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THE DRY GOODS CAMPAIGN
FULLY OPENED.

Just received, a large and handsome assortment OF
STRAW GOODS,
embracing all the new styles for ladies, misses
men, and boys, at figures far below wholesale
prices. We invite our friends, az well as those en-
eaqed In the trade, to call and examine our s'oeh
The orphans of our charitable Institutions can o.
supplted by us with MISSES HATS tpieay snd
good) a. only l23c.
Why pay $3.50 per yard for sILh HERMAN
when we can sell you the identical article lot y"
Why pay $50 for genuine LLAMA LA.h
POINT when we can sell you better one lol w.
and handsome one for SO?
Why pay for all kinds OF DRESS GOoDs price,
VARYING from CSC. to 81 per yard when we can sen
you the same goods 50 per cent. cheaper thah 'n'
same can be bought at wholesale In New IefA'
ALL OF OUR DRESS GOODS
FRESH AND NEW,
and are
FAR BELOW NEW YORK WHOLESALE
PRICES.
ana DUCKwALL i RoCss.
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we have world ofsenterprise schoo'cd 70
rugged fields OF granitive New England
thai could extort aworld of wealth from
the rich South American mines. And then p
we have the African, who $50 wen aa ,'l. :,
cd to the South American climate ana a,e1
First, buy a big piece Of territory, and .nen
to 8. let us have peace" send in the troops
:. ,,,.ntoct o,,r citizens. We don't see how
-, VIZ ram get along without the richer parts
of South America ~
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SWEET SPRINGS,

This favorlte SUMNER REsORT-famous for
It's extensive and agreeable plunge-baths Tempe
nature 70 degrees) well as It's tonic waters-Wiu
be open for the season or the 10Th June.
Telegraph ofi'e In the hotel.
A handsome and extensive livery In conjunction
with the establishment.
A FIRST-CLASS BAND OF MUSIC engaged
for the season. ....---... ...
CHARGES: Per day, 80; for one month, SIS;
for two or more months, at the rate OF $50 per
month. Children under ten years and colored ser
wants, half price. ..... ..-
Families DESTROYS of taking rooms for the sea-
son, or for further information, address
an 1aow GEO. MC5OVERN, Sup't.
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WAREHOUSE AND ELEVATOR AT PEORIA
BURNED Chicago, H., April ga fire nj
Peoria, Ill, this morning, in the warehouse
and elevator Of Robinson & Co., did good
deal Of damage. The property was insured
| for SIS, 900.
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arrs,rAI, NOTICES.

- FINE RESIDENCE AND Va
oANTLor5AT THE NoRT Is.a.e sn ~ ges Nod
or on1 11rTtnn TH1S AFTERFoO At 9.
AZ ,c t,eT INA special attention OF tue pubic u
Je.1..,i.a,, called 20 the sale or Nr. q.
ps.a.s. ,srua and costy residence, located rs
a sh,xs nish the handsome lots attached 70 Come
a a TITS S AFTERNoON. For furthsr psfncn'
ON = .oo .dvs,risemens under auction head oy w.
w. Crump, Esq- trustee" Suc.1oueer,
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Mons. Do CHAILLU is an intrepid traveller
and very good narrator Of what he sees
that Is strange and wonderful in his jour-
neys. His rambles in Africa were not very
extensive; but he has made great deal
out of them. HUMBOLDT took just enough
notice Of BAYARD TAYLOR to say Of him
that he had never met with man who had
travelled so far and seen so little as Mr..
TAYLOR. On the other hand it may be said
that no man who has travelled no farther
has seen so much as DR.. CHAILLU. THEREIN
lies the great merit of the literary traveller
him who goes abroad to make discoveries
and TO describe them to the world. Ho"
few that travel have this talent, The main
point in the character Of the true traveller
is an even temper. He must De cain, sell.
possessed, courageous, not egotlstlcai, ana
above all he must be. cheerful, full of hope,
and indomitably perseyerlng' he mus
never be respondent These virtues are
seldom combined in one man, and they are
Indispensable to the successful traveller.
After, the tourney is over, then comes The
delicate labor Of writing the book. Toe
much vanity will surely kill that. Like Q
goose setting on her nest Of eggs (not in.
frequently collection of pebbles onlyl
the narrator will hide all that be has col
lected, and that the world would like to
know, by conceaiing them behind his own
consequence, arrogance, and personal ex.
periences.
DU CHAILLu, though not the greatest o.
). travellers, is good one. He is going now
to northern Europe, to see what there is to
be seen, aud to describe it. He will 60 Oh
far rs the Northern Sea. The Frenchman
who has been burned until all the vita
juices were nearly all stewed out of him in
Africa, will be made to shiyer in the frigi6
regions Of Arctic Russia. He viii hardly
be able TO make out such exciting stories
IN that country as he did In Africa. There
are no big snakes, no gorillas, no lions
tigers, elephants, &C., there.
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uUGUENOT SPRINGS.
III PSWHATAN G. UNITY, va.


WIN. WFSSON. recently of Carolina, and
JAMES N. SUBLETT: formerly Of the spots
wood Hotel, will open this CELEBRATED WA
TERISG-PuACE for The season: To those I'M
acquainted with It's waters VIC will sta'e that the
suIphur spring is mild type Of the Green Dr1er
White. The chalybeate waters are equal to any Ill
Vtc2inia
Churches, pleasant drives, picturesque scenery,
GOOD hunting and fishing abound.
A FINE BAND OF MUSIC will be In attend
ance. Billiards, ten-pins, shuttle. board, croquet,
chess boards, domnoes, &C., Will be provided,
free of charge. Table-wine, porter; aye, SgsI
beer and com plete confectionery Wiz be furnished
TO those who may wish them.
There viii be no bar-room or gambling saloon
on the premises. ..,..,.,
The boat DOVER will take passengers to within
II miles Of the Springs, and the Richmond ano
Danyille railroad within - miles, at reasonable
rates, fl ON which points comfortable conveyance
Will be in attendance.
It's convenience TO city and country mar ketS,
with a good farm and gardens aitacned, give al
EantaEesa whSs few pas r 1s tT pease
BOARD: Per mon.h t4s: per month for inc sea-
SON go; per week, $l2.5o !; per day, 80.
an ln.laM8Mx
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ROVER. &. BAKER SEWING-MA-
VI CHINES.-Just received an entire new stock
OF these very popular machines, which will be
chino can be sold in this city. They have been in
use for the last fifteen years by hundreds Of fant-
lies In this city, and stand unriralled Gan and
examine the machines and the many testimonials.
ii. d N. w. darcy, Agents,
ja2l 90l Broad st., corner 9Th.
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RICHMOND, VA, April IL, 1871.
a. SPENCER, ESQ, State Of

Sir-Takc notice that we, the undersigned, shall
by our attorney move the Judge OF the County
Court Of Cumberland, Virginia, on the first day OF
the next May term tnereof-to wit 4: ED day OF
May, lS7l,-to appoint aitrustce In your place. you
having removed beyond the limits OF this State, 70
carry into effect the provisions OF deed OF mar
rage settlement executed On the Cd day Of June,
1867 by us to yourself as trustee which said deed
was duly admitted to record In the Clerks Office Of
the County Court OF Cumberland on the Sth DAY o!
February, 1893. Very respectfully,
N. w. WALTON,
ANN E. WALTON,
an ls-law4w Who was Ann X. Raine.
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: 80 sUMMER RESOkIS.
M,HE HEALING SPRINGS,
Il HATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA

= 3 = : =. ~
:, tna lat of June. They are &C
sessse sTe ohG es BY stsses
Millboro,;, o warm spririg Mountain and passing
he Sysp GT sG1ne aS1s
pot, sixteen 10 mil view Of the celebrated Fall
end sns sDfnsas, s
sons rlveIi Naming can reach tie Springs that
ligt9h or at CovDgon and arrive at the
sprLhK tickets for the round trip good for
.,a sesson viii be issued by the railroad company
az PemUbiess sitestine the virtue OF the waters
to pc na9 70 Va Etchmond, or or the agent, az the
snrinrs. The price Of the water reduced to 10 per
Reard So per day 800 per week s75 per month";
or Ss0 per month for two months or more. Ch,is
dren under ten years, snd colored Servants, nall
p Ice. an. ,taI
NJ r. HOuSrON, ID. D.. resident physician.
" b. NJ. QUAkLEs, Agent.
HUGH w. FRY, I Pfoprletors'
A. Y. STOKES, my
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~ REAT AUCTION BARGAINS.

THF BEST CALICOES ut Toe. and downwards
Handsome FIG UhED PERCALE% only :gc., el.e-
where Csc. "
WHITE JACONST CAMBRIA l?.c., Won't sc
PIOiIES for dresses from 6tO soc,
JAPANESE slLKs, all colors, only $3.50. worth
Hands 5me IRISH PoPLINs, 81 and sl..sa yard.
BLACK SILKS from s1.25 to ~;
DRESS GOODS-all the novelties:
BRELLAS. and SHAWLS 10 the state
BLACK. COLORED, and FIGURED ALPACAs'
matches in beauty and cheapness;
BLUE CHECKED LINENS. only &c, wnrta &c;
WOOLLES ana LINEN GoUpc f,r men and
WHITE e0ODs. COUNTERPANEs,
REAI.LACbS, HOSIERY,
G. YES, DOMESTIC3,
TABL.. LINENS,
OIL-CLOTH, In m arble and other colors.
In short, everything found In frst-c!ass house'
ct prices that cannot be equaued IN eheapnes,'
an 9s-lw e07 Broad street, bet. 9Th and Ith.
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| tBEEoHER IN New RoLE.-Ne,1 York.
April 30.-During sermon this morning at
Plymouth Church on cages to Come"
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher Indignantly
| secuted the theory of the resurrection OF
| the BODY,
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r Attest NOVELTIES IN SPRlN'
~ AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS

~ ri
We have in store and are daily reeei''s
our recent New York purchases one o. 'n'
and best selected stocks OF ,rs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY e ooib
70 be found In any first lass dry g0oo'
msnt In the city, consisting In part OIL
IRON GEsNADlNYs, BAREGEs'
DIAGONAL PoPLINs.
JAPANESE POPLISS and siLhs, ,SrRrs.
ALPACAe, SILK and MoHAlk .1''
WHITE and CoLoRED PlQuEs'
CAMBRICs, LAWNS, and pEhe"N
WHITE GOODS In great variety o,rroS.
CAssfMERES LINENS, aud eoAN
ADgS for mems and boys wear,
sHEETINGs, sAIRTtsGS, MAJ
TABLE DAsiASKs, DoSLEs,
TOWELS, HOSIERY, GLoGEa ,,vxs
HANDKERCHIEFs, COLLARS w.
RAiBRoIDERiEs, NOTIONS, sc. feline,
All OF which being purchased sisee tAs :, rrlce,
and principally FOB CASH, We are se'''Ss az
which cannot fail 10 please. ,a,,
j. N. WgoDEis, lti7 Main sues"
Opposite D.spaiea " Ia
Our si.ss. KID GLOVES are uasaIpss sp p!
shade and quality.
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MARRrED,

On the assh OF ApriL at Trinity h ehs! y
Church. by the Rev. Powell darlfnTpnsa; EaRY.
M. Will lis to Miss LEILA a. Du f' Ear" : :
No cards. F5s $50
On sse .7ti, inst, by tho Rev. DIR. Henry W w
Mas ~ HlKRyET A. JOng 8 20 Mr. f. Q. MILL
IER: all of this city. -.<'ts
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FrRE.-On Friday night the paint-shop OF
MIR, Robert H. Walton, on High street, was
burned down. Insured in the Virginia
Fire and Marine Insurance Company for
$500, which he thinks will nearly cover his
loss -NOrfolE YirqiNQn.
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an 23-law4w Commissioner.
TOHN S. Elicit AND SARAH E
u SHELTON, VINO sue for themselves and az
other creditors OF TIL ,mas 5. Baldwin who Will
come In and contribute ratably TO the costs OF
thus suit. ..T iainlhis'
Against =, ~,
win, deceased; Jane NJ. Baldwin,, widow OF
Thomas Z. Baldwin; Robert Stiles, acting
trustee S. V. Southall, trustee; X. w. a. NO
land, and Thomas j. Baldwin, Cornelia X
Is ildwin, JAMS. y. Baldwin, and Elizabeth w.
twenty-ope years, by Thomas j. Evans, their
guardian al tHeHl... ...,Deisuuauts'
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY OF
- RICHMOND,
The following Is an extract from the cecree en-
tered In The cause on the l4ta OF April, lsn:
1.-The following accounts re ordered TO be taken
by one of the commissioners of this court:
lsr. To take account OF all the personal estate
of Thomas 8. Baldwin now remaining Liable Tor
the payments OF his debts.
Cd An account Of the transactions OF John Q.
Shafer as administrator Of Thomas S. Baldwin.
sd. An account Of all the real estate OF SAID
Baldwin, with its annual and fee simple value.
4Ih. An account of ali debts due from said
Thomas s. Baldwin or his estate, with their re-
spectiYe priorities and the proof upon which they
rest.
All Of which accounts the said commissioner is
directed to take, state, Settle, knd report 10 tne
coutt with any matter specially stated deemed
pertinent by himself or required by any party
10 be so stated. .
The said commissioner Is directed to publish
notice once q week for four successive weeks In
some newspaper published In the city OF RICE
mond Of the time and place or taking said ac-
vice upon all the cred tors OF Thomas :: Bald.
win deceased and as 10 all the parte; TO this SUIT
e1cept John G.. shaier, administrator OF Thomas
S. Baldwin, deceased, who shall have actual notice
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RICHMOND & DANYILLE & PIEDMoNT z. RS,
RICHMOND VA.}
EXCURSION TRAIN FROM RICH
h MONU TO SITE OF FREE BRIDGE, IN
nlAN CHE sierra train will be run during the
day the 4lh instant from This depot to the pro-
posed sile of the free bridge, In Manchester, for
The accommodation of those wishing TO attend
the laying OF the cornerstone.
Fare for the round trip, Eve cents The differ
ent orders wishing to attend In a body will be fur
nished transportation on application at the ticket
Office at reduced rates.
.. JOHN r.. MACMURDO,
my2-3t Gen'l Ticket and Freight Agt.
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NOTICE.-In answer to the many in
IN quiries about the WHEELER AND WILSON
and the WILSON SEWING MACHINES, we
same, nor have they any connection VIII teyer !:
nor Is the Dir. Wilson, of the Wilson machine,
onr BIZ. Wilson, of the Wheeler Il Wilson ma
chine.
We cordially and respectfully Invite all dealers
and operators Of Sewing Machines to examine
and win take great pleasure In giving any infor-
IN alton when desired 1aa - a3-.z5
G. s. RADWAY, Agent for
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines.
Main Rirbnroud-
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nRY sa0OH,s.

- T. Z ! No. 1Als MAIN STREET
~ sIaa now men ftill assorne EN-. OF pr, ma
fARLTApsF FOB MAJ aIafroTJEs.
Rfci, IaFA ETS' LACE CAPs az 9pwgn 9TTE LACE
o APs: and d11 ssSsfs s 8 DIZZY
600 GOODS, I MTT !Hs s'IssndTB1MmHes. !,
Eas tsmn,na. Bra,dine, and Embroidery dono -
LIS Main street. !.
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CROCKE&Y, GLAssWARE, dc.


R,EopENED.
e. CURRAET
would respectfully inform his former patrons and
the public generally that he has opened iempora-
rily at Virginia Hall, 9th street, ana now Offers
for sale we'll selected stock OF H0USE-FuR.
NISHINa GOODS, consisting In part OF
REFRIG ORATORS, Of several styles;
WaTER-CooLER STANDS.
WIRE MEAT-SAFES OF different patterns,
WIRE UISH-COYERS, BIRD CAGES,
PLANISHED WARE, +
sTAMPE0 IRON and Tin WARE,
JAPAN TOILET Bets
JAPAN BOXES. CANISTERS, &C., &C.;
PATENT and PLAIN lCE-CkEAn FkEEZ-
ERS,
wOODHNWARE.
PATENT BROOMS, IS
ERO0MS and BRUSH SIS OF all kinds,
LADIES' WOak.SVANDS.
LAUNDRY, CLOTHES, OFFICE. ETRAV.
ELLING, and MARKET Baskets, 30.
ThankfuI for past fayors, would respectfully
solicit eontinuancs OF the same. my lin
WHOLESALE CROCKERY HOUSE,
w 1905 MAIN ST.. RIO NO sp.- have now
to hand, direct from the manufacturers In ufoe
and tbs United States, one or the iaryest, psss'
selected, and che pest stocks Of CHINA GitA
and fiO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GOODS ever offered
iu this market TO which 1, call the asleatua OF
merchants from VirginiI, North Carolina, ane
Iennessee, guaranteeing 90 them prices az low AZ
any repackiny house North or s91ta. s,,r.
] NH Is JOHN ASdGhs
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NEW G0ODS-NEW GOODS;
CHEAPER THAN EVER,
AT

q IUS SYCL E,s,
no. 900 MAIN srRkEr,
Consisting In part Of
JAPANESE SILK, all shades;
PLAID P0PL1NS and JAPANESE,
SILK EMBROIDERED and gTRjpEn
GRESADIN Els,
IRON BAREGES.
BLACK rILKS. very cheap:
CHINE POPLINS, new gtyles;
BLACK ALPACAS and MOURNING
GOODS,
LAWN PIQUEs and PERCALEs,
complete line Of WHITE GOODS.
LINEN SHEETINGs,
TDWELS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HAHDKsRCHIgFs,
LACES, EDGINGs, and FRILLINGS, very
LACE POINTS, great bargain;
A full line Of CASSlhEREo and GENTS
FURNISHING GUODS.
All OF which we are selling at reduced p,ices
JULIUS SYCLE, po3 Main stree;
between ath and 10th streets.
Look at our lesc. DRESS GOODS;
PERCALES only 2cc. yard. ap:a
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The white majority in Portsmouth on the
registration lists is sos. But many whites
are navy-yard hands.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-A gen.
= cral meeting of the stockholders of the RiGH; l;
MOND, FHr DERICkeBURG @ PoioMaksC
pi1411IROsD COMPANY will he held st the office
IF The company In The city OF Richmond, on
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of May, 1871, at II O'CLOCK
4. NJ r,,-crcr u,,,,, {
lid y. Is. w ScC .
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DHY esOsr,ss.
TlRY GOODS.

T1RY GOODS.
THE UFPREesDENrED BIRsirr.
we offer
ABE ASTONISHING 10 CusTosrrp.
NE invite al 10 come and exsmins
THE GOODS -.
At the store Of p. sTRAUsr, NO Iii Nam =
Linen Damask, 4oc. and uprsrds Line, ~.
klns; re- n"roeI ri White Pique, ie8c ana nD
White. Blue, and Pink Mosquito Net tSe some
est bargains In the city In Lace shawis NJ . a.
upwards, worth 50 per cent. more ali sh.rn.s na
s Man,g,s and q ks Fringss Gp White sn u
cent less Than cost LioIe Thread, Kid co.
Hosiery, Handkerchfefs, Embroired Ronda,
Ede1ng and Inserting: Ribbons I'm eyefv styin l,
color Shifting and shsssing Besoms, asS
for mems and boys wear; full assortnsns sn .,
DRESS GOODS. OF
All I'm need of GOODS will cut out this aaro.
tisement and on every SO worth OF goods nrr.
chased you can deduct 60 cents BY presenting ts,
advertisement r. sTR r" a Nhia
up zo-eodlm ltll Main strict
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, April "a, ISL. !
The parties inter ested are hereby notihed mat
have liked on S SATURDAY, the 18th day OF May,
ls7l at II O'Clock A. NJ, the time, and my Office
In the city of Richmond, as the place, 10 execute
the foregoing decree. THOS. j.. EVANS
40 26-laM4H -x-t,.-- - q. Comm sstoner.
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
wi general meeting Of the STOGkHOLDERS
OF THE POTOMAC RAILhO DAD CohrANi
will be held at the Mansion House; III tne Guy ui
Aiexandria Virginia, on WE'D IL 'DAf, the 9a
day of way, 1911, at 10 O'Clock =; ":
Al 2-tI y. ID. W lN0lONt NCS J. !
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me- MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMNER.
RIACK IRON GRENADINES AND CANVASS
HERNANI3 AGAIN OPENED.
NEW PATTERN PRINTS AND CAMBRICS
THREE TIMES EACH WEEK.
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SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS OFFERED
THIS WEEK At
g.. H r = III IS,
627 BROAD STREET.

Just received from auction, large lotof
LLAMA LACE POINTS,
In beautiful designs, at very low figures
Also, q splendid assortment OF LACE COVERS
for parasols;
BLACK RIPPED SILK, with white edge, for
$3.50;
LINEN TOWELS, II yards long, at 25c.:
WHALEBONE CORSETS at 75c.
Also, In neweat styles,
BATISTE SHIFTING, oil colors:
FRENCH ORGANIZES,
LINENS for suits;
JAPANESE SILKS, III checks, striped, and
solid colors:
CAssIMEREs. for mems and boys wear.
At S. HIRsH'S
ap29 eat Broad street.
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CORNERSTONE CELEBRATION.
IIuE FPEE BRIDGE CORNERSTONE

rTHE FREE BRIDGE CORNERSTONE
LAYING.
The Marshals of the several orders and associa-
t,ous intending to engage in the procession for
the purpose OF laytng the cornerstone OF Inc
ti,e nroppsed FREE BRIDGE, on THuRS1h
nESr. the 4th in slant, requested To be on eth
street between ain and Broad streets, with their
resnecttye bodies In time TO have the line formed
nv ! O'Clock The line Of march will be: Up
Broad street to 9th, down 6hto Main down Main
10 18th, and thence across Mayo's Bridge TO Man
cheeter l.. l.. BASS,
my 2.3t Chief Marshal for Richmond.
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sEWING.MACHINES.
A WHOLE COMMUNITY

A WHOLE COMMUNITY
Derives benefit from large business at rea-
sonable profits, while the circle which derives
benefit from a small business at large profits Is
TAKE A PENCIL
and demonstrate how much moro a business Of
800, 900 Fer annum will pay at profit Of 10 per
cent than of Sio, 900 per annum at profit Of so
per cent, and you will then see how I'D.
WE MAKE, MORE MONEY
by selling the MATCHLEss WILSON. SHUT
TIE SEWING MACHINE for
$40 LESS
than any other In the market; and when you are
told that st is!not good as any Sewing Machine
in the world In any and every. respect. DO NOT
BELIEVE 1T, FOR IT IS NOT TRUE.
. The WILSON Is fully licensed, and there Is no
new feature of advantage that cannot be found In
our Matchless Machine,
We guarantee our Machine TO have NO suPE-
RIOR, to last as long, TO run as light TO DO as
beautiful work, as any Machine In the world
Call and sec us. We will be glad TO- show our
Machines, and do not run down any others to sell
ours. .~ AVEEY IL CO.,
General Agents for Virginia and
my1 North Carolina, Rtchuord, Va.
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OFFICE GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs,
RICHMOND. May !, ls7l.,

ofi Ao'' |',''N RICHMOND. May L, 1871,
CPECIAL ORDERS, No. %: ATA
i l. In compliance with invitation e e E%A
tended by Friendship Lodge, No. 20, the III z I'll
Worthy Chancellors Of Virginia, Old SSsZssJ
Dominion, Syracuse. Damon, Marshall, w
Richmond. Germanla, Hines, and def S.lT
fcrson Lodges, are urgently requested to assem-
bic with The members Of their various lodges ut
their respective lodge-rooms THURSDAY, the
4th inst. at O'Clock. promptly, for the purpose
IF participating In The ceremonies OF la! Ing the
Cornerstone OF the free bridge between Rich
mond and Manchester.
Q. Chancallors of lodges will each appoint a
marshal. said marshtls 20 take charg &c Of their re-
spectiye lodges, and report st u O'Clock, prompt
~, to Past Chancellor Chas. T. Binford, chief
marshal in charge of the PYtnian line.
g. Chief Marshal Binford will report with his
and to Chief Marshal l.. L. Bass, on OH ST..
fronting the Capitol Square, at O'Clock promptly.
by ordec. ". II. WADE, Grand Chancellor.
b. e. q. HARTMAN, G. X. &C. s.. my 2-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-02

LYycHBuRG AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
We learn that the contractors on The TWO
divisions of the Lynchburg and DanVlue
railroad, south of Staunton river, Will com,
mence work the last Of this week, ana VIII
have about 500 hands on each Oh the alFi'
sions.
Mcssrs. Adams, Hammer & Co. are now
enerpetically at work seven miles from the
city, with about fifty hands, and will largely
increase this force during the present and
succeeding weeks. They will also give en-
plovment to 500 hands.-Lynchbmg .Neacs'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-02

RESULT OF REGISTRATION IN NORFOLK
whites in the city, 2,1s9; blacks in the city,
! s1sNwhite majority, 316. These figures
viii show that since the last registration we
have Gained over the negro vote 145 voters,
and also that the diminution in the negro
Vote is in excess of that of the whites, the
former falling short of the previous regis
tration 424 votes, and the latter 49, var
1inid2.