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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-09

The great victory Of consolidation is
sensation of the day. 1t was marked by
the usual and some unusual incidents OF
great struggle and great triumph. The
calm beginning, the storm, the high-wrought
passions, the classic necessity Of sustenta-
tious condiments and stimulants, all con-
tributed to the consequence of the result.
The Greeks in their greatest day could sus-
tain no great excitement, whether of joy or
grief, without the supplies, the roast, the
"divine cates," and the flowing wine. Ill
betides the great undertaking of these days
which fails to recognize ceremony rs old
rs the sacrifice.
General MALONE, like another PRosPERo,
has summoned spirits Of earth and air, and
they have come. The sugar-loaf hat Topped
up on the left, with the keen eye of the
wearer glancing beneath the brim, marked
the course Of the "strange eventful hsto-
ry" Of consolidation. The cause reached a
deadlock. There was something wrong.
Consolidation charged corruption a com.
mittce investigated, and announced pure
atmosphere; virtue triumphed in the Senate,
and consolidation was sent ahead with new
impetus and security as is train after cool
ing a hot box.
Consolidation was all the time vaunty and
jaunty. The Wing, the great advocate, was
intrepid and indomitable. Like Don QUlx-
oTE, it defied all corners and questioned
the fealty Of all bodies material to the dar-
ling cause, the Dulcinea Del Toboso Of the
heroic motive. Had the menagerie reached
Richmond during the action, the lion would
have narrowly escaped with his head Oh
his shoulders, If he escaped at all. He would
assuredly have been challenged an enemy.
Our neighbor of the Enquirer, not bein.
susceptible of high-wrought passions, could
consider the enthusiasm of the Wing rs
nothing less than mania, and, like the
amiable knight Of the Looking-GlasScs,''
essayed to correct the temper of the Wing by
charging it, lance in hand, in the hope OF
overcoming it; but, like the amiable knight,
the champion of the Enquirer is endorsed,
and might be consoled rs was the disguised
Knight of the Looking Glasses by his
squire "DoN QUIxoTE LIS mad, and we are
" in our senses; he gets off sound and
"laughing, and your worship remains sore
"and sorrowful.' lie is not, however.
without the comfort of his humane in
tentions, and of having made a brave essay
with his ponderous weapon to carry them
out. The Wing, however, like the Don,
goes on his way "with pleasure, satisiac-
ton, and selfcomplacency," imagining a
score of proud things on account of his
victory.
The upshot was another affair of the
crater. We all went up, and some sus-
tanned broken limbs in the fall. Above the
scene was the inevitable sugar-loaf hat and
the slight figure under that hat radiant
with satisfaction. 1--WE contemplate him from
our place amidst the debris.) ELDER must
paint another crater-the conclusion of the
great and incompatible railroad WARMTH
Its incompatible tactics and unprecedented
concOmitants.
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me- MAY 16, 1870.

MI MAY 16, 1870.
Heavy arrivals of new and elegant GOODS for
the summer trade.
Some from the New York auctions ana some
not; some bought for CASH and some not out
all sold ut LOWE EST FIGURES.
Just opened and others expected by daily OK
press and steamers,
More COLORED GRENADINES only 50 dress;
BLACK IRON GENADINES, every price de-
sired;
PopLINs and MOZAMBIQUEs, 90, rs, 30, a5, 49,
and 0lc.;
BLACK MOHAIRs, ALPACAS, BOMBhZiNEs'
TAMISE, GIIALLIES;
ENGLISH GRAPES and other MOURNING
GOODS-spccialty;
Superb BLACK GRO GRAIN and TAFFEih
SILKS, very low;
PLAIN and CHECKED FRENCH SILKS ana
JAPANESE SILKS,
JAPANESE POPLlNS,
ORG ANDES, LAWNS, ETC., ETC.
Entirely new style PRINTS at all prices To- II
Is and ooc.; ,,,
CORSETS, LACE COLLARS, LINEN WV
LARS. and CUFFS;
JOUyIN'S and SEAMLESS KID GLOVES
warranted makes; <.,,,-,r,s,
HOSIERY, LADIES' UNpERSlilRIS. GEN .
TINDERsHIRTS, HANDKERClIlEFS, ETC.;
CASSIaERES-a splendid line for gents ana
boys;
LLAMA LACE POINTS, small and large;
LLAMA SACQUES, both in black and "hl'e ),
GRENADINE and BAKEGE SHAWLs, etc.
NEW GOODS every day.
myls l. IL hio y
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tryiu immigrants 80 fast--sod ast thskhc has
no respect for race, and even prefers tae ~
ferior in order to improve thcir seslM con-
dition. Let him, II he wants thca1l STOCK
his own farm with tho, Assat.cs, and sung
his axe amongst them as though ne were q
regular Yna,,,er. They would think him a
white-headed old JOHN no much-ee. he
,n,e,a consider them men and brothers,
but t,ey would hardly understand the fcia-
sionship. .E
what IS the matter with these run-mad
advocates of immigrationY Must we bring
all the land In the country into cultivation
in two or three years5 Is that a duty I'M
posed upon us9 not, may we not leave
a little for posterity9 May they not enjoy
the pleasure of clearing out the primitive
forest and settling upon the virgin lands7
Are we embittercd against our posterity
that we want these refuse strangers to
come in and settle up the lands that might
he left for thems And shall we add to the
humiliation of postcrity by filling their
places in advance with inferior beings?
No; let us have a little patience, and not,
like wretched spendthrift, be miserable
rs long as we have IN acre, preferring to
give 1t to malays or any sort of cattle rather
than. keep it. We like immigration, but
want intelligent, industrious men to come
men of our own race. We do not want to
see the refuse Of Europe, much less that of
China, brought here 10y the ship-load. We
have an excess of the pauper and convict
popui ltion of other lands already. The
people here ought to be able to support
themselves. They will not give up for the
want of help from abroad. We can all wait
for immigration in the regular way-the in
coming of good men who como from incli-
nation to better their fortunes; and, above
all, we can wait for the gradual develop
ment Of our lands in n manner comnlensu-
rate with the wants of the people. We
should leave posterity its share of unde-
yeloped wealth, and be content with dis
charging our own duty in doing what we
can to increase the wealth and content
ment of the people. This "progress will
satisfy us. 1t is fast enough for the coun-
try's good.
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nSsmsuAn,sH OFrCEsssG
= y 81
n9- A. GOLDBAgK,
N S 6oY BROAD ETREisT,
NEW STORE AND CHEAP GOODS. (

A. GoLDBACK, formerly with 6. NJ. g m, TO
issnhan,,, has inst returned from the northern
markets and has opened at the large and beautiful
store No. COT Broad street one Of tho Sest,sees.-
ed and the cheapest stock OF DRY GOODS IN ,he
cIty. Having been for r,any years In the whole
sale dry goods business, and having bought DIE
stock within the last few weeks with great care
therefore no dear goods left over from io'.to.
seasons,) ensble him to sell goods at sach 10"
figures rs to defy competition, and all nc ASKS ID
be favored with call from his numerous frienes
and the public generally.
Orders from the country filled promptly anu sa-
tisractorIly.
The following young meu are with me- ana
would be pleased to see their friends anothe pup
lie generally: -
WIN. II. d. TAYLOR, formerly OF William N.
Bell & Co.; :,
CHARLES. BRITAIN, formerly of William n.
Bell & Co.;
GEORGE r. DENNY, of this city.
DAILY ADDITIONS FROM NEW YORK
AUCTIONS. e' D."
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Consolidation.

This raper has expressed from time TO
+,ue ia views upon the subject OF CONSOLE
,,aSiou. What is styled out of sectional
sentiment the "Southsides line cannot,
we have always thought, give to the physi.
cal forces of Virginia the highest vigor ana
success. We have thought that General
MAnosE I'm his combined management has
displayed desire to be fair. and save "here
the inyeterate competition Tor through
freight obstructed this disposition, as IN
MIGRATING with New York steamers IN
thronrh transportation, We believe ne has
carried out hts plan Of impartiaiity.
Rnt the "Southside line in its concer-
ton was designed to ignore the only place
in the State which could do something 10
hn;,a nm nm extensive wholesale trade. IL
essayeS TO ignore that place which could DO
more In this way than all the other places
in Virginia called settles" could together
do. Now. the establishment of such line
was not an efficient way to build up great
city in Virginia, to furnish home market
for farmers, and increase the power and
wealth Of the State.
To increase the power and solidity OF this
lire wou,d not make il better for the local
commerce.
To consolidation per Sc we have no insu'
perable objection. Aud the Southside con-
solidation (whilc by itself it will not likely
make any great city administered by Gene
raj MAHoNE, taking his past policy rs
guide, will not be Intentionally injurious to
apy city. We fear no serious harm from IT,
We have been anxious that the people OF
this CITY should not, under the influence OF
the sxtrsyagant laudations of consolidation
~ the remedy for all our ills, be lulled into
the belief that it was all they needed. No"
thing could be more fatal to our commerce.
Richmond is in sack-she is cut of from
intercourse with the Southwest, and can
never recover it by the Burkeville switch.
Nothing will retrieve her fortunes in the
Southwest but straight road to Lynchburg.
That will restore the trade we seek and
completely defend Richmond, whose pros
perity is the only thing to build up the
other cities of this State.
We believe our people are determined on
this point. Secure this and we shall live i'll
entire peace and harmony with the so-called
"Southside," whose interests are with
Richmond, as is the interest of Richmond
identified with the welfare and growth of
the Southside. Where are our fellow-citi-
zens of the "Southsidc" to have their
market? Whence is to come their chief
stimulus and pecuniary support unless from
this city?
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

MAJ, VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
prsIl,ENCE on Broad between Twenty-thlrd
and Tweuty-fourth streets FOR SALE AT AUC-
TON THIS AFTERNOON ats O'Clock.
The particular attention Of the public Is re-
apectfully called to the sale, this afternoon, OF
that BEAUTIFUL AND CONVENIENTLf-AR-
RANGED FAMILY RESIDENCE No. 2aos, on
the south side of Broad street between Twenty
third and Twenty-fourth streets. 1t h1s every
accommodation usually found In q flrst-cass resi-
dcncc. For further particulars see advertisement,
under auction head.
jeP-lt w. GODDlH, AucLloheef'
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~ONLY 90 CENTS PER YARD for
ful2a-yard wide LINEN SHtETlNH;
Only 50 cents per yard for pure LINEN DAM
ASK for Table-Cloths;
Only 10 cents apiece for ALL-LlNEN ho'hA-
BACK TOWELS; rc,,
Only 81. SO for piece of pure LINEN ho'"A
DIAPER worth So
Twelve wards of LINEN CRASH for 81 worth
al.5O; D.,
worth $780,
Only ~ for dozen LINEN HANDkERCHlEFS;
Seyenty-flye cents will buy one dozen FRlNGED
NAPKINS;
Al o5 will buy one dozen largc-siZe NAPhlHS'
Good IRISH LINEN, warranted, pure flax, at CSC.
per yard;
LINEN sHIRT-BosOMs at 25c., the genuine
LEVY BROTHERS,
1919 and 1915 Min street.
All number COATS'S COTTON at Soc. par
d,zan. M IS
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~BLOODl BLOOD! BLOOD i
Milo 70 THE JMp0RTANT SEASON

THIS IS THE TANT SEASoN
OF THE YEAR-Spring time-when nature ao-
solutely requires reliable assistant IN ar'lnR
out the morbifc matter collected In the piooo'
and unless removed 1t Is certain to produce bilious
disorders, derange the system, and lay founda-
tiop for dangerous and fatal diseases. MrsHLER's
HERB BITrERs is acknowledged by every one to
be the great blood purifier of the present day. IL
is scientifically prepared compound Of altrra-
tives, TONES, diuretics, and daphoretics, and Is
highly recommended as the most effective invigo-
rating renovutIng, and cleansing blood remedy In
The world. For all diseases arising from the I'M
purtics of the blood t Is eflcacious, speedy, and
agreeable, as thousands testify who have given 1t
a fair trial. Over one and half million bottles
sold IN 1863 lie 4-eod&w1w
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The NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
RoAD.-The merchants of Norfolk held
meeting on Tuesday last and resolved to
petition the Council to order vote of the
citizens upon the proposition to subscribe
on behalf of the corporation 100000 to
the Norfolk and Great Western railroad. A
substitute opposing the subscription was
rejected unanimously.
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# FEATHERS.

ME- DRESS GOODSl DRESS GOODS!
We have recently added to our stock OF DRESS
GOODS many styles just out. really pretty and
deslrable we call special attention to late ar
rivals of SILK GRENADINES, In beautiful pat
terms, and cheaper than similar goods were ever
known in this market. Our stock OF
RICH SILKS thlack and fancy,
JAPANESE SILKS, PGPLlNS,
PuPLIN ROSEs, IRON BhREGES,
GRENADINES, IIERNANiS,
LENt;s, MozAMBIQUES
LAWNs, GINGUAMs,
PERCaLES CHAMDREfS
ALPACAS, &C.,
is very large, and being anxious to reduce the
stock we offer buyers unusual inducements.
JOHN N. WOODF1N,
my12 I'LL Main street.
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81 EHH ANCFAI. ~
T oAN or TIE eHEsApEAKE I
AND OHIO RAILROAD coxpAaY,

I THEcHEsAPEAKEAND oHIo RAILROAD
u completed and rspning from RICHMOND.
VA, 70 the eelebrascd WHITE SULPHUR
sFR1NGs, In wxsr vrHqrSrA. N miles. II Il
being rapidly extended % te Ohio river, 200 miles
further. making In all al miles.
In its progress westward IT penetrates and opens
up TO market the wonderful COAL DEPOSITS Of
the Kanawha region In West Virginia. And thus
brings the superior and abundant Goals OF that
section into communication with the IRON OREs
of Virginia, and Ohio, and the Western, South
western, and Eastern markets.
When completed 1t will connect the SURE
RIoR HARBoR FACILITIES OF THE CHEs-
APEAKE BAY with reliable navigation on The
Ohio river, and TINS with the ENTIRE SYSTEM
OF RAILROAD AND WATER TRANSPORT.
ALTON OF THE GREAT WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
It win make SHORT. EASY, CHEAP, AND
FAVORABLE ROUTE from the WEST to the
SEA, and will command LARGE SHARE OF
THE ENORMOUS FREIGHTs seeking trans
portation TO the coast.
1t win thus become one OF the most IMPORT
ANT and PROFITABLE EAST and WEST
TRUNK LINES OF RAILROAD In the coun-
try, aud command a trade OF immense value.
The completed portion of the road Is doing \
PROFITABLEAND INCREASING BUSINESS.
aud is fully equal In value to The whole amount of
the mortgage upon The entire llne-($ls, oco, ooo,
The loan OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, being a FIRST MORTGAGES UPON
THE ENTIRE LINE, PROPERTY AND
EQUIPMENTS, WORTH WHEN COMPLETED
AT LEAST 80, 1000 600, is therefore one of the
most substantial. conservative, aud reliable
railroad loans ever offered In the Market and Is
peculiarly adapted to the wants Of
INVESTORS AND CAPITALISTS
who desire to make their investments with tho
most satisfactory assurance OF POSITIVE AID
UNDOUBTED SECURITY.
The Bonds arc III denominations OF
SlyUuU, SouO, Snu SlUO,
and may be had COUPON or REGlSTERED.
Interest, six per cent. per aunum, payable MAY
LIST and NOVEMBER Ist.
Principal and Interest payable in GOLD in tho
CITY of NEW YORK.
Price NINETY and accrued interest In CUR
RENCY, at which price they pay nearly seven per
cent. in GOLD OH their cost.
All Government Bonds and other Securities dealt
In at the Stock Exchange received IN exchange at
their full market value, and Bonds gent to all parts
of the country free Of Express charges.
They can be obtained by ordering direct from
us, or through any responsible Bank or Banker In
any part of the country.
FISK & HATCH, BANKERS;
No. NASSAU STREET,
NEW YORK.
Maps, pamphlets, and full Information, furnished
upon application In person or by mail.
DAVENPORT 4 CO., STICK BROKERS,
No. llo4 Main street,
II. II. MAURY & CO..
No. loll Main street, Richmond,
Agents for sale Of Bonds I'm Virginia.
fapc9-F +, NJ, W,&Thl
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v ORDINANCES TO AMEND AN

An ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
N RE-ORDAlN CHAPTER I6 OF THE OR
DINANCES CONCERNING THE SALE OR
PLEDGE OF SECONDHAND ARTICLES.
Passed 3Oth May, 1870.
BE it ordained 6y the Council Of the City Of
Richmond That chapter l6 Of the city ordinances,
concerning the sale or pledge Of second hand arti-
cles, be and the same Is hereby amended and re-
ordained so as to read as fellows: .-.. saa
]. Hereafter the keeper or keepers OF every shop
within the limits of the city OF Richmond where
any kind OF articles, such rs watches, tewelry,
Junk old metals, or other like commodities, and
all kinds OF secondhand articles are purchased,
sold, barterld, exchanged, or pledged, shall OBJ
tain from the chamberlain OF the city license 70
do So and shall pay for said license the amount
with which such person or persons may nave neeh
assessed.
2 Every person receiving such license shall
place the same In some prominent place III MS
shop where IL may be seen by every one. sucn
shon shall be open ut all times to the insLection or
the Ma, or the police or any citizen OF the CITY,
county or State. and such Mayor. police, citizen,
or their agents. shall have power to take ana car
nv away any and every article of such citizen
which nav have beyn stolen, and bought by sucn
dc ,,er or dealers No such business shall be car
ried on until he license tax shall have been pald
and the said license shall not be ana
the person or persons attempting to do The SAID
business without first obtaining license theretor
shall he subject to fine Of not less than TWO nun
drcd dollars, or imprisonment not less than thirty
nor more than sixty days.
Published by order OF the COUNCIL:
L. ST. E. G. HOWARD, Clerk.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, LARGE

/ MTLLAMA LACEPOINTS, A LARGE
VARIETY; LACE COLLARS, LINEN -CoL-
LARS AND CUFFS, GRAPE COLLARS. REAL
VALENCIENNES AND IMITATION LACES.
PIQUE TRIMMINGS, RUFFLIEGS, EDG-
INGS AND INSERTINGS, SCARFS AND
BOWS TIANDKERCfiIEFSA AND HOSIERY
ian immense stock, all grades and prices), MD
AND OTHER GLOVES. best makes and beautt-
ful colors. JOHN n. WOoDflN'
mv,s IIl7 Main street.
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me- DISCIPLES CHURCH (SYCA-
MORE(, ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AN MhRSHALL.-Preaching or
EVERY LORDS DAY at IL A. ii. and z. nj.
Elder j. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing OH WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at z. NJ.
Seats free.
PARSONAGE. 4os Twelfth street. my7
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w TARLATAN, FOR COVERING
PICTURES LOoKING-GLASSES, and GAS
FIXTURES; BUFF TARLETAN, full width,
only CSC. per yard; at LEVY BROTHERS,.
just received, 3 large supply.of our celebrated
DOLLAR KID GLOVES. my,e5
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WINDOW-SHADE DEPOT, 1886
w MAIN STRET.-M. GOLDEN Is selling of
OILELoTHS, &C., at gold prices. Gold, Velvet,
and Cry stalized Shades, with Fixtures TO match;
Marble, Mahogany, Rosewood. and Figured OIL
duck, for covering carriascs, at less than New
York prices. Call and buy OF NJ. G 0LDEN, 1886
Main street, between Eif,eeeth and Seventeenth
streets. aps Am
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IsfEYf.

- t,.r ros,denca at 3 O'Clock A. NJ, jane Sub,
1870 Mra. AGNES CoWlE, In the eighty-secsond
year Of hssafs vii, take pacc from the First Bap
:, ni.y inrnh NJ Oh u,cl ,ck A. NJ. to-day.
TIar sfenda. also those or Charles Lumsden arc
I'm yitesi to attend. -
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MT GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
A full supply
SOCKS, GLOVES.
HANDKEREHIEFS,
TIES, CRAVATS,
COLLARS, SUSPENDERS,
SHIRTS, and DRAWERS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Another supply OF our DOLLAR KID
GLOVES. my %
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M CLOTHS, CASS IN E II E 5,
TWEEDs, KENTUCKY JEANS, FARMERS
DRILLS, LINEN DUCKS SPANISH LINENS
COTToNADEs, ITALIAN CLOTHS, sus-
pENDERs, GLOVES, HANDKERCH1EFs, anu
HOSIERY, and general stock of FUkNlsiilhu
GOODS for men and boys. We call 6pcciaI at-
tention to our elegant stock OF fANCi Ch AsN,
mEAES for gentlemen. ..l3
,r,e iii Main street.
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~ MOURNING GOODS.

h5' MOURNING GOODS.
Oar assortment of MOURNING GOODS is very
large. Wegire to this department special attcn-
ton. and invite those In want to examine our ME-
RINUS MOUSSELAINES, ALPACAS, TAH1SE
CLOTHS, BuMBAZINES, REPS, BIARRITZ,
SILISTRINES, MOURNING SILKS, GRAPES,
BAREGES, GRAPE COLLARS, GRAPE VE1Cs
LOVE Wells, MOURNING HANDkER-
CHIEFS, &C., &C.
Our stock of STAPLE GOODS, WHITE
GOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY ARTICLES, UNI
RREILAS. PARASOLS, FANS, COTTOfS,
THREADS, SILKS, BUTTONS, TRIMMINGS,
&C. &C., is very large, and prices satisfactory.
JOHN N. W0ODFIN,
lit Main gtreet,
mv1o between Eleventh and Twelfth.
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nv 21-3n,

ORDERS FOR ICE CREAM CAN BE
~ left vt The following places
Mr.. II. WERNE'S Confectionery, on twenty
fifth street near Broad, who has also fitted up
neat Icc-Cream Saloon, to accommodate ladies
and gentlemen.
Mr.. G. SHOEN, corner of Eleventh and Main
streets, who by the way. also keeps the best Soda
W alter and the finest Cigars In the city.
orders left with either of the above firms will be
attended to with the same promptneSs as II Or
dered direct from my store.
my2I =. ZiAMf'h.
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We return thanks to Hon. LEWIS McKEN-
zIE and other NJ. C.'s, and also to Mir. j. q.
HOLLAND, for valuable public documents.
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MT MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.-A
full supply OF
CLOTHS, CASSlMEREs,
TWEEDS. JEANS,
DUCK, DRILLINGS,
COTTONADES, LINENS,
and other materials for mems and boys wear, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1o15 Main street.
Look at our stock Of LACE POINTS before
purchasing. my2o
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- H. WHITLOCK'Ss
X, RON FACTORY AND PLANINGrMILL
EIGHTEENTH AND CARY STREETS, J.
RICHMOND va.
BOXES AND FRUIT CRATES MADE TO
OR d + X.

am making this week quite number OF
STRAW BEREY CRATES, and will be receiving
during the week about 900 OF the prettIest
S.rRAWBERRY QUART-BASkETS ever offer
ed IN Richmond These are all sold. SEND IN
YOUR ORDERS AT ONCE.
The PT,ANIhIi.hIIIsL DEPARTMENT. will be
nrnner,y attended TO. have = man whose duty Is
10 look after this and keep the lots of various par
ties separate and dry have kept from twenty to
thirty hands constantly employed nearly all tho
mast winter and 10 the present time.
will be adding during the year continually
NEW MACHINERY.
Am thankful 10 my old patrons for their trade,
aud respectfully solicit continuance from them
and trial FROM others.
Very respectfully, 80
my Il-eodl6t IL. Il. WHIILQCh,
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DOCKLAND I.IME.-700 barrels ROCK
III LAND LIME ti,r sale, In lots to suit, &C less
Ihan market pTlce, to dose consignment.
lie CIV !" LEE, Seldom 8 GO,
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Sfy, TUESDAY the ssst uzflmo, 81 the resigsnce OF
ti1s, strfess fstheby tie PC s5lY "
fesle. Capt1sng 6tss rs 90 n this
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