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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

end not a few earnest Republicans in
-,h,;c life responding over the prospect OF
80 nonsummstion of the fifteenth amend
.nsr. to the Constitution.-Doug. Wauach.
oroRc1A.--It is said in Republican cir
" ,Sat the Committee on Reconstruction,
o.. rnn against FIVE, will early this week re-
,, lack the bill reAssembling the origi-
POI psi Georgia Legislature, imposing the test
n no., Qualification, and declaring the expul-
Va, # the colored members void.
The encounter between Generals Farns-
rorth and Logan, Of Illinois, in tho House
rssterday was like an encounter between
~ nowerful rams. There was dismal
..asb of skulls, but no possibility of a
,arre expenditure of Cincinnati
Numerical Republican,.
NEGRO CLERK s.-M:ss Louise Slade,
daughter of the late H. NJ. Slade, steward
1.-THE White House under Mr.. johnson, was
a,nointed on the 22d of May, 1868, and
Miss Emma V. Brown was appointed to o
s;n,ilar position on the 18th Of July, 1865.
Roth of them still hold their positions, and
ore spoken OF as efficient clerks. Salary,
5000 Washington Star.
The unexpected removal of Governor
Wells, of Virginia, By General Stonemsn
has been the subject Of much comment to-
5sy. and various opinions arc expressed :;
hut, with the exception Of the most extreme
Radicals, no one seems to think that Stone
man has done any great wrong. The Wells
CLIQUE in Richmond has already sent tele-
Grams to the President asking the reversal
of S,oneman's order, and his friends here
say that if he is not reinstated he will be
defeated in the coming Canvass Washing
toll Observation-Disclosures Sun.
The CENsUs.-B Between forty and fifty
presidents, yice-presidents, secretaries, and
sc,uaries of various life insurance compa-
MES have represented in writing to Con-
rress that the information respecting popu-
lation and mortality to be collected in con-
ncction with the ninth decennial census Of
the United States-that of lS70-should be
as accurate and complete as possible. They
would urgently represent that, in their
opinion, the taking Of the census in one
day, facilitated by the prior distribution of
schedules to be carefully filled up by the
bouseholders and others, will prove not only
economical, but will conduce TO the desired
completeness and accuracy in the returns.
They also ask that the census be placed in
charge of man who appreciates the i'm
portance of accurate statistics.
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FOREIGN ITEMs.-The Mikado of Japan
was married at Kiato on the 9th instant.
General Polydero has been assigned the
command of the allied forces in Paraguay.
The Paraguayans at recent asscmblage
ut Asuncion adopted petition praying the
allies to form provisional government,
with that city as its capital.
The Havana journals publish dispatches
from al parts of the island. The news re-
ceived is favorable to the Government. Re-
ports of several skirmishes between the
troops and the insurgents have been re-
ceived. They report that heavy battle
had been fought between the troops under
General Puelo and the insurgents in the
eastern department is said to be untrue.
There was slight skirmish between the
Spanish troops and eight hundred insur-
gents.
Advices from Port. au-Prince to the 18th
instant report Salnave in precarious stu
alton. The navy has not received any pay
for three months. A petition is in circula-
ton praying for blockade Of the port of
Aux Cages. Gold is at premium of 270.
Business is very dull at the Sandwich
Islands. A drought prevails on the island
of Hawaii. The crater of Kalenea is again
in action. Two shocks of earthquake had
been felt at Hilo.
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REIIEF AssOCIATIONs.
nELTEF FOR THE SICK 1

n ryarv t,sdesn.n. mechanic. snd workf1gnAS
should fnsuIe in TIC sOUThEkN NCTnaL -.
NEyoLENT ASSOCIATION for ths, reliei o. -
sick. whichwxs started and chartered lass 101se
giiows already how al association Of these ygsESs.
pies uas needed but never attained unsA sszL1
present time 10 the southern StsteL :.
Every day new applications are fenS IN Gno. -
the last OF this month over one hundred poaicfes
will be Issued. ssE s.. sss -
forty dollars, according 10 the snnusf prentum %
pays. BY paying five dollars year % VIZ re-
ccive dre llsrs week By paying ten 6ollais
year, ten dollars a week, &c. It msEe1 no 0f-
terence whether the disease Is Derived ffuA a
accident or from anJ other CAUSE. -. AZ. :.
Every man ought TO patronfZe THIS instlsasLon ~
The more good can be done TO tho suffering nemr
ee-a. - e., .
u information can DO received at tbs oMce OF tho
'yI gents for al parts or the country are wanted.
NH 10. am E.s -
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By ATLANTIC CABLE-MoNTPENsIER TO
BE KING OF SPAIN.-Paris, March 81
The Gaulois says that Napoleon has de-
manded an explanation from the King of
Prussia in regard to the recent mobilizs-
ton of troops in the western Provinces.
Athens, March 27.-Photiades Bey, the
Turkish Envoy and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary, has arrived from Constantinople
and resumed amicable relations in behalf
Of his Government with the Grecian court.
Ne,o York, March 2S.-A London special
to the Herald by cable says advices re-
ceived from Madrid announce that it is al
most certain that Duke Montpensier will be
proclaimed King of Spain. 1t is further
stated that he will arrive in Madrid within
fortnight on the iron.clad Victoria, now
lying in the harbor at Lisbon.
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would have ceased to indulge in that
impious belief, once my favorite, that, had
Adam and Eve been Yankees, they would
not have waited for the Lord to ezpsl them
from the garden of Eden, but would have
emjgrated long before and gone to specu'
lating in wild lands.-Don Piatt.
Alvin Wilkinson, stock broker, of De-
troit, Mich, was robbed on Friday of S., 900
in bonds by confidence men, who had the
desk arranged 80 that when the bonds were
Put in the pigeon-kole they were immedi-
ately distracted. The swindlers have
reached Canada safely.
We have pride in New England, and in
duty bound should be ashamed Of the
South. Nevertheless, there was love Of
family and love Of home that more than
balanced the account, and gave, in fact, the
better civilization Of the two.-Don Ptatt.
d The belle of Staten Island whoever she
may be) is to be married April 18th to an
ex- Confederate General.
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THE NEW POSTAGE STAMP.-The print
ing of the new postage stamp is rapidly
progressing at the establishment OF the
National Bank Note Company in this city.
The printing is done under the supervision
of several officers of the Post-Office Depart
ment at Washington specially detailed for
that purpose, and no "proots" or "spoi!edi
sheets" are allowed to be taken or carried
away by anybody-not even by the en-
ployes of the Bank Note Company. a
large quantity of the new stamps have
already been furnished TO the New York
post-ofice, but only those for TWO cents
are as yet sold Ito the public, the old
stock of the other grades not having been
exhausted, and the new ones can DO sold
only when none of the old style remain on
hsnd.-Ne,o York Herald, March u.
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~ R. PRICE s. Co., No. ll0l MAIN
I . STREET. NEARLY OPPOSITE rosT.0FfIcE.
are now TT ceiying their SIZING STOCK OF choice
DRY GOODS, TO which attention Is called:
Elegant rlack Gro Grain ilks, rs
Elegsnt Bonnie Tsffeta sftk5,
French Poplins and nozambiques,
silk Poplins, Alpscas, Bareges,
Grenadines, Percales. Bril.iants, &c.
In AOUnsLSG GOODS: Bombazlnes. Tar
nice, SILK AID Wool Grenad.neI byzantine, &c.
Special attention paid 10 this department..
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS we keep large
stock, and shall sell as low as any house IN the
Uni ed sta.es. Linen sheeting, Cotton Sheets &,
Pillow Ltnen, Pillow Cotton, Real irish Linens,
Flaunels. shawls, Diapers. Danask Towellings
&C.. &c.-a full stock always on hand.
Having reputation for doing business Iegu-
lary and fairly do not herald to the public our
prices for particular goods or that we buy for
CASH ONLY, but leave 1t 10 the customer to say Ii
we are not as reasonable rs could be expected
NH 25-eod7W T., ~. PRICE 81 o. +
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nomestie Markets-[BY TEIEeRAPHl


New YoRK, March 29.-Noon.-Stocks dull
and unsettled. Money active 1T per cent. in
gold. Exchange, lOS&. Gold, 1917. 5.20's,
'62, llSb. North Carolina SIS, 81; new, 5754.
Virginia 6's, ex-coupons, 56h new, 6lA asked.
Tennessee 6's, ex-coupons, Sc; new, 64!G.
Flour 5ll0c better. Wheat firmer and
quiet. Corn shade higher. Mess pork dull !;
new, slS.75@sl9. Cotton dull at 2SAG29c:
| Turpentine firm at 5oH@5lc. Rosin unsettled
at So. 450H2. 500. Freight quiet. Steam lard
dull at lsA0l9c. :,
Evening" inactive; 5-2o's, go,
ll7M. Southern stocks heavy. North Caro-
lima SIS, 66 new, 67A. South Carolina Us,
M. Tennessee 6's, 66. The money pressure
| still continues at per cent. gold. Sterling,
| l0sIG. Gold, 1879. Stocks heavy:
Cotton steady sales OF l,3o0 bales at 70 q 9
29c. FIour-SuperfineS State, SIS $685. so; com
mon to fair extra southern, S6.75gS7.2o.
Wheat held higher but very quiet. Corn I'M
| changed Pork dull. Lard heavy: kettle,
| l90l9Ac Whiskey quiet. Rice dull. Tur-
pen tine, 5oh96lc. Resins, 81. 4e@SS. treights
| dull
BALTIMORE, March 2s.-Markets to-day re-
| main unchanged
ST.. LOUIS, March 29.-Whiskey nominal al
soc. Mess pork, $3l. 5o@sS2.
C1sc1ssArI, March 29.-Mess pork held
firmly at $S2. Whiskey, Ole. Lard, lSas@
lSAc. Bacon-Nothing doing; Sugar. cured
| hams, lsH@l9c.
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SAD END OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH
Observation-Disclosures, says the Edgeheld
Advertiser, has completely killed the UNI
versity of South Carolina. Tho University
bill, which has lately become law, pro-
vides that there shall be no distinction IN
this institution on account Of color. And
among the trustees lately elected are two
negroes-Cardona and Bogeman. Of course
this puts the finishing stroke to the whole
concern ); for certainly the young men OF
South Carolina will not BIT in classes With
negroes. This is wise and polite legisla-
ton with a vengeance
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MACHINERY, &C.
MACHINE SHOP.
sLOAT 6 ADDINGTON,

sLOAT 6 ADDINGTON,
lG6 CARY STREET, NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET,
whore we do all kinds of work In the line OF a
work made ard repaired, from the largest size
stcam-englne and boiler down to the malleSt sew
Ing machine needle.
We go and send workmen In the country TO do
all kinds of work at reasonable rates. Cur spe-
cialIy is everything and anything In the way OF
machinists' work. We are the exclusive agents
for the following Judson's Patent Governor
Utica Steam Gauge Comphny's steam Gauges the
best steam sauge now In use; seldeu's Patent
Steam Engine Packing Horton IS Lathe bucks
6arIner's Patent Barn-doo Lock and Hasp, com.
bined and many other useful articles enurely too
numerous to mention. And as natives and sdupted
natives OF the sacred Virginia soil We ask Il fair
portion Of patronage L.g-.-ss.
NH 2o-8m GEORGE B. sLUAT.t =
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COMMERCIAL.
and Flour Market.


Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, March 20, 1869.
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-White, bushels. Red, bushels.
Corn.-White, $50 bushels. Mixed, 6B2 BUSH
els.
O1ts.-1, $50 bushels.
Rye.-l3S bushels.
Gay PtdS.-l0 bushels.
White B,dns.-3O bushels.
C0lored BeanS.-20 bushels.
NedL.-2O bushels.
FdrSeed.-S bushels.
sALBs.
Corn.-White, is bushels at 79c. Mixed, so
bushels very good at 79c., 800 bushels on pri-
vate terms.
Oats.-72 bushels very good at &c; 81 bushels
common at &c.
Rye-l6 bushels coed ut 1885, "a bushels
very good At Sl.S6; II bushels damaged ut
81 % !; l6 bushels prime 1T $l.3Tb.
FtlrSeed.-S bushels very good ut S2.35.
REMARKS Corn dull and tending downward.
oats dull. Rye-A little more doing, without
change in quotations.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-House.-The
regular Mondays call by States was made.
Under the regular call to-day bills we're
introduced incorporating the National Land
Company to provide homesteads for immi-
grants and freedmen in the southern States;
selling the Government property at Ply
mouth, N. c.; Furnishing unconstitutional
office holders; FORGETTING certain lAnda
granted to Louisiana for railroad purposes
suspendipg the oyster tonnage tax OF Vir-
ginia, and appropriating 100000 to the
Charleston Sisters Of Mercy for services
rendered to Union prisoners.
4 resolution exempting self, tea, coffee
sugar, and tobacco, and taxing bonds, was
tabled-104 to 40.
"A substitute to the Senate bill reorgan'
izing the Supreme Court was passed.
Adjourned.
Se1sate.-The tenure of-ofice bill was
taken up.
Mr.. Trumbull moved non-concurrence
with the House resolution, and asked for
committee Of conference.
Mr.. Grimes moved to recede from the
Eenate's amendments equivalent to repeal
ing the law.
M. Davis, of Kentucky, moved to repea.
the law entirely, and spoke in advocacy Of
his movement.
a bill was passed continuing enlisted
mems present pay until 1870; also bill
dropping from the rolls officers absent with
out leave.
Mr.. Sawyer introduced bill providing
for Office holders who participated IN ths
rebellion but are not excluded by thu
fourteenth amendment. :.
Several bills removing political disabili
ties were introduced.
The tenure.of Office bill was resumed, ane
the amendments being insisted on, resolu
tion asking conference was adopted
to 20. + 49, -.-. d
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associated PRESS TBLEGRAMS.
VARIOUS ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-There was no
meeting of the Reconstruction Committee
to-day.
st. Martin and Sypher, the Louisiana
contestants, address the Election Committee
tomorrow.
In the Senate executive session to-day
there was nothing received from the Presi-
dent save the nominations Of George Earle.
first assistant postmaster-general; W. K.
Clentman, collector of revenue of the second
South Carolina district Francis Widmed,
collector of the second Alabama district ;
and George P. Rex, assessor of the second
Alabama district.
There has been an inceseant rain here
for tWenty-four hours.
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INAUGURATION AND REMOVAL,

Our old citizen HENRY GUNsT ha;A
removed to his NEW PALACE, l4ls Main street
below Fourteenth where he has inaugurated . sys'
tenn Of Low PRICES to suit the hard times--for
instance
Ladies', CONGRESS CATERS from 81 to q,
Misses CONGRESS CATERS from 81 to &2sa.
Chldren's SHOES from Soc. to o..
In fact, he is determined to undersell any essa-
blishment in the city. and to keep stock OF
BOOTS, SHOES HATS, and TRUNKS which
will compare with any stock t, be found.
Having employe obiiging statesmen, the ladies
found in any store HENRY GUNST,
l4l3 Main street few doors below -Four teenih,
between Levi Hexter's and Philip straus's
dry goods establishments. mhT-5w
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WHITE GOODS.

WHITE GOODS.
Beautiful SILK MUSLIN at 1s 20, rs, and aoc.
IgIsH LINENS at 80, 50, IS, rs, SEC. and 81;
PILLOW-CASE LINEN very chap;
DIAPER at 81. 81 50. and 81 per piece-grest bar
gains;
BIaD'S-EYE DIAPER at SOC. worth 75c.
TOWELS, u5, 20, IS IS, and soc.;
PROUES at 8 J, 80. 50, 90, 15c., and 81.
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EMBROlDERIES.

rg7o MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.
Again take pleasure in giving You notice of the
arrival OF quite new and valuable
collection Of
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS AT
No. COS BROAD, BETWEEN sExTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS,
Such as handsome CALICOEs,
COTTONS and LINENS,
CoLoRED and BLACK sATINs, beautiful
shades, sold square or bias;
SPRING CAssIMEREs, &c.
EDGINGs, 1ESERTIN6S
FRILLINGs, RUFFLINGa &C.;
GLOVES, HOSIERY, &C.
Iclaim. and do so with the endorsement of those
who have patron!zed me thus far, that Richmond
In general and Broad street In particular. cannot
produce an establishment more able and more
willing to do Its customers justice in
QUALITY OF GOODS,
VARIETY OF SELECTION,
MODERATION PRICES,
FAIRNESS OF DEALING;
and my aim is TO make my new store tsoa Broad
stree worthy OF the reputation enjoyed for several
years by my former place Of business-ss being
frst-class Dry Goods store-surpassed by none
equalled by few only.
JULIUS MEYER, COS Broad street,
mns two doors below Sixth.
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PRODUCE REFORM ARRANGEMENTS EFT
falo, March 27.-The Board cf Trade, after
an animated discussion this morning. en-
dorsed the resolutions adonted March Esd
by the New York City Produce Exchange
favoriDg the enlarging and improvement Of
canals in this State, and q general reform
in the management of the same. There
wss only one dissenting vote.
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The Seized Cuban Steamer-The
Revolution.

HAVANA, March 29.-The remainder of
the crew and passengers of the steamer
Commanditsrio have arrived OF Cardenas.
They denounce the purser and engineer of
the steamer as the leaders in the seizure.
Two persons were killed in the streets
yesterday, and six arrested for seditious
cries.
The United States Consular agent at Gil
bars was brought here to-day in irons.
Sugar unchanged.
Boston, MASS, March 29.-The United
States war steamer Galena has been ordered
to Cuban waters.
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HrRsH q eUGaENaE1aER

are still receiving q fine stock Of
SPRINS DRESS GOODS -
CALICOES,
BLEACHED aud BROWN N.UsLINs.
LINENS,
TABLE bAMAsK,
NAPKINS,
DIAPER, &c. &c. -..s-. $780,.
all Of which have been purchased for cash.
If economy be wealth. why not practice 1t? Buy
for cash and sell for cash, As bIRsH GUGaEN-
HsIMER do, and then you can always tell what
you are doing. The nimble sixpence plan is by far
the best and most certain.
Below we append price list OF the many bar
gains we are Offering.
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
EDUCATIONAL

I'VE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
FRINGE 6EORGE'S COUNTY, ND.
ON THE RAILROAD BETWGEH
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE y-
NINE MILES FROM WASHINGTON CITY,
Sessions open SEPTEMBER G3H
Vacations from July LIT to September 18th.
Entire charge for I'VE months, tl7s. 30 extras
Uniform required. a
For circulars or information apply to
FRANKLIN BUCHANAN, President
or TO Major r. A. G.. HANDY, Registrar.
Postofice at the college. 1aNSm
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Foreign Markets-lBY TghEeEAPHl.
LIVERPOOL, March 29.-Ersning.
Nothing doing. Common ros!n, IS. 3D..
HAvRE, March 2a.-Cotton, l4ef. on the spo,
and afloat.
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Rev. George jacobs, late Of Richmond,
Va, has been installed to the ministry OF
the Franklin-street synagogue, in Philadel-
phia.
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DIZZY GOODS.

NIEW GOODS.-Just received per steamer
In Niagara, from New York. another fresh sup
DIV OF auction bargains, embracing large and
ticss Including the New York Mills, and other
brands scarcely inferior: also the finest shesting
Cotton IN the city; also. the finest H,sh Linen; ;
case of Coatss spool cotton at DC. per dozen tbs
best Note Paper ut l9l; per 1uire EnyeioPes as
Ernpwn and Bieached Woven Hose. Linen Hand
kerchiefs Bosoms, Alpine Hats. and LADIES' she es
from toe, to ss worth double the money; Prints
and Dress Goods for spring wear cheaper Than the
eheanest. Tmh 3e1 DUCkWALL ROUsS. =
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vg>URF OIL.-The great healing remedy
for cores bnrns. wounds bruises, cuts OF am
Kind on man or beast. Warranted 70 cure In every
case or no pay. One ounce equal TO 9 pound OF
any healing remedy known. II 10 81 you want In
the house for such purposes; and thousands OF
persons and certificates testify to its remarkable
virtues ,tS !, For sale by MOVE \ mosELEY.
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DR. ESS G GODS.

DRESS GOODS.
Handsome SILK CHAIN PoPLINS at S5c. and
81 worth sl.7s and $L5o;
SILK Gil ALLIES, all colors
Elegant BLACK GRO GRAIN silks;
MOHAIR ALPACAs, all shades, at s7c.Iworth
5Oc.
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EMBROIDERIES.

CAMBRIA EDGE ut co. IS, s7i, 60, and rs, never
worth less than 80 and 0oc.;
INSERTING, the Sandstone as low as shilling
per yard;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, hemstltched, at
asc.
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WHITE GOODS.

Beautiful SWISS MuSLINS at Is, 40, rs. 81, and
5oc.-yery cheap;
FRENCH ORGANIZES, GRENADINES, &C.
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CARRIAGES, DRAYs, &c.

CPECIAL NOTICE. am now prepared
~ to make to order all kinds OF WA6ONst
CARTS, and DRAYS. or the very best materiAL
and workmanship. Those in want OF such articles
would consult thcir own interest by calling ana
eI amining my stock before purchasing elsewhare.
&c. p. ODELL,
NH 10 Third and Marshall streets.
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Flood at the North.
ALBANY, N. Y, March 29.-The river is
rising rapidly and food is app!rehendea'
The lower part Of Troy is inundated
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PRICE LIST

DRESS GOODS.
Handsome SILK CHAIN POPLINS at ssc. ant
81, worth 81 IS and $3.50;
MOHAIR hLPACAS, all shades, SIC. worth soc;
Elegant BLACK SILKS ass. $3.50, s. and IS;
SILK CHALLIEs, all colors.
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oranges, ORANGES.
ROOTs. SHOES. &C

GPRING STOCK. $50 2 ~
BooTs SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.
am now receiving my spring stock Of -
BOOTS. SHOES, &C, to which invite asSen-
tinn. I have Just opened beautiful line o. -.
dies. Misses and Chiidren's Shoes and CATER!
Of all the different styles. amongst them severai
styles OF Colored CATERS for misses ana chliaren
have also just opened q fine supply OF ooos'
and Shoes for gentlemen--lateet styles.
respectfully solicit 8 call from all.
JOHN q. PAGE, in,
1908 Main street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
NH 10y
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MEADE & BAKERS PURE COD
lN LIVER OIL. guaranteed to be made from
fresh and healthy nvers and imported direct by
our selves. second supply Of this very superior
oil Just landed from the brig John Givan, and for
sale by the bottle or gallon.
Importing Pharmacists, ~
mhso 49, - Gle Main street.
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LINENS.

DIAPER at ~ $2.25, 81. 80. and 81 per piece;
BIRD,S-EYE DIAPER at SOC. worth 76c.;
TO WELLS at all prices;
IRISH LINENS-the cheapest In the city;
PLLOW-CASE LINENS--all considered great
bargains.
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DlsEss-mAKING.

DICHMoND GYsINASIUM.--Ths EVE
IN, MING CLASS for young men and boys van
be discontinued AFTER the LIST or april nea@ ~
Nho mold tckets can attend the might rchool ~ the
usual houTs on TUESDAYS THCRsDAfh ana
sATIrhDAYS. until their time expires.
u. D. CDNNTh6HAA. Prestoenr.
FRANK ID. HILL, Secretary and Treasurer.
!. MR. sJ-6k
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-30
CONFECTTONERIEs.

TUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER
81 NIAGARA, Is barrels Of Baldwin Apples y
boxes Messina and Maple, Oranges, 10 boxes Mes.
stna & emons We have also In store very select
stock OF canned Goods-such as Peaches, Toms
toes, Green Peas, Plncapples, Plain and spiced
Oysters, Gar dlnes, etc lso whole, hail. ana quar-
Prunes. Currants, Almonds, and Nuts OF 81 oe-
scriptions sultaua Kaisins, Preserves, Tnm,.
rinds. etc. Our own Manufactured ana EJSncIl
Candles comprise every article In that line. and
are too numerous to mention. Common and Ssn.
cy Cakes made fresh every day. Ice-Cream made
to order.