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MN and Wife. BY WnK1E COLLINS, al

MN and Wife. BY WnKIE COLLINS, al-
thor OF The Woman i'll White" DC.
New York HARrtR & BROTHERS.
WILKlE COLLINS is avery agreeable novel
list. He is more than Boswell to Boz.
He has considerable originality, and is
very talented. His novels are very read
able, and very safe for their morality.
The Rob Roy on the jordan, Nile, Red Sea,
a,A Genuc$urcth, dc, A Canoe Cruise in
Palestine and Egypt and the Waters of
Damascus. BY J. MACGREGoR, NJ. a..
With Maps and Illustrations. New York ::
HARPER Il BROTHERS.
This is Il very Sprishtly book of travels.
The author f'cctousIyund APPLY names the
little canoe with which he navigated the
waters "Rob Roy" his own name being
MAoGKEGoR. Itwas well adapted to his pur-
poses, being easily transported overland.
lie has written a spirited and, in reference
to its description of the inhabitants and
things he saw, practical narrative of his
travels. From a hurried glance it seems to
be one of the most entertaining books of
travel we have had for some time.
These works are for sale by BATES &
WADDY BROTHERS.
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THE PRESS ON THE ACTION OF
THE CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS.
From the Petersburg Index.

From the Petersburg Index.
THE CONFERENCE OF THE CONSERVATIVE MEM
BERs OF THE LEGIsLATuRE.
The action of the meeting on Saturday
last of the Conservatives in the Legislature
was we'll advised, and will doubtless meet
the approval Of the Conservative party.
From the beginning to the end OF the
great popular movement which eliminated
in the election of our present State EXecu-
tive and the renewal OF our Federai rela,
tions there have always been individual
malcontents. Here and there through the
country decayed politicians, hopeless of
their own future, have been hopeless also OF
the future of the State, and have been will
ling to induce the people to hazard every
| thing in 4 vain endeavor to galvaniZe the
dead parties of the past. In like manner,
here and there journal was found to adj
vocate the same views, and to attribute to
the people at large a wish confined solely to
| themselves. -.t ..-
These individuals and these journals have
| been, if consistent in nothing else, always
consistent in throwing what obstacles they
could in the way of the Conservative rally
of all the people against Radical reckless
ness Oh the one hand, and on the other
against blind huggsing Of the past, and re-
| fuSal to recognize existing facts.
They saw no good in, the Committee of
Nine !; they saw no good in Mr.. Withers's
withdrawal; they saw no good in Gilbert
e.. Walker-until he was elected. And
then straightway they whirlcd about and
claimed to lead, to control, to be the party
which had gained for us all OF good that we
have had since the surrender, and which
has saved lis from such late as that of
Georgia or North Carolina.
These same individuals and journals,
when the Legislature met, clamored to
change the Conservative into a new party,
to be called Democratic, and to be, no man
but themselves know what. This cry bea
ing ignored, and the Conservatives pro-
ceeding in their own way, careless OF the
indictments, the cry was raised, "Let us
have Il convention and reUrganiZe the
party"
AS will be seen, the Conservative mem
bcrs of our Legislature recommend no con-
vcntion and only such Reorganization in
towns and counties as will be necessary at
the coming fall elections; and wisely as
sumng responsibility, in ordc to relieve
the party of the expense, tumult, and I'M
certainty of convention, they recommend
Il Central Executive Committee, composed
Of two members from each congressional
district, and seven from the city of Rich
mond, to serve and to maintain our party
organization as established by the conven-
ton of December, 1867.
The gentlemen appointed on this Central
Committee arc of the first character, and
will command the respect and confidence
| of the people.
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Main street.

. NE JULY 9Th, 1870.
r. X. PRICE & CO.,
corner Eleventh and Main, nearly opposite post
office, are opening daily for the summer trade
new und choice STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS,
IRISH LINENS, LINEN SHEET1NGS,
TUWELLINGS, COTTON SHEETINGS.
BLEACHED COTTONS, HUCKABACKS, &C,
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, BOMBAZINES,
TAMESE, GRAPE Wells and COLLARS,
HOSIERY, GAUZE VESTS,
READY-MADE SHIRTS (warrantedh
PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS, SUN SHADES, &C.
A striking bargain Is offered In 500 to GOO yards
CHECKED and STRIPED FRENCH and ia
pANESE SILKS at less than importers cost
beautiful goods for walking suits or for sojourncrs
Ut watcring-placcs.
New assortment PRINTS at 10, 19s &c., &c, &c.
Buyers either at retail or wholesale they Invite
call from, as upon their first floor will be ex-
hibited duplicates of their elegant stock of DRESS
GOODS, &C., any of which will be cut at lowest
jobbing rates.
iva T. Il. PRICE & co.
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~HAVING OBTAINED THE

NIT ID A i N Ii OBI a l. ELI i III II
ENTIRE INTEREST OF .-...
JAMES Il. BUKRESS AND JOSEPH u.
..# I'm the late concern Of
BURRESS, WILLIAMS d CO.,
beg leave to call the attention Of my friends
10 my very
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
DRY GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
In order to supply the demands of my I'M
mense retail trade / am compelled to buy in
very large quantities, and consequently can give
merchants
CHOICE SELECTIONS,
LIBERAL MARGIN FOR PROFITS.
NY stock Is replenishcd by
49,. TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS OF
~ mp -I,r. FRESH GOODS,
r, - is kept at all times
'.. FULL AND COMPLETE,
..s.. Is always
FULLY ADEQUATE TO THE WANTS OF
= = ~ THE TRADE. .s.:
THE QUALITY OF MY GOODS IL
s.. - SUP ERI OR,
+ and my
PRICES AS LOW AS SIMILAR GOODS CAN
BE BOUGHT ANYWHERE.
I invite an examination by all In want or
FIRST-CLASS GOODS
AT
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
JOHN N. WOODFIN, lit Main street.
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The following gentlemen can be found with
me. who will be pleased to see their friends:
JOSEPH G.. WILLIAMS, $50.
THOMAS ID. QuARLES,
EDWIN A. WYNN,
w. l.. JENNINGS,
f. v. SUTTON, JE., 81.
q. X. MORTON.
A. NJ. WOODFIN,
tee3 WILLIAM L. MCCAW.
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VOL. 80.
2itllmond lispatrh,
July 10, 1870.

Income is a good thing. Congress thinks
the income tax very good, and In these
practical days precisely for the reason that
tho Tribune essays to prove it unjust-viz.,
that sixty members who voted to continue
the income tax represented districts which
in the aggregate did not pay half as much
income as did the eighth district Of the city
of New York.
The Tribune is quite enraged at this In
come tax. 1t says:
ga man who should prepare himself to
swim through dangerous breakers by filling
his pockets with lead and tying cannon ball
TO each foot would be set down ~ n fool. But
Il majority OF the Republicans in Congress
are doing something equivalent to this when
they load themselves with the income tax
Just before plunging into stormy campaign
wherein many of them would have trouble
enough to keep afloat even without any SUI
periluous burdens"
How green is the Tribune Mr.. GREE
LEY's herdsgrass is not grcener. All the
indignation at this injustice will be confined
to the eighth ward. The sixty districts
will stand by their representatives, who,
had they voted against the income tax,
would have been swept by the boardl The
Tribune is behind the age. The sixty fell
lows are not filling their pockets with lead,
but putting gold into the Treasury to the
| relief of their constituents! This is the
| modern logic-the true political economy
which directs q congress man to relieve his
| constituents when he can by piing bur-
thens on other people, and his constituents
never fall out with him for this.
And, after all, what is there so horrible
| in the income tax? 1t is ba sed on 4 fair
principle: the payment of taxes according
to the means Of the Taxpayer. The over
| grown fortunes of great cities are built up
on the industry and produce of the country,
and should bear their full sh are of the bur
thcns Of Government as well as the quiet
and secluded interests upon which the MIL
| lionarcs have tattcned. Many of them have
become millionaircs through speculation In
the very debt which now bears so heavily
on the people. They have protitcd most
upon it, and should be the last to complain
that they are required to pay according to
their means towards its liquidation.
The Tribune wastes breath. Did the
sixty represent the nilionaires, and the one
the poor producers, the Tribune would not
lie complaining; but Us it is exactly the
other way the complaint is vain.
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From the Norfolk Day Book.

The Richmond Enquirer is "red hot"
for the Conservative party of Virginia to
become the. Democratic party Of the State
by allying itself with the national Demo-
cratic party of the North, and insists that
by the action of the members of the Legis-
lature lately the party has been tured over
bag and baggage to the same condition of
organization and purposes it was when it
sent representatives to the National Demo-
cratic Convention in 1868. There are q great
many things in Virginia politics the sage of
the Enquirer has never yet been able to
comprehend, being as he is 80 blinded by
Democratic bias; but there is this thing,
we should think experience ought to have
taught him by this time that the body of
moderate men who have control of the Or
ganization called the Conservative party OF
Virginia do not propose to use it for the
purpose OF promoting that old-tashioned
bane of Firginia's prosperity, locofocoism.
No, stree! We canuot see it in that light,
and when occasion offers you will find an
other New Movement ready to snatch the
coveted prize from your grasp and bring Vir-
gnia out right side up for the party that can
assist her in her hour of need. "There's u
child among you taking notes.
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From the Petersburg Courier, 18th.

The action of the Conservative members
of the Legislature toward the reOrganiza-
ton of the Conservative party, 60 nom'ae,
is as wise as it is timely, The measures
taken look to the perfection and contlnu-
ance of IL political consolidation that is abb
solutely essential to save, the State from the
rule of ignorant negroes and unprincipled
Migrants. The doubtful experiment OF
adopting the name and platform OF the ma
abandoned as madly suicidal at this juno
,ture. The organization preserves. it's name,
underwhich various elements have hereto
fore coalesced, and refuses to take another,
which could but occasiont discord, If not ut
ter disintegration. Thus the ascendancy Of
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From the Petersburg Index.


The Norfolk V1rgtuaa of yesterday, we
are glad to see, sustains the position Of the
Wing, Dispatch, and Inder, on the question
of party organization. The virginia..
wisely urges that we need no change OF
name at this time and that the Conscrya-
tive party is fully able to meet the situation
without connecting itself with any old
party name, such as the Democratic party
of the North.
1t distinguishes this latter organization
as one existing, not among US, but in the
country north of us, dcprecates quarrel
on nomenclature, and penetrating the evils
of the course pursued by the Enquirer it
asks:
"Why crafty the cherished ambition Of
the State Journal; or, why aid certain
venerable political rats of the Common
wealth to get back into the great official
Stilton towards which they look with each
separate hair of their frosty whiskers erect
in unappcased hunger?'
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RICHMOND AND pETERSBUEG X. K. Co.,s
RICHMOND. April %, 1870,
TIE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

run follows:
LcaE" Richmond at S:l5 A. NJ. aud ESQ =. NJ.
1--we Petersburg at 10 A. VI. and 1905 L. NJ.
tbi2h, aud Accommodation train, with paSScn-
go ctr attached. VIII leave RiChmond daily at
=. d, AMI Petersburg daily at $40 4. III. (Sun-
GAY excepted.
III" SAJ A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on
- Nbhl", AMI the T:o5 J.. 81. train will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
PASSENGERS for Norfolk win take the $50 L. M,
yam, running through daily. baggage checked
lhr"u.l.
Inc PASSENGER coach attached Ia the coal train
VIZ rnu IN MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
'.ci'e clover Hin ri a. NJ, connecting al
'&trr with the accommodation train rasscn-
f's returning will .ake the 2:J9 j.. NJ. train con-
"'''i"R At Chester With tho coal train.
THOMAS H. WYSSE,
AZ - Superintendent.
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nr HANDSOME STRIPED GIN,

me- HANDSOME STRIPED GING-
HAMS at zoe. would be cheap at 3oc. PLAID
MOZAMBIQUES at zoe. worth Soc. PLAIN and
GRANITE LENOS at zoe. worth Soc.; STRIPED
LENOS at 20 and and CSC. worth 30 and 4oc.
handsome WORKED ORGANDY at 5oc. per
yard worth 75c. all wool DELAINES at 35c. per
yard worth Soc. PRINTED PERCALES or
CAMBRICS at 163c. would be cheap at 2oc. ;
BLACK ALPACA at 25, 80, IS, 40, &c., and up
10 $1.25 per yard. This assortment embraces all
qualities OF ALPACAS, and are very cheap
goods. For cheap DRESS GOODS call at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 12l5 Main street.
Don't forget that the leading dry goods stores
close at p. NJ. jy1
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The Old Dominion for July maintains its
Among the articles contained
in this No. are: "The Legislative History
of the Southern Boundary of Virginia."
i" Letters to General Candy" "Disraeli-
Lothar," [by Mr.. E. M. ALFRIEND,l "Pcr-
sonnet of the General Assembly," after
a Seasonal Romance" and various others.
NJ. w. HAzLEwooD and &. WATSON JAMES,
editors, Richmond, Va.
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@ IRON GRENADINES, all qualities,
at reduced prices; .'.'
ALPACAS, BOMBAzIEE, TAMISE, .1
BAREGES, TAMARTINE, e.#.
LAWNS and GINGHAMS; .'
A full assortment OF CREPE COLLARS,
CREPE Wells, -
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVES, MITTS, and LACES, at s..
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
Our store will be closed at P. n. VIII open at
A. NJ, so purchase your goods early in the morn
Ing, the most pleasant time to do your shopping.
jy IL a', ....a
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me- INFANTS ROBES,
FROCK WAISTS, s,
EMBROIDERED EDGINGS and INSERTINGSs
GARMENT DIVINITY, H.. l.a..
CORDED NAINSOOK and CAMBRIA, a.~f
CHECKED and STRIPED NAINsOOK, 15.y
CHECKED and STRIPED SWISS MUSL1SS, +
TUCKED and PUFFED MUSLINS for waists,
CAMBRIA, JACQEET, SWISS, NULL, and
NAiNSOOK MUSLINS; II i.5
BISHOP LAWNS, gt7s., {.s.z1
and all other kinds Of WHITE GOODS Ut the
Io,vest nrtces. at LEVY BROTHERS., -.
49, :, lsla and l.l6 Main street. !,
Look At the TUCKED sKlRTING ut Soc. per
ward. sKIRTING CAMBRICs at Is and 5cc. per,
ward. A large stock Of WORKED RlANDs a.
ysrv low priees. 49,, 49,. ..T.s...-5,. jy IL .
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TICKETS,

=, CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.
WHITE SULPHUR. OLD SWEET, RED
-AFFr. Rp'kEElnEE ALL NJ, iitit, ttEA !. :
49, W.EM ana BATH ALUM SPRINGS. and
i,ut.kRklpGf BATHS. Good for ten days.
$50. ,.,,,,. .,,,,,r,
o.. NIAGARA FALLS, NEWPORT, SAkATO-
60 aud LAKE GEORGE, al low rates.
J. r. SWITZERLAND.
e.. tl,N General Ticket Agent.
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W. ONE HUI N D r e D BRIDAL
QUILTS, large enough for the largest bed at 81 so
worth $3.50; extra heavy and large BRIDAL
QUILTS at 81 worth $3.50 LANCASTER
QUILTS at 81. so and - MARSEILLES QUILTS
at 49, 81, IS, and upwards; large stock Of Coz
LORED QUILTS at very low prices at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. 1918 and 12i5 Main street.
Bear 1t In mind that all Of the leading dry goods
stores close at P. NJ. SO govern yourself &C
cordingly. jy II
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Rgr GENTS INDIA GAUZE SHIRTS
at soc. worth III.
CENTS HEMMED LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS ut &c. worth Sc
GENTS TIES, CRAVATs, HALF-HOSE,
GLOVES, aud other furnishing
goods, ut low prices, at
: ... ........, LEVY BROTHERS.,
,.... 1918 and l2l5 Main street.
Remember that we close our store ut z, Al.
We open at A. II. )y IL
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~ ~PRO BONO PUBLICO."

MAJ DISCIPLES CHURCH (SYCA-
MoEEl, ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD A ND Observation-Disclosures on
EVERY LORDS DAY at IL A. III. and Z. NJ.
Elder j. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at Z. N.
Parsonage, 4os Twelfth street. MY
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1t is limited in Paris that NJ. Offenbach's
next theme for an opera will be the Eng
lsh legend of the Lady Godiva. "Tom
Pceping," as the French call him, will
naturally be made the lover Of the heroine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ IMPORTANT NOTI E-Our
store, from this date viii be closed at P. II. To
accommodate our customers we win open atsA.
M. Wetrust that our friends win find 1t convc-
nient to call during the twelve hours that our store
will be opened. LEVY BROTHERS.
jyll 1913 and 1els Main street,
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H DOWN WITH THE CHINESE
IMMIGRATION. r
DOWN WITH CHINESE MATING.
..a COVER YOUR
FLOORS WITH IT AND TRAMPLE ON 1T.
GREAT REDUCTION In THE PRICES OF
MATING.
COVER YOUR
NV ~,

Excellent A. WHITE MATING At sc. ner
yard, worth a5c.:
Extra heavy Al WHITE MATING at aoc. worth
4Oc. by the piece;
Extra quality 5-4 WHITE MATING at asc. per
yard worth Soc: 5
Extra quality Cd WHITE MATING at DOC. per
yard, worth 60c.;
RED-CHECK and FANCY MATING, all
widths, at reduced prices.
These are closing prices, and are decidedly lower
than ever sold since the manufacture Of Chinese;
Mating. LEVY BROTHERS,,
Nos. 1918 and 1215 Main street.
Our store will be closed EVERY EVENING at
Q p. NJ. VIII open at 0 A. NJ. jyll
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FURNITURE, DC.
| | ATWOOD Il RITTER,

| ATWOOD Il RITTER,
Opposite The post Office Main street,
l"se nnw "n haud and are constantly manufac-
.uiInI The most complete and VARIED assert
CHAMBER Fi'RNHrURE,
PhRiDk FURNITURE
nlNlEH-kopM FURNITURE, and
MATTRESSES.
Nna We would UNITE all In want Of good sub
.sfh'ial articles IN our Tine to examine our stock
g." establishments In the State can offer greater
ih1"ccmcnlS. We haye goods to suit all nartIes
s|Iftht sets OF superior workmanship and fine
an'a!, h.'n Ptalu goods of every description and
Tir".; Call opposite the post-efllce, up stairs.
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TRAIN No. l.-TllkOEGH MAIL TRAIN pia
" ashington leaves tie depot corner of Byrd and
Eighth streets. daily 1T Has A. NJ. Arrives In
Ri hul"nd daily al @:5S L. VI.
TRAIN No. :.-lhc BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting Al Aqua creek with the
steamers Gcprrcanna aud lrousidcs leaves The
depot, corner II Broad and Eighth streets, daily
t,>andays eNccrr'll at O'Clock 7. NJ. Arrives in
hl"hnund Mondays excepted at $3.50 a. NJ.
TRAIN No. 3.-1IiRtUGIi MAIL TRAIN ria
Nsshugt"u leaves the depot corner Of Byrd and
hIthth streets, daily Sundays cNceptedl, at $3.50
+. ". Arrives In Richmond tMondays excepted
ii 3.36 4. VI.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
"AHE CHECKS 10 all principal points In the
AukIH EAST. and NnRrlIW EST.
FkEiG!!TS contracted for and forwarded
WEST.
SPECIAL NOTICr.-The BALTIMORE En-
fRt>S TRAIN Ill run rs far IS Milford station
IN sunday. leaving Richmond, corner Of Broad
and hismh streets, NJ a. NJ. Returning, Will
hdvr Milford on Mondays at Cos A. Nj. and ar-
nv" II Richmond At $3.50 A. NJ.
Apply 1t COMPANY'S OFFICE, corner of
broad aud Eighth streets.
j. u. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
III. 7. ID. MYERS, General Superintendent.
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NJOTICE.-AIl creditors claiming under
IN the deed Of trust made by j. l.. Crawley, and
Crawley a Major, OF Halifax county, are required
To present their claims TO us before the 18th
OF July next, In order thatth funds In hand may
be properly divided. No claim Will be allowed 70
participate In the funds not presented by that
Lime. W. N. MCYEItH, -
&sA q. +. WEI5IGEft,
te,su-s3awl5Jy - els' Il Trustees.
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~ REDUCTION IN THE PRICE. OF
HUCkABACK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TOWELLING at 16sc. worth 2oc. HUCKA-
BACK TOWELLISG at CSC. worth a5c. HUCk-
ABACK TOWELLING at ,4oc. worth sOc. !;
HUCKABACK TOWELS at 10, l2l, leg, 20, and 2sc.
apiece; extra heavy LINEN SHEETINGi, win
measure two and q half yards full, ut soc. worth
$l.25.; PILLOW-CASE LINEN, forty inches
wide, ut Soc would be cheap at ESQ.,, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Five hundred dozen COATS'S COTTON just re-
cclvcd. We can supply the trade 'sand the rest of
mankind with every No. tyll
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nI,Eh0ND AND DANEiLLE RAIL,
q sL,iI LcIlI-L s.


t.ri.G notwithstanding anu Dantiile pas.
,..,.rs leave Richmond daily except Suldi!Sl
n rls 4. NJ: leave BurkCvillc daily except sun.
,s,I At ?. NJ: arrive 1t Darville daily Tex
q, / -s.udays) 81 $50 7. ~. TllStUhi MAIL
A%n EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily st 5:s'
r. 81 leaves ;)auv;'1c daily ri Las f. NJ. arrives
3; t;recns~"ro' +I.tl! I: as A. H.
GOING Sut~n.. -l.yachburR ard DdnVille p&s'
sc,rrrs ..tI. !anvillc daily except Sundays al
30 A. NJ. leave Burscviiic daily Except sun.
avs ut l.. M. arrive a. it,"ninond daily
except rundays) 81 !:io p. II. THROUGH MAI.
kSn EXPRESS leaves trrrrnSh"ro' daily Il. Eli
2. VI. leaves DAnville daily 1T 1851 J.. n. AT
riyrs AZ Rich:nond daily al % 4. NJ.
Tn LvurhbHrg and banviile Passenger Eratr
cunncrrs IT Hurkevtle with :bo .rara on thr
snuIhsldt rosd for Petersburg. &oriGlk, Lynch.
nurg, and all stations on Tie 5oethside AMI VIZ
.,uit and Iruu"ss.c railroads, Bristol, Knox
,ilI, nal;ou Chattanooga Nashville, Mem pEiG
and all Important points South aud South vest.
;Ir Through Mail and rNpress connects
nj Greensboro with the trains on Inc North Iar:-
l'ra road Ter Charlotte, Columbia Augusta, "a!
7auu.n, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C. &c. !:
sud At Richmond with The Richmond, Frc'icrtcks-
rur. and Potomac. tit"tapcakc .ni ONO &tt5
Richmond aud York Eivcr railroads,
- BETTING ChhS Aud tiiiisrS'S PATIENT
EtCLISlNG CHAIRS pn The thrcGgh express
traiu. JHONaS i5ht'a MEAD
~! $upC III. ,'rIi,uJ.
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SPRING STOCK OF FURNITURE.
y 7 A & Y s.

ETA CYS
art receiving an IMMENSE STOCK. bnpcbt 81,
sSx ID RATES, and arc determined not In M
uh'er'old by any house IN the country.
Examine before you buy
mas 1903 IND 1910 MAIN sTKEFT.
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ne GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICE OF LAWNs.-l2ac. LAWNS reduced to
10c. worth &c.; 1890. LAWNS reduced to l25c.
worth 2oc.; zoe. LAWNS reduced to 1s3c. worth
Csc. Now is the time to purchase cheap and cool
dresses OF LEVY BROTHERS, /
Nos. 1913 and LIS Main street ]
Don't forget that we close our store at p. M!
In order to accommo date our customers we will
open at 4. NJ. jyu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-16

@ OUR DOLLAR KID GLOVES
can be had in white, black, dark, and light colora.
They are the same quality gloves that we formerly
sold ut $I.2s.. $3.50 a.. H. a.as
We are the SOLE AGENTS for the celebrated
JUGLA KID GLOVES. --. f.s..E -. ~ -
Also, In store, 3 large assortment OF SiLk,
Isle THREAD, and BUCK GLOVES ana
GAUNTLETS.
A full assortment of TWISTED SILK MITTs,
with and without fingers, ut ''
LEVY BROTHERS.,
,..----a-.---.. 1913 and l2l5 Main street.
Remember the great reduction In the price OF
MATING. No excuse for bare floors. ty II