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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Reported for the Dispatch.
ABINGDON PREsRYTERY,

Monday Morning, 8 O Clock.-Though q
furious storm was raging, Presbytery con-
vened according to order, and resumed its
duties.
Opened with prayer. Minutes of satur.
day were read and approved.
The chairman of the Presbyterial Com
mittee of Publication made verbal report
Resolutions were adopted giving plan
for procuring an evangelist. Three agents
were appointed to solicit contributions fol
this obiect-Revs. j. D. Thomas, II. NJ
White, and J. Lyons.
Rev. +. Barnett and S. A. Preston We're
appointed the permanent committee of this
Presbytery on Sabbath Schools, in accord
ance with requirement Of Synod of virginia.
The statistical report of Presbytcry was
read, adopted, and ordered TO be lof"afoeo
to General Assembly.
The Treasurer was directed to pay TO
ONE Of the commissioners to General AS
semblv the assessment for contingent eX-
pcnses; to pay balance due Stated CLERK OF
Prcsbvtery ; to pay the amount assessed 10
defrav travelling expenses of directors OF
Union Theological Seminary and to pay
travelling expenses of commissioners 10
General Assembly.
The Committee on Standing was directed
to make special assessments to cover pre-
sent deficiencies.
Stated Clerk was ordered to write to de-
linuuent churches about assessments, or
dering them to forward amounts due ut
once to Treasurer.
Much of the day was consumed in an In
teresting and animated discussion OF the
"Book of Church Order.'
The report Of the committee was taken
up and argued on in regular order. After
some amendments and alterations, the re-
port was adopted, approving of some
changes and Directing to some in the "New
Book"
The Committee on Systematic Benevo-
lence reported, which was accepted. From
this and the statistical report it appeared
that there had been about fifty acceSsions to
the Church in this Presbytery that the
whole number Of COMMITMENTS was about
one thousand and forty; and that the total
amount of contributions was about ST.
$50.
The thanks of Presbytery were then
unanimously rendered to the people OF the
community for their kindness and generous
hospitality during the present session OF
PreSbytery.
Presbytery then adjourned to meet on
Wednesday the 9Th of October, 1870, ut
Bethel church, Washington county, Va,
at II o'clock 4. NJ. Closed with singing,
PRAYER, and the apostolic bcnedction.
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az APRIL 20, 1870.
DRY GOODS FOR THE MILLION As WELL
AS THE MILLIONAIRE!

An Of our goods are not bought at the New
York auctions, as no FIRST-CLAsS STOCK can
be fed from auction sales.
Heavy arrivals by steamer and express OF NEW
and ELEGANT GOODS, just bought, not exclu-
sively FOR CASH, but bought right and SOLD right
Handsome GRENADINES only 20 per dress;
Elegant RLACK and COLORED SILKS very
Elegant oRGAND1Es and JAPANESE Pop
CHECKED JAPANESE SILKS aud aRENA-
sEA-sfDE and other PoPL1Ns for walking
MozAMBIoUEs endless assortment, lsa, 20, %,
PIQUEs, colored and white, for ladies and chill
PLAIN BUFF and other LINENS for suits
GLOVES, COLLA AIRS, C0RSETS,
RIBBONS, BLACK THREAD LACEs, &c.;
large assortment best PRINTS ut 10, II, Is, and
A splendid line OF Llama Lace and Thread
Points Shawls in great variety Hoisery, Socks.
&c. 3 full assortment OF French and American
Cassimeres for men and boys: Irish Linens, Tow
ellings, &C., at ante bellum prices Quilts, Skirts
Linen-Bosom Shirts Gentemen's, Ladies'. and
ChiIdren's Undershirts, &C., &c.
apl9 corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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many prominent and influential Repunli-
cans have openly declared their intention
of supportinga white mans ticket WASH
,ngto, letter eaanaorc Gazette. '
There was 8 very shocking homicide COM
mittcd in Washington on Tuesday morning.
George II. Henault, lad Of eighteen years,
killed Samuel D. Mackey, a fireman, by
stabbinr him in the breast with knife. He
died in a few minutes, and his body was
taken to the central glard-ho,ise. .Henault
was arrested at once. The parties had been
to a ball In the Third Ward, where they
had quarrelled. II
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University Of Virginia, April 20, 1870.
Observation-Disclosures" Happy
Land Of Canaan"
STANTON. April

STAUNToN, Aprll is, 1870.
Three days ago we were. enjoying mid.
summer. Fires were eXtinguished, win.
dows thrown open, and fans brought into
requisition. To-day has resembled mid.
winter. During the first few hours of the
day it rained, hailed, and showed, altoge-
ther. From midday until shutdown there
has been as severe a snow-stOrm as We have
had at all this winter. If it were not for
the fruit trees, which are in full bloom, one
could hardly renlize that this is the 18th day
Of April. As poetical gentleman of your
city used to say, "Winter fingers in the
lap of spring." So much for the weather.
There is a gradual influx of population
into this part Of the State. There seem to
be, however, but few lands offered for sale
in this vicinity.
The writer +" fell in with" an old gentle
man yesterday who said he had come to the
Valley son search for the happy land OF
Canaan" He seemed to have travelled the
"hard road OF Jordan" and it Is devoutly
10 be wished that he and many others may,
so far as this world Is concerned, lind in the
Valley "the happy land of Canaan"
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~. rnade.fis appearance III Petersburg yes-
terday afternoon, and lookup bis lodgings
last night In the city jail, by order Of the
Recorder. Andrews was discovered quite
drunk on Cockade alley--just drunk enough
to be very disorderly and insulting, and In
dependent enough to set at defiance our
city ordinances by firing off his pistol In the
streets, to, the danger. of passing citizens.
He was found by officer Parkinson, who de-
manded his pistol. Andrews refused and
resisted the officer, but was quickly over
powered, disarmed, and marched to the
COURTHOUSE under arrest. When asked lot
an explanation Of his conduct by kecorde.
Williamson he replied insultingly that ne
did not believe he had trespassed upon tins
defunct government; whereupon he YVES
quickly landed In Jail, to cool off for exah ll
nation this MISUNDERSTANDING 1"se1'
Doth.
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DARING OurRAeE.-An old gentleman
named Martin, residing In the lover so+ emu
of Campbell county, who was on ms sa aneu 10
home yesterday from this cry, VIVA was set
had sold wagon load OF tobacco a,o %a near
upon by party OF four OF Nv nTe this eity on
t that W SaTdk f Bdge road severely beaten
a ad other oee article articles and all his money: The
n ua@ o.' after perpetrating the outrage,
took tte TOT to The woods and made their escape.
omr ~ informant fol, who saw Mr.. Martin
ofSer the occurrence, says that he is seri-
ousiy and probably dangerously injured,
and thinks it not at all improbable that ne
will not recover from his Wounds.-Lyncn-
hnr1 Nelcs.
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THE WORKING PEoPLE.-The house paint,
ers of Brooklyn, N. y, are receiving s3.o0
q dav. The coopers in Brooklyn employed
on sugar and flour barrels have compro-
missed with their employers, and nave
agreed to take 1926 instead OF $500 Gay.
The carpenters of Brooklyn are taxing &C. g.
q dav. The ship-builders of New York have
notified their workmen that hereafter wages
will be reduced from 81 to $3.50 day. 1t
is not as yet known whether the men will
accent these terms.
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ME- HELP FOR THE MISERA-
RLE.-No wonder that the face OF the dys-
peptic has dragged, worn, hopeless express
sion that is pitiful to zee. No wonder that
the miserable martyr to indigestion Is fretful,
Irritable, and ms0cia1. Whoever can bear
The pangs Of this tormenting complaint cheerfully,
and with au uuruflled temper, Is little short OF q
saint. But why should hum IN fortitude continue
to be thus severely tried when absolute specific
for the disease Is always 1T hand. Everyw here
within the limits OF civilization In this hemisphere
Hostetter's stomach Bitcrs Is ohtainahle, and the
history of the first of dyspepsia In which it has
been administered In vain has yet to be written.
The sickness at the stomach, the sense OF weakness
and stupor, the feeling of emptiness ana hollow
ness before eating, and Of oppression afterw ards
the utteriug of the pulse the intense nervous irr
tation, the morbid ndis 1osition to eXertion the
WEAKNESS OF life, and Indifference TO all Its plea
sures, which are among the symptoms Of the dis
ease In It's chronic form, are IRA pdy ameliorated
by the tonic operation of this palatable vegetable
restorative, which seems to renovate and quicken
all the dormant forces OF the system and rouse
the mind from the apathy and gloom inseparable
from arrangement of the digestive and secre-
tive functions. In ordinary cases 4 lew weeks
suices to complete the cure but hen the disease
Is complicated, 1t often Is, with torpidity Of the
liver, severe constipation, impurity of the blood
and sluggish circulation, longer time may be
required. Persevere. however, and the result Is
certain. An encouraging improvement Will be
perceptible from day to day, and the conya-
lescent knowing and feeling that he or she is on
the high road to health will await the happy issue
with comparative patience. ap ls-eodlWST
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL serious accident
occurred on the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad Tuesday morning. The passenger
train coming east collided with rock in
cut little this side of the Big Tunnel. at
the same time another large rock rolled
down, striking the tender ana baay r dsm,
aging it. A train hand had botn legs broken
bv the shock, and died of his injuries in
short time. No passengers were injured
Lynchburq Tir9inidn.
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DIED.

Yesterday morning 20th instant, CHARLES
WILSON, infant son or Henry y. and Victoria
Boudar, aged nineteen months and ten DAYS
at o. clock from the residence of bis parents, on
Second street between Msrshall and Clay. The
relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 20 attend.
On the 10Th April, 1870 athalf-past P. NJ, Miss
SUSAN CRUMP: aged sixty-two years.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-.
dence on St. Johns street. at 10 O'Clock on tue 2lst
instant. Her friends and relatives are invited to
attend.
On the 18th instant, at the residence OF his father
Harper's Ferry, West virginia, L. a. WENT
ZELL.
On the morning Of wednesday, April 20, MARY
LhTITIa. infant daughter Of Frank Z. and Mary
v, Hammer.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE LOWER APPoMATTox CoMPANY,l
PETERSBURG, April l3, 1870.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
Il PROPOSALS up to the 25th instant to BUILD
ONE OR MORE PONTOONS, of large size with
double railroad tracks in them, TO land the mate
rial drcdgcd from the river.
l'lans and specifications can be seen at THIS OF
fee. ID. ID. Bird,
an l5-Iot Chief Engineer.
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-,'',spssraAE acT9s,Es.
~ sN Ash, CRASH, BANG ao!THE

m SMASH, CRASH BANG A aoTHE
PRICES OF DRY GOODS STILL LowER'
I'm, few can realize how, very low the prices Of
DRY GOODS are unfit they visit the store of
1,ryY BROTHERS and q zee the full yard.wide
FRENCH PERCALEs or PRINTED CAIN.
BRrCs at 2oc. per yard, would be cheap az '0c.
rbese goods measure thirty-six inches wide.
Handsome GRENADIhEs at 1oc. yer yard worth
soc.;
LAWNS at 1914, lss, and soG., the cheapest goods
ever made;
All wool DE LANES, every shade, ct sSc' per
yard worth aoe.;
Good G1NGHAMs at 1913, IS. lssc., cheaper than
the cheapest;
Rsa, EARLsToN a1NGHAMs, very fine. at csc.
worth s7ic;
P1oUEs from CSC. to 81 per yard-the cheapest
and best assortment ever offered In any estab-
lishment in this city;
Handsome STRIPED MUsLINs at'sc worth 60a.;
CHECKED MUsLINs from 20 to soc.;
SA1SsoOK MUsLINs from CSC. to 81 per yard;
roRn EDGE TRIMMING RIBBONS at soc. a
piece worths
CORD EDGE TRIMMING RIBBONS at 7sc.
worth $l.25 piece;
SATIN RIBBONS nearly two inches wide ut aoc.
per yard, would be bargain at soc. per yard;
DIAlITY BANDS at loc. worth 2oc.
The largest and best assortment Of HAMBERG
INSERTINGs and EDGINGs ever offered;
The new 0tyle GUPURE BANDS and COLLARS
at popular prices;
LINEN NAPKINS at 15c. per dozen worth 81;
HUCRABACK TOWELS at lOc. piece worth
2Oc.
Large size HUCKABACK TOWELS at ssc. sold
amonth ago at 4oc.;
IRISH LINEN, warranted all pure Aax, at $50,
per yard worth 5oc.:
MARSEILLEs TRIMMINGS at $50. apiece, some
Of which are worth 75c.
NEW STYLE
RUFFLE COLLARS,
CHEMI5ETTEs,
READY-MADE GARMENTS FOR LADIES,
and lots OF other goods.
But half of the tale has been told.
For further particulars, call at the
OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE.
LEVY BROTHERS.
ap2l 1918 and 1915 Main street. i
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For the Dispatch.
LETTER FROM THE UNIVERSITY.

JEFFERSON CELEBRATION-UGLY CLUB
DYkING PARTIES-A FUNNY MISTAKE
AN EDITOR IN TRoUBLE-FRUIr PROS.
PECT--CHRIsTIAE AsSOCIATION--sER-
MONS IN THE CHAPEL.
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DUCKWALL & ROUSS, No. 1913, oppo-
u site post-ofice. prices nowhere.
DUCK VAL & ROUSS'S prices rule the Rich
mond market. Androscogein Cotton at less than
shilling, Coats's Cotton auction lot) at &c.,
ard-wide Bleached and Brown Cotton, l2Sc. !:
best Prints, 10c. We give away the best Needles
at &c. Pins, SC. Spool Cotton 600 yards), &c.
1t is worth something 10 look at our silk Popins,
Lenos. and other Dress Goods our Ribbons, our
splendid ass prtment Of Ladies' and Cent? Hand
kerchiefs ana Hosiery, our cheap Domostics.
simply 10 learn what Dry GOODS and lions are
now worth. apis
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The West is greatly agitated upon the
subject OF negro suffrage. Leading Demo.
cratic politicians say that where the Radi.
Gals gain one negro vote the Democratic
party win gain five white Republican votes.
Throughout the West the opposition to
negro suffrage among the professional aud
business mon Ii stronger than ever, and
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NEILLINERY.-We are now OPEN esM
Ul ing a new and most desirable stock Of 49,
MILLINERY, consisting OF CRAPES
FLOWERS, STRAW GOODS, &C.
Our assortment is large and varied, and con-
tains all that Is novel and choice in the m arket
We are confident that we can now show the
cheapest and best-selected stock in the city.
we respectfully solicit CALL All orders
NJ. WALTON h CO.,
400 Broad street. corner OF Fourth.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
Il RICHMOND respectfully announce my
self a candidate for the Office Of CITY SEX
GEANT.
apgl-St THOMAS u, DUDLEY.
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The MEHgEg FROM sURRY AGAIN IN DIS
FL. Andrews, the colored
member OF tho Legislature from suIry eoun-
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ChiIdren's Undershirts, &c., &c.
T. E. PRICE q co.,
GpD corner Main and Eleventh streets.
~ BURREss, WILLIAMS s. CO.,
1i17 MAIN STREET.
We take pleasure In informing our frieuds TIM
we are now receiving our second regular supply
SPRING GOODS,
which makes our stock full and complete. These
goods have been bought within the past two weeks,
since the recent heavy decline in all foreign goods
and we confidently assert can be sold as cheap as
similar goods were ever offered Ia this market.
We take this occasion to tender our thanks to
our friends and the public for the unprecedented
patronage which has been accorded US, and to
assure them that no effort on our part shall DO
spared to merit Its continuance.
We invite all In want Of
FRESH,
FASHIONABLE, and
DESIRABLE
DRY GOODS
EVERY DESCRIPTION
10 give us call and be convinced that they e+n
supply their wants at lower prices than before
the war.
We name in part
DRESS GOODS Of every kind, In riah SILKS,
JAPANESE SILKS, IRISH PoPLINs,
REAL MOHAIRS, IRON BAREGES,
GRENADINES, PLAIN and EMBROI.
DERED LENOs, JAPANESE CLOTHS
BAREGEs, PIQUBs, PERCALEs,
BRILLIANTS, LAWNS JACCONETs
ORGANIZES,
FRENCH CAMBRICs, GINGHAMs,
LINEN LAWNS.
MOUssELAINEs, MERINOs,
WHITE. BLACK. and COT oRED
ALPACAs, BoMBAz1NEs TAM1sE
CLOTH, HEaNANIS and q complete
line Of MOURNING GOODS.
BLEACHED aud BROWN COTToSs (au
makesl,
CALICOEs, FLANNELs,
CURTAIN GOODS.
IRISH LINENS Ia large stockl
LINEN sHEETING, PILLOW LINEN.
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS, TOWELS,
HANDKERCHIEFs, HOSIERY,
GLOVES of all kinds Including two-button
seamless kid very cheap,
CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs, LINEN, DUCKS
and DRILLS. COTToNADEs, Ora
WATTS, BOWS and TIES,
TABLE oILCLoTHs,
REAL THREAD and LLAMA LACE
POINTS,
LLAMA LACE sACQUES
REAL and IMITATION LACE COLLARS
and SETS,
LINEN COLLARS and SETS.
THREAD and IMITATION LACEs,
CAMBRIA and SWISS EDGINGs and IN
SETTINGS.
1T Is IMPOSSIBLE TO ENuMERATE ALL
THE ITEMS WE KEEP.
OUR STOCK
IS UNUSUALLY LARGE,
that we can give
PERFECT SATISFACTION
TO ALL
WHO FAVOR US WITH THEIR
PATRONAGE.
BURRESs, WILLIAMS CO.,
I'LL Main street,
sp1e between Eleventh ard Twelfth
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Several houses were demolished in Brook.
lyn Tuesday by the storm.
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DssK GOODs.
.NE DAY MORE THIS WEEK

I -. z-ls.s..g
For the information OF our customers ana III.
public generally we hereby give notice that on,
STORE WILL BE CLOSED ON FRIDAY. April
asd, and also on SATURDAY. as usual, I'LL /,
Pm.
Those desiring BARGAINs VIII please cail
THURSDAY, APRIL list.
On MONDAY NEXT we shah open some
New and handsome CHECKED, STRIPED, and
PLAIN SILKS;
WHITE SILK PARAsoIs.
LLAMA LACE sHAWLs,
LACE COLLARS,
BLACK GREEADINE.
and other desirable goods, which we win sell At
the very lowest prices.
Orr stock Of
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS
LINENS,
CoTTONS.
MOURNING GOODS.
EatBRoIDERIEs, &C.,
is very extensive, and buyers may depend on get
ting GOOD GOODS at reasonable prices.
WILLIAM THALHIMER 4 SONS,
Broad-Street Dry Goods Emporium,
ap21 COL Broad street, corner Sixth.
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MARRIED,

In this city. on the 9Th Instant hy Rev. Dr.
Baker, Captain j. Is. SMITH, formerly of Eng
land, to Miss SUSAN E. CRABBIN, Of this
city.
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TEW LUMBER BUSINESS.

NEW LUMBER BUSINESS.
lam glad to inform my old customers and the
rubiir generally that have resumed my Lu Nj
BIER BUSINESS. Having just located MILL
on the finest cumberland + ever owned, am now
prepared to furnish all kinds OF BUILDING
LUMBER nj the shortest notice.
Observation-Disclosures and persons wanting
HEAVY HEART LUMBER would do well to
call on me.
shall keep good assortment OF LUMBER at
each OF nv present wood-yards-at Basin and
Weldon railroad. II. l.. II. YOUNG,
an l6--lm Petersburg, Va.
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Pogr-OFFIcE AFFAIRs.-At Johnsontown,
northampton county, James A. Jarvis is
appointed postmaster, utce Victor A. Mapp,
resigned at Mount Landing, Essex coun-
ty, Seldom G. Dunn is appointed postmas-
ter, utce p. Dennison, failed to qualify; at
Warsaw, Richmond county, William II.
Doggin is appointed postmaster, DICE James
Motorized, removed; at HARDWOOD, Stat
ford county, Mary +. shacklelord is APP
pointed postmistress, vice Blrrell Shackle-
lord resigned; at Green Hill, Campbell
county, A, Moer is appointed postmaster,
S,ce David Pannill, deceased.
Virginia route 4,68s, Barnesyille to Clarke.
vile, Edward S. Rolfc contractor. service is
Increased to six times week, and $500 per
annnm allowed additional; less than nro rata.
but contractor asserting. ivy
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HAVANA C1GARS.-
i Large lot superior CIGARS just received at
PDWHATAN l.. DUPUY'S
ap2l Apoihccary. a27 Broad street.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Forney bewails the adoption Of the Pome-
L., ell xuk,.n

Forney bewails the adoption Of the Pome-
roy amendment in the following strain:
"THE BINGHAM AMENDMENT DEFEATED.
AS the result Of the long debate in the Sc
nate on the Georgia bill we have the COM
plete defeat Of the Bingham-Farnsworth
amendment; but, by the aid of Democratic
votes, Georgia is denied admission, and is
remanded to military government. While
we can understand that many of the Re-
publican senators who voted with the De-
mocrats to remand Georgia did so because
they conscientiously believed that the safety
of her loyal people demanded the protec-
ton of the military power, we dcplore the
action Of the Senate in this regard rs I'M
wise and unfortunate, both to the nation
and the State, and unjust to the Republi-
cans who have sustained the policy of our
party in the South. While we can say that
the Democratic senators have voted for
military satraps and all that, it does not
compensate for the damage that will be
done to the Republican party In going be-
fore the North in the fall campaign, when
we will be held responsible for the refusal
to admit Georgia"
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The following gentlemen arc with me, and will
be blessed TO see their friends j. WIsNBUR0 j.
j. TURNER, GEORGE SwABACHRR, w. POWERS
ana I'D. kGGLEsToN. ap2
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y G. TURNER & CO.,
1547 MAIN EFT.

r, G. TURNER & CO.,
l547 MAIN STREET.
We are receiving by every steamer fresh sup.
sPkING and SUMNER DRY GOODS of every
DRESS fssssf GoGH1i in every variety:
Our WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT is COM
Gents, FgRN1sHING GOODS, CLOTHS. CAS-
BLEAc IIED and and BROWN coTToNs. all
BLEACHED and BROWN GREETINGS and
wH H5TLo ong :; i C2TF9 = rr1ne OIL
CLOTHS, HEMP, and other CAKPETING.
our friends and the pHRo Z. e. sTH rFHEn CO..
he pleased to serve their friends GEORGE X.
MNyEy BATES, WILLIAM d. TURNER, and A; n.
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.,
OPPOSITE PosT-oEFIOE
tako pleasure in announcing that they have
made business arrangement with
MIR. WILLIAM BELL AND MIR. W. r. BULL,
formerly with william n. Bell S Co.
These gentlemen, 80 favorably known 70 the
trade of Virginia, invite their friends and &C.
quaintances to give them call, confident that
they can furnish them with everything new and
beautiful TO be found In frst-class dry goods
house at the very lowest rates
apu CARDoZo, FoUgQUREAN co.
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T r. MOUNTCASTLE,
y. No $40 BROAD STREET,
sole agent for MUNSON COPPER TUBULAR
LIGHTNING ROD, superior to any other III the
marke: rs to durs biity, &c.
Orders taken for city or any part OF tie coun-
try ut shortest unticc. ap1
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G3 BURRESS, WILLIAMS s. CO., ,
L17 MAIN STREET.

We take pleasure In informing our frieuds TINT
we are now receiving our second regular supply
OF
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V'HE NEW FOOD
4 sEA-MOSS FARISE.

| This new and elegant preparation, made from
purc Irish moss or carrag ecn, Is conceded to be
! The cheapest healthest, and most palatab!e food
| In the world.
| For twenty-five cents you can buy package.
which will make sixteen quarts blanc mango,
| puad!nes. custards, cream, &c, &c.
| A fresh supply Just received.
| TURCELL, LAID & CO., Druggists,
ants corner Main and Thirteenth streets.