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,,o,-+n Carolina Trade-A Sign.
we copy from the Wilmington" w =
t,e following paragraph

w. AMY from tuC " hh'hS.o" 49, -!
e,a. the following paragraph :
~czrAr FREIaHr.-Ou boiler and fix
tures shipped to Us from Richmond few
DAYS since, and weighing nearly two thou
sand pounds, we paid A.15 freight. When
IL Is known that this freight passed over the
entire length Of three railroads it VIII ne
seen how the through system has
brought down charges" ~y,-.
This is a volume in halfdczen ilheS'
What is talk compared with this soma iae'
Nothing. But this fact proves .ha' .''
prophecies about the facilities TINS GU!
would derive from the revolution reeeh''y
wrought In the interests and d're'tloh VI
the Richmond and Petersburg fa,.to"u,
and the establishment OF frce anu ,'o,,"'
connection between that road ana tae re-
tersburs and Weldon and the Weldon ana
Wilmington railroads, were not lole
nropbecics. but were based upon we'll
ascertained facts. The proof Is thorough
and satisfactory. Now. let the people Of
Richmond avail themselves Of these facili
ties, and the further prophecies relative tt
the increase Of trade aud wealth OF Rich
mond from these admirable connections
will be as completely realized.
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ITCTTON BARGAINS.
A OoIloN DAn @r ,our sr,,c,
Af,ARGE AND WELL-sELECTED STOCK

! LARGE AND WELL-sELECTED STOCK
RECEIVING GOODS THREE TIMEsA WEEK
Call and examine our
kohsir Lustres at 25c.;
Superior hene Popltns, 2ac''
Beautiful Lawns, l23c.;
P0plin Lustrcs (3o inches wtdel, PC:
t,bene Grenadines go inches w1de), 2oc.:
mari Poplins (alI shades), Soc;
French Mohairs, a5c;. cheap at c"c''
al White and Sd Black Iron Barge, *l.@' ana
Lupin's black Silk Baregee, very fine:
Lupin,s Ga Black Bombazlne, very hne
5000 yards cheap Dress Goods, from 70 Z'c''
Table Linens,
Ptllow-case Linens,
Huck. Towels, sl25 to o. per dizen:
Fine SIS Linen Napkins, from $3.50 to SS.75
Irish Re Li hUasn from s5c. to &1.2s;
Very fne Linen Lawns, for ladiee and chill
dren's underwear, sac.;
Buff Lawns, 2oc.;
Linen Lawns, l6sc.; $500
Fine Llama Lace Points. from 80 TO $as;
Rel and Imitation Black and Whhe lhreaa
Real and imitation Gnipure Laces,
Real and Initiation Valsnciennes,
Fmbro deries,
Ribbons,
Velvet Ribbons,
Ladies' and misses' Sundowne,
Straw and Ha!r hats, latest styles
Gents and Boys Hats,
Plain sndFancy Mattnes tbest in the market)'
from 20 to 50:.;
Saratoga Trunks, SS.75;
Plain Trunk, 81. o
DUCKWALL s ROUSs,
No. 1918 Main street,
ani5 opposite post-oflce.
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The Capital, Mcssrs. PlATT Il Town
SENDS Washington paper, Justly contends
that if there are kukluX organizations In
the South the Government made them by
it's reconstruction policy. The editors 60
on to say that the Constitution was made
for the protection Of the weak; but If the
Government thinks the best way to protect
the negro is to destroy it, why let it he de-
stroved. "In all such floods as the one
proposed" they say, " the dead wood only
"is carried to sea. After the flood subsidies
'the rocks and living trees are found as
stationary and strong rs ever"
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A COOP EXAMPLE FoLLowED.-A. new
Peabody has arisen in England, with the
difference that he has not at present re-
veaIed his name. Some time ago a gentle
man stated that he was prepared to expend
sljO,O00 in the erection of Il lunatic asylum
for the benefit Of the lower middle class.
He is now proceeding to carry out that
purpose, and has publicly intimated that
he is prepared to devote to public and USE
ful purposes sum equal to that given by
Mr.. Peabody, so soon as he can satisfy him
self rs to the best means of etfecting this,
so as to do the greatest public good.-Bal.
ti1nore Sum-
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Mr.. p. Fl. HOGAN, first class clerk in the
finance Office OF the Post-otice Department,
Washington, has been dismissed. Mr. Ho-
gan's offence was that the voters in his As
sembly district made him president of their
club and nominated him as candidate for
the House Of Delegates on the Conserva.
tive ticket.
We would like 10 know il this case
would not come under the kuklux hillP
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COLONEL JEROME NApo1ros Ros.p.pr

COLONEL JEROME NAPOLEON BoSApARrE
arrived home in Baltimore on Saturday. In
New York he told a reporter that he visited
the Emperor in England, and had a long
conversation with him. He found the En-.
peror reticent, but greatly pleased with his
rece ption at Dover. Colonel Bonaparte has
faith in the restoration Of the Napoleon
dynasty, and believes that anarchy will not
cease until that dynasty Is reestablished.
he regards Republicanism as impossible in
France. Baltimore american.
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aps-3m
I IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY Co,n
Va D'1 OUJUS,
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO Ron
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGE
HAMILTON EASTER 4 SONS
nr u rr,.1., ~ 'f

HAMILTON EASTER & SONS
OF BALTIMORE, MD
In order The bett:r To meet the wants Of ,hetr .
tail customers at distance, have establishedt ~
SAMPLE BUREAU.
and will, upon application. prom p:iy send he
iuli lines OF "a MILES OF the i.EWEsT t ua
MoSC FASHIONABLE GOODS, or y,enstD
English, and domestic manufacture, guarantee,
at all times to sell as low II not Mt leas prices ,s
any house In the country. fS~o' Nisn
buying QUE goods from the largest and most cs,.
orated manufacturers In The different parts Of ="
rope, aud importing the same by steamers dire,
TO baltimore, our stock Is at AL times promn,Iv
supplied with the novelties Of the London and
As we buy and sell only for cash. and make ~
pad ds6ts We are able and willing 20 sell our goods
at FROM TEN To FIFTEEN PeR CEST'
LESS. PROFIT than If we gave credit.
In Sending for samples, specify the kind OF goods
desired. We keep the best grades of ever rI1ss
of goods, from the lowest 10 the most rostiy
Orders unaccoinu inied by the cash Will be sent
c. y. ID. 'A'
PRoMPT-PAYING Wholesale BUYERS
are Invited TO inspect the stock In our Jobbrg and
Package Department. ADDRESS
HA nlLTON EASTER L S:'Ss
1877, lss, 2ol, ana 2o3 West Baltimore street.
&c e-IuSFly Baltimore, nd.
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The British Quarterly Rerie,r for Janu-
ary, 1871, the successor Of the North Brit
sSh among the American reprints, has
been laid upon our table by Messrs. WooD-
HOUSE Il PARuAM. the Richmond agents.
The table of contents promises rich treat.
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A BIG ScARE-The Police Building
Thought to be TumbEng M-Police Justice
Cullen PAINFULLY Hu,t.-For some time
| past rumor has prevailed that the build
| ing occupied rs metropolitan Police head
quarters was not perfectly safe, and might
| at any moment tumble in.
To-day the Police Court was in session,
and the room, which is on the highest floor,
| was partially filed with the usual motley
gathering Of spectators. There was fair
srrinkling Of lawyers, police officers, and
| fallen women, and one of the latter was on
trial upon charge Of Strolling about the
mony for the defence had just begun, when
suddenly Il rumbling sound was heard Us Of
a house caving in. At once many present
became impressed with the belief that the
police headquarters were about to fall in. \
crv was raised, and rush was made to-
wards the windows. though several were
cool enough to see that there was no
danger. For few moments the widest
excitement and CONSERVATION prevailed.
The presiding justice, NJ. r. Cullen,
Esq, whose desk is very close to window
looking south, sprang at once out of the
window on to the gravel flat roof Of the
dow to the roof is about twelve feet. Judge
Cullen, who was already lume, sprained his
leg near the ankle, and lay upon the roof
unable to rise. When he jumped some six
or eight persons had also sprang from other
windows to this same roof, and they at once
assisted Judge Cullen to arise. \ physi-
elan was summoned and ladders provided,
and after great difficulty and serious pain to
the sufferer, he WAS brought back to tho
courtroom and sent home.
The cause Of the mistake was the tunl-
bling in Of small portion Of in old build
ing which stands upon the brink Of the
foundations oil the Republican office.
Three oil the prisoners in the dock leapcd
over the railing, but were rccaptured be-
fore they reached the stairs. A general
laugh followed the general scare, and court
had to be adjourned.-St. Louis Dispatch,
l9tb
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TOR SALE, privately, that very de: G iii:
situated on the north side of Leigh street, and
Joining the property Of N. +. Bowe in the western
imrrt vements. 1t consists of good dwelling
Containing eight rooms, with closets and other
copvenieuces. and with all the necessary OUT
buildings The lot is 10 feet front, and runs back
It's feet.
Also another LOT fronting 40 feet on the south
side OF Moore street. and running back LIS feet 10
an alley in common Is feet wide.
The premises is well enclosed, with hne gar
den attached. and also the front yard beautifully
laid off with flowers and evergreens.
4. u. EACHO,
anklw Real Estate Agent.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

Jul Illus sYCLr
NO. 900 MAIN STREET, BET. sru ,x
sess 70 MORN dot his friends and the pubc
stock Of somple;e
sTArL Il AND FANCY DRY soons
NOTIONS &C., 0''DS'
wn1cn s snail DO sold at prices to suit the time.
fn = FrSXHrhhIES, al colors, rs to asc.
JafANESE pLAIDS and POPL ~ s,,,
besu! ". st.ItH-3rRIPED GRESAD IT ne,
LAWS, FIG'D CAMBRICs, and 'p p ss.ripe'
Pro CES, from rs to BE-, anu HhCALEa,
~ MEka-lsrga LIT, very cheap. II yds. I'm,
LADIES UMBRELLAS and PAKAs.Snuips "ca
H-ANDKERCH1TFS, LACEs, EDGIScs
FRILLIEGS, v.ry low. ''H's, and
Full lines OF WHITE GOODS,
SHEEIINGs, sHIRTlSGs, CAssINFpvc
TWEEDS, COTTONADES JEANS
Large sock OF GENTS FURNIsHfIr, ooo,.
All Of which shall sell at The loves, nr,..oDe
JULIUS sYCLE, 900 nain s,rse"
ap e-Sm second door from nh
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DRY aOOna
GREAT BARGAINS AT
JULIUS NEYEHs, %, Bra. -.

sse sss sn s o & 81; s,e: Grain SILK
SIR Popiins Reps, Grcnsdiness s 10 elegant
K,d VIE Other Dress Goods from III o. lowest Co..
se, s Of Ssast 81 PRETTY nys,, shades
Nice Pgusg 8, asc aar Curtains, 10 Yard n, a.,
Anotner lot of that desirable l,l,ok '"
Neat y ingham at l21c.: Dia9k Alpaca a. u. .
sood q Bowl So ssa 9 sas 1or Prints lec
linen S1onafs, latest styles, some at,.,,
oom sats Is pr pretty and new in MusIis No..
For Gentlemen: A full line ~ ETC..
Linen-bo, ON shirts; an exquisIts eS York Mills
sa dn Bows; supers:out Englisb nment
Gloves tss ss seoa Gasss &c.
at ~ RI E11SsImsre at Sl a va
ap 7-lpl 900 Broad, between az hgIEE'S,
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OK O00 WORTH FANCY DRY

$4,000 WORTH rA . DA'
GOODS, regardless of cost must be closed OUT
thts Finding it necessary to use the wD ole
store, corner 9Th and Brosd streets, for our
SHOE BUSINESS,
VIC have determined to close out our FAnCi
nay GOODS regardless Of cost The lad1ee WIN
do we'll to avail themselves of the rare oppoFtuity
~ huv,ny a. almost their own prices some or ne
CHEAPEST GOODS IN THE CITY
The goods arc fresh, and were seiec Gu WIN
great care, consisting in part Of all kinds
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS,
Fine EMBROIDER1ES,
Fine LAcEs, HANDKERCHIEFs,
GLOVES,
CORSETS, ..... ....
CUFFS and COLLARS,
NOTIONS, &C., &C.
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
,,- c,rner 9Th pnd Broad streets.
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NJ nRgED.

...s .o.,den 90 OF he brides father, on Thurs.
~ s. prit isth 1871. bv Rev. j. a. Cbam-
n ,mss VI LIAM H.sFDWARDS.o OF surrv co,lns
tv' to MAGGIE AYATks, daughter OF Jonh % Q.
'sstcs. FsG.. Of thtscity. No tcsrds.
fredericksburg and Alex andrla papers please
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s~~~SS~~
JAPANESE POPLIEs AND SILKS
--LATEST sTYLEs.


French pidues, Nainsooks ufnities1 Brilliants !;
Engiish Challies; White, BECK ana coi0reo Al
eernm aSaiL Linen -Fiain, Hemstitch-
pus sd al Bir a and cotton Diaper;
irish Linens, Pillow-Case Linen, and Linen
sw,ss Nm lin, Checked and Striped Muslfns:
Scotch plaids Blue, Green, and Black ana W nise
AmericsD Prints, Lawns, BIeached and Brown
Ham n burg Embroideries, Cambria Bands, Ruf-
va,nnclenues; Thread Blonde, and Cluny Laces !;
LIONS silks, satins, Ribbons, SIX Fans;
MarsaiIles Quilts best Piano and rape lovers
melfast Table Linens, Napkins, Doyies, I9~es !;
Hot,inrham Lace Curtains. Black Merino ehawls;
pouaee Parasols; w hIte Black, and Coiored far
Lama Lace shawls, Parasol-Cove's' spring
BRITISH Hosiery for ladies, children, and gentle
Paris e Kid Gloves, Je. JeNelry, Grape Wells end
c,ssimeres, Broad-Cloths, Doeskins, Farmers
a, lots OF other desirable goods at the very low
est nrices, Call and I'll your MeuoSnn S.S ~
cav WIN. THALHIMEH SOS.s
Broad-street Dry Goods emporium.
anl7 No. COL Broad, corner otn sIreeI-
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n1"YOU KNOW HOW 1T rs
YOURSELF"
HOW CAN ONE HESITATE FOR MOMENT
WHERE TO BUY W.aEN YOU CAN



PURCHASE OF
LEVY BRoT THEIRS
IROE-FRAME ENGLISH HOSE, regular maze
double heels and toes, at 1925, $3.75, and SA.2'
per dozen; or 30, IS, and 4oc. pair;
HEAVY LINEN SHEETING, full two ana
half yards wide, at soc. per yard, worth 81;
PILLOW-CASE LINEN, f~rty inches wlde' al
soc. per yard, actual value &C.,
wAM5UTTA COTTON at zoe. per yard;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at2lc.;
rRUIT OF TIE LOOM and ANDRosCoGGLN
at lt3c. per yard;
FULL YAED-WIUE BLEACHED COTTON al
l21c.;
YARD-wIDE UNBLEACHED COTTON at 10
and l2ic. per yard;
p1LLow-CAsE COTTON, forty-two inches
wide, at 1esc. per yard;
F1TLL-WIDTI UNBLEACHED SHEET1Nd az
CSC. per yard;
rT1rJ.W,DTH BLEACHED sHEETING at
3ss,. per yard;
JEANS at ia, Is, aud 1Gsc. per yard;
DOMESTIC GINGuAMS at 10 and l2ac.;
BED-TICKS from loo. up to the very best makes
sBIRTING STRIPES In every style made;i
BALE COTTON, all Nos. from to IL, at $l.4o;
uNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at soc.
per pound;
A large and stylish assortment of PARASOLs
and PARASOL-CuVERS at such prices as
cannot fail TO suit;
,u,rNr ~ 4 Of
35c.;
HAIR-CORD NAINSOOK at s5c., worth Soc;
pAIR-CORD CAMBRIA at 4oc., cheap at eoc.
per yard;
TUCKED sKIRTING at SOC. per yard, would be
bargain at ESQ.,;
A full assoI tnent OF BRILLIAETES;
CHECKED, SrRIPED, NULL, NAINsOOh'
CAMBRIA, JAGONEr, SWISS, and TARLE-
TAN MUsLINS at extremely low prices;
TABLE LINE of every width and quality;
DJYLIES, warranted all pure Linen, at 75c. per
dozen, worth Sl.2o;
Large NAPKINS al S1.25, worth 81 per dozen;
TOWELS at sl.25 per dozen, an excellent article
ut the price;
TABLE DAMASK, pure Linen, at 4oc. per yard ;
TURKEY RED DOYLIES, the best manufac-
tured, at sl.25 per dozen;
BLACK ALrACAS at IS, 30, IS, 4ec., and up
wards;
KID GLOVES at $l-be sure to look at them;
Genuine French. aove WHALEBONE CORSETs
at 7Oc. pair;
Extra quality CORSETS corded and trimmed
with tape trimming, at 81, really worth $l.So
per pair;
PURE LINEN HEMsTITCHED HANDKER-
CHIEFS, at 81 per dozen the same quality Oh
goods can't be had elsewhere for less than 70;
Good assortment OF CASSlMERES and KEN
TUCKY JEANS;
rs for the spring;
full assortment of LADIES' GARMENTS,
some at very low prices;
200 wards Of OIL-CLOTH, one yard wide, al toc.
per yard, worth 75c.;
CARPETS,
MATING,
DBUGGETs,
RUGS,
LACE CURTAINS,
CURTAIN LACES.
Full assortment Of all the best makes Of SPOOL
COTTON.
The place to buy everything you want, at the
very lowest price 1t can be sold, Is at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and l2ls Main street.
COLGATE'S FINE SOAPS at great reduction
In price.
orders promptly attended to. Packages sent per
eYDrpss. C.. O, ID. ap1
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BROAD STREET.
627

coy BROAD STREET. HO7
BARGAINS IN WHITE GOODS.
BISHOP LAWNS at rs aud 3o;.;
PLAIN NAINSOOK at 25, 30, and a5c.:
s-aLISEE DAMASK at IS and s7ic.;
PILLOW. CASE LINEN at Soc;
TABLE NAPKINS at 81 so per dozen;
HAMBURG EDGE at AL prices:
CAsH'S RUFFLISG, all widths:
EXTRA LARGE TOWELS ut 25c.;
pONGEE PARAEOLS, all styles;
EOTTIEGHAM LACES from CSC. up;
OTTENHEIMER'S CORSETS at 1885,;
and many other CHEAP GOODS, at
s. HIRSH'S, 6o7 Broad street.
W. c. kEAS,
T. G. CUESERY. IS,,csnep
F. Z. GRETTER,
CHAS. HuTZLER, ap 10
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FOR SALE ANE RENT.

MISERABLE SUI NJ MER RESI- a.
~ DEHCFS FOR RENT.-The DIV ELL. kI
ISG and SCHOOL.HOUSE Of WASHINGTON Henry
Academy-uine miles from Richmond, one mile
from Atlee's station, Chesapeake aed Ohio rail-
road-bcing vacant, we propose TO rent them until
90 h September rext. The dwelling contains six
rooms. with passage. The school-house, about
sixty yards from the dwelling, has three rooms.
Stu tied In beautiful forest grove, lovely place
for 4 family to SPEND the summer months. Good
water and plenty of wood healthy, desirable
ncighborhood; rent very moderate. as we wish
the buildings which are nearly Lew and very COM
Portable to be occupied BY frst-class families.
Also, DWELLlSG-HGUSE at my mill, with
i've rooms-beautiful yard, five miles from Rich
m ainGer OF tie year. TO good tenant the rent
VIII be very low. AGdrets
n. B. CLARKE.
IN ls-lw Atlee'S Station.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
w WHAT Is Urinary, many pei

NET WHAT is Urinary, many peo-
pie suffer from they know not what. They are
no, sick they are not well. There is no name Tor
II. ills simply weakness-a breaking down ofthe
vital forces. Whatever It's causes land they are
inuumerable), Its symptoms are in the main the
same. Among the most prominent are extreme
lass,tude loss OF appetite LOGS Of hesh and great
mental depression. Indigestion and stomach
cough ore also frequently concomitants OF this
distressing state of body and mind. The common
remark In relation to persons In such condition
ia that they are consumptiye. Now, what these
unfortuuates really want is ufgor, uitot strength
and, as certainly IS dawn succeeds darkness they
can recuperate their systems and regain perfect
health by resortlng to HOSTETTER's CELE-,
BRATED STOMACH BITTERs. 1t Is as clear
that lfe-reriving tonic is required In such cases
as that the dying fame Of an empty lamp requires
70 be revived with now supply Of oil. Perfectly
pure and iunocuous. containing nothing but the
most genial vegetable extracts and combining
the three grand elements Of stomacnlc, an al
teratiye, and a genial invisorant, Hostetter's
Bters arc suitable to all constitutions, and are as
applicable to the diseases and dlsabil'le OF the
fccbler sex as to those Of men. apls-eodlw&Wlt
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mo THE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
l OETHE ESTATE OF JOHN TlETJEE. DE-
Cr HSEIH administrator OF the estate Of John
iieiien. deceased hereby call upon ali pcrenns
Indebted to said estate to come forward wlthonI
deI,y and settle their acc cunts and also upon all
nersons to whom said estate Is indebted TO come
forward and prove theIr claims In doc time. can
usually be found at the office OF COSBY, JACKSON @
Turner, attorneys at law, corner o1 Ioth anu
Bank streets, Richmond Va.
Given under my hand as administrator as afore-
say ~ ~ ~! TnaW ""' G. ". TURNER, Admir-.
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NE A P R L, 1871.
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS FOB SPRING.

We A P R I L, 1871.
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS FOB SPRING
T.R. PRICE CO. are opening by each day
morning al afternoon express everything that II
peculiar and attractive In DRESS GOODS, snt
during the entire season their stock will be KEEP
up full to standard
Their facilities have enabled them to make ar.
rangemenJs by which free access Is given both tc
the European and home market, 30 that weekly
all that Is novel and striking or foreign fabric ant
good and substantial of domestic production viii
be presented to their customers at very BOTTOM
PRICES. and In this way their patrons shall be
Large lot Black Iron Grenadines-less than later
in the season;
Diagonal Poplins, for walking dresses and suits
Suitlng Poplfns, every shade and quality;
Fouard Silksin plain and figured, Bio to $40 dress
Japanese Silks and Poplins- immense show;
Chene and Plain Mohairs, Grenadines and Bareges
Elegant Black Gro Grains and Bonnet Silks:
Elegant Plain, Stripe, and Check Silks 81 TO
SHAWLS, &C.
Black Lama Lace Shawls, great variety;
spring and Summer Shawls, every style;
Parasos ard Sunshades, an endless array;
Gents SILK, Cambria, and Alpaca Umbrellas, &c
MOU GOODS.
Black Challis, Bombazines, Mohairt,
Alpacas. Mouselins, Bareges,
Grape Wells, Grape Collars, Shawls, &c.
STAPLES.
Sheetings, Cottons, Towellings, Table Cloths,
Napkins, Diapers, Counterpanes,
Irish Linens, Table Covers, &C., &C.
AS low as reasonable people can expect;
apa IDOL Main street. corner 1lsh.
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WANTS.

WANTED, all persons afflicted with
w RHEUMATISM and NEUfALG1A to call
this day at our Office on tie corner OF Leigh ana
Sd streets and get q list OF patients. so That
they can consult with item to the virtues OF the
"IiSDIUBTED CURE All orders addressed
IN DIR. G. W. HUNTER.
V,,+ Richmond Va.
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ADMINISTRATIONS.

CAUTION, LADIES.-Allow no sewing.
~ machine agent, not connected with our rooms,
under %ny circumstances 10 touch or handle a
WILSON SHUTTLE tWlNG.MACHIsE.
The nnprt cedented success We have met In ia.
PRODUCING this matchn IS IL achlne here has awak.
ened malicious spi!it In certain competitors
ing popularity and dissatis!y our customers with
our machine. They are Dot satisfied IN placing
their macbIies In 1air and honorable competition
with ours, Jut erdcavor to sell he;- chimes BIZ
";runninI ours down." and by false statements
aud Gn,GaDiy tricks TO create an Impression that
our lr.Gchiue Is worthless They are i0Iced b this
because VIC sell 4 BETTER NJ ,CrINE ATLhSs
fplCE, and We trnrrdnt our machine unsyr-
3,ussed in any respect. to last long. 10 run "a
light, to do US f7le or heary cork as any machine
in the lC0rtd. Any honest sewing -ma. hine man
will tell GU that The cost OF crude maeris In any
machine now In the market Is au insl. nifcan.
item In the cost OF It's manufacture being from
two dollars to five dollars ouy for each machine.
ANY machnist Will tel you tina: more work can
he turned out when good material T. used and Il
will therefore cost less to good material than
poor. ANY company VINO would not make their
machine, o: the best m atertal d In tie best man.
p'r, when they can sell 1T such rcmrnersIye
prices would he guilty Of the g:e test folly In the
world. Now, we say do not allow yourselves 10 he
humbuggcd by ether agents mo buying sewing
machines 4. from sos 10 S75 w.cn iOu eau obtain
as good In every respect rs We can prove By scores
OF our cltiz ms, for from Els 10 *25 less and We
SAY to You TIL, I th3 reason that our machines are
sold for much less is because our company are
up with the times, asa believe In large sales and
small profits AVERY & co. & MAYO,
ap 5-ta7ih No. Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

A HOUSEHOLD EChSSIT Y.-Ihe
IN WHEELER s. WILSON SEWING-hA-
CHINE should he found in every household. The
hundreds OF thousand; Of families now using II
Will bear testimony that II is The best most accu-
rate, simplest, and peatesg machine msde. II u
noiseless, aud makes lock. stitch alike on both
sides. 4 large variety OF nyles Oh hand s9lh on
the iHsialIcea at plan. q. l.. RAILWAY,
il Is T5s Main street, south Side
SEi9I Ni-f, GGaiSES UE ALL KINDS
- REpAIEED. Tie SuoAT SLIip TIC SEW;
ING AACRLIES BOUGHT and SOLD. We se4
tie only PROPER NEG9LES for The ShQAT
ELLIPTIC GACEiHE5. -
HLCAT q ADDIEGTOY.
IVES ls;s C.rv s..sa:. ncsr FnrrtAorts'