davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
NOTICE.

Ai lils doe te NfVEa ID to date fayabie is iis unsrsgNe sin also ssffls all deiaAnds ae.ioss afhs. cFSafeS yrisr io this uine.
 peFsoas iudebad ta vin rlcase se,e si with Inyseit oT Judge H. W. FheuFy. J. n. MARION
 List of Advertised Letters Remaining the Frescoit frishaes June lsIf Fraak r. Areriii O. John Atrhison, & Baokaghana snnflrd Beneiict s. ! Crane 4 Mary ClAFk, wm n. Chewing q Thohas MeEiigrat FeciinAh Eagel. In r. FreemAa Allen E. Hn, David <. yohnsoa 2 HeRry H. JayelH Erich Andessoa klayyA. T. N. LAns, J k lAwnsiey philiiPp Mischler Thomas hsNight, O. Nasuis Geo OaiswAlt A. A. PiAmste0us, 0essge PiaBmsF Edward Ferris 0aret RagiB, ]. h Richards fBeis Rs~enh,Aeh holer Reilly, Lee Reilly, \, q, Hs<s Johu P. Rndisl W fl. s,sveas 2 n. ssger 0e.pge sehosBvvef. Pred erict W. Sehadtf. B. C. Tucker. Newell ThoEaas j. W0rmaa or James Williams, Frank Mat,sruian. Samuel weT a Alsa fae k,lisuing letter held ios possAse Giooe Boek Go, 70 Sush 5ih Street phlasielpbla- Ia
 q. ". BARNARD, q. N
 By JoS A RAEEk Depufy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

HosrETTEH, DIFFERS W AtDf Ksuaelis Fassef Drug Store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20
MesnOrtnuf.

sIEAs Az DANIEL died at Losington. Ha;,
-M,n1ay. April I'd, 1871, In the sch year OF hls
aye, after q long and trying attack Of consump-
ton. 80. :.
lie was noble, true, and generous "A friend to
allan enemy to none; and by his manly bearfrg.
nure heart unsefflsh disposition, and friendly ae-
lions he had drawn around him larger circle Of
friends than most men or bis age. while his death
leaves many . mourning heart bleeding at their
loss For many months he was mere shadow,
and stared death In the face, yet his danger
m ade him respondent, but with frm step ne
lrod onward 10 the grave, dying as he lived, win
out fear or faltering. -,
He died while sleeping, and slept while dying,
leaving the world as calmly as though ne we're
going on q peaceful and happy journey; ana tnose
death as he dfd, and shape their course heaven
ward.
In the life of every circle in which he moved ne
will be sadly missed yet let all who saw his bright
happy face here, and we're cheered by his merry
voice, rem ember he is happier now than ever,
and his voice is mixing with sweeter notes In
brighter world. ...s- 81. WILLIAM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20

This tax-lcvy scheme was ordered to .
third reading last night without ever hay
inc been printed, without word OF eX'
PLANTATION, and without moments debale;;
What other community in the world would
quietly submit to so monstrous an abuse OF
parliamentary goyernment?-N. 7. 1tmes'
How this paper inveighs against pro-
ceeding not consistent with its party feel
ings: And yet where in the world has
there been $50 monstrous an abuse OF par
liamentary government " as in the Congress
of the United States in the pressing of the
reconstruction measures upon the coun.
try? The INSCRIPTIONS defenders of that
monstrous abuse Of parliamentary gov"
eminent" have very tender skins and cry
out aloud when touched by this matter OF
a tax levy on the single State of New York,
but when the car OF Radical bigotry and
oppression was run over ten States of the
Republic, crushing them into the very
dust, these persons applauded those who
"run the machine" and shouted glory to
the nation Possibly more decided pune
lures may yet be made in the skins of these
sensitive persons. How do they like the
prayer: "That mercy to others show
that mercy show to me r'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20
s,.vcry Dying in Bsasils

4 correspondent of the Boston Journal
writes from Brazil
The apprehension of social equality
luded 10. zt was conspicuous last evening
at..the theatre. Well-dressed white men
led out to the dance full.blooded progresses
with as grave a Difference and polifeness as
they could have shown to the Empress, and
their attentions were accepted as right,
not at all rs q favor. The approach to
equality even between masters and mis-
tresses and their slaves would astonish
F.F. v. There are several reasons Tor this.
No master can fog n slave, but he
must send him to the police sta
ton with statement of his offence,
where he Is punished In accordance
with his dement's. Secondly, the Catho-
lies teach that the negro is y" man and
brother" and has a soul, and must be so
treated. But chiefly this quality may. be
referred to the fact that slavery is under
stood to be a doomed institution even in
Brazil. For years. past only the planters
have Rugged 1t, and refused to let the peo-
pie 80. The enlightened Emperor has con.
stantly pressed emancipation upon people
and Parliament, and at last an act, as COM
promise, which provides that all children
horn of slave parents after the date Of the
act shall be fee, and after twenty years all
slaves shall be free, has been introduced
and debated without excitement, and with
| the general belief that some act similar in
tenor must soon become law, but which
failed ut this time TO secure majority IN It's
favor. ..... ...
Another proposition is now before the
Parliament which meets some favor and
may pass. It provides that all children
! born of slave parents, and all women be.
tween the ages of fifteen and twenty, after
the passage of the act, shall be free, and
another section lays heavy tax upon each
| male slave, to be paid annually by the
owner. The effect OF the latter clause will
be obvious. In one of the western prov.
inces of the Empire plot for general In.
surrection of the slaves was discovered last
month just in time to prevent its consum'
nation by the arrest Of the leaders. The
| Anglo Brazilian, the only English paper in
the Empire, In commenting upon the event
warns the Government and people that The
slaves understand quite well the Signih-
canoe of recent events in North America,
and will not long be kept in bondage. .
| There can be no doubt that slavery Will
soon be done away with in this fair land.
| Certain it is that the climate OF Brazil is the
paradise of the colored race. Here he at
tains his fullest development, and lives
| easiest and longest. The soil yields him
| food almost without labor, and clothes he
needs next to none. A pair Of tow troW-
sers and coffec-sack is q suit for every day,
| while bananas, beans, vans, and chickens,
are as plentiful as grass. IF all the negroes
now were in Brazil, and under good sys-
tenn of government, they might, according
to Mr.. Lncoln's inchoate scheme, develop
the resources of this splendid country, and
their own capacity for selfgoEernment and
Christian civilization.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20
THE FRENCH CAMPAIGN
REVOLUTIONS NEVER GO BACKWARDS
AUCTION BARGAINS.


Inn bo,es Of the FINEST FRENCH FLOWERS
IN the city. Warranted 10 be the genuine artl.
Gle, Beyond all question the .hsndsomest and
largest assortment ever thrown upon this mar
yet. The attention OF milhners especially
called TO these flowers. For the next forty
q. eight hours the ladies will have an opportu'
nity Of supplying themsel7es-too late after
that to have your choice. Buy where you can
buy cheapest. Buy for cash and save forty
per cent. While buying these beautiful now
ers, look at our large and elegant assortment OF
LLAMA LACE POINTS, ranging from $s to
s4o-the finest and cheapest in the city.
Take look at those beautiful FIGURED GREE.
ADINEs at 2oc., worth 37tc
Look at the 10, 900 yards Of other DREsS GOODS
all fresh and new, right from tho auction.
rooms all Ia perfect order, and twenty-five
per cent. cheaper than can be found outside oil
E. the New York auction-rocme.
Look Mt our PIQUEs new styles, and also orr
XID GLOVES at 62se., 7sc., and 3D. worth
double the money.
DUCKWALL & ROUsS,
No. lola Main street,
anpo opposite poss-ofice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20

The return of Chief-Justice Chase to the
seat from which it has long been feared that
his illness had removed him forever, is mat
ter for national congratuiation. HabitUes
of the court think ne appears in better
health than when he left the bench nearly
year ago.-Ne,o York Tribune. /
Southern people will be glad to learn
what is here stated. Not that Chief Justice
CHASE has ever reformed his opinions upon
the questions which separated him from
them in times past; but that he has since
the war maintained the attitude of IN up
right judge and humane and considerate
gentleman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20

The Globe publishes the late speech OF
Congressman PLATr, OF Petersburg, in full
PLATr accuses the Virginia Legislature OF
having elected partisan judges, in whose
courts Radicals cannot hope for justice, and
of having gerrymandered the State in order
to secure "a Conservative Legislature. He
argues to satisfy Congress that Union men
are shamefully mistreated in Virginia. In
word, he makes out a pretty good case in
favor Of the kuklux bill. This man, who
thus shows that he would ruin Virginia fol
the sake of his party, is the same whom we
complimented week or two ago for some
act he had just done in washington. There
is no reliance to be placed in these scar
pet-baggers."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20
HARDWARE.


NEW HARDWARE AND AGRICUL-
IN TURAL IMPLEMEN T HOUSE.-MC-
GkhW & DENOON have opened a branch store
In the above line, where viii be found complete
Wood work, Bolts, &C. We solicit call from
merchants, farmers, and mechanics. We guaran-
bSusht In Richmond or Baltimore. 1904 FRANK
LIN STREET, five doors from Old Market, Rich
mond, Va. The old establishment VIII be con-
lsf. aDl7-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20

If the Dispatch will examine its issu of
Monday it will find two items under the
head of "Virginia News" credited to the
Montgomery Messenger which appeared in
the Roanoke Times. The vanity of its
country cousins will be more hurt by such
mistakes as this than il these articles were
appropriated without any credit at all.
Wytheuiue Enterprise.
We beg to be excused. Having cut the
paragraphs out, and forgotten what paper
they had been taken from, we resorted to
our pile of exchanges to learn. We picked
up the Messenger with holes in it. Hence
the mistake.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20

~ MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMNER.
BLACK IRON GRENADINES AND CANVASS
HERNANIS-AGAIN OPENED.
NEW PATTERN PRINTS AND CAM6R1Cs
THREE TIMES EACH WEEK.
T.R. PRICE CO.,
ALWAYS In market are receiving by steamer and
express daily
IRON GRENADINES AND BAREGEs,
BLACK TAMESE, for summer;
BLACK sILK-FACED MOHAlRs, for hot
weather;
BLACK BOMBAZINES and CHALLEYS,
COLORED POPLINS, great variety
JAPANESE POPLINS AND SILKS,
LINEN AND CAMBRIA LAWNS, cclored and
black;
CASSIMERES, for gents and boys;
I.INEN-BOSoM SHIRTS,
SOCKS. CRAVATs, &C., &C.
Great show Of PARASOLS and PARAsOL COW
ERS,
UMBRELLAS-silk, Cambria, Pongee, and AL
paca;
SPRING and SUMMER sHA WIS, every pattern;
LLAMA LACE sHAWLs and SACQUES,
GRAPE and LOVE WELLS, &C &C.;
Immense line NEW PRINTS for ladies and
misses SHIRTIEGS, &C., &C.
Everything sold OF best quality, and at as small
profits as living can be made for. Fresh goods
daily. L. u. HhiCE q Co.,
apls llol MAIN street, corner LIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20
MILITARY NOTICES.

OTEY BATTERY.-There will be an y
hers of This Command at the hall over f. B. ~
spence & Sous TONIGHT at O'Clock. 1ta IL
4 TTENTION TO ORDERS. All who
~ wisb tn become members of new military n
company, TO be composed of mostly ex.sol- "a
ders, are requested to meet at the hams h Ma
on 9th street, THIS (Thu1 sday) EVENING, II
April 10th. promptly at O'Clock.
II who have already enrolled their names mus
be at The hall promptly at o'clock, LOT reoFgani'
cation and election Of officers. IL"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20

Is ANNIE DICKINSON MARRIED ?-This
question has often been asked and as often
denied, but during her recent visit to this
city she distinctly stated to gentleman in
this city, in the presence and hearing OF
another, that she had agreed to meet her
husband at a certain hotel in this city. She
is evidently concealng the fact of her mar
riage, but why ?-Syrdcuse Courier, 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20

END OF THE CRIsPIN DIFFICULTY.-lt is
gratifying to learn that the recent difficulties
between employers and employees in the
shoe trade of our city have been amicably
arranged, and that the partial interruption
OF this important branch OF industry VIII
now CEASE Baltimore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20
Died.

On the 10Th met, WHARTON LEWIS. young
est son ef q .8s and III. q. Paleski ...,,a
The ffiends0f the asnily are dnyited 70 a's 81
RAN IH II, os .her in Hen
fli phi ieei5t papers please COPE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20
METALS, METALS.
TNHE SWEETEST, MOST POW fssss.s
ERFUL AND DURABLE INSTRUMENT
ri NOW IN USE.
BLOOMFIELD & OTIS'S
New Patent Treble

PA N o FORTES,
Patented May 10, 1859. -
FIRST PREMIUMS Awarded at the Fair of the
American Institute, 1850 Ohio state Fair,
1859; Georgia State Fair, 1859.
WARRANTED FOR SEVEN YEARS.
-" PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
Send your orders direct to the factory and save
large commission. .
REFERENCES IN RICHMOND: Adm / eyy, Eco,
Of Levy Brothers, Main street j. E. Goddin, Esq,
OF Lee & Goddin, Main street; Edwin A. Smith,
Esq, 800 Leigh street; w. II. smoot, Esq, 2a0s
Broad street. ap ?9-d2tawam &wam
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20
apECTAL NOTICES.

@KbE2UAE Nv&ASAa1s
~ HAMBuHaH EDGIEGs AND IN
SETTINGS, in great vsfiaty; I
Gu1puaE BAaDs At great baTsains;
Isrl nrs, rsoUK WAIsTsss 50, 7'c.,sl' ana
upwards; :. ;.
,rr1Ers, EMBROIDERED ROBES 81 es'so'
sa,ss, and %, the bes. bargains ~, '1 I1Sru
Handsome sess Sof EMBROIDERED LINEN
and CUFFS
LACE, COLLARS and CUFFs'~ee -
1AcEsrgImmED COLLARS and CUFFS
arMsTIreHED LINEN HANDKERoAlGfe
assa per dozen, weilworth % i.'
PURE LINEN HANDKERcHlEfs AZ '''' }. p' :.
dozen;
r,,,o1r Tp1MNIEGs ut IS as, so, 7Sc., and "
niece !: all much below regular prices ss
f'>> LEVY BROTHERS.;
Nos. 1919 and 12ls Main street.
co1cATE,s SOAPS at reduced prices. ap IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20
nav s,Os,r,,s.
kIILssONJ NILSsoNl
FIRST APPEAE1aCE In THE CITY
A4t a drsTHa
ISL GREET NI1asoE COLLARS
LADIES' wExR,
At the store Of P. sTRAUsEs no. 1ai NAIN 81

AT tHo HsUle V1 OH" 1--WE oD"Y 1'0 =
Linen Damask, loes and upwards: Linan Nap
kfns. r. border, 81; White Pique,1esc. and mp.
Yards !: BuH and Figured Fique, very hsudsume;
White, blue, and Pink Mosquito Nst; the great
est bargains In the city in Lace snaTls a. Y an e
upwards worth 80 per cent more az w snaees sn "
Mournine piaus Trimminss Will be sold 81. PEI
cent than Lsle 1nessa, nid g sagds
TS1iuc and Insertine Ribbons In every style and
coi6r: Shilling and sheetings; ,Bosoms, Elsf
Linen, CsssImeres, Cottonade, Tweed ana Llnere
for mems and boys wear; fuii assortment ~
DRESS GOOUS. ,,, a,,o
All in need of GOODS Will cut ont this adyer'
.,sament and on every $40 worth OF goods pur
LIE as Su 5o o p. Str a y 49,
aorei ~ .iss LIT. la11 Main strf et.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20

MT INDIA TWILL LONG CLOTH AL
a5c., worth Soc;
TuCKED SKIRTING at Soc, would be cheap al
8oc. per yard; u,,
NAINsOOK, forty inches wide' at &c., worth
a5c. per yard;
TICK led MUSLIN at soc. per yard;
STIRRED or PUFFED MUsLINs at eoc., worth
75c. per yard;
1,ADIFs, GARMENTS, such as Night-GoWns,
Chemises, Drawers, Dressing sacques' ano
Corset Covers, at very low prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 aud 1915 Main street.
Look at our DOLLAR KID GLOVES. TWO
button KID GLOVES at Sl25 pair. aP IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20
TAMaASY FoREvER.-The New York Tn

bunc says:
1t is reported that Tammany contem.
plates organizing band Of negro missiona-
ries to go to the, South and persuade the
colored voters to vote the. Democratic
ticket. We should like to see this band Of
missionaries gathered. in Tammany Hall to
on the eve Of their departure for the South.
The term sscalawag" would have to be
stretched to cover their case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20
SPORTS OF THE TURF.
ICE NOTICES.

Tee! ICE! ICE!
A. G RABCOCK being the only dealer bring
ing the celebrated
BOSTON ICE
to this city, is now prepared to furnish it 10 any
quantity. from cargo to the daily supply for
family use. The known good qualities OF the
qualiie les, render 1t the most desirable Of any Ice
brought to this market.
Customers beginning this season with me Will
be supplied throughout the year..
Principal depot south side Of the dock, between
17th snd 18th streets. Branch depot, sos Marshall
street, near the New Market.
Orders by mail from any part of the South
al 20 A. G. BABCOCK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20

The store of Cole & Bartlett, residence
OF Mr.. Kimble, and the Adams Hotel, ut
Webster, ": Va, were burned lust week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20
ICE.

to carry on fhe NORTHERN ICE BUSINESS,
under the style of MoGO WAN & LAMBKIN, and
most respectfully ask share of public patronage:
They have made arrangements North for D full
supply Of ICE, and guarantee to supply their GUS
toners throughout the season. Ice delivered IN
" weighed by careful and accommodating drivers.
Orders through the post-ofice will be promptly
attended to. MCGOWAN Il LAMKIN,
NH 29-Im No. 1911 CRY st., bet. 18th and 10th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20
S5 600 WORTH FA N c1 DRY

$4,000 WORTH F A Sof DRY
GOODS, regardless of cost must he closed out
this season. Finding 1t necessary to use the whole
store, corner sth and Broad streets, for our
SHOE BUSINESS,
VIC have determined TO close out our FANCY
DRY GOODS regardless Of cost. The ladies will
do we'll to avail themselves of the rare opportunity
of buying at almost their own prices some OF he
cheapest GOODS IN THE CITY:
The goods are fresh, and were selected with
great care, consisting In part Of all kinds
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS,
Fine EbIBROIDERIES,
HOSIERY,
Fine LACEs, HANDKERCHIEFs,
GLOVES,
CORSETS,
CUFFS and COLLARS,
NOTIONS, &C., &C.
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
apl7 corner 5th and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20
MACHINERY OILS.
Two CONS MERS OF OILS FOR
MACHINERY.
A. saving guaranteed by the De of the
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRl.
MACHIEERY OILS.

eating OIL,
Equal to the best sperm OIL at third the price.
Suitable for slow or rapid machinery OF every de-
scription. Free from all impurities. Warranted
not TO heat or gum. Does not soil the brightest
machinery. Every barrel warranted to give sstis-
faction when properly used, or to be returned ut
our expense. .s--.F - = - =
This vi has been extensively used In this city
ior several years past giving general satisfaction
ana without complaint whenever properly used,
i does not require any peculiar treatment or psr-
ticnar care, other than TO see thst the machinery
ID clean ana Tree from dirt and gum before this OH
Is applied: no further car is necessary.
purchasers are cautioned that the oil sold By us
dtyers rom az other Labrtcctin9 OILS sold ia
Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubricating on
every barrel Of which sold by bearing our brand
thgs ;YlRGlNIA NATURAL PETROLfU M
LduBRlCATIHG, OIL, PURCELL, LADD 4
Orders addressed to us will receive prompt at
tention, and be shipped In good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO, Druggists,
ap Ae-sW Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20

me- PILLOW-CASE LINEN, full TX
wards wide, at CSC, would be cheap at 75c;
PILLOW-CAsE LINEN, u yards wide, at 5oc.,
worth ESQ.,;
LINEN sHEETING, full p yards wide, at soc.
per yard, would be cheap at 81;
PRINTED IRISH LINEN AT SOC. per yard, worth
85c.;
IRISH LINEN, warranted all pure fax, at a5c.
per yard, worth 45c.;
LINEN CRASH at sic. per yard;
STAIR LINEN at l5c. per yard, would be cheap
at 2oc.;
LINEN DOYLIES at f5c. per dozen, worth 81;
LARGE NAPKINS at 81 rs, worth Sl.5 per
dozen;
COLORED FRINGED NAPKINS at s1.2s per
dozen, would be bargain at $3.50;
TIDES at 30, so, 75c, o., and $l.25-must be seen
to be appreciated; at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
A large variety of COLGATE'S SOAPS at re
duced prices. ap IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20
SEWING.MACHIEES.
MANTED, $1,000 people to know

WANTED, 1000 people to know that
w we are sorry that the unprecedented sue
| cess OF the m atchless WILSON SHUTTLE SEW.
| ING-MACHINES In this city should have dis
turbed some OF our competitors To such an extent
and sorry TINT the generous reception given us by
the people OF Virginia should have awakened 90
much envy and ill-nature the part OF any In The
same line of business and we are sorrT for those
who act A. If they thought their only path 10 sue
cess lay over failure; for business has al
ready assumed proportions which places It tar
| beyoid Their power To iDjure.
| We believe no persons have any better right 10
sell sewing machines than us, and we also believe
that the people Of VIrsnia have perfect right 10
buy the best machine In the market at a reasona-
BILE price II they desire to, even II our competitors
receive no benefit from the purchase.
We have not the least objection 70 our competi.
tors or their agents following our wagon on its
rounds among our customers.
We have net the least objection TO their entering
the hou es Of our customers and announcing our
machines In any IN amer they can think Of after
our backs are turned.
But De hare objections TO agents OF any OTTER
SEWN. M chine giving lessons on the matchess
Wilson. VS. prefer paying our Instructors our.
SelreS. g.. ,...
Aud we again caution ladies against allowing
sew ns. ma chine agents not connected with our
rooms to handle q Wilson. srs s~
We guarantee our machines unsurpassed by any
I'm any respect. to last long, TO ra as light 10
make as beautiful cork. and from &l5 10 S75 leN
than duy Others in the market.
ap2O AVERY & co. & MAYO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20
} STREET. 627

cor BROAD STREET. con
BARGAINS IN WHITE GOODS.
BISHOP LAWNS at % and 30..;
PLAIN NAINSOOK at 25, 30 and 35c.;
Sd LINEN DAMASK at IS and SHE;
PILLOW-CASE LINEN at Soc;
TABLE NAPKINS at 81 so per dozen;
HAMBURG EDGE at all prices;
CASH'S RUFFLING, all widths;
EXTRA LARGE TOWELS at 25c.;
PONGEE PARASOLS, all styles;
NOTTINGHAM LACES from CSC. up;
OTTENHEIMER'S CORSETS at &c.;
and many other CHEAP GOODS, at
s. HIRSH'S, o27 Broad street.
W. c. KEAN,
T. T.. CHENERY, ,so,ssn,on
F. P. GRETTER, '"on
CHAS. HUTZLER, apis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-20

A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY .-Ihe
N WHEELER & WILSON SEWlNG.MA-
CHINE should be- found in every household. The
hundreds OF thousands OF families now using II
will bear testimony that 1t Is the best most aecu.
rate, simplest, and neatsst machine made. 1t 10
noiseless, and makes lock stitch alike on both
sides. 4 large variety Of styles on hand: sold on
the tnstalment plan. c. L. RADWAY,
ia 10 139 Main street, south side.