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DRY GOODS.
1yHIRD ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS


A GREAT CHANGE IN GOODS AND PRIOEJ
willreadily be realized by calling At
JULIUS SYCLE,S,
Is BROAD STREET.
We are opening this day a. largo. well collected
~ FAsHIoSAsLE DRESS GOODS
FIGURED eRGsApisasp Al pdiisSrspi,Sai in ali eolore;
JAPANESE POPLINa, plain, plaid, and strired;
BAREGss, figured and striped;
WALKiNG SUITS GOODS;
N6kkiEi 6kSB LfSENs sPH shi HhEifkcHs in ali shades
PiQUEs. colored and white, Iron BAREGEs,
and ehhSAR1hTss RhiTa ad6SsASAs' aoeSs. &C.
ORGANDIES, Swiss. Nainsooks plain, plaid,
Spea Sssonst AND Ganeris sn6 ngsLss
COMB QTILT, TOWELING and TOWELS
rSR S ise to sSc, very lsrge Blrdfsys PA
S' HsP
kERChIEFS at 1s., pure linen. LACE
Sa4d S S
esy: DIsuTy dl aTa sfs rkkyFFL1NGs and
large assortment Of LLAMA, LACE. and
THREAD POINTS:
| pARAS0LS, a full line and very cheap
| NOTTINGHAM LACE, for curtains, at Soc- per
and eokoRED sE5Ks al prizes psns NO.
| A full assortment OF fCkSSIMERFS, DOESK1NS,
| and MELTONS; ;LINENS, C0TTONADES
for mems and boys' wear
LINEN BOsOMS, IRISH LINENS;
CENTS HALF HOSE at all prices;
lUNDERSHIRTS for ladies and gentlemen
| full line of DOMESTIC GOODS al low prices !:
| all of which have been bought in the last Ave
days 1T the lowest prices.
| Call one and all and take your choice ut
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
| Rrosd street between Fourth and Filth
! Closed on SATURDAYS.
| The following gentlemen will be pleased 70 see
| their .rieuds !: GEORGE SwABACHER JONAS
| WEISBUnG, J. II. TURNER, K. =. sAITuER,
| WILLIAM ID. POWER, my
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ABSOLUTE REMOVAL OF conss AHD Busross

ABSOLUTE REMOVAL OF CoRNs AHD BuSIoNs,
RICHMOND, april =, 1870.
Some days since DR.. Kendall removed . pain-
full BUNIoN for me in q few secoE ds, literally, -
he states, without cutting pain, or loss or blood
The ease that followed was wonderful.
WILLIAM j. Hkx1,
House OF Delegates.
Cutting CoRNs Is numbered with the exploded
arts. This is clearly demonstrated by the uovel,
painless, and eficacious removal Of them BY DR..
Kendall, practitioner for many years In Lon-
don, Dublin, Edinburgh, and many OF the princi-
pal cities and towns OF America.
Drs. Kendall & HARDEsTI have opened IN
Office for short period at I'll Main street, whefe
they can be consulted all hours Of the day during
their stay In the city.
Thousands Of testimonials similar 70 the above
| can be seen at their Office.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY !, 1870.

Steamer Isaac Bell. Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. G. Dnnhsm Co.
chandise and passengers, Hnrveys Williams.
l,ah. aEesfni6ngsn S0an
chandise, Curtis Parker. 1'o" 1'-' '-1''.
sGho1ner % kosanns, Frank, Aiexsndris, coal, g.
st Steamer Norfolk, Philadelphis, msrckaad.se
Steamer Elfie Knight, Travers, Baltimore. mar.
sshooser ane cpspsr He sos
load for Philadelphia. !. n.
BELOW. t:5t
steamtug Peter Pulyer with one schooner ia
WEST POINT, May L-Arriyed, steamer STATE Of
ksy9ed snd
NEW YoRK, April so.-Cleared, schoeners j. Il.
RRapp, Gale, and z. p. Dougias, MeEnis, fos
HoIMEs's HOLE, April s7.-Arr1yed. schoopers
Coryo, Pickering, from Rocklsnd for Kohnond;
eves; and Nas fee I rom I Poisiasd sss
Boston, April sa.-oleared. schooners ptpt.,
Smith, and H; N. Hcwes, HoWes boSdoinhAm,
RocKLAND, @ April M-sailed, schooner Hss.is
Coombs, Jameson, for Richmond.
Lgx TELEGRAPH, . ,....n !. =,
Baltimore, barque Monmouth, from is1o; bTig
Frances Jane, from Porto Rico. !.
Passed ossa ou shp 5r aaIsgS
Francis, Fra MA ior q Nova Scott. Msry aiIy..d Ior
5s asvs1s brig: sisassa 1os oKiss f
Rico %, q. Chapman, for Matansss BanasA
Tor @ ST. Johns schooner MaEsiRita. for Ass-
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HENR1co COUNTY CoURT-Judge E. O.
Minor presiding.-The quarterly term OF
this court commenced yesterday.
Judge Minor announced the following ap-
pointments of officers of the court: John D.
Warren, clerk; William Fowlkes, deputy
clerk; James Med. Darlington, Common
wealth's attorney johnson Fl. Sands and
Thos. J. Evans, commissioners in chancery.
These officers qualified.
Joseph c. Redwood having resigned his
position as a surveyor of roads, Valentine
Heckler, Jr., was appointed in his stead.
Henry j. Smith, sheriff, and the following
deputy sherifs, qualified: William M. Nc
Gruder, William Walsh, w. B. Rose, and
George NJ. Fleck.
John A. Eacho qualified as assistant COM
missioner of the revenue for the first dis
trict.
The grand jury was sworn in with Thos.
Johnston as foreman, and adjourned until
Friday next.
Fourteen ordinary licenses were granted;
after which the court adjourned until to-
day.
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ST. JoHN's CHURcH.-Rev. DR.. Wall, of
St. Johns church, preached Sunday morn
ing from l. Samuel, Xxx. chapter, part of the
third verse "As the Lord liveth, and as
thy soul iveth, there is but a step betueen
me and DEATH" 1t was a very able and
solemn sermon, showing that there is but q
step between mankind and death. When
the rector alluded to our late sad accident,
and painted the scene Of death at the Capt.
toll he made the verse speak with mighty
power, and there were few dry eyes in the
church
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Aessrs. Editors: sirs, From the frequent In
quiries made by the friends Of the late lsmented
Captain WILLIAM A. CHARTERs for photogrs-
phic copies, I. take pleasure In informing thsu
that Captain WILLIAM A. CHAPTERS and his
whole family sat at my Gallery on April 7e. ls7s.
only few days before the sad calamity occurred
and have their pictures in all sizes, whore they
can be seen by his relatives and friends. ~. II
Very respectfully, yours, ,s,
G. T. CAMPBELL, Photographed.
corner Ninth and Main streets,
Richmond, Va.
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THE LADIES' soRosIs CLUE, Of New York, 10.
Gently changed their discussions from woraaR's
suffrage to hair preparations and pimple baniSh-
ers. They declared that where nature had not en-
dowed them with beauty, 1t was their right t-yea,
their duty-to seek It where they could. 30 thsy
all voted that Magnolia Balm overcame sallow-
ness, rough skin, and ring-msrks, and gave totas
complexion most dtstfngus tsorcsian, and nxs-
ble-like appearance dangerous TO men, no douhkls
and that Lyons Kathairon made the hair grow
thick. soft, and awful pretty, and, moreover. pro-
vented 1t from turning gray. II tho propf4stors
Of these articles did not send the sisters IN invoice
they are not smart. s,sz
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Day OF HUMILIATION AND PRAYER.-To.
morrow "wednesday viii be strictly OBJ.
served in this city, IN accordance with the
proclamation of the Governor, as day Of
humiliation and prayer In view Of our
great af1iction. The various offices Of the
city government, the banks and banking.
houses, markets, and public schools, will be
closed, as announced by the Mayor busi:
ness will be universally Suspended, and
nearly every house Of worship in the city
viii be open for appropriate religious ser.
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ROBBERY IN THE CoUNTRY.-On Thursday
last the smoke-house of Mr.. George 2. Mayo,
of Cumberland county, was robbed of thirty
pieces of bacon. Detective Craddock, of
Richmond, being sent for, went to the scene
of the robbery and arrested Andrew Goode,
colored, as the thief. Goode is a notorious
rascal, and the testimony against him will
insure conviction.
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TIE PLAE oP CONSERVATIVE EoM1NA-
T1oHs.-We are requested by the chairman
of the Ward meeting held in Madison Ward
on Tuesday night the 26th ulrimo, at which
o resolution was passed providing for the
appointment Of new committee OF seven
to meet similar committees from the other
wards to determine upon plan for the
nomination Of municipal officers, to state
That the following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed from Madison Ward: William &.
Paine, Captain John a. Sloan, Andrew L.
Elicit, Charles T.Daris, George M. MAYO,
Lawson Nunnally, and Marshall nj. Gillian,
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PERsoNAL.-Rev. George Jacobs, formerly
pastor of the Portuguese congregation
of this city, and now of Philadelphia, ar
rived in this city on yesterday. He is stopping
with his father-in-law, Mr.. Jacob A. Levy,
14O7 Broad street. His deep sympathy for
the community among whom he has resided
for so many years induced him to pay this
visit: He will ofiiciate at the old synagogue
morrow.
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MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION. - The annual
meeting of the Hebrew Ladies' Memorial
Association Will be held at the residence OF
the president, on Broad street, this after.
noon at halF-past 5 o'clock. There will be
an election Of officers, and action Will be
taken relative to preparations for the ap.
preaching celebration.
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POLICE APPoINTMENTs.-The are 263
applicants for the vacancies in the city
police force, and the number is daily in
creasing. For the information of all per-
sons interested, Mayor Ellyson yesterday
gave notice that the police corps would not
be re6rganized until the LIST of June, when
the full number of officers and men autho-
rized by law would be then appointed.
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PRISONERS BROUGHT IN.-Deputy United
States Marshals Samuel Walter and Will
liam Leahy ON yesterday brought in from
various sections of the State nine prisoners,
who have heretofore been indicted mostly
for violation of the internal revenue laws,
and whose cases are set for trial ut this term
nf tha corrt
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DRx GOODS
1 RRIvAL OF BEAUTIFUL GOODS

sEw STYLES, GOOD QUALITIES,
R1aHT PRICES.
Just received, some handsome patterns Of
PLAIN. STRIPED, and CHECKED SILKS.
very cheap;
PoPLINs, cHALLIEa and LENoEs. for
suits;
BLACK ALPACAs. GRENADINES. and
BoMBAZNEsi
LAWNS PERCALEs PIQUEs. aINa-
HAMS, &C.
WHITE, PINK, GREEN. BLUE, and all
other colors, ALPACAS;
SWISS, NAINsOOK, and CHECK MUsLINs;
CAMBRICs:
BRLLIANTs. TABLE LINENS,
WHITE and FIGURED IRISH LINENS,
sHEETINGs, Of all kinds and widths:
NAPKINS. TOWELS, LACE sIIAwLs,
BLACK MERINo sHAwLs,
SILK sACoUEs, PARAsoLs. BOWS,
TIES, EMBROIDERIES
HANDKERCHIEFs, KID GLOVES,
ENGLISH HOSE,
LACE COLLARS and SETS, JEWELRY,
RIBBONS, and lots Of other articles, TO which
we call attention. All memorandums and
orders carefully attended to-
WILLIAM THALHIMER q SONS,
apH corner Sixth and Broad streets.
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CONSERVATIVE ORGANIZATION IN Hen
RICO CoUNTy.-At Conservative meeting
of the citizens of Henrico held at the court
house of the county on Monday, May 2,
1870, that being the first day of the quar-
terly term Of the county court, on motion
Of Hon. A. r. Holladay, John B. Young,
Esq, was called to the chair, and John D.
Warren appointed secretary.
The Chairman explained the object to be
the organization of the Conservative party
to secure the full registration and vote at
the May election.
On motion, George D. Peasants, j. O.
Austin, P. I. Atkinson, John A. Hutche-
son, and William R. Polk, were named q
committee to report plan Of organization.
During the retirement of the committee
the meeting was ably addressed by Hon. A.
R. Holiday, Colonel Joseph C. Spaulding,
and Captain James Med. Darlington, the
Commonwealth's Attorney for the county.
The committee reported the following
plan of organization, which was unani-
mously adopted:
RESOLVED, That there shall be super
intendent at large for the county of Hen
| rico, to be elected by this meeting, whose
general duties shall be to attend to the re-
glsterlng of the voters, and who shall have
charge of the general interests of the Con-
| SeTvaIIfe party OF InerOunGy.
| "2. That there shall be chosen for each
township of the county superintendent OF
such township-the four township superin-
tendents and the county superintendent to
constitute an Executive Board for the Con-
seryatiye party of the whole county. The
township superintendents to be chosen by
the Conservative voters of their respective
townships.
"3. We recommend that each township
be further divided into three districts, eacf
district to be in charge of chief to bt
chosen by the Conservative voters of sale
township, and that each district shall bt
divided by its chief into as many divisions
as he may think necessary, and that he ap
point over each of such divisions q captain
to take charge of the Conservative voters O
his division and see that every one register,
and votes. The captains of divisions to re
port as soon as possible to the chiefs of dis
trlcts list Of all Conservative voters IL
| their divisions, who shall in turn report t.
the superintendents of townships"
John A. Hutcheson, ESQ.,, was elected
General Superintendent of the county.
The proceedings and plan of organiza
/, ton were ordered to be published in tn
Conservative papers of the city of Rich
: mond.
T We may add that the Conservatives of Va
, rina township have already organized un
der this plan, and find it to work well.
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DELEGATES TO TIE METHODIST GENERAL
COMPLEMENTARY. Drs. Edwards, Lee,
Bennett, and Granbery, clerical delegates,
and Asa Snyder, Esq, lay delegate, left
Richmond yesterday to attend the sessions
of the Methodist General Conference at
Memphis, Tennessee. Bishops Do2gett and
Early have also gone thither.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
G.. Wesley Meinter, Ames j. Potter, Cap.
tain Robert u. Minor, Wilson s. Foster,
Richmond, Va; B. j. Jordan, Scottsburg,
Va; Mrs. ,Colonel J. McMinn, Baltimore,
Md; j. Peterson s. Co., Philadelphia, Pa. |;
Miss Lucy Meade, Charlottesville, Va. !;
John C. Howard, Eunise, Ark. John B.
Ogden, New York Emmett T. Smith, Ken
tucky, w. Va; j. Ashton Kelley, VIII
liamsburg, Va; Rev. j. D. Powell, Ports
mouth, Va; William A. Hamilton, Wash
ington, D. G.
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APPOINTED PAaE.-Yaster Thomas Tur.
ner has been appointed a page of the House
of Delegates, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death OF his brother, John III. Turner,
who was killed at the capitol ''5''s
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HEBREW SOCIAL CIRcLE.--At the first regu-
Lar meeting Of the young Hebrew Social Cir
Gle, l.. Proskauer was elected president, n.
Jacobs vice-president, and Jacob Hishbers
secretary, to serve for the ensuing three
months.
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FOR THE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest and
very best coke, anthracite and bituminous coal
kindling, sawed, and long oak and pine wood. 10
to Mr.. j. B. WATKINs's, I'LL Main street. ncariy
opposite this ONCE. Thoroughly -soasoned ptns
wood at ~. rs per cord, delivered.
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PERsoNAL.-Chief Justice Chase arrived
in town yesterday afternoon, and is stop.
| ping ut the Ballard House. During this
week he will preside in the United States
Circuit Court.
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ROOTS. SMOES. &c.

SpRlNG AND SUMMER STOCKS
W BOOTS, SHOES TRUNKS, &C-WEA.
nS.s how In store the largest and most at ~
r""ti'c stock OF goods have ever before offered
- .he public. Recent large additions has made
w! Complete. My assortment OF BOOTS,
nnvtA, and CATERS for ladies and gents can
nor De surpassed In any respect. lean furnish all
shsr, Wid.hs- and styles, that can be called for,
Ca. D" bought In this or any other murEet.
call Is respectfully invited.
JOHN C. PAGE. JR.,
J.os dain street, two doors below Twelfth.
my2-Iw =
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Corn AND FLOUR ExcHA ASGE-MEETING
To-DAY.-A meeting of the members Of the
Corn and Flour Exchange will be held to-
day (May 3d. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, in their
room, corner Twelfth and Cary streets. A
full and punctual attendance is desired.
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PRESCRIPTIONS FOR THE SUFFERERS By
TIE RECENT CALAKIrY.-The physicians
of Richmond and Of Manchester are re-
ouested to send their prescriptions for the
Sufferers BY the recent calamity to any of
the apothecaries in Richmond or Manches-
ter. Apothecaries furnishing such pre-
scriptions will receive payment Tor the
same on presenting their bills duly vGuchsd n a!
trihntinp committee.
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Mr.. A. S. PEssoYEs, agent Of RichingS
English Opera Company, is in town, and
stopping at the Exchange Hotel. He L.
making arrangements for Q season OF Eng.
lish opera by that well-known company,
commencing Tuesday, May 10th, far five
nights, under the direction OF the hyorite
Caroline Richings-B Bernard.
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OPPORTUNITY FOE WoaAN.-Mrs. ii. j..
Joslyn Gage will deliver lecture on this
subject at Professor Carr's Academy, Main
street second door from Ninth, on Thurs
day evening next at 3 O'Clock. Tickets ffty
coY,fs Eg....- VI 500 s.tlrf t5s
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&c. FLAS~AGAS, ": W. FLAMNAGAN'
President. Sec'Y ana lrear'
1870 SPRING or STYLES 1870.
WOOL Z N 8
MADE AT
CUARI, RI,OTTESVILLE WOOLLEN MILLS.
The attention OF merchants is called to these
GOODS. and comparison with other laDrlcs IL
yted for
STYLE, FINISH, INTRINSIC MERIT,
AND
ADAPTABILITY TO THE WANTS OF THH
SOUTHERN TRADE.
For samples and price-list address
II. c. MARCHANT,
mh,I-.m Charlottesville, Va.
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TIE! NEW CHagTRR.--The Constitution a1s.
perosf sfsety insists ON the voters having The psst
iege OF eiecting The following municipal ofacers
Mayor, Sergeans, sheriff. IreasuSers Council
! men, Clerk Of Circuit Court, Clerk Of Haatins
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TAx-PAYERs will find an important notice
in another column from Mr.. r.. Burgess,
United States revenue collector for this dis.
trict,
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MARSHALL WARD COMMITTEE consists of
Messrs. j: B. Davis, r. L. Brown, 6. A.
Anslie, Miles Turpin, and z. j. Christian.
All persons disposed to assist the sufferers
OF the late disaster at the Capitol are re-
quested to hand their subscriptions TO the
above gentlemen or leave them at the fol-
lowing places-yiz., Richmond Banking
and Insurance Company, corner Of Twelfth
and Main streets w. 81. Scott, druggist.
corner Of Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
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NJ. ELLYsoN co. viii insert &dvert1sementsiA In
the principal newspapersi in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this oflces
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New York, Baltimore, Washington, and Rieh-
mond dailies and weeklies at ELLYsoH d TAY.
LoR's news depot, next TO Dispatch building.
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& OuAL1r1Ep.-Mr. Louis GimnG yesterday
qualified aa weighmaster Of I've stock for the
CITY of Riehmc6d.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Chief Justice Chase presiding.-The court
met yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
The grand and petit juries were called,
and discharged until to-day at 10 o'clock.
The writ of injunction in the case of
George Chahoon Us. Henry X. Ellyson,
granted by the District Judge, which, by
It's own terms, as well Ns by the terms of
the law, expires to-day unless motion be
made for its renewal. The court under
stands that this case is now disposed of by
prsme Court of Appeals of Virginia, and
the case is therefore dismissed.
General Bradley T. johnson announced
that series Of resolutions adopted by the
Bar Of Richmond in reference to the re-
cent calamity would be presented to the
court tomorrow, and an adjournment
Of the court asked.
The Chief Justice We shall feel it our
duty to join in any demonstration of sorrow
and respect which may be intended by the
members of the Bar in respect to the great
calamity and, in consideration of the mo-
tion made by General johnson, will adjourn
tomorrow until Wednesday, and then meet
only to hear the resolutions read.
The case of Shoemaker vs. French was as
signed for hearing to-day at half-past 10
The case of the Merchants National Bank
OF baiClmore Is. The Bank Of the Valley oil
virginia was assigned for Thursday next.
The court then adjourned until this
morning at 10 o'clock.
| Alter the adjournment of the court Judge
Chase called on Ex-Governor Wells anG
Messrs. Meredith and Neeson, Of the Rich
mond bar, who were wounded at the Ca
pitol.
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RRsIaNEp.-Nr. Joseph b. Painter, assist.
ant clerk in the State Treasurers Office,
has resigned.
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CHrLDREN's MoNTHLIEs FOR May at EILYsoH
TAYLoR's News Depot, next to Dtspatca
building,
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MARKETS. 70 BE CLosEn.--We would call
particular attention to the fact that the
market-bouses will not be open to-niorreW.
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NEcK-T1Es, sCARFs, HANDKEacHrx1E.
GLOVES. and all kinds OF fancy wear for gentle
men, in endless variety, at e. B. sPENCH d 6oN'H,
Iao0 Main strept
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NARDOEO, FOURQUREAN & CO.,
OPPOSITE PosT-oFECB,
are now opening large and varied assortment Of
new and elegant
JAPANESE sILKa
JAPANESE PoPLINs,
GRENADINES
SUIT CLOTHS
and other
DRESS GOODS.
ALSO.
LACE POINTS (soms very smnll,.
PARAsoL COVERS.
LACE SETS.
LACE HANDKERCHIEF
LACE COLLARS,
In endless variety. that cannot fail to please.
All in want Of DRY GOODS are advised TO give
us . call, as our prices are as low as the lowest
and our assortment varied and complete.
npn CARDozo. FoURQUREAN & co.
GONE AND LOOK.
o27 B o AD sTR r, o27.
H1RsH q GUaaENHEIMERss
second supply Of
pPRINa AND SUMNER DRY GOODS
DRESS GOODS Of every description, from Hlc,
to any pricet
JAPANESE POPLINs at very low prices;
Our stock Of WHITE GOODS cannot be surpass.
ed by any house in Richmond for price OF
quality,
WHITE, STRIPED ,and PLAID ORGANDIEs
MARSEILLES, all color, and ngures;
LINEN LAWNS at aSc..
WHALEBONE CORsETs at soc.
| WHITE and CHECKED MATING,
CoATs,s CoTT SOC. per dozen.
| We would respectfully invite
ALL IN NEED OF DRY GOODS
| to call and SEQ II th,y can do any better.
HIRsH 8 eUeGENHEIMER.
! !; 8 E :. }Hss4s5; sss$4ss; SsAS! sa's'nsn. .,n
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