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PARTNERSHIP notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED have assootstc3
J. themselvos in the Grocery trade, at he old
stand Of A. X. Phileo, 10 Lingle's bleek, Illinois
street, near Court Square, whore they VIII keeP
3 good assortment Of the
Best Family Grc ceries
IN the market, at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Goods delivered free Of charge 70 any part Of
the city. rro.,r...
The subscibeF, than kful for past patronage 10
himself, desires a continuance Of the ssme u
the new Arm, and also desires 10 close slI hs old
seeounts to date.
a. L. PHILLEo
Book Island, March 8. dts,
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Trains leave Rock Island at $40 a. M, $3.50 =.
m, Freight and Accom- mOdation s:2O a. IN.
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Arrive at Rock island, IG:55 p. M, 6:S5 a. H.,
Freight and accom- N mOdation 5:55 p. III.
Making close connection with yassen ger trains
at the following points:
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Prom and after February 18th, 1869, Trains
vii leave in connection with all Western ines, ~
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ATRACINE JUNCTION, froro and to Nj
WRukoe and Chicago.
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A Serious Charge.

In his discussions Mr.. WALKER. so 1ar IL
we have heard, has made no personal "l'o-
s;on IN Governor WELLS. But the Governor
does not hesitate to refer to Mr.. W ALhhH
career before he came to Virginia. ASSuiii-
inp that the party opposed to him Is inc
Democratic party. nc attempts to prove II
bv alleging upon authority which ne says Is
,,rouostionahlc that Mr.. WALKER Is Il De-
mocrat. and was president Of the Chicago
Democratic Club; and furthermore, hlh'>
that he was involved in conspiracy L"
,ibcrate the Confederate prisoners. 1t Is true
That Mr.. WALKER was president OF the De-
mocrotic Club in 1860, and of course must
have been popular and highly respected
amongst his fcllow-ctiZenS.
But what of this? Does 1t lnure MI.
WALLER?
At the same time that he was president
of the Club in Chicago General RAwLlNS
was president of the Democratic Club III
Galcna, Illinois, of which General GRANT
WAS n member! General GRANT was soll-
licitcd by General RAwLINs to organize the
Escort sort of QlaSi-military body OF
partisans which was gotten up to offset the
Widc-Awakcs" Of the Black Rcpubli-
cans. General GRANT declined to undertake"
it, but named man that would SUIT,
and that man did the work handsomely.
As nobody ever suspected the Governor
of consistency, it is not wonderful that lie
should boot-lick General GRANT, who was Il
Democrat, and make war upon WALKER Tor
having belonged to that party when General
GRANT did.
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FREDERICKSBURG Va, Nav IS, 1869.


| send to-day 4 full report Of the part OF
Bishop JohnS'S report bearing upon the
subject of rtuaisn. The matter was brought
up in another form, rs stated in my dis
patches of yesterday, by Rev. DIR. Pcterkin,
of Richmond, and gave rise to some debate,
participated in by that gentleman, Rev. Mr..
Wall, Rev. Mr.. Winglcld, and TaZewell
Taylor. TWAS finally referred to the special
committee.
The Bishops report says:
''Beforc closing this address, beg leave
to call your attention to Il subject which ]
have been requested TO propose for your
grave consideration. You will anticipate
me as referring to the excessive ritualistic
innovations which have annoyed the sober
minded and conservative portion of the
Church III England and our own country,
and which, unless speedily arrested and cor
rcctcd, will certainly lead to consequences
which we must all deyoutly deprecatc.
81 should, indeed, feel self-condemncd if
this were the first of my addresses to Coun-
Gil in which that plausible and progressive
evil is formally noticed. But you will find
on the journals of the last three years evil
dence Of my concern in reference to the
character and tendency Of unauthorized
changes in the public services of the Church
which have now, in certain quarters, reach
ed an extent and avowedly indicate pur-
pose which make it impossible to be silent
without untlithfulnesS, and demand dis
tinct and decided protest, if we would not
become partakcrS of other mems sins.
4" 1T is not rltuahsm as such that otfends and
alarms. This is inSeparable from public
worship. All are ritualists. The question
with lis is one Of degree, and our complaint
is, not only that it Is being pressed to Il de-
gree incompatible with the simplicity and
spirituality Of the religion Of the Gospel,
but that by some at least engaged in this
movement this eXtrayaSant and COM
plicated eXternalism Is designed SYM
b0lically to favor and facilitate the re-
introduction of great error in doctrine
and worship repudiated by the distinguished
divineS of. the English reformation and con-
demned by our standards, and which tend
to unprotcStantiZe the Church and assimi-
late it to the corrupt Church of Rome. II
1t were mere question of esthetics, though,
we would still eschew the pageantries and
.puerillties by which some from whom bet
ter things were to have been expected are
carried away captive; yet we would less
care TO demonstrate and resist. But when
the tendency of the innovations is to sub
vert scrlptnral truth and peryert scriptural
worship, our solemn oaths Of ordination
allows no Indifference or compromise. but
binls Us expressly to be ready with ali
faithful diligence to Danish and drive away
rom the Church all erroneous and strange
doctrines contrary to Gods Word But
II, as we have stated, the agitating Dues
ZION Is simply one of degree, how is the
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The Contrast.

n WALKER is elected, he will be elected
h, the intelligence, the sagacity, the expo
ricucc, the wisdom, and patriotism OF the
state. Thus we should have guarantee
that the government would be administered
far the general welfare and the maintenance
oC the order and dignity of the State. ms
,youId foster industry and enterprise at
home, and SO thoroughly inspire confidence
tb,, immigration would be attracted ana
,o,,;,,I invited for investment III the rich
lands. water power, and mines OF the state.
Peace and prosperity would follow, and the
state be saved from that degradation ana
prostration with which the process OF moor
noration Of barbarous clement into the
constituent body most seriously threatens 1t.
On Che other hand
Should WELLS be elected he VIII owe MS
elevation to the triumph OF barbarous
,,em,popuism. and would necessarily be
subjected to its dictation. 1t would be in
fused into every artery Of the Admlnistra-
tion. and flow through every stream Of
disbursement from the Treasury. 1t woulo
sweep with its remorseles, current into
every literary institution in the State, ana
utterly ruin them. Confidence and Hope
would become refugees, and instead OF the
new. rude, AMI incompetent constituent
clement having been elevated to the pat
form of civilization, the public councils ana
the State would be degraded TO the 10"
basis of the new clcment-a fate ruihoHS
alike to the educated and llncutivatcd, 10
the refined and the barbarous. n Peiloo oi
unexampled depression, aggravated ny 'ne
wors, fears. would ensuc, throwing Dack
the State for many years in all that pro-
NOTES the growth and dignity of nations.
Choose We between these men.
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MT" BENSON'S SALALEM BROTH
This truly valuable preparation Il certain ana
speedy cure for letter, Eingworm. Itch Salt
Rhcum, BARRIERS Itch, Poison Oak, Blotches.
Pimplcs. and all other Eruptions Of the skin. III
has been used with complete success In hundreds OF
eases. many Of them of long standing aud OF II ma
lignant character. Certificates from some of our
best citizens attest its deserved merit. and needs
only To he tried to insure relief 1t Is tor external
use, and completely removes all crupiionS OF the
skim leaving it delightfully."- soft and pleasant.
Price, 81. For sale by all druggists,
PURCELL. LADD CO., Agents,
mvl7 Richmond. Va.
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MARRIED..

In Nanscmond county, on the evening OF the 18th.
hv Rev. ". i. WcIloHS. Mr.. WILLIS J. LEE and
Miss MARY J. JONES. daughter OF William ii.
Jones Esq.
In NanScmond county. on the evening of The 2hill
instant. by Rev. W. Il. Wcllons, Mr.. JOHN ".
BEhTOW, OF Portsmouth. and Miss ANNA
MARY, second daughter of Major L. IL. Lee.
On Thursday morning eth instant. ut the resi-
dcncc of The brides father. In Fauquicr county,
Va. by the Rev. J.. II. Crcmshlw. Captain STE
PHEN ID. BOYD and Miss ANNIE r.. WOOD
WARD, daughter of Luke Woodward, ESQ.
On the 25th instant in Portsmouth. mt Dinwiddic-
Street Methodist Episcopal church. by the Rev. "
H. Christian. Captain RICHARD l.. HERBERT
To Miss MARY T.. BROWN.
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ID ELlEF FOR TIE SICK

III
How often docs It happen that whole family
is brought to the point of misery through sickness
Of their providcr.-thc husband aud the fathcr-hc
being unable In such state tn labor for the means
Of support, and they, being too proud To ask for
assistance In time. are cNhausting all their little
means for medicines and doctors fees, and AT
last there Is nothing remaining but utter despond-
All this can he avoided by paying in good times
Il small amount to the fund of the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief of the sick.
Every sick member receives, by paying S".5o
half annually x every week when sick: or hy
paying Is, $40 every week, no matter whether the
disease is derived from accident or any other
cause.
The premiums are put so low IA 10 cnahl" even
the poorest man to join this benevolent association,
and secure to his family enough to keep them from
want.
Information can he received Mt the Office of the
company, sl6 Broad street.
Agents for all parts of the country are wanted.
DIRECTORS: William Wildt, President: A.
Bodckcr. Treasurer John III. Pcin, Secretary.
TRUSTEES John Purcell James Miller, cashier
Of the Union savings Bank: :. VI. RoScnbaum.
ans
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
mr. THE OLD SOUTHERN
DRY GOODS TORE.
ESTABLISHED 1919.


LEVI bhoih'"' I'M -" i$N I'M
GOODS sIohE Is inc oi'es' eS''o'i'neh h'a'e
In this city inc o"sihess Oh 'nis oio established
house undcr its present management mas increased
to such magnitude as 10 neccssitnte the oceu-
pancy OF the largest business mousse IN the CITY ana
the employment OF large nnnncr OF saiesfnen
twenty-five statesmen are now employed; 30 Gus
toners have to walt but short time before being
waited upon. The assortment OF goods usually
kept on hand is such as to render 1t unnecessary
for customers to leave their store without being
suited. They now offer tn the public at low prices
n large variety of DRESS GOODs-such a.
GRENADINES,
HERNAEIES,
| BAREGES,
TISSUES.
ABYSSINIA STRIPES,
! PLAIN STRIPED and FIGURED AL
PACAS;
BLACK SILKS,
LAWNS,
CAMBRICS,
JACONETS,
PIOUES,
MOZAMBIQUES,
LESOS
SEASIDE LUSTRES and STRlPEa.
JAPANESE CLOTHS,
| and all other styles OF dress goods.
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS at 12.c.;
| CALICOES at 81, 10, I2, and l5c.:
DELAINES at Is and 2oc.;
LINEN CRASH Mt loc' per yar"'
WHITE FLANNEL. warranted Atwood, Mt CSC.
| worth 30c., ut 3oc. worth i0c.;
| HEAVY LINEN DRILL and DUCK at Csc. per
ward:
KENTUCKY JEANS at 20 and CSC;
| ALL-WOOL CASslMERES at 7Sc. per yard
worth 81;
A large stock OF Ho'pS foh MrN' AND
BOYS WEAR ut very low prices:
/ Handsome CALICO ROBES at Sl.'" ana 81"
worth $3.50:
DIMITY BANDS Mt loc. worth 2'c.'
CAMBRIA BANDS ut IS, So &C. ana 81 *l'2''
S.5O and ~, worth double the money
INFANTS FROCK WAISTS ut 5oc., &c. and 81,
or.h -, :, - ,pdao.
! ,a ,.s.e.,... . - :, o,, g.,
iNfNNi" Dh-"''" ' ''
BAREGE, for wells NJ 3oc. Per yard "oftn ''''
at soc. worth 7Jc.
NARsEILLEs TRIMMINGS ut 25c. apiece some
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF TuE JAMES RIVER AHD}
kASAwIIh COMPANY.
RICHMOND May - lSs9.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
i at this Office on the FIFTEENTH or JUNE
for rebuilding the wall OF the Richmond Dock.
For particulars in regard to the character and
quantity Of the work apply at this office to Mr..
FRANCIS MAHONEY, Assistant Superintendent.
r.. LORRAINE.
my est Engineer and Superintendent
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The Louisville Courier is quoted rs au-
thoritv for the statement that it will cost
nine millions of dollars per annum to carr!
into effect in Virginia the constitutional
plan of county organization. This Is sheer
nonsense. The Courier merely repeated a
story first started in Virginia. 1t has no
knowledge upon the subject, and its opn-
ion, therefore. would not be worth Il button
if it had given one. Why all this misrcpre-
sentation? Where are the figures: The
county school tax cannot exceed fifty cents
on the hundred dollars worth of property.
and may be only ten cents.
The seventh article has been twice pub
lished in this paper recently. The people
have had chance to judge for themselvc,
of its defects. The new system need not
cost the counties one dollar more than the
present system costs them. Such is our I'M
derstanding Of it. Surely some OF the intel
ligcnt gentlemen who circulate these storit'
might publish the article and show us how
it necessitates such unheard-of eXpcndi-
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50 PER DAY. 50 PER DAY.
tSPoTsWooD HOTEL, c,,uoxn v.


4 OAGULINE.--Just received another
" supply Of this valuable article II meets
china glass ivory, leather, etc. can he made as
good as new. Being trans parent, the joint In the
fractured article Is scarcely discerniblc Ii rcsihs
equally heat and cold, fire and water and SO great
Is It's tcnac!ty that 1t has been known TO resist
weight Of over 200 pounds. The Journal Of Ap-
piled Chemistry speaks of 1t rs great invention
Killing gap In the appliances OF science For sale
by j. BLAIR, Pharmaceutist
my2t ss5 Broad street,
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES,

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES,
LIQUORS. &C.,
consisting In part Of
8 casks OTARD, DUPTY Il CO.'S FINE
BRANDY. vintage 1862;
l cask OLD HENNESSY BRANDY, vintage
Is demijoh;ns EXTRA FINE DARK BRANDY.
for medicinal purposes
casks VERY SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE.
casks VERY SUPERIOR PORT WINE, d.
rect importation:
10 casks ''MEDIUM GRADE" WINE.
50 baskets CHAMPAGNE. superior brands;
50 eases CLARET WINE.
barrels tW. A. OLD RYE WHISKEY, five
years old:
10 barrels KENTUCKY BOURBON wIusKEY,
10 barrels WILSON'S PENIS WANNA
WHISkEY. two years old:
Is barrels LACKEY'S MOUNTAIN WIIISKEY,
90 barrels HANGERS WHISkET,
30 barrels MARTIN WIIlSkET.
Is barrels WHITES RockBkIDGE WIS
10 barrels ENGELMAN'S VALLEY CHOICE
$50 barrels i tt3oNMfMoN TO MEDIUM wuIsKEY.
10 barrels HOLLAND GIN.
Is barrels NEW ENGLAND RUM,
barrels OLD JAMAICA RUM.
Also. large lot OF MIXED BRASnIES.
WINES. CORDIALS, TONIC and BAR BIT
TIERS. &c. &c, i'll store and for sale on accom-
modating terms.
ANDREW j. GRAY 4 CO,
apes No. oPearl Block.
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Not Disbanded.

The Conservative organization is not Dir,
banded, as some seem to suppose. On lht
contrary, it stands to It's guns. 1t is at work
in every city and every county in the state
1t has its orators travcrsing the Common
wealth. and its leaders of tens, fittlcS, ana
hundreds, organizing for victory. 1t is still
the Conservative party of Virginia, and ii
claims the support Of ali true men.
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WINES AND LIAUOKS.

ITO INVALIDS.-If YOU want fine OLD
L RYE W HIS IKE y s. come TO No. Eighth
street. If you want OLD FRENCH BRANDY.
come to No. Eighth street. If YOU want OLD
HOLLAND GIN, come to No. . Eighth street. II
YOU want genuine SHERRY WINES, come TO
i. W. HARRIS. No. . Eighth street.
my 22--tJcl2 opposite SpOttwood Hotel.
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EHT Ed.

In this city, yesterday. at . o clock \. NJ. at
his late residence. corner of Ncuahc and Twenty
fifth streets. Of pncumcnia, c. J. GAINES, In the
thirty-iiith year If his age.
Ills funeral will take place from Trinity Mctho-
dist church ut O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON. The
friends of The family are invited to attend
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aprCTAL NOTICES.

MT JUST RECEIVED, AND FOX
sale low, Mt PAGES, the following styles Tor Ia
dies:
SERGE BUTTON BOOTS;
SERGE BUTTON BOOTS, KID FAMfo'
SERGE BALMORALS;
KID BALMORALS:
CIIILDREN'S md MISSES COLOhED DALI
MORALS.
JOHN c. PAGE, JR.,
o. Ivy 1904 Main street.
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LOANS.

A DFANCES AND LOANS MADE ON
N DESIRABLE
CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE AND COMMERCIAL PAPER.
RICHARDSON x CO..
Real Estate Brokers,
my II under Lancaster IL Co. $.
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SESyENG-WAEHISES.

CEWING-MACHINES REPAIRED OF
y ALL KINDS. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC
SEWING-MACHINES bought and sold. We sell
the only proper NEEDLE for the >loat Elliptic
Machine. SLDAT IL ADDINGTDN.
ap l-3m l!l5 Cary street. near Fourteenth.
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na roIney helps Walker in the following
the dea,;,;sl me nc only question is, whether
70 The Republicans, headed nv G nuarpoa
~eiIS OF TO the Democrats, headed hy ~ ~
r2nel alker. Between such alternst;, o-
mere Is no choice left to earnest mon b', e.
vote for Wells. His defeat would Mac, oa, 10 10
whole power of the State in the bn ,nI '' IL,
those who took her out of the Union. 'Tbeir III
success, Whatever their promises NAV bc
makes the State Democratic State in thu,
next Presidential election, and enables them
to defy the laws Of Congress like their
friends. in Georgia, Maryland, and Ken.
lucky"
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Reported Specially fer the Dispatch.
STATE COUNCIL PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
THIRD DAY.

ING DEBATES-TIIE QUESTION OF AD-
MITTING COLuRED CHURCHES. ETC.
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Mr. Bingham. of Ohio, said in Peters
burg that he was in favor Of Walkers cleo
lion !E-ah, that "if."
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PAPER, dc.

A PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL.-IIay-
L ing made arrangements to operate the Apo
mattoN Paper MIL, wc shall bc prepared In few
days to supply orders for
PRINT AND BOOK PAPER,
and would be gratilicd to furnish It's former Gus
toners and others.
ALL KINDS OF PAPER STOCK WANTED.
Our friends and customers in the interior con-
signing RAGS to lis will receive prompt returns at
the BEST MARKET PRICE.
MCILWAINE & co.
PETERSBURG, March 4, ls69. NH 6-3m
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NIT VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE

NIT VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE
COMPANY,
v,DcrN1, TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE!
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE!
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE
Just received, fresh lots Of
PRIME COFFEE.
PRIME COFFEE.
rRIME COFFEE.
GREEN RIO, 2oc., &C, ?5c.:
GREEN LAGUAYRA, &c, 23c.;
GREEN JAVA, 2cc.. 3Sc.
ROASTED, CSC. &c, 3O6., 35c.. aoc.
TEA, Ten, TEA!
TEA, TEA, TEA!
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BEWARE Whoever is Il registered voter
is eligible to the Legislature, and no one else.
TO suppose that General CANDY will allow
men to serve in the General Assembly whom
he will not allow to vote, or that Congress
expected men to be chosen to the Legisla-
ture whom it actually has deprived of the
right Of voting, is to deceive ourselves will
fully. We kno,o that the supposition is I'M
reasonable. Surely we have not lost our
senses in our anxiety to be represented by
our old and honorcd men. No one sympa-
'hiIes more with the disqualified than we,
OF respects them more but we cannot con-
sent TO run any risks at this time.
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MAJ SECOND GRAND OPENING OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
At
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
as BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS.

We have Just received one of the LARGEST and
BEST ASSIGNMENTS OF SPRING AND SUM-
MER DRY GOODS ever offered In this city, and
mt prices IL suit one and all.
CALICO at 10 and l2ic.:
LENOS ut CSC. per yard really worth Doc;
STRIPED GRENADlNE at Sic;
STRIPED CHALLIE Csc.
SATIN-STRIPED MOZAMBIQUE at 4oc., really
great bargain
SATIN-STRIPED CHINA POPLIN at 5cc.;
JAPANESE PoPLIN-plain, plaid, and striped:
BLACK GRENADINE. BAREGES,
TAMARTANES, &C.;
FIGURED GRENADINES;
LLAMA LACE, POINTS at all prices;
SILK SACQUES;
SUMMER SliAWLS-a large variety:
WHITE GOODS Of every description;
81 GRENADINES, BAREGES, and FRENCH
ORGANDIES, for Shawls;
EMBROIDERED and l. CE HANDkER-
CHIEFS, from 20 10 15c.
LINEN BOSOMS, full size, 25c.
IRISH LINEN, PILLOW-CASE and SHEET
ING LINEN.
JULIUS SYCLE, 4l5 Broad street.
between Fourth and Fifth,
APP next door to Kciningham's bookstore.
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The stockholders and gold spectators
in New York are much opposed to the
weekly sale of S2,0Oo,0O0 gold. OF course,
for it gives surfeit of the thing they specu-
late in, and diminishcs their chances for
moving the market up and down to suit
their purposes. And why should not the
Government sell its gold? Why should not
the interest upon so large Il sum rs has been
heretofore kept idle in the Treasury be
saved to the Government and the people !:
There can be no reason that we can per-
ceive, unless it be that the public veal
should be showed aside to promote the ends
of the gold gamblers, that that corrupt
clique might prey upon the public nccesSi-
ties, and accumulate millions out of the
hard earnings of the people. Mr.. boutwell,
is right in considering that no such obligl-
ton attaches to the Government. He has
done his share of evil in his day, but he is
now doing ga great deal of good.'
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LIQUORS, LIQUORS, LIQUORS.

We beg leave to call the attention Of the trade
TO
LARGE and WELL-SELECTED ASSORTMENT
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MT |. ID. BRIGGS'S .OLD-ESTAB-
LISHED BAKERY Established In isail and do
ing more business than any other bakery in the
city, keeps constantly on hand, and baking fresh
every day, all kinds Of BREAD, CAKES and
CRACKERS.
Wholesale list of Crackers and Cakes (by the
barrcD
SODA CRACKERS, Sc. e D.;
BUTTER. Sc. e. b..
OYSTER, Sc. q H.;
WATER. 7c. q H.;
CREAM, 1?c. u r.;
ARROWROOT, re. u b.:
SUGAR, l2c. u D.;
LEMON, he. Il b.:
SPlCENUT, lic. n H.:
MOLASSES CAKES, Sec. @ 100:
SUGAR CAKES, Soc. y 100;
made OF the best material and workm anshp and
will be sold as cheap they can be found In the
city. Give me 4 call. my ls-3m
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VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-29

THE REST STOCK OF SUGARS IN THE CITY.
THE BEST STOCK OF SUGARS IN THE CITY.