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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-26

"Pa, are yon stingy7' No.'"Well,b buy ma
a bottle of Z. I. b.
Female diseases uprooted with E F. D.
Old chronic female compIaints-use +. z. B.
After all else fails, use L, F. B. ..E
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-26
We ficd the following in the Picayune c
the 18th inst.
H CARD.
New ORLEANS. Feb. Is, 1877

IF. -r t NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 10, 1870.
DEAR S1R-We take pleasure in testify
ing to the promptness with which yon,
Comp, ny settled the policy ofJ. r Butler
Of Ashley county, Ark, ior Five Thousand
Dollars, 90.
The immediate recognition of the clair
Of his widow, and the pains taken by YOU
to avoid the usual delay in the settIemel,
of said policy, give the best assurance tt
our people that their interest will b. Sats
with your prosperous and prompt Virginia
Company. ~,
We are requested by the widow Of Mr.
Butler to return you her sincere acknowl
Judgments for your klnd attention in thi>
matter.
Wishing continued success to the Pied
mont and Arlington Life Insurance Compa
ny, we remain, yours. very respectfully,
STEWART & MCCARTHY.
Gen. D. II. Marry, General Agent Pied
mont and Arlington Life Insurance com.
pany, 50 Carondelet street, New Orleans
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-26

It has been only a few years. since the
Northern companies, which then monopo
lized the business of Life Insurance in Anne
'ica, charged extra premiums on the poIi-
cies Of people residing in the Southern
States. ut s..
As a commentary upon the justice OF
this discrimi alton against us, we may state
that the death of Mr.. Butler, referred to
above, is the olly loss by disease which has
occurred among the five hnndr. d 5000 pc
Icy holders in Louisiana, Texas and Ar
kansas whom Gen. Maury has insured du-
ring the past two years. And, in further
illustration Of the injustice done our eli
mate, We can s.ate that on the Sd of This
mouth the Piedmont and Arlington issued
a policy to a gentleman, born on the Teche,
whose application states that he is fifty-four
years of age, is one Of the ten brothers and
sisters all of whom are now living, between
the ages of 68 and 80. His mather died at
"a, his father at I04, li< maternal grand
father at Ill, his paternal g'and ather at
ll5; and h t the applicant had never been
SEX, except of yellow lever.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 19.-Calvin G. Clark, Of
Bell county, Texas, was murdered in Ark.
by a desperate named EIasley, who followed
Clark from Texas. Iasley killed Clrrk
near a wagon containing Clark's family,
who recognized the desparado. Large re.
rewards have been offered for the arrest Of
Ha'sey.
CHICAGO. Feb. 19.-Gen. Reynolds writes
to the editor of the State Journal a long
letter. declining the use ef his name for the
Texas 'Senatorship.
Europe. '.'
Paris, Feb. l9.-Prince Pierre Napoleon
will be tried for the voluntary homicide Of
Vic OF NOR, followed by an attempt upon
the life of NJ. De Fonveillc. The penalty
If conviction in these cases is death. bit il
is thought the court may, from the exten'
uating cir umstances, lessen the punish
ment two degrees. @
Tn usual street parades on Shrove Tues.
dav March lstJ win be prohibited.
The magistrates continue examining the
persons arrested during the recent troubles.
!Thr Emperor has had several iuteruiews
with the Papal Nuncio regarding the syila'
bus. IDS s...
MApR1n, Feb. 19.--Several tarlist chiefs
recently left for France The Duke De
Montpensier, in a published letter. declares
that Spain is his country by tradition, ad.
Q. ttinn and affection.
The Carlst committees are earnestly at
work extending their operations TO the Span
ish frontiers. EsRissaries are arriving
every day. and are generally well supplied
with mo ley.
Washington News,
WAsHIsGrov, Feb. 2l.-After the adn,is-
sion of Mississippi it will be added to the
department of Louisiana as . part of the
Military Division Of the South.
The proclamation announcing the rati1
atom Of the fifteenth amendment will be
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-26

DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE--This
excellent commercial college. founded in
1852. and which Is open day and evening,
offers great Inducements to young gentle
ssen deslFing 10 III them selves for the
walks eff commercial Life. Success viii
saFely attend these who attendsa G .urso At
this institution. Thpse nc the students
who speak French, Spanish. Gernaan or
English are placed az onca. with . good
family speaking the language desired 90 be
learned, 81 thAt the student IS constantly
liesrsng ffsIand speaking IL both III md ctt
of college, The Bookkeeping, mathetnati.
CALI and ~T,rnnansfip departments are
ssnioAghs and ygpcjcai, and hence the
graduates Esadily. find good positions ja
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-26

f. +. B. a swift female friend, a...@
The great female medicitq. Z. F. b.
E. + B. cures everybody's sickly wife.
r. +. b recuperates, restores and regulates.
II = u cnr4s lingering female complaints.
+ F B gives red blood to pale females
Z, j.. D. fmparts strength to the weak and
eeble, ..-..- III
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-26

E. F. b. cures palp;tation and melancholy
Bitter than rouge-E. F. b. ~
When pronounced incurable, try E. F. B.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-26

WASHINGTON, Feb. l6.-The WAYS and
Means Committee voted 5 to to make the
Revenue Bureau a department, with a seat
in the Cabinet.
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Ppblic Sale.
Estate of Samuel L. Dorsay

feb 06-''H0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01
And Now for Nostrums.

Calamity has done its work, and mild
weather and bright sun have dswned upon
10, and the multitudes are gathered about
the ruins to clear away the rubbish and re-
build the places that have been stripped Of
their edifces-to clear away all things that
have choked up the paths of industry, and
obstructed the energy and enterprise OF
men.
The vendors of nostrums seize their op-
porupity, and Immediately present them
selves in the midst of the multitudes. They
appear in quaint dresses-cast-off robes OF
other tines-fashions long forgot-and
commend their styles and their physic with
stentorian voices. "Dear people" says one,
I'VE have the sovereign remedies soye-
reign is good-iti is an appeal to all men)
for all the ills OF peoples and States. Here
is your Oil of Democracy, which will cure
al evils, whether inflicted by Democratic
or Republican statesmen, or guns and
swords. Here's your Pill Restorative which
viii bring back the past, and purge the
country of oil that is offensive to the prin-
eiples and customs Of the best days Of the
Republic; and should that fail, here Is yoas
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The Recovery.

~, ,,oon;re nat;ence rs we'll as in
,,.trv n restore the fortunes of Virginia
md start her we'll upon the way 20 . .aa,
,,hrs;cs, greatness which is her undo"o.eu
destiny. Gradual must be the res'ora'''"
10 bsa,th and the growth of vigor 'na' "se
to be steady and permanent. a sua"s. .. -
hound would be due to Stimulation '''"'
.oula no, endure, and would be follower
by relapse. hor.
Cheerfuluess should prevail everywhere
nnd confident hope in the future shoutu BUS
tain every enterprise. We shall 10 oo.D.
,ovo oo,d and capable men to administer
our civil government. The want OF such
rovarnnent has repealed both capital and
,a,,r It's existence will invite them.
Gradually the inequalities in the value Of
propert9. and the inequality in the amount
Of currency aheat here compared with
neighboring States, will be diminished until
they are entirely etfaced.
No State on the Atlantic coast is SO in
teresting to the capitalist and manufactu-
rer as Virginia. Her mineral resources are
yet but partially known; but enough is
known to satisfy all men of experience that
she must be the principal seat of manufac-
turing energy and wealth Of the Atlantic
States. 1t has been confessed by leading
manufacturers of Pennsylvania that the
manufacturing interests of that State must
be transferred to Virginia that the coal
measures Of pennsylvania are now mea-
sured, and have point Of exhaustion
not very remote so, also, Of her iron ores,
while Virginia has stores of both that are,
in human estimation, inexhaustible."
And, Furthermore, these two great articles
which are the main sources of national
power and greatness, are found here of the
beet quality. For mineral wealth, agricul-
tural resources, climate, water-power, We
may rest confident that Virginia presents
such attractions that will draw both capital
and labor, and in few years work q
change in her condition and revolution in
the appearance Of the country that will ex.
cite the establishment Of the traveller.
Now this revolution will come steadily and
surely, and will rest on solid foundations
The people have but to persevere with the
constancy and fortitude they have shown
The Government must be kept under tho
management Of sensible and practical men
devoted more to the public veal than their
own personal ambition. The people should
determine, if possible, to keep it out OF the
hands of sky-scraping politicians.
But we cannot too earnestly impress upon
all the necessity Of patience. We have
suffered an immense calamity. No nation
ever lost so much as we have lost, and it is
impossible that our recovery can be sudden
II must be slow at the beginning, at least
It will increase in speed as we labor on,
thus multiplying our rewards az we remain
faithful and persevering. A few short
wears, and we may pause and survey ON
achievements with just pride, feeling
that we have great State indeed-great in
physical strength and consideration as well
% politicel.and social renown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01

TIE Educational Journal Of Virginia
has far exceeded our expectations. 1t is
highly creditahle to the teachers in Virgil
mia, and must prove of great benefit to the
cause Of education. The February No. is
very good. We do not include in this COM
mendation the following wretched pun or
puns "When were there only two novels
in language In the days Of NOAH ; before
you and u; for sine" would spoil it OF
them. The Journal says that "a CORE.
spondent =" wants to know how the boys
"game" of {" HE Spy" should be spelled
and how the name originated. We suppose
he wants to know how the name should be
spelled and how it originated. So 81
spy" Cockney: /" Hi spy"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01

To-day week the General Assembly of
Virginia reGesembles as q Legislature in
deed, and will 60 to making laws. The &C.
casion will be quite interesting. There are
important Offices to fill. All the Judges OF
the State are to be elected, and other I'M
portant officers are 10 lie chosen. So we
may look out for large body Of gentlemen
coming into the city with the legislators,
and sojourning here for time. They will be
considerably interested in the Offices, either
expecting to be elected or advocating the
claims & expectantr. We shall have,
surely, lively time.
To the outsider il will he curious to OBJ
i, serve the scenes that will take place. The
cornering, the button holing, the complai-
eance, the perseverance,, the penetrating
pursuit OF the canyassing days, will be be-
yond al precedent in Richmond. There is
a great thirst for office. There are more
Offices to be filled by the Legislature than
sr ut any previous time; but there are also
more applicants in proportion to the Offices
lGQn were tNcI DeloiS huoNh Al Wv Soih
monwealth. We pity the legislators, we
pity Governor WALKER. Where will they
hide FROM the otGce-hunters
But, then, we would implore the Cover,
nor and the Legislature to be kind and in.
dulgent with them. If the pursued are an,
noyed they may console themselves by the
reflection that their pursuers are miserable.
Alterations Of hope and apprehension
will disturb the quiet OF I'LL of them, and
tiose hapless persons who fail and who
'urn their backs upon tho city after fruit
less struggle must he ineonsolable.
This ia the fate Of ofice-hlnting. How
much better is it for man to depend upon
his own enterprise and energy. This
business oi looking to the Government till
has blasted the hopes and been the ruin of
many capable and good men. 1t is the
source Of partisan strife and rancor, the
way to disappointment and misfortune.
Happy the man who never looks 10 public
Office for occupation or support, or who, if
he ever fills public trust, has it thrust
upon hin on account OF his merits. Among
the greatest evils that can befal man in
tubs country is to become the victim of lust
for otfce-to be prey to the vicissitudes of
marty
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sPEGfAL HarsUEs.

II BAsys COUGH ssYRUP.-HoPE
FOR, ArHE Read the follow
ing Certificate from gentleman Of standing in
Albemsrle county, Va. 1-az. '..,' - 7
HowARDsyILLE, VA. january II, 1870.
n. :Bnss, EsQs Richmond, ia. =
Dear sir,-several years ago had very severe
cough for some time, IN fact, Ivaa given ont BY
several good physicians 70 die With consumption
While In this condition was advised by DR.. AL
bert Mayo, cousin Of mine, to try your cough
syrup, and am happy to say that was fully re-
stored. Ihave now o very dear friend suffering
with a disease Of the throat called iaryngetis.
you think your medicine will reach his case seno
me bottle by packet. boat and will send you the
price and freight BY return mail. With my best
wishes for your success, and feeling that your
medicine deserves 1t,
I remain yours respectfully, 9. A. MAYO.
All orders addressed to T. r. BASS, alo "ess
Clay street, Richmond, Va, promptly attenoeo
to. A liberal discount made to the trade.
70 1--1w
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I,rY. G0,ODat.

& HET GVOUD.
lo1n DoMEsTIcs. DoAEsrIes.
HIRsH & aUaGENHETMER
have Jus: opened large stock and full assost-
mens Of the celebrated brands Of
BLEACHED AND BROWN MUN1Ns
and respectfully ask call from buyers before
purchasing elsewhere.
Their motto is
s.oUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS"
ALSO,
desire to call the special attention Of the
LADIES
to their unbrokon stock OF
DRESS GOODS,
~ which are being closed out
AT AND RELow.CosT.
a splendid line Of
POPLINs. PLAIN AND STRIPED, only Coo.
per yard (reduced from as and aoc.)
A beautiful assortment or
EMBRoIDERIEs, VERY CHEAP.
sHAWLs, CLOAKs, SHAWLs,
AT A SACRIFICE.
MEMS WEAR,
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
sATINETS, &C.,
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
And full stock Of
NOTIONS,
such as usually found in first-class
Dry Goods Store.
HIRSH i GUGGENHEIMER,
o27 Broad street.
ESTABLISHED 1888.
sALEsMEs: W. c. Rean, j. Il. CheneEy, and
J. Sade.
Closed on SATURDAYS. rel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01

Is B. Smith. cashier Of tn" First National
Bank of Richmond. W., DO snlrmhly swear that
the above statcmcut IS true to the hes! OF my know
lcGee- ana belief. :. Il. SMITH, Cashier,
State IF Virginia, County ofHedric":
sworn to and subscribed before me this 2stll day
Jannarv, 1870, }. NJ. MURRAY,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest
]. DAVENPORT, Jr..l -
JOHN PURCELL. / Directors.
). Ii. BLAIR,
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We return thanks to Hon. ROBERT RIDG-
WAY, Hon. FERNANDO WooD, Hon. S. 5.
Cox, and other NJ. CPS, for public docu-
ments.
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CRGCKERY, &c.

TRESH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= GBSON are now receiving ana opening,
Of their own Importation large sddtiohS, 70 odac.
sTock and are psepSr snd - handsome patterns Of
pinnsr. Tea, and Toilet Sets IN :ich, ieeorah.a,
gold band Plain White China anu MatS wv i,
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, OF JOSEPH W"
saers and other celebrated makers; EiaN@
Pitchers, Waiterf, Gohlets, ForsS SpceI .an!
Ref;rigerators, Water-Cooiers, Casfors, Laui, 4,
Lookfng- Glasses, Block Tin aud jspsa "'FS -
Country merchants, hosel.keepers, sn,, pio. on
teeners will consult their interests by caShs Wv
as = -" KELLOGG + GIRSUS,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail pSsttfS
lss7 Main street Riesmono, 10 ..
EpWAho D. hNAAoNA ~ myR
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The New York Times calls General But
LER "The BoMBAsTEs of this nation and
epoch"
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Aoo GREAT REJOICING! =!

THE ADMISSION OF VIRGINIA
causes much rejoicing as 1t Is expected 10 De the
prelude to the general restoration or gooo tinleS
and plenty of money like before the war. we can
already congratulate our people on the TACT VI
their being able to huy most kinds or
DRY GOODS AS Low AS EVER,
and are now selling of the balance of our WIN
TER GOODS of all kinds at their ORIGINAL
COST without any reserve, as we do not 1nteno 10
carry over the same till the next season. Besloes
these, we have just received i splendid line OF
TABLE LINENS,
NAPKINS, TOWELS,
HANDKERCHIEF,
COTTON and LINEN DIAPER.
COTTON and LINEN SHEET1NG,
PILLOW-CASE COTTON and LINEN,
BLEACHED and BROWN CoTTONs'
AND OTHER WHITE GOODS.
from large firm in New York, who have autho-
rized us TO sell the above articles VERY CHEAT.
In order to introduce the goods SATLsFAC1o-
RILY, so as TO influence large sale ana gfe"'
demand for
OTHER MAKES OF DRY GOODS.
Remember, we VIII sell at as Low PRICES rs
any retail house North or South. and that BAR
GAINS can be obtained In anything
IN THE LINE OF DRY GOODS.
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS,
No. COL BROAD STREET, CORNER SIXTH,
AND 3l5 BROAD,
between Third and Fourth streets
Closed on SATURDAYS. ia 20
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There was not q single vote cast in the
Wheeling House of Delegates against the
repeal OF the lawyers test-oath.
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DIED.

In Henrco county, on the aoth OF January. 1870
at half-past 10 r. NJ, ANN II. CARTER, IN the
eighty fifth year Of her age.
The funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
ut O. clock from her late residence. The friends
and acquaintanceS Of the family are invited to at
tend,
AIRY, OF cons umption, Miss VIRGINIA Il. JAC OK
son. eldest daughter of John Is. jackson, Esq,
Of Petersburg.
January sOth, JAMES SIDNEY, infant child Of
Robert w. andJuliet Powers, aged three weeks.
At his residence, In Caroline county, on Satur-
day the esth January, Mr.. ELLIOTT WORKMAN.
At his residence, In Caroline county, on Sunday
the 3Uth January, Of typhoid pneumonia, Mr..
SILAS BROADDUS. aged seventy years.
Richmond and Lynchburg papers please copy.
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aIEE,l,xni',GIIsl..

MEEN1NGB. rs ~
orrfcE OF THE OLD DoMISIo9 IRoN xNp,s
ss MAZE WORKS COMPARE, ~
RtcHM0Np, A.sJannary 81, 1910. J
rTHE ANNUAL MEETING OFTHE
i sHAREHOLDERso OF this company viii be
held 81 their Office on MONDAY. I'll February, at
IL NJ tS 4. L, RLtSEEHsHJP,
re l-6t - Ceah, .fciM Agent.
: A DJOURNED MEETISt i-osoF THE
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF THET ION BANK.
BY q resolution OF the s:ockhoi e.ts Of the Union
Bank passed on the lath day OF January, 1870, the
adjourned meeting Of the stock! olders or this
B snk win take place on TIL II SiljiY tho Cd OF
February, 1870, at O'Clock 2. ~. at the office of
Messrs. Davenport & Coz oy:r lrst National
Bank. DAVTpJ. BURR,
ia 2f-st Chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01

lib Morton, Cashier Of the National Bank
of Virginia, do solemuly affirm that the, above
statement is true to the best Of my knowiedSe anu
belief. q. b. Aloh i'H' Na'niei.
Affirmed to and subscribed before me this slst of
January, 1870 u y: MUh p,,I,;;o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01

ME- HOODS A.! HOODS! HOOD !
NUBIAS! NUBIAS! NUBIAS! sONTAGs
SONTAGS. SONTAGS! REAkF A L
SuAWI,s! BREAKFAST SHAWLs! LEG
GINS. LFGGINs! LEGGINS! r A B 8!
ARABS! ARABS! All must be sold. just take
look at the prices, which will astonish you.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
BOULEVARD, BALMORAL, ME Rim 0,
LAMBS WOOL, and HOOP-SK1RTs, In great
variety. }" ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01

IRISH and FRENCH PoPLp's at reduced
prices;
BLACK and COLO RED SILKS TO sVit the times !;
BED BLANKETS ut ST worth SO;
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCH IEFs ut CSC.
per Dozen
IRISH LINENS from a73c. upward;
LINEN DOYLIEs at 81 per dozen:
LINEN CRASH at loo. per yard;
PLAID POPLINs from CSC. W awards;
vELVETEENS in al colors;
BLACK ALPACA at great bar gains:
DOUBLE and SINGLE BaOCHE SHAWLS
cheaper than ever;
DOUBLE and SINGLE WOOL SHAWLS;
CLoAKS and CLOAKINGs-a full assortment
complete stock or FLANNE LIS in all shades
and qualities at low figures:
CALICOEs, COTToNs, SHE ETINGs, &c.-a
full stock-at the lowest prize es;
HOSIERY, GLOVES, CoRsETs, HOOP
SKIRTS, NOTIONS, fo.--a full line, and
at prices to suit everybody:
LADIES' and MISSES VESTS and GENTLE
MEMS and BOYS UNDf :RwEAR atgres.Iy
reduced prices;
and great many other ar acles in our lire which
are too numerous to mention.
So all ask Is to give q call and convince Your.
self at JULIUS SYCLE'S,
4sBroad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
SATURDAY-CAoSED "a 22--sm
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MARRIED,

In Sansemond county, Va, on tn. eth Of Janu.
ary at the residence Of the BRIDES father, Captain
Jesse Parker by the Rev. ". G. Staw, Miss JEN.
ME W. PARKER to the Rev. s. S. LAMBETH,
OF Charlottesvi Va. No cards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01

ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
/ 4 upon the estate Of WILLIAM o. GEORGE,
deceased, having been granted TO the undersigned,
M ne, sons to the said estate are requested
TO make Immediate payment; and those having
claims against the same TO present them to
LEE GEORGE,
l-lws No. 400 Broad street (up slairs).
TEEDING-BOTTLE AND BREAST
F PrIAiPS-new patterns--for sale by
p. e. DUPUY, Apotbecary,
fol 427 Broad street.
GUM TUBES-Warranted not to tear
r. Z. DUPUY, Apothecary,
fol 3s7 Broad sire. {.
SURGICAL IEsTRU MENTS, from Tie
~ mann ana other manufacturers. An assort-
~ " '0 PURCELL, LADD & CO,
!slp Druggists,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01

Attest: ,><r
WILLIAM X. WATTS.
f. lit l.. .. NOTING.
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
HI THE FIRST NATIONAL BANh OF
RICHMOND VA. At THE CLOSE OF BCSl-
NESS on TIE gid DAY OF JANUARY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01

~ BLANKETS! B L a N X E T S
RLANKETs..,-Buy your BLANKETS now.
Now is The time to purchase your BLANKETS al
greatly reduced prices. Also. MARsElLLEs
oITIT.TS. WOOL SPREADS, and ALEXANDRIA
QUILTS, at LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
FURs must be sold prices fixed to make them
90. MJJFFS worth SO are now being sold al
e, "a ja2o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01

M51ONLY Coo. F OR A MISSES BAL
MORAL SKIRT worth 81;
Only IL. rs for Ladies' MERISO SKIRT, would
be cheap at So;
Only 81 for d Ladies' BALMORAL SKIRT worth
S1.5O;
Only CSC. for SCARF worth 81;
Only lOc. for pure LINEN TOWELS worth l5c. (;
Only 93c. per yard for the genuine NEW YORK
MILLS COTTON-no better made.
Lots Of other BARGAINS at
LEVY BROTHERS..
ta2s 1918 and 1915 Main street.