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N K Y. G 90 D 8

and am aow Gnsrhs "a Try GOODS ~ stock
is large and complete in every line. compr1ains
the following: .....'.r ... '....
FRENCH and AMERICAN cAssIMERES
GENTLEMEN s GOODS for heavy wear,
LARGE stock Of K KENTUCKY JEANS, for youths
and mems wear, ut very low prices.
DRESS GOODS:
My stock In this line Is unsurpassed In beauty.
taste, and va. iety. Beautiful DRESS GOODS 81
20, ?s, 90, and 4oe best caii ,c Hse.: Empress
s,lks. Irish Poplins, Merinos, and Delaines, all
shades. ..s
FLANNELS. BLANKETS, &C.:
Colored Flannels, all grades beautiful stock OF
Opera Flannels. All Wishing tn supply them-
selves with Blankets VIII be benefited by giving
me call before PURCHASING
STAPLE GOODS:
Cotton Cloth as low as loc. very good ID Got,
ton q. l24c. Bed lick as 10 W as l33c.-very Gooo
for Csc domestic Ginghanls at all prices.
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS. &C.:
Table Cloths, Table Danash. Russia Diaper,
had in this market; Ladies y emstitched r and
ke.chiefs, Ladies L. .. Handkerchief al
't'R RIBBONS, RIBBONS, RIBBONS:
of VELVETS VE,'VsTEENs. and CLOAK
velvet, warranted all silk. Also. very large and
CLOAKS AND sHAWLS.
Having made fresh additions TO my stock OF
CLOAK5 and oHAWLS, cannot fall TO please
the taste OF my customers, and ofer them az
prices that defy competition.
6ENyLEMES'S FURNISHING GOODS:
NJ stock of GEHT'S FURS12HING GODS is
very complete: gents Flannel Undcrshirts
gents Merino Sbirta at 81 gents Collars, Hand
kerchiefs, aId Cuffs.
CORDIALLY INVITE THE PUBLIC
70 su examip alton or my stock. I feel myself
com petent to u, ase and guarantee perfect salts.
faction. Give me call, aud you shall not 60
away without being accommodated.
JULIUS SYCLE,
nolT e03 Main street.
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me- DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.

NE DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
Heavy diagonal twlled Atwood PLaIDs at 75c.,
would be cheap at 81;
Atwood PLAID POPLlNs at $780,. worth SIR !
CHANGEABLE POPL1Ns at asc., worth soc.;
CCLoRED and BLACK ALPACAsa at 20 and 2sc
Exe client BLACK SILK at $40. worth slB;
BLACK SILK at Sc, would be cheap ut S26o;
Handsome STRIPED SILKS, very fashionsble,
at$l.1o, regular price sl.5o;
Also, at very great bargains
OTTOMAN CLOTHS. POPLINS,
vELoUKs, EPINGLINEs, GRANITE, aud
HoUBEUx POPLISs;
ALPACAs and POPLIN ALPACAs.
And large variety Of other DRESS GOODS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1878 and 1915 Main street.
Our stock OF BLACK and COLORED VEL
yETEENs Is very large, embracing every quail
ity-some In appearance equal TO SILK VEL
VET. no 30
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Again:
We return thanks to Treasurer SPINNER
for copies of his annual report.

| The VIRGINIA MEssAGE.-Gov. Walker
message to the Legislature of Virginia is an
| honest and dignified paper. It recommends
/ payment OF the State debt according to
| the letter and spirit of the promise, and dis
| plays becoming resentment at the very
tricky course Of the President In regard to
the peace Of the Commonwealth. 70 ap-
| preciatc the. financial part OF the message,
! 1t is necessary to know that, while thirty
tive counties were torn violently from the
Old Dominion and erected into the State of
West Virginia. no provision has ever been
made by the former Republican govern
ments Of the new State for the assumption
OF its just share OF the Virginia debt as
existing at the time of the severance, and
upon the parent State has been and Is
! now imposed the full weight Of the obliea-
ton. The effect Of this has been to take
population away ut the same time that the
debt owing by that population was lett be.
hind; and that under these circumstances
Virginia is advised that reputation cannot
even be thought Of reflects credit on the
official giving the counsel. AS for the mill.
tary count, the Governor gives the facts as
follows: That sundry negro settlements
refused to move from lands to which the
courts declared they had no title; that OH
the reQuisition of the State Executive, as
provided in the Federal Constitution.
united States troops were furnished to en-
| force the writs, but were withdrawn
before The process could be fully executed
ana That, In response to q civil ipuuiry
az to the meaning of this rather paIDa-
BILE hint to the negroes to use violence
the President CURLY announced that Hthe
order Withdrawing the troops will be adj
hered to-" To supply force competent
TO execute the process OF the courts the
Governor therefore recommends the organ
lzation Of the State militia, adding az
cannot consent to subject the Common.
wealth or myself to the danger of any fur.
thcr indignity by requesting the aid of
Federal troops" We're 1t only that the
earth may yield her increase, It is to be
hopeu the State may soon have force of
her own to make the laws respected for
ii there be one thing more. than another
that cumbers the ground it is one
Of these squatter negro villages to be
found on the southern coast. Roasting or.
diErarly in the most fertile places-notably
the Georgia and South Carolina islands,
once so famous for the long-staple cotton,
the finest in the world, and In Virginia On
the best market garden tracts-they are but
go many caterpillars on the green leaf, an
eye-sore, a nuisance, a ravage. To snore
aud to steal and TO vote are the occupations
Of their inhabitants; and perhaps it is only
b ause Of this latter avocation the Govern
ment abets them in the other two, insult
Ing, IN order TO do so, the one single honest
and respectable Governor who presdes,
saving Alubatnu, over any southern State
a. Y. World.
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GREELEy's PLUCK.-Hear him:

ohLtLEi LlSAs IlLls
of the dominant Democracy of North
Carolina have right to be represented in
Congress at all, they should be represented
truly; and Vance, who six or seven years
ago eXhorted them to Eight the Yankees
Till nell should be so full OF them that their
legs would stick out Of the window Is a
man after their own heart. We venture to
predict that he will be found by the Repub-
icans more liberal and chiyalrous antag-
anist than Horatio Seymour or John I.
Hoffman"
Again:
"Ten of them [such men as Toombs
Rhett, Forest, and John Forsyth In the
present Congress would have insured us al
! least twenty more Republicans in the next
1 four or five Of them from this State. Either
we are inconceivably stupid, or this whole
business of shutting rebels out Of Congress
when there are constituencies eager to sen(
them thither, evinces an amazing lack 0
common sense"
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The Gathering Storm.

No observant man can mistake the signs
OF the gathering storm of the political skies
The clouds and the muf1led thunder foretel
the power and magnitude Of the tempes,
that fs to wreck many who have brayed
the winds of popular opinion.
There Is no peace-no rest-in the con.
dltion of public affairs. President GRANT
has madly, OF stupidity, entrusted himsefto
the guidance OF the most bliud and ma.
hgnaat men-men whose history shows
that they have fattened on the prejudices
and rancors Of the times, and whose only
hope Of being continued in office is In the
promotion Of the sectional passions, fan.
ming the flames Of fanaticism, and keeping
alive the bitter prejudices engendered BY
the war. Even the Presidents Message is
made the instrument Of this atrocious pur-
pose. Almost It's first paragraph ESSAYS to
dignity the SANDER Of the southern States
put forth by the lowest and most dishonest
Of the Radicals-that the freedman is OBJ
structed In the exercise of his right to vote.
The Presidents attempt, or the attempt oil
some one for him-to lire the northern pub
lie against the South must fail. A falsehood
does not grow respectable by getting into q
high place, but, on the other hand, becomes
all the more monstrous when beheId so i'm
pudently displayed.
General BUTLER, who is now, If "bottled
up" "bottled up" along with General
0xAsT, seconds the President in his effort
to inflct injury and humiliation with his
amnesty bill. than which no more insulting
proposition was ever made under the dis
guise OF cleDency to a people.
Yes, 1t is all the time the same thing. To
hupillate the South and to make her people
distrusted In every way Is tic policy Of the
ultra Radicals, who have gotten control of
General GRANT. They have promised from
ttms to time to give up this policy Gas soon
IS II could be done Die, as soon as
It could be done with safety to the Repub-
lean party. But every year they fail 10 see
that Republicanism is safe, and SO they
can't change their policy. The southern
people must be ever convicted of cruelty
10 negroes. The negro is the petted ape
sarried about by the Government, and
which will, as In the fable, lie at last Drop
pea fatally upon the rocks andleft TO perish |
BY those who have never used him out of
kay true feeling Of sympathy for him, but
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cir own selfish and detestable

o,,r FOR their own selfish and detestaoie
partisan ends. hock
p IN this policy General GRANT goes BACK
.,.or Observation-Disclosures his liberia! views
and schemes developed in his protection OF
LEE and his followers from lnat !achal
Judge UNDERWOOD, and his plan OF tine re-
s,oratiou Of Virginia. He had the people
with him in these. for they were really In
t,o line Of pcacc and restoration OF the
.np,trv. But. as he goes back on his own
nolicv. the people will so against him. He
IN s.ructcd his tavorites in Missouri 70
stand up against his Virginia policy but
the people secuted his instructions, ana
maintained that policy.
And so Is the early GRANT pol'cy--ae'
yeloped under the wise co,lnscls OF scao-
FIELD and RAwLINs and encouraged U!
Gene, al SHrRMAS-adhered to by the pest
and most powerful communities IN the
Union. They think that ''let us nave
peace" is mockery, unless there Is some
thing done honestly and sincerely designed
to produce harmony, aud Danish sectionai
discord and tlistrust from the public c0un"
sells and the nation.
So we sec how people arc dropping Oh
from the war party and expressing their
hostility to further penalties and vlndlctlVe
policies. The "new movement in FH-
ginia, originally favored by GRANT, has
swept over the country. 1t was move
ment in favor of peace. equality, and JUS
tice, in all public administration, including
taxation and sbursement-equallty IN the
burthens and the benefits Of the Govern
ment.
In every particular the present Admin
istratioD has discarded this liberal ana just
policy. Distrust the South-hcap up
burthers upon the weak continue the ex-
orbitant taxes-let the capitalists still
suck the blood Of the nation-keep out the
Understanding Notwithstanding
notes would be better for the people, but
not 50 good for capitalists-and we must
take care of the latter!
Now here is sum Of oppression and
wronS-of opposition to peace and bar
monv-that may well enrage the people.
They are disconnected, and growing daily
more so. The storm is rising and spread
| ing, and will burst upon the incompetent
and malignant officials and sweep them
away, Good men are combining against
the abuse Of power and the war upon the
peace and dignity of the nation. What
ever they choose to call themselves, their
cause is great, and triumph they must.
"Let u.s." indeed, "have peace"
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apvSnAI, HoTrCES.
M gEDENrARY PEoPLE.-Emine'

nrgEDENTARY PEOPLE.-Eminent
mon ~ our co,ntry as.crt that there Is no remedy
3Ihc MIsHLER,s HEaB E'TTERs TOR dissasss
peculiar 70 persons OF sed"ntary n1on.s en-. na'
long been clsiipej, and Is now On esstonsn. 40
,s.s sor, hin st,on, o. certain herbs roo.s ano
harLs viii cure their NE. Such preparation 10
as-n HskB BITItR, H. for ,T pfs nsc cs
rser e sond or arrangement Of the digestive or
ears including Gs5ly dS s1pro H. 'Qc
s.eh Nv nroved BEYOND all peradverture inst no
~ LIE. 10 woman. or child viewer pile snd ema.
cisied. en- use MIsHL, RS HERs FL ~ ren1n
~ The 70, Y checks ind fair complr ion, cnarac.
teri tic Of good health Bold by All druRps.s ano
dealers DR. s. B. HAaTMAN g Cor rreen,,tte'
tors Lancaster IA. de lz-eou1" VIZ
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sMALL.-We learn from the Annual Re-
port of Treasurer SPINNER that the United
states Government has made over 1882, 00O
in the last seven years by deducting from
each greenback returned to the Treasury
for redemption Tor renewal In kind a sum
proportional to the part of the note which
had been lost or destroyed. As the issuing
Of notes is SO good business, it would be
well, perhaps, for Uncle Sam to monopo-
liza IL
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nIssoLUTIoNs & PARTNERSHIPS
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT AND BOARD OFF
DIRECTORS OF VA PEE1TENTIARY.
RICHMOND. Dec. 10. 1870.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- I this Office until u O'Clock on Friday
EVENING, December lsLh, 1870 for the following
SUPPL. s for the y:ar ISL:
$4,000 pounds cop SOUNn BEHF; Tonnd
800 cor IS EAsONED PINE and OAK
WOOD.
The quantity In each case to be more or less,
The cor racto to Give bond with app owed secG-
riIy for th7 faithful performance OF contract
G Ine prlSalege o. OLA ie snstd "a Direc,nrs.
r. g above article to b. delivered snch times
and In such guam 4, les Us the Supet1ntendrrt may
reoui,e GEO. F. SEtOTiER.
ceJ 2lw Supt. Va. Pentry.
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DIED..

49,. res,da-ca IN this city. on Saturday morn
w. ~ he 10Th sDeremher JOHN 4. KERR. in the
SEVENTY ,nnd year ~ his age nst,ve o, stew.
srson syrshire Scott md. but Tor me laet MY
I,,s, Snneral viii take place on MONDAY, tne
yfrenas ana so
onainsances Of the family are invited to attend.
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me- WELL, THIS BEATS ALL :

ME- WELL, THIS BEATS ALL =
UTICA sHEE TING, the genuine article .
wards, WIDE at SIC. per yard. The wholesale
price in the city or New York is sesc per yaro.
Wsh I'VE Just one case 80 lose no time IN SCI
curing piece. Each piece contains enough
tomake from four to six sheets. Don't oelay'
oryou will miss the chance;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at soo.
WAmaUTTA COTTON at lsc.;
AEDROSCOGGIN and FRUIT OF THE hoom
atle7c.; ,n,v,cu-
ED CUTrONs at loo.;
Good BLEACHED and UNBLEACaED WI
TONS at SIC. and loc-
CALICOEs at Ct. o., 10, and 1f4c.i
Atwood WHITE and BED FLANNEL &c ''o''
would be cheap at Soc.:
rnll yard-wide SHAKER FLANNEL, warranted
sll wool, at soc. per yard;
PLAIN and TWILLED FLANNELs In al qaA'
tiles and colors;
PLAID and PLAID OPERA FLANNEL;
WEIGH FLANNEL, aud sILk-Wokb FtIAN-
NEIs At LEVY BROTHERS.,
lels and 1915 Main street.
Use JOHN CLARK, JR., & CO.'S SPOOL COT
TON. The best in use. Try It. no ~
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ME- BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYEis the best In the world ;
the only true and perfect dye harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the LII effects Of bad dyes tnvigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful osao&
or broom. Sold by all druggists and perfumsrs
and properly applied at BATCHELOR's WIG
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
je2-eod1yr
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~ WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
another cask Of thut Justly celebrated ofehu'
TESTERS COD LIVER OIL, direct, ana war
rant Il strictly pure and prime In every respect
For sale, wholesale or retail. by
L.. WAGNER, Druggist,
10 10 .g* 9Th and Broad streets.
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NE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
FOB DECEMBER AND CHRIsTMAs.
SUPERB LINE NEW STYLE CLOAKs,
sACOUEs, BROCHE sHAWLS AND OTH-
Err WRAPPINGs JUST OPENED.
T. R. PRICE & 90. are again in market, and
receiving daily new and fashionable GOODS Tor
winter sales.
CLYAKs AND sHAWLs In every variety.
In DRESS GOODS:
Bla, and oolored sILBs. Gro Grain and Taft /;
POPLINs, OTTOMAN, sVELOURs, EN-
PRFss all shades;
IMPERIAL SERGE. all colors- &c., worth 76s.i
Colorsd PLUsHES, VELVETs, VELVET.
EENs, 81 tot &C.;
DELAINEs. tycoon REPS, Chene POPLINs,
&C.
In MOURNING GOODS come entirely new styles
of unequalled black and hnish. Great care given
this department; such as
English BO@BAZISE TAhISEi
erode NICE, UTTOMAks. VGLoURs;
Black CAsHMEaES, MERNOS;
MOU4LAIEEs, double.fared MOHAIRS AL
PACAE, 60, &C.
ENBRO IDERIEs.
Linen COLLARS and CUFFS Linen SETS:
Lace COLLARS, Point Applique sHTTs sad
COLLARS;
Val. COLLARS, G1hPURE and Thread
LACES;
LACE HANDK ERCH1EFs;
KID GLOVES. Hosiery, &C., &c.
Great variety new patterns PRINTS coming IN
every hour, 10. IL, l5c., DC. BLANKETS, FLAN-
NELs, CASsIMERES, &C., &c.
~ D' T.R. PRICE & CO.,
noas corner 18th and Main streets
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~ GOLDBACK'S GREENBACKS
BhINeETH FORTH BARGAINS.
FAILURE OF THE WHOLESALE HOUSE OF
HASTINGS, PENNBXOOKE. JONES
CO., NEW YORK.

FAILURE OF TIE WHOLESALE HOUSE of'
HASTINGS, PENNBAOOKE. JONES
CO., NEW YORK.
The above house being sold out for cash, ana
he,np flushed at the time. enabled me to buy
great many goods o. 3 startling sacrifice, aDo am
Hendsomest MoUsL1N DELA1NEs IN the city
Excellent BGACK ALPACAs at rs, sS, 10, and
6oc worth If as much again;
The best yard-.ide 1875. BLEACHEo CoEIoN
in TIE city;
REFS In all colors, at 25c.;
THE yery reg. EMPRESS CLOTH only 7ce.;
WATERPROOF CLOTH ct ~, sold elsewhere 81
Sl.a6;
PLAID DRESS GOODS;
vERLOUR, BIARETZ;
oHENE pOPLINs LUsTEB1ENE:
aJ,>XANDRE KID GLOVES ct 1913;
vEI.vETEEN, CLOTHS, CAss1MKRE;
vOUBLE BROCHE sHAWLS only ss.s;
WHITE CORDgR0Y;
Ladies' ard G>nt's WOOLLEN sHlkIs sno
DRAWERS;
HOSIERY. HOODS TICKING. HICKORY;
COCETERPANFs FLANNELs;
WHITE GOODS;
Plaid Domes:ics ; Linen Shirts OF my own MAKE
snd in short, everything belonging the dry gooos
trade at astonishing low figures Call and DC con-
vinced before purcha sing elsewhere, teat COLO
backs is the place where you can safely speno
your greenbacks to best advantage.
''' 4. 9OLDBACK,
noA COZ Broad street, between 9Th and nth.
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de 10 p.

me- WAGNER's VIRGINIA YEAST
POWDERS excel all others In point of purify
efficacy, ard price. Try them. Sold everywhere
do l0--H*
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TREsH AND DESIRABLE

EkEsH AND DESlRABLE
Is cases BEST PINE APPLE CHEZ aHsSSI ElAs'
50 essss s ENeLIsH dairy and CUTTIEe
10 Hits No.1 MACKEEEL,
50 haIf barrels No. I and FAMILY ZOE HEP
RISGa 80
4bog.hesds ENsLIsH tsLAND and Porto
Eco HOLASSES,
az barrels sly RUPS, -,
s nSesheads POR16 BYco and r. p. s1,rAp
IS rreis ,, Exc, and cur LOAF sGaAR'"
! 40 bags JAVA, LAGCAYRA, and RIO cor.
bids. slDEs, SHOULDERS, and BREAST
BACON,
l36 boxes SOAP.
TEA, RICE. SPICES, SAUCES,
PICKLE CANDLES, BLACKING,
SODA, &c &c,
80 barrels W HISKEY,
barrels Bumg rttEer, Leech, sc WHISKY
Quar:ercdsks FINE OLD SHERRY
2qaart.r casks Vi D FRENCH BRANDY.
quarter casks COOKING WINE,
40 boxes GREE: SEAL aud RODERER CHAM.
PAuEE,
APPLE BRANDY.
SCOTCH WB15KEY, BUM, &c.
/, CHAMBERLAYsE & JONES.
De l2-sw l3ls and 1873 Cary stIeet.
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JOHN n. WOODFIN,
I117 MAIN ST I,
OPPOSITE DIePAToA OFFICER

I am now receiving. In addition to my lar
stock OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRl
'" SILKS, POPLISs,
CRETOUNES, SATEENS,
PLAID POPLIH and HER9ES,
SHAWL BUTTS,
and many other new and desirable Dress Goods
embrscinga complete assortment Of MOURNING
GOODS, such as
ALPACAs, B0MBAziNEs,
TAMISE, HERISO3,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
REPS 3IARRITZ,
JANUS CLOTHS snd MOUsLINS,
10 which would respectfully solicit an examlns'
ton.
We call special attention to our large assort
nent OF CLOAkINGS in Silk Velvet, Black ans
Colored velvsteens, White Corduroy, and Fancy
CloakiaSs.
Also, CLCAKS, SHAWLs, and WATER
PROOFS In great variety.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERTS for boys AND
mems wear-a large stock. including full line o.
Charlottesville and Fredericksburg fabrics.
FLANNELs In White, Red, Yellow, Gray, and
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL. Plsids and Solids.
HOCsE-FURNIsHING GOODS, such as Table
Linens and On-cloths, Towels, Napkins, White
aud Colored Spreads Nottingham Laces for cur
tains, Bieached and Brown Sheetlnss and Pillow
Cotton.
GLOVES, HANDEERCEIEFS,
HOSIERY, ENBROIDERIES LACEE
LACE HANDKERCHlEFS and COLLARS.
In fact, everything TO be found In frst-class
store, and we cordially invite an examin alton By
all In wsut as we are determined to sell ut the
lowest possible figures. o,,,~
&C 20 JGHS y. WOcDtIN.
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DRIME PIPPJN APPLEs.-20 barrels
l. just received for safe by L. 3. Lee
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MILLINERY.
TO TAXPAYERS.

rTNO TAX-PAYERs.-In accordance WIZ
l. an ordinance OF he city, The Colscs oI Is.s
TO the 3lst dav OF Dscem rer. inclustve. iroa '
O'Clock A. III. TO O'Clock r. u, I"r sae pIsp sdv
paid one h AZ only OF tie city tases CHARGED ~
him, the remaining bali, deducting from su'a osN
ten per centum thereon" ..,x
cal and personal bills from all persons who INV
moi paid thair taxes for tho year 1870.
~ JOHN r. RaGSAILT,
dsIo-st Collector Of City Taxes.
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w INGO, Elicit & CRUMP, 1908
w Main street, have just received . fresh
supply Of Ladies. IL les. and Childrens Bronze
Butgn and Lace Boots. o. tho finest qualify French
kia, glove kid. Turkish morocco. &C.; also. the
NILSSON" Button Boot, isomethtug new Tor
Always on hand faH line OF Gents Calf (isand-
sswed) Boots and Callers, and y complete assert
ment OF formers heavy goods. Give them call.
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TTHOMAS D. JEFFRESS,

THOMAS D. JEFFRESS,
K So. WHOLESALE GROCER AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. le PEARL STREET. RICHMOND, Va.
solici,s orders for GROCERIES and LI0nCRs
and consIg3ments Of . B a CT y. WHEAT
CORN, FLOUR, and all other COUNTRY PRO.
DUCE.
BAGS FURNISHED AT USUAL RATES.
Prompt rem tt.uce m sde fer u: proc, eds OF ali
cons ignmen q or, If farmers prefer groceries OK
fertilizers Of any kind wilt DC furn shrd at the
loves: prices. ces-7~
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DREMIUM CANDY.-For the very best
DY, both pl .in and fancy, go to y. COLUMBUS'S
STEAM CASSIDY MANCFACrORY, No. el4
Broad street. His candy was pronounced the best
at the late Virginia State Fair, and the first pre-
MUM awarded him. Country merchants and
all in want of superior candy would do well to give
him CALL His prices are the lowest In the city.
CnaAM CHOCOLATE made every Tuesday and
Friday; therefore 1t Is alwayB fresh aud nice
M ii -eodlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-12
TO THE LADIES.

ITO TIE LADIES.
II you desire to have an essy.ftting and Sash-
tonable BOOT and SHOE, you must cali at the
LADIES' BOOT AND shoe EMPORIUM,
No. 4i5 Broad street,
where you can 1nd The mos. complete stock Of
LADIES',
MISSES', and t@-
ChILDsEh's BOOTS and sH0ES;
amongst them Is the NILSSON SlDEsLACE
ever introduced In this city. The prices are low,
and determtIcd not TO be undereold in this mar
ket. Gail at A. NJ. Harrison, Z
NO. els Broad street. between 4th and 5th Sta,
neIt door TO Mrs. L. P. Jones's millinery store.
noS0 ..s"#. .....a ..e.s II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-12
TE1HE GRAND ANNUAL COM ~
PERSONAL.
de Std

THE LADY WHO TOOK THE MOFf'
L from Mrs Wilson's, next door TO Cohen 8. on
Road street, between Sd aud 4'h, W il please re-
turn Il TO Mrs Wilson, or her name Will De pup
lished. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-12

~ VELVETS of the following colors
now in store
GREEN. Blue, PURPLE. BROWN. LAYEF-
DER. LEAD, DRAB, aud BLACK,
which will be cut on the bias when desired.
Also, sATINs and vELvETEENSi IN all colors
Of LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Purchase JOHN CLARE, JR., i Co.'s SPOOL
COTTON. Il the best. no ~