
50 baskets CHAMPAGNE, superior brands:
IS cases FINE WINES. one dozen bottles each !;
so cases CLARET WINE.
barrels wv. AZ OLD RYE WHIskEf- five
10 barrels ysnfkS fkSGG.sSTucKY G.S BOURBON wulsKEY,
two years old:
10 barrels WILSON'S ZEN NNSYLVAN A
WHISKEY. two years old
Is barrels LACKEY'S MOUNTAIN WHlShE1
20 barrels HANGERS WHlShEY,
90 barrels MARTIN WIIlSkEY.
Is barrels WHITES RoCKBRlhGE VILE
10 barrels ENGELMAN's VALLEY CHOICE
$50 barrels staHaMN CtaoHaMoN TO MEDIUM wIusKEY,
10 barrels HOLLAND GIN.
Is barrels NEW ENGLAND RUM,
barrels OLD JAMAICA RUM.
Also, q large lot Of MIXED BkANDiES,
WINES. CORDIALS, TONIC and BAR BIZ
TIERS. &C., &c. In store and for sale on accom-
it'''A'ls - ''' ANDREW j. GRAY & CO.,
anas No. Pearl Block.
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NEEI(E-

PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
lhit MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
DAVID Il. CLARK, President.
TunM - II. WfNNE, Nicc-Pre>idcnt.
JOHN q. WINN, Secretary.
GENERAL JAMES II. LANE, Actuxry.
pR. +. Il. WATKINS. >,a,,o, .,,,,,n
DR. H.WNTHE DAVIS, Nculc"' AoV'Sors'
JUDGE JOHN II. AiEREnlTH, Counsellor.
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DENTISTRY.

NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-HayingE -
~ supplied myself with new ana im-san -
proved apparatus for making the above gas, am
EXTRACT TEETH WITHOUT PAIN.
Those who may be skcptical on the subject nave
only to try Il and be convinced.
GEORGE b. STEEL, Dentist
.n,o 5Swam T23 Iain street
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

HAWES II. SUTTON Qate Register of
III the Virginia Land ONCE has resumed the
PRACTICE OF THE LAW,
and Will attend the courts of the city OF Richmond
and the county Of Iicnrico.
ONCE Marshall Hall, south side of the Capitol
Snunrr. Richmond. Va. my d--3m