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MASSACHUSETTS PHILAyTARoPY.-The mise,
rable hypocrites in Boston who are ali the
time talking about the condition OF the south.
ern negroes, and who have actually expended
thousands OF dollars in furnishing them with
school. marms and school. books, allow the
whites at their own doors to starye, and per-
nit delicate white women to continue in Il
state far worse than one of chattel slavery.
The Rerolutioa quotes Miss PHELPS, of Boston,
ats having al the W king Women's Conyen-
rion held recently in fremont Temple, stated
that twenty thousand women and girls, IN
pTotet ted, are working 10 Boston atstaryation
prices from twenty-five TO fifty cents day
and ut these prices without steady work TIE
writer continues: "Oply think OF intelligent
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Secession-Some Truths from The
Round Table"


The Round Table is read by the cultivated
minds of the North. From an article in the
last No we quote n few sentences culled ont
here and there:
onr States being equal and voluntarily
Joined. the Constitution being the expression
of their will and the Federal Government be-
ing their agency, in the very nature oil Things
no cocrciye power over them could be derived
from the Constitution.
Buchanan, Lincoln, and others, argued that
the recent exertion of Federal force against
certain States was not coercion OF States, DuI
was military coercion OF persons paHueu W
oppoSe the Federal laws, or, in other WORDS,
mo uniting down of Il rebellion but such
views are dignied by calling them weak So
phstry For the said States acted as boaies
in making the Constitution; they moved rs
such in seeding; and they warred rs sucn III
resisting coercion. And, in each case they
respectively exercised that right OF command
over the citizens which results from the sociai
compact, binding each to obey the collective
will, and which is sovereignty itseh'
The ,yord States, - used in the Constitu-
ton 10 designate the contracting Powers thit
ralify ard make il, is used in luXtaposltloh
with, and has the identical meaning OIL tue
word Estates" that signifies the FoWeTs OF
Europe fsee Article Ill, section 2; Article
XI amendmenis(; and it is absurd to sup
ginia in making constitution OF govern
ment, deprived herself of statehood or ma
tionality when she merely declared her r'H,
which remained in her, and expired no poT-
ton of her own being, and when her name,
dpscription, and essentials were, after associa-
ting, entirely unchanged. Neither the Con.
stituton nor history warrants the restricted
meaning vulgarly given in our country 10 Inc
word estates.
In seeding the southern Commonwealth
exercised an indsputable right, though thcy
acted with impolicy and erred in ignoring the
operation of International law.
The southern Commonwealth were really
fighting for constitutional liberty, Whlch ul-
der the crcumSt ances, they thought seriously
irnperillcd and likely to be preserved by seces-
SION Earl RusSeil'S assertion was true, that
" the South fought for independence, the
North for empire
As 10 the right of secession, it will hereafter
be shown by authorities that no one VIII ven
ture to gainsay that it is mot constitutional
butt Inherent and inalienabie; that ii is abso-
luteIy essential TO, and pro tRto Identical with
freedom and that it WAS taken for granted,
or expressly stated by the fathers as indispen-
sable TO preserve statehood and liberty. 1t is,
indeed 4 right as absolute and indestructible
rs the State itself. Without it sovereignty
cannot exist and there can be no self-preser-
walton of the original and only constituents
of onr "republiC of republics
Or as we have repeatedly declared i'll the
DiSpotch, unless the States have the right of
secession they cannot by possibility have o"V
rights.
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Coz HENSoN.S SALALEM BROTH.-This
truly valuable preparation is certain ana speedy
cure for letter, kiDgworm, Itch, SAT- hneuu,
Ra,be IS Itch Poison Oak. blotches fimpieo anu
al, OF Eruptions OF the skin. il has ocen useu
with c-mp,e:e success In hundreds or cases. many
If them of long stancing and OF malignant chs
rac;er. Certificates from some OF our oes' eiiIen'
attest It's deserved merit, and IL needS onis I" v.
tried to Insure relief 1t Is for external use, ~n
,,n,s,elv removes all cruptlons of the skin, leay
ing It DELIGHTFULLY."- sof. and pleasant.
Pr,ce. 81. For sale by NIL druggists.
PURCELL, LADD i CO., Agents,
Richmond, Va.
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We believe 1t is now generally admitted tina
Inc recent Conservative Convention would
nave acted wisely had it deferred any action
Whatever until the election WAS ordered in
Virginia. -Ake rdnoria Gazette
On the contrary, the people would by this
Time have been hopelessly divided, Wells
would nave adhered 10 his test oath, the
state Convention would Rave split when it
came together, and in two months from now
we should have been living under the Under.
wood constitution with its test. oath and wit
Wells as Governor. The Convention acted
with consummate wisdom
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DISSOLuTION.-Notice il herehu s;,A,
INSURANCE COMPANIES

EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, tF EIRGINu
GnriTAL PAID N; ,;a.,;,...,;% 500, o'o
bICHMUnD Va.
DAVID B. CLARK, Presi ont:
THOMiS II. WYNSF, Eice-Preslcent.
JOHN . WYNN, Secretary.
GENERAL JAMES h. i.ANf, Actuary.
DIR DIR + B =; WATKlSs Medical Advisers.
JUDGE JOHN A. MERhDITH, Counsellor
DIRECTORS J. b. Winston VIM. J. Johnsi
VIM II. Powers Albert ordw&y, +. Gibson, l.,
Mccarthy. Charles Y. Norris q, ofge W. Gre
ter. g. A. Peple, John H r. Ter. Moses MlllEl.e
1homasS Baldwin John N. e0sd II j. X. Dove
William &. Fergu on George |. Herring. K. l.
Brown, or Brown, Jones Co; A. 8cdeker, a.
s. VI. Hosenbaum.
2 his company offers inducements superior p
any others, NJ respectfully solicits inquiry FRS
all ho are interested In The busin1ss. For pr,
ticulaTs, Inquire OF or address b. mali,
JOHN q. WIN. Secretary.
poSt-ofice box Il, Richmond Va
Agents wanted everywhere. my lit
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We have just received one Of the LARGEST and
BEST ASSIGNMENTS OF SPRING and SUM-
MERDRY GOODS ever offered In this city, and
at prices 10 suit one and all;
CALICO at 10 and l7sc.;
LENOS st CSC. per yard, really WORTH soc''
STRIPED GRENkDINE at s73c.;
STRIPED CHALLIE, 25c.;
SATIE-sTRIPED MOI ANTIQUE at 4oc.-really
q great bargain;
SATIN STRIPED CHINA POPL1N at Soc;
JAPANESE POPLIN, plain, plaid, and striped !;
BLACK GRENADINE, BARFGES, TAhAR-
TANES, &C.;
FIGURED GRENADINE;
LLAMA LACE POINTS at all prices;
SILK sACQUES;
SUMNER SHAWLS, a large variety;
WHITE GOODS OF every description;
81 GRENADINES, BAREGRS, and FRENCH
ORGANIZES, for shawls;
EMBROIDERED and LACE HANDhER-
CHIEFS from 20 to 75c.
LINEN BOSOMS, full Size ?sc.;
IRISH LINEN, PILLOW-CASE and SHEET
ING LINEN;
WAMsUTTA COTTON at CSC;
Splendid WHITE COTTON at l'sc.;
CASsIMERES, LINENS, and COTToNADEs at
CSC. and upwards, for boys and mems wear
100 dozen Ladies' WHITE HOSE at l2c. pair;
HFMsTIrCHED HANDKgRCHIEFS,s six for 81;
2s dozen Misses, Isle GLOVES, laced back,
at &c..
Ladies, LINEN HhNDKERCHIEFS at Sl.:s per
dozen;
NOTIONS in endless variety
PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS;
FANS;
Real FRENCH CORSETs, &C.
julius SYCLE, as Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth
apps next door to Keningham's bookstore.
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For He' Sake. "a Eovel.) BY FREDERICK w
ROBINSON, author OF Carry 5 Confession, y
Matte, a Stray" "Christie's Faith
"No Mans Friend" "Poor Humanity -
&c. Illustrated. New York: HARrgR &
BROTHERS. 1860.
For sale by A. H. CHRISTIAN * Co., Main
street. 1t is profusely illustrated.
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payNIORE NEW GOODS FOR LADIES'
inst received and opened this morning. aho'he,
supply OF LADIES SHOES; among 'nei'l se' .~'
very desirable styles. This addition 10 'ns p.e
,.Ions stock renders my assortment very complete.
think can suit all who may favor me with CALI
JOHN G. PAGE, JR.,
1868 Main street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
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vT7HE LATEST ATTRACTIONS
4 At JULIUS MEYERS
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
M 6O3 RpoAD sTpEEr. NEAR S1yru.
excellent bargains in hOSIERY-prlccs ranging
from l21 to 0c.-the cheapest goods have had YET
o,o,.r
9LoFho'
in Kid Isle Thread etc for ladies' misses, and
GENTS. p snlenJId vori.tv 10 remember our
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s-yIRGlSIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.;
v1Re1N1. TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AID NINTH STREETS.
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COLONEL WALKER IN PETEKsBrKG.-At the
meeting in Petersburg on Friday, Colonel
Walker, james H. Cox, and George w. Boil
ling, ESqs, spoke. Colonel Walkers speech
was substantially the same he made i'll Rich
mond some time ago.
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apE(vAx NOTICES.

rwr INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION
30 W" W. TsIs AFTERNOON at O'Clock or
70 ths r sn,. WASHABLE SUBURBAN rEO-
1 psprY known as "Auburn." with TWh MI :
WYE ACRES OF AND attached; sec gas pro.
Thing to rccommend It 10 per
rerty Of that description. ,,x.,sene,t under
FOR particulars, see tho 80,
AUCTION "e''' snuBss & WILLIAM
rny1T-n
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DIED,

In this city, on the 18Th inst, Mrs. SELMA e.
IA MES sged s1Aty-snc years.
The fttendsEof the family a.e invited TO attend
her funeral II, III her latsIe Id nee no. So Fourth
sMeeth al halt-past o'c-ock u7th inst.) IT,
DR1 tMondsy).
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ZEAL WAYS SO.
LEVY boot H Rs
always take the lead ID everything which 'eno'
.o hiring goods down to fair and equitable
prices. They receive three times
week from their buyers IN
NEW GOODS.
| NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTION
PRICE OF DRESS GOODS
>so ns.n,,r,, MAIL Len -oEs which sold so
ran,dlytat ase have been redno u 70 '''' 1" ''"''
mn having purchase very large lot
at anction Tower than ever.
Those bes usls,at ABYsINIAh sIhlfH' re-
s IN, ,zo.h Tic. These goods are in pr
,,,. order We 10 moi sell damagt goods.
ALI, KINDS OF DIR Ess GOODS VERY LOW
STRIPED ALPACA-s ONE new designs;
STRIPED MOUsLA1Nl IS;
WHITE ALPACA, from the lowest grade to The
most superb quality
e-lsWIss MUsLIN5 at 50 nd 7sc. worth TIC. and
81.
THE GREATEST BARGAIN IN ENGLISH
COTTON HOsE
Just opened, 500 dozen ENGl ISL CotiON
HOSE at CSC. pair worth m 're than double
that price.
MARsELLEg TRIMMIh Ga.
We are opening beautiful lot OF these popular
goods In all colors, at CSC. piece
WHITE MARsEILLES TRIMMING at 25c.
piece worth 7sc. !;
COLoRED MARsEILLKs TRIMMINGS at 2Sc.-
agreat bargain;
FEATIIER-EDGE BRAID at &c. per bunch,
worth double-just tht thing for trimming
plques and callcoes.
PIQUEs, pIQUEs. PiQUET,
PIQUEs, PIQlrEs,
1T prices that are bound to suit.
We call especial attention to a lot OF
"a BLEACHED COTTON at ls3c. per yard,
which cannot be surpassed, II equalled, for
Is. per yard.
A fev more LEFT Ct those
SPLENDID LAEeE-sIZED SUM MER BRIDAL
QUILTS a. Al SIS worth s225.
ALSO,
LINEN DRILLS, LINEN COAT1NsS
SUMMER CASs1MERES,
BLACK ALPACAs,
COLLARS and CUFFS for ladies',
COLLARS and CUFFS for gentlsaen,
WHITE LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS.
CRAVATs, TIFS. GLOVES,
eAUZE UNDEE-YEsTS,
SlIEE7IIG3, SHlRIINGS,
LINEN DAMASKS,
PRINCES, GIMPs, DRESS BUTTONS,
CHEAP JEWELRY, &C., &C.
All of which are being sold at prices which must
suit.
Remember that we ask
THE LOWEST PRICE at ONCE,
and we have but
ONE PRICE.
LEVY BROTHERS,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
myR hlcnmoha' va
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S0UTHERN ASSOCIATION.
BUY YOUR CERTIFICATES AT No. IL
FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS.
my l7-3t*]
NOTICE AND CAUTION-Tbe under

NOTICE AND CAUTION.-The under
l. signed he:eby notifies The public, and espe-
cislly all persons who have occasion to purchase
hydrdmtic presses for pressing tobacco that on
The 10Th day Of Stay 1858 patent was issued to
him for an improvement In hydraulic presses,
numbered 80 6'6. wnich Is especially adap'ed to
hydraulic presses used In COMPRISING tobacco,
and consists In means for maintaining the pres
sure after 1t has been applied Independently Of the
water In The cy Under, 4nd so as not to be dimin-
ished by the leakage of the water after the pump
license under this patent to EHinger & Edmond,
W Rtctmoad, and TO no other parties t. make
anu sell this Improvement In the states Of Virginia.
ana North CdTotind aud all persons in those
stSteB purchasing hydraulic presses made by any
other parties than The said Eltnger Il edmond or
the subscriber. and using them, will BE- liable as
infrlngers, and will be held responsible as such.
q. E. kYMEs.
tHARLEsToWN. MASS. May Il, 1869. my l2w
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TEAS, TEAS, TEAS.
TEaS, TEAS, TEAS.

New.crop Teas received daily; selected with
great care by experts. Our Teas taunot be sur
passed In quality or price, and guaranteed to give
satisfaction. sold in quantities to suit pur-
chasc!s from an ounce TO 8 chest.
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DISsOLUTTONs. &c.


NOTICE.-Having disposed OF my I'M.
IN rest in the concern OF STEVENS & sonS U
TO Messss. A. w. shields 4 Go. / return th,nyg.h!
my friends aud the customers OF the late n,m n
their liberal patronage, and solicit Continual
been admitted member Of THAR Arm. IA
MAY is, 1850. 4. L. HOOPy
Co-P,RrEERsBIP.-Mr. J. NJ srxv,v. :.
the late firm OF ttevens Il Moore has teen a., q
ted an equal partner into our house.
r. We have moved 70 the elegant store 600 gro,l
Gently osenpiea s by Stevens aoore Co.
SION BUsiSsss; YIN kesr large I and vi.
and will sell them at lowest cash p Ices.
The services Of Dir. CAT swOop, 20 wei, -,
favorably known. have been secured. 'A
A. W. SHIELDS & CO.
TO MY FRIENDS AND PArRoNs,-t ts.,.
10 express my grateful acknowledgements for "a,
very liberal patronage extended TO me for the par
Messrs. \. ". sHrKLDS 8 Co. As an t1uai p,,.
ner, l solicit continuance II the same. VII
give my personal attention to the business A.,
wiz endeayot to give emile satisr tctlon both asD
quality and prize. JOSEPH II. STEVENs
May Is. 1889. mvI =
Observation-Disclosures is hereby give,
A. BOW EhS. and w. =. BakRsTT, transact,
business under the name and style OF SHANK
B0WErS & BARR E1 I, was dissolved on TIE r.
day Of May last, so far a, IL relates IN the said
BOWERS, and that all d. IS due TO the la,e par
nership a'e 20 be paid, and those due from ~
same will tie discharged at their house No. ? G."
vernon street. Purcell building nea. the corn.S,,
Main. where the business will be continued By D.
said j. Shanks ard w. :. Barrett nndc. the r.
and style OF SHANKs & BARRETr.
j. SHANK
W. !. BARRETT
Dated this 10Th OF May, 1859.
Having Withdrawn by mutual consent from y.
above concern, ] cordially commend ali Of nv os
frlen s to The new house. and hogc that The NJ,
trnnsge heretofore SO literally extended win,
future find Its way as heretofore.
my l1-1w A. BOWERS
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NOTICE TO MANUFAC TuRERs OF TO-

NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS OF To-
~ BACCO AND OTHERS.-An ADVERT ement
having appeared In the Richmond DiSpatch over
tne Signature OF G.. L. Rymes, Of Cbarlestown,
massachusetts, csut1oniDg all persons who may
nave occasion 10 purchase hydraulic presses for
pressing tobacco that lie has patent, issued to
I'm IA NAV 1855, for all improvement In hydraulic
presses, adapted TO rel aiming the pressure after 1t
mas o: en- applied, Independently OF the wafer In
tEe cylinder: and that all persons in Virginia and
Norlh Caroline who shslt purchase by dra uic
presses except from himself or his agenrs here
render themse yes liable Tor damages as infringers
by 50 doing; and as tn. sole object Of This
advertisement Is to frighten The public
INTO buying exclusively OF him or his
agents, thereby breaking down our trade
IN this line, this Is 10 give notice that, in the
hrst Place. we have hetn using IN entirely di err
tnl style OF retainer from that patented by mes;
Out having die cHVered that both his and ours
were entirely super uous as the pressure can be re-
talhed more tilectually and far more conveniently
oy means o! the system OF pipes and cocks pa
tented by 81. III. Clarke, of Danville, Va, under
whose patent we are working, and that in addition
10 belng useless they are cumbersome and costly,
we mac determined TO abandon the use of 1t before
h!mes's advertisement appeared We will give
written guarantee TO any one buying OF us that we
VIII 1lrn ,h him with hydraulic presses that will
re,ala the pressure to his entire lon with
out Inc use or hymes's any other retainer at.
tachsd 10 the piston, and they will be far more
iiandy and convenient than his, and cheaper by
the cost or putting bis sureifluoIs retainer on,
which Is considerable
my l0-st TALBOTT Il BROTHER
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sgg BACIEEL OR'S HAIR-DYE.-This
splendid HkIR-DYE Is the best IN the world-the
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable, in
stantaneou5. No disappointment ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects of bad dyes, invtgo-
rates and leaves The hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Gold by al druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory, l6 Bond
street, New York. NH 2o-eodts
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DRY GOODS.

T .UCKWALL & R0USS, No. 1906
4 IMAIg STREET. Just received per steamer
nj acara another shipment OF
AUCTION BARGA1ha
rs sting in pait OF
Reached and Brown Domestics,
Genuine MerriInac Prints,
Dress Goods,
Velvet Ribbons,
Straw Hats, or al ktndss
A large assortment Of beautiful Spring Cas-
bimeres.
\ Ladies Collars. Combs of all kinds.
\ Always on hand Boots and Shoes OF all kinds,
i and at prices from Soc. tn IS. my IL
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1910 MAIN STREET.

g0aV MAIN oIlhHA'
| CLOTHING made to order By
E. B. SPENCE 4 SON.
| SHIRTS made to order by
f. b. sPENCE & sON.
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS for sale
By r. B. SPENCE 4 SON.
WALKING CANES, IN great variety. for sale
by f. B. SPENCE II SON.
WRlGHT'S PATENT UMBRELLAS for sale
by f. B. SPENCE & SON.
NECKTlFS and SCARFS for sale By
f. B. SPENCE Il SON.
PATENT ELLIPTIC BRACE SUBSCRIBERS
for sale by E. 3. SPENCE X SON.
LINEN aud PAPER COLLARS for sale By
r. i. SPENCE < SON.
GAUTE MERIN0 UNDERWEAR for sale by
Z. Il. SPENCE X SON.
CLOTHING, SHIRTS, snd aENTLEMtN'S
FURNI-HISd GOODS,
for sale low By E. i. SPENCE Il son,
nv 1900 Main street.
SECOND SUPPLY OF THE LATEST
SUMMER CLOTHING
for mems, boys, and youths wear, at very low
prices.
CAssIMEREs, CLoTHa and LINENS
In all co!ors.
Clothing made to order in style at short notice.
A fine stock Of Furnishing Goods. Trunks &c,
always on hand. JULIUS kRAkEh,
Merchant Tailor,
nv 7-3m 1877 Main street.
I OOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
A.
now offer full and complete stock or
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
for Mems, Youths. and Boys wear, at greatly
reduced prices.
Also, an entirely new stock or
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS
Of all the leading styles which l am prepared 10
sell retail ct wholesale prices.
rlcase call before purchasing at
NJ. w. ROSES
my 1-Sm No. 1913 Broad, corner Fourth street.
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FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.

Coffee ross'ct daily by the cylinder process, re-
tanning tie entire aroma Of the coffee, and placed
Immediately Ia alright canlsters. Hotels res
taurants, boarding. houses, and families will find
our c, Ties great saving OF time, labor, and mo-
ney.
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my Ill

xs- SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION ows AND
FOX THE BENEFIT OF The WlD -ATKs.
ORPHANS OF THE SOUTHEhN D
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Personal.

NJ OTlCE.-All persons are hereby eau
IN tioaed sga:nst htrborirg or trusting any OF
tue crew Of The Russian Finland bark 'kswe, as
DO debts Of y cir contracting will be paid by the
cap.aia or tie consignees.
y. G. TARDY Il co,
my !7-st Consignces.
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DHGNIX FOUNDRY,
No EIGHTH sTnEET, BETw EES
MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
RICHMOND, VA.

MIN hNU MANNHEIM
RICHMOND, VA.
WILLIAM b. COOK,
MANUFACTURER or
Iron Railing handsome patti. rns OF Baicnrlo
and Yerandahs Vault and cllar 10 rs, Cradles,
Window Guards, Awning frsmes, Corinih's
Columns and Csptols Ornamental ast Bracles
for ske,vipg. &c, 81! Eiyes Gas and Water III"
Hydrant heys aud Rods for water and gas NeaIF
lstors Tor brick agd wood cornice, Traps FOR D..
drants and culverts, Coal Shoots.
full line OF Plow Castings for p!ows In gsE
eral use throughout the country always on hana
All kinds Of Iron Work for b idings and Gas"
ings generally.
Thsnkful to the public for their liberal patross.
aga for The past fifteen years, mos. respectful y
solicit the continuance OF the same
All orders filied with dispatch and pr mptly 81
tended II in Tue best wogkman-uSe GaHne:.
my lin
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SOMETHING NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
AGAIN AT
"THEn Day GOODS STORE OF BROAD
STRRET-No 627.

DHESS GOODS just opened, and which We are Of
fering at prices to compete with any house in this
city. Fellow we append list Of portion Of the
man s different kinds Of Dress Goods we have in
sto re:
A large lot of JAPANESE CLOTHS Of the most
beautiful and delicate shades. Do not fail to
see them.
Very pretty cHENE PoPLINs, for walking
suits;
CHENE STRIPED and PLAID MCZAMBIQUEs
Mt aoc.-yery cheap;
STRIPED ALPACAS, all colors, at soc.-very
pretty;
PLAIN and CHECKED ALPACAs all colors,
OF a7c.;
WORsTED STRIPED BAREGEs, in bright CO.
lors. at 'sc;
Beautiful FIGURED and STRIPED ENGLISH
BARE9Es at IS per pattern, twelve yards
esch-a real bargain:
Best quality WHITE GRENADINES. with all
colors, silk figures;
Superior BLACK HERNANIEs-sils, figured,
and different colors;
COLoRED GRENADINES (changsablel, for eve
ming dresses;
BLACK IRON GRENADINEs, all widths and
prices;
GRENAD1NE ROBES, striped undersklrt with
figured oversklrt;
WHITE and BLACK hLrACAS at all prices
some very cheap.
We are also Offering an elegant SILK WARP
GRANITE POPLIN PLAIDs at a7c. worth
really &c.;
Another lot of those S20-POPLINs.
LAWNS, JACONETS, &C.
Neat and pretty LAWNS at 49,, warranted fast
colnrsi
Beautiful ORGANDIES In patterns and robes;
solid-colored LAWNS, CAMBRICs, and
PIQUEs;
LINEN LAWNS, very pretty patterns.
WHITE GOODS
OF every description, STYLE and price.
WHITE SWISS MUSLINs-somc as low as 1sc.
per yard;
FRENCH MUsLINs, "a wide;
TARLATASS, all shades;
LINENS particularly for family use.
MEMS WEAR.
We fall TO please none who try to select from
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
LLAMA LACE sHAWLS,
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS,
LLAMA LACE SHAWL5,
EMBROIDERIEs,
are still being offered at great bargains.
many other articles which we have such as
DOMESTICS;
Of which We have 4 very heavy stock but have
not the space to mention them.
ALL WE ASK Is CALL.
HIRsH q GUGGENHEIMER,
No. 627 Broad street. third door above Theatre.
SALEsMES:
W. c. KEAN, J. h. CIIENERY, W. h. GORDON.
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. mys
TAnCCT 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-17

PECIAL NOTICE..
DEVLIE's,
1907,
OPPOSITE POsT-OFFICE.
In addition to our
LARGE AND WELL-AssORTED STOCK
OF
SPRING CLOTHING
FINISHING GOODS,
now offer large job lot Of
LIGHT WEIGHT ALL-WOOL CASHMERE
COATS AND VESTS
AT PRICES LOWER THAN THE COST OF
THE MATERIAL IN THEM,
as follows:
Spring Overcoats at 30; regular price, sl3.
Single-breasted Sack Goats, $40; regular price,
sls.
single-breasted Sack Coats, 81; regular price. sl2
lar price,. go.
single-breasted Vests, 50; regular price, "a so.
Youths Vests, 32.So regular price, -.
HENRY T. MILLER,
ap73 JOHN y. DEELIN.