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ProsDectinp in virginia,

The number of northerncrs who have been
recently prospecting in Virginia is much
greater than al any time since 1860. The in
yestments made by them are not large, but
they have declared themselves generally as
much pleased with the advantages OF the
State, and the larger portion OF them say that
rs soon rs the political condition Of the State
IS settled they will come down and make in
yestments They cannot undertake to embark
in manufacturing enterprises and the pnr-
chase of land until they have some assurance
that the government will be placed in trust
worthy hands and the State is e>tored TO the
Union. Assuredly the strong declarations of
these visitors from the North are not merely
empty boas,ings. They come long distance,
make patient Investigations, and show 4 deep
interest in what they see. They would not 20
through all this merely 10 play Il little trick.
They come in good earnest, and but n few OF
them mean 10 play off deception in man.
ner which can secure no qualification TO them
and will make little impression upon the peo-
pie OF Virginia.
These visitors are in earnest, ana when Inc
condition of the State is such as to command
their confidence, it will be seen that they are.
The latest of these visitors are party Of
gentlemen, 1T lue lttu VI "uOll wi +,
HgIsTER CLYMER, of Pennsylvania, Demo
cratic candidate for Governor in 1865 They
departed yesterday morning for the Valley,
and will leisurcly pursue their way 10 the
Kanawha coal fields, making Il careful eSami-
nation as they 60 Their attention will be
especially directed to the Chesapeake and
Ohio route, whose eligibility and prospects
have direct bearing upon the question of the
plans they have in view. They will return to
Richmond after completing their journey
westward, and will here give such further
consideration to the objects Of their visit as
may be desirable.
This very intelligent and wealthy body OF
gentlemen, amongst whom are some manufac-
turers of iron Of extensive means and great
experience, have taken the true route to ascer-
tain the character of our mineral resources
and manufacturing advantages, and we can
not doubt that their explorations will result
very favorably TO Virginia.
BY Il grand effort and u triumph over the
barbarous demagoguism of carpet. baggery
we can soon dissipate the apprehensions OF
men such rs these we now allude to- and they
VIII come freely and make investments and
enter upon such enterprises as will greatly in
crease the wealth and population of the State
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rT VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.;
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
VIRGINIA. TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER CT MIN AND NINTH STREETS.
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FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.

Coffee roasted daily by the cylinder process, re-
tanning tic entire aroma OF the coffee and placed
Immediately IN alright canisters. Hotels, res
taurants, boarding houses, and families Will find
our CcTees great saving Of time. labor, and mo-
rey.
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n@ SECOND GRAND OPENING
OF
srRING AND SUMNER GOODS
If
JULIUS SYCLE's,

JULIUS sYCLE's
4I5 Broad stree. between Fourth and Fifth streets
We have Just received one OF the l. .RGEST and
BEST ASSIGNMENTS or SPRING and SUM
MER DRY GOODS ever offered In this city. and
ri prices to snit ore and ell;
CALICO at 10 and l7Ac.
LENOS at CSC. per yard, really worth soc.;
STRIPED GRENADINE at s7.;.;
STRIPED CHALLIE, Csc;
SATIN-STRIpED MOI Antique at 4oc.-reslly
great bargain;
sATIN-sTRlPaD CHINA POPLlE at s"c.
JAPANESE POPL1N, plain, plaid, and striped;
BLACK GRENADINE, BAREGES lamar
TANES, &C.;
FIGURED GREN kDINE;
LLAMA LACE POINTS at all prices
SILK SACQUEs;
SUMMER sHAWLS, a large variety;
WHITE GOODS OF every description;
CO GRENADINE2 BARHGN5, ard FRENCH
ORGANDfE9, for shawls
EMBROIDERED and LACE HANDKER-
CHIEFS, from 20 to T5c.;
LINEN BO5OMS, full sire, 2sc.
IRISH LINEN, PtLLOW-CAsE and SHEET
INC LINEN;
WAMSUTTA COTTON at 25c;
Splendid WHITE COTTON at I?sc.;
CASsIMERES, LINENS, and COTTONADES al
csc. and upwards for boys and mems wear;
loo dozen Ladies' WHITE HOSE at &c. apair;
HgMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEF Fs. six for 81;
rs dozen Misses Isle GLOVES, laced back,
at CSC.
Ladies' LINEN HANDKERCH1EFS at $l's per
dozen;
NOTIONS in endless variety;
PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS;
FANS:
Zeal FRENCH CORsETs, &c.
JULIUS SYCLE, ais Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth,
APPS next door TO keiningham's bookstore.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.as.zs SPECIAL NOTICES.
ngAL WAYS SO.
LEVY THEIRS
always take the lead in everything which tends
to bring goods down to fair and equitable
prices. They receive three times
week from their buyers 10
New York
NEW eooDa
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTION
PRICE OF DRESS GOODS.
Those beautiful MARL LEEOIS which sold so
rapidly at ssc have been reduced to soc in conse-
quence OF our having purchased very large lot
at auction lower than ever.
Those beautiful ABYsINIAN STRIPES re-
duced to soc,, worth 7sc. The7e goods are IN per-
feet order. We do not sell damaged goods.
ALL KINDS OF DRE5s GOODS VERY LOW.
STRIPED MOUSL AINES;
WHITE ALPACA, from the lowest grade to the
most superb quality;
s-lsWIss MUSLINS al so and 75c. worth 7ic. and
81.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN ENGLISH
COTTON HOSE.
Just opened, 500 dozen ENGLISH COTTON
HOSE at ssc. a pair worth more than double
that price.
MARSELLES TRIMMINGS.
We are opening beautiful lot of these popular
goods, in ali colors, at 2sc. piece;
WHITE MARsEILLES TRIMMING at CSC. a
piece worth 7sc.
COLORgD MAR5EILLEs TRIMMINGS at 25c.-
agreat bargain;
FEATHER-EDGE BRAID a. SC. per bunch,
worth double-just the thing for trimming
p!uues and calicoes.
PIQUEs, PIQUEs, pIQUEs,
PIQUEs, PlQUEs,
splendid line or these goods In oil qualities,
at prices that are bound to suit
We call especial attention to a lot OF
"a BLEACHED COTTON at leac. per yard
which cannot be surpassed, II equalled, for
49,. per yard.
A few more left tf those
sPLENDID LARGg-sIzE0 SUMNER BRIDAL
QUILTS al sl.s5 worth S!25.
ALSO,
LINEN DRILLS, LINEN COATINss,
SUMNER CASsIMERKS
BLACK ALPACAs,
COLLARS and CUFFS for ladies,
COLLARS and CUFFS FOR gentlemen,
WHITE LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS,
C2AVATS, TITS. GLOVES,
GACZE UNDER-vEsTs,
sHEEIl>G,, sHIR1ISGS,
LINEN DAMASKs,
FRINGES, GIMPS, DaE IS BUTTONS
CHEAP JEWELRY, &C., &c.
All Of which are being sold nj prices which must
suit.
Remember that we ask
THE LOWEST PRICE At ONCE,
and we have but
ONE PRICE.
LEVY BROTHERS,
Nos. l2Ia and 1!ls Main street.
myl2 Richmond, Va.
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MAREsED,

on tie 18th instant The rc'dence or he brides
+ ther by the Rev. ". T.. Davis, Capt In
HARIsS II. LESTER, u. r. a. to Miss Ei'-
ZlB0TH n. SHhCKFLFnPD, daughter Of The
don Judge Henry Shacke'ford. OF Culpercr, Nir-
mi
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NOTICE TO ALL BUSINESS MEN,

-
as am aC'ing agent for II II, RICHARDS &
CO., ! have 10 Introduce to MI business houses,
h tells manufacturers and the public general y,
NEW ADVERTISING MEDIUM exceeding In
practical Il ility and Der eft 10 the sdver iser any
thing heretofore offered TO the pabtc. II consists
If new and impr@Tcd FIJI EIRLE HAND
STAMP on PRINTING PRESS an article
which SC IS effective and durable IS 4 Is simple,
and AS practical as IL is durable; readily UNDER
stood and adjusted by any person of ordinary Ia
t. diligence u printing ci;hcr In INKS, COLORS,
GOLD OR SEVER BRONXE +, &C, upon paper.
cards, cl tn. leather, wood, tin, iron, steel
gtasa, stone, china or porcelain and upon square,
lat, round or oval SurfIces. With THIS stamp
any business man can readily P2IET HIS OWN
CARDS. ENVELOPES. LITTER AND BILL
HEALS, "a !, CIRCULARS, sc. The type
being a9x!tle 1, is exactly adapted TO the use o!
every business man. In due ccnside -a,!on, then
of the above, every person can sec the necessity
OF is Use N business circles, where L has been
acct pied ami enthusiastically approved. In cor
clusion most respectfully solicit 4 car. full ex
animation and trial Of this valuable invention,
ana hope Ill may appreciate the advantages i
chers is an advertising medium, and Il i3tercjt-
ed, address ne.
Orr stamp varies from A. to sl5, according 70
style and d, sign. JOHN WHITMAN,
my MI" Richmond, Va
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TO MY FRIENDS AND PATFONs.-I desire
to express my grateful Acknowledgements for the
very liberal patr onage extended TO me for the past
thee years and having associated myself with
Messrs. =. W. HIkLDS Co. as an tqaul part
ner. l solicit g continuance r tie ,me l will
give my personal alteution to the business, and
will eneavor to give enti satlsf ,ction both TO
quality and price. JOSEPH NJ. STEVAks.
MAY is, 1852. my s G.
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special telegram In the Washington Caro,,-
'c'f Of yesterday morning land, strange to gay.
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WILLIAM b. COOK,

WILLIAM Is. COOK,
aArUFACI URER OF
Iron Railing handsome patterns OF Balconies
aud yerandaks, Vault and ellar Do1rs. 6ratloRs,
Window Guards, Awning Krsmes, torlnthlsn
Columns and Cspitols ornamental asst Bras gets
for shelving, &C, all sizes d rs and water rs
Hydraat i eys and Rods for wafer ana gas emf
l.tor. for brick aud wood cornlce, Traps Tor ny :
dran,s and cglvects Coal Shoots.
A full line OF Plow astings for plows In gen
eraI use throughout the country always on manu-
All kinds OF Iron Work for b>Idngs ana CAST
ings generally.
Thankful 10 the public for their liberal patron
aga for The past nrtetn years, | most respectfully
solicit the continuance OF the same
4 II orders htled with G!spA.ch and promptly a.
tended IN IL the best workman Ike manner.
my lin
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Ras GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
PROVIDE CE, Il. /.
ST1RLlNa slLEEE WARE

FINE ELECTRU-tLSTEDWA
This c"moaay having the most extensive and
complete sIrerware factory Ia the would, and TN
pl"ying the best talent in designing, modelling,
anu finishing, are, with TIE aid OF Ingenious aud
laoor-saHlns machinery, enabled TO produce In
large quantities. ANA at tie lowest prizes, goods
beautiful In design and unsurpassed Ia lnis h. the
ineness OF which they guarantee to be of sterling
pG ity United ,tAteS lint assay. 4 certificate Is
Issued with all articles IN silver for the purpose OF
pr trctlng purchasers from limitations Of their de-
slgus.
They a!eo continue to manufacture their we'll
known and unrlvaiicd Nv kEL-SILVER ELHC-
1R0-PI, sTtDWh RE. which will lest twenty-five
years with fair everyday usage.
orders received from the trade only. but there
goota nay be obtained fro!n responsible dealers
Everywhere.
1rf7o1 msrr m Ttsqf TT
NXeEN0 for for
STERLING. plate.
ape
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sPECEAE NOTICES.

rS-- SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
FOR THE BEEErIT OF The WIDOWS AND
ORPHANS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES.
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TEAS, TEAS, TEAS.
TIES, TEAS, TEAS.

New-cron Teas received daily; selected with
great care by experts. Our Teas Cannot be sur
passed IN quality or plice, and guaranteed to give
satisfaction. Geld IN quantities 10 suit pur-
cha:e!s-fr5m En- ounce 10 a chest
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VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
tmy III
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'sV BOA-MAKERS.-I can supnlv Won
\ win good srlts.e OF GLUe at a motersfa
W" "iaca WIZ warrant 70 give satisfaction. i
az -'~ =, Il. WEIrLOCK.
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mACssGNEHY, &c.

MACHINE SHOP.
SLOAT & ADDINGTOF.
H.CHiSISTs.
Works and Office, 14l6 cary ,e., neat
Fourteenth, h!chnOnd Va.
All kinds Of NEW WOFk; RFPA1RIEG
steam en- giEcs and boi.c's IN ely and country;
T,jBaGl;n Work OF all kints made and Te-
paired, with all kinds Of steam fittings for same
Platform and other scaes Al j TED ard kF-
PalREu. hxciusiVc ~ ent5 Tor Ju1son's patent
STEa N-FSGISn GOk. RSDS, scldun's patent
STEAH-ENGIEEP At KING, Utica ete am Gauge
Cornrauy's STEAM a. uGES. Every one OF these
gauges are warranted for a year. We know them
10 he tive ts,t gauge now in use; t'ey are less tn
price than nny other make. fnti line OF me
above ar; iclc5 alwsys on hand ealso Keep boil
lands patent SEl.T-frr DING OIL UP for
shaft!:g and all kinds OF machinery which saves
ninety per cent. o! oil Ihl, IS he newest and
best thing now out. Come and sec II ana U.s.
GEOHaE Is. eLOAT,
mo A. J,Ch1DS ADDiE6ThE
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DIRECTORS:
General JOHN 4. DIX;
". WILKErs, or Wilkens i CO.;
GEORGE T. HOPE, President Continental Fire In
surance Company;
Hon. JAMES HARPER, OF Harper Brothers:
JOHN J. CRANE, President Bank OF Republic;
W. II. VzEAILYE, OF Vermilye & Co., bankers;
Hon. GEORGE OPDYHE. e1-Mayor OF New York;
AARON ARNOLD, or ArIold. Constable & Co,
ard Others.
HUTZLER & BEENHEIM.
General Agents fo- Virginia, North Carolins. and
Tennessee.
DR.. j. 6. GAsELL. Medical Examiner. jas
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sNsugANCE COMPARES,


EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE
IL CUMPzNT, OF VIRGINIA.
gaP.TAL PhID IT, ;sico0 os1s
BICHMoSD Va.
DAVID B. CLARK. Pres cent.
THOMAS n. WYhNF, Nice-PreslLent.
JOHN . WsNN, Secretary.
GENERAL JAMES Il. I.AN7S, &ctuary.
DIR DR. F. Is IS w WSIhlNS' Med!calA dyisers.
JUICE JOHN :. MERaDITH, Counsellor.
DIRE CIoRs: J. 3. Winston. Wm. j johnson.
VIM II. Powers. Albert crdway, L. Gib;on "a
Mccarthy. charles Y. NORRIS, Gt o-ge ". Gret-
ter 6. a. Peple, John Tyler. Moses Millhise:.
Thomas y. Baldwin, John u. trocd J. X Dowell.
William 6. FerSuson, George /. Herring K. j.,
Brown, or Brown, Jones & Co.; 4. Bcdeker, and
s. NJ. Eo:eub aum.
7 his company offers inducements supe'i, r 10
any others. ard res pcctfully soliCl's Inquiry from
all H. are in! crested I'll the business. For par
ticulars, inquire CT or address ~ mall,
JOH> =. WI -. >cietuy.
pOst-oiHce box A., Richmond. Va.
Agents wanted everywhere. my lift
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The first distribution Of awards will take place
at IL o'clock TUESDAY. May 18th.
Certificates now for sale.
j. Fl. MADDOX,
,pc17 General A gent Io3 Main street
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DEFY GOODS.
COMETHING NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
~
AGAIN AT
"rHzn DaY GOODS STORE OF BROAD
sTREET-No. 62T.

Another lot Of handsome and new STYLES Of
DgESs GOODS Just opened and which we are OF
er,ng at prices to compete with any house In this
city. Eclow we append list OF portion OF The
many different kinds Of Dress Goods we have In
store:
large lot of JAPANESE CT Otis Of the most
beautiful and delicate shades. Do not fail to
see them,
ysrv nre,ty CHENE POPLINs, for walking
suits =;
CIIEsE STRIPED and PLAID McZ ANTIQUES
ut asc.-very cheap;
STRIPED ALFACAS, all colors, at aoc.-very
pretty;
PLAIN and CHECKED ALPACAs all colors,
st s7c.; - -..
WORsTED STRIPED BAREGEs. in bright CO.
lors, at &c.,;
Beautiful FIGURED and STRIPED ENGLISH
BAREGES at S. per pattern, twelve yards
each-a real bargain;
Best quality WHITE GRENADINES, with all
colors, silk figures;
Superior BLACK AERNANIEs-silf, figured
and dinsrentScolors
COL oRED GRENADINES tchangeablel for eve
ming dresses;T
BLACK IRoNGRENAD1NEs. all widths and
prices; s--.-s-s,--.s=
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, striped underskirt with
figured oyefakirt;
WHITE aud-g4ACK AIPACAs at all prices
some erycheap.
We are also Offering an elegant BLK WARP
GRANITE PUPLIN PLAIDS at a7c- worth
really &C.;
another lot of those sao-PoPLlNs.
LAWNs, JACONETs, &C.
Nea. and pretty LAWNS at :5;., warranted fast
colors;
Beautiful ORGAEDIES In patterns and robes;
aolid-colored LAWNS, CAABRlCs, and
PiQUEs;
LINEN LAWNS, very pretty patterns.
WHITE GOODS
or every description, style, and price.
WHITE SWISS mUSLlNS-some as low as lEc
per yard;
FRENCH MUSLINS, s-l wide:
TiRLATAES all shades;
LINENS particularly for family use.
MEMS WEAR.
We fsu TO please none who try to select from
our
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
LLAMA LACE SHkWLa,
LLAMA LACE sHAWLS,
LLAMA LACE SHAWLA
EMBRUlDERIES,
are stu being offered at great bargains.
many other articles which we have such Gs
DOME5TIC3;
OF which We have very he.vy stock. but have
not tie space 20 mention them.
ALL We ASK IS A CALL.
HIgSH a GUGGENHEIMER,
10. s27 Broad street, third door above Theatre.
sALEsMEE:
", c. BEAN J. H. CHENEEY, ". II. GORDON.
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COESOLIDATIOE.-Th houses or STEVENS
MOORE and A. W. sUIELps 81 Co. I've been
onslidated Mr.. Moore havir z disposed Of his IN
tere The business will be conducted by sHIELDs,
bTKVgSS 4 60. In the Store Gently occupied by
st.vens Moore SEQ Broad Street
We VII keep large stock or best FAMILY
dSt CthlEs, end sell them ut lowest cash prices.
TIE services OF Mr. Gatewcoi, SO well ana favor
ably krown have been secu ed
j. ". tHiELD3& CO., and
j, NJ STEVENS.
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PRICE LIST OF COFFEE:
GREEN, 20, %, Is, 1s, 90, sSc.;
ROASTED, 25, 1a, 30, as, 4oc.
GRQUED, %, Is, 90, i5, aoc.
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ALL WE ASK IS CALL.
HIHSH a GUGGENHEIMER
10. sc7 Broad street, third door above Theatre.
SALHSMEE:
~, G. RsAN, J. H. CHENEEY, ". II. GORDON.
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. mys
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TURF OIL.-The great healing remedy
L for sores, burns, wounds bruises, cuts Of any
kind on man or beast. Warranted TO cure in every
case or no pay. One ounce equal to pound OF
any healing remedy known. II Is all you want IN
the house for such purposes and thousands Of
persons and certificates testify to It's remarkable
NH "a DOVE MCsELEY.
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This Is an ail-cash ami purely mutual COM
pdny and is conduc ed on Ike only pt!nrip,e
which time and cNpc iencc has proven to b: nlti-
are divided anaually among tn" insured lu The
st ,Gui:Hhie manner, wirh can re used 10 d.
crease the premiums or 10 purchase more insu-
rance. ri the OI!lna u!!hp n.ii"v~h' lder5.
application can ,r made Ia 81. Lewis Booker
Hr. john T. fioddn. or tie ,urC"s ls..Ci.
u. \. WAL&.E X -, gents,
80. i0.. MAIN street.
On. j. B. MCCAw MedlcLl sxamLn.r. my
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GENERAL HENRY A. WISE, President

GENERAL OFFICE, No. l,ss MAIN STREET.
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w. n. PECEHkM. President
w. T. HOOPER, Hecretzry;
L. McADAM, Actuary;
q. A. FUDICEAR, Superintendent
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Cash receipts for the year ending February |
$780, over Sl3, 600 900.
Cash assets. february, 1869 Invested In bonds
ant mortgages wo.lh In every case double iht
amount loanpdl. over $50, 100000.
,,um5cc Il policies IN force February, i, lses,
62,i66.
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DHSsQLUTpONs. &c.

NOTICE.-Having disposed of my inte-
~ rest 10 the concern Of STEVENS & MOORE
10 Messrs. a. w. shlelds i Co. return thanks TO
my friends and the customers Of the late d IN for
their liberal patronage, and solicit continuance
of the same TO them aad my late partner, who has
MAY Is 1899. r. l. MOORE.
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ALLAN & JOHTSON,
1906 Main street.
Agents for American Basket Compnnys Straw
berry Roxcs mh3
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WHITE GOODS
or every description, style and price.
WHITE SWISS MUSLlNS-some as low as lsc.
per yard;
FRENCH MUSLINS, "a wide;
TiRLATAES, all shades;
LINENS particularly for family use
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RGANIZcD IN 1912.

TTHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY or NEW YORK.
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E|O THE RESCUE!-"S SEMPER
. 1YH<kNIS.n
Tell thrOush the world the story
Ieie 1t the wondrous strain.
In trumpet-to es Of glory
breathe loud the glad refrain.
BE sure there IS no other
Fqusl TO The relief
That many fearful mother
Thus learns for ''baby's ~ grIeG-
sure, harmless. anu delightful.
EERMIFEX WILL NEVER FAIL.
h'ea Ia cases the most frjghtful
Rest assn I'd 1t will prevail.
MAX your invest menL mothers,
In this dead shot 'gainst the worms.
Friends neighbours, and all others
kse chtldren--ssie rs brothers.
Acl aim, how fair our terms.
This superb remedy for That ter, Toe scourge Of
children and pest OF adults Intestinal lcOrDs this
never failing Vermlrex. or '.utler destroyer Of
worms, IS the PR duct of the scientific investfgs-
nons OF renowned physician, aud IS com
pounded :, identi:aly in accordance wi his recipe.
LIS 1, equally tMcaclous in the treatment fer the
.i classes OF these psrasi.es-'hc t>enia or
s1pe worm The lumbrci, or ordinary intestinal
round worm and the ascarides or thre al worms.
ared aud sold By the sole m nufacturer and
W. -, relyI. W. w. rKtBHhTr.
my H-lw Ills Main street, Hichmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-18

Lawns, JACOHETs, &C.
Nea: and pretty LiWE5 al 25:., warranted last
colors;
Beautiful ORGANIZES In patterns and robes;
aolid-colored LAWNS, AABAlCS, and
PiQUES;
LINEN LAWNS, very pretty patterns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-18

Our Plaster-Miu being now completed. we are
prepared to fill orders for q Z K u . q N ID
PLASrRR. Our facilities for receiving ship
ping and grinding, are unrtysjied and we are dis.
pos 10 share them with cur customers and sell
on IS favorable terms as any mill In Tie state.
We intend 20 maintain tic reputation this mill
hsd under Ma or j. Ii. Claiborne Tor the purity
and excellence or the Plaster TUNED out ana re-
specially iryite the orders OF commission Iner-
chants and planters. .o
Il 10Y lH q a!lOEN.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-24
CUBAN NEWS.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-It is atated that Ryan
an Courier are organizing Cuban expedl-
Ito to sail from Canadian waters. The Cnbans
he have official news to the 18th instant.
The Spaniards had made two attacks on Que
sada. but we're repulsed in both instances, with
the loss OF over hundred and fifty men.
Quesada continues the siege of Puerto Prin-
cipe. portion Of Jorsan's command, posted
forty miles from st. Jago de Cuba, we're at
tucked by twelve hundred Spanlards, COM
manded by valmaseda IN person. After three
hours fighting the Spaniarls withdrew. but
being afterwards reinforced renewed the at
tack next day. They made three assaults,
losing heavily. Jordan commanded in the
second days fight. Cubans list sixty-two
killed and wounded, including two officers.
The Spanish loss was over three hundred.
They made good their retreat to st. Jago de
Cuba. The Cubans are in good spirits and
suffer but little ftom cholera and vomito.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-24

throughout Spain. Many arrests have been
madelsar and at valladolid. Barcelona and
Cordova, OF parties believed to be foment,ng
an insurrectlop; several generals and colones
a:e among the number. The authorities are
taking great p1ocaution to prevent an out
break. The decree CT ex-Mnster of Justice
Herrera has been withdrawn. The French
Government has ordered all Spanish conspira-
tors away from tho frontier. sharp fight
occurred yesterday at Cludad Real, about one
hundred miles from here. between the civic
authorities and band OF insurrectionists,
presumed to be in the interest Of Corolos.
Nine of the latter and several Of the former
were wounded. 1ne insurrectionists were
driven off, and the leaders all escaped "A deep
plot has been discovered here. having for it's
object the assassination Of serrano, Prim and
Rivera.