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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27

A WEsfETS paper says: "The old
maids Of tie Eastern States, who have
been chipping themselves to the Terri
tories to get married, can't secure n
husband and-a home the first thing
after eating supper. rs prany suppose.
There has beer such a rush that the
bachelors have become particular, and
now put them through a catechism, as
where's your other glass eye 2
How long have you been bald-head.
ed?' Are your teeth paid for, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27

GENERAL JOHN NJ. HARLAN, the Re
publican candidate for Governor OF
Kentucky, is not new to political life.
Before the war he ran for Congress,
and at its outbreak was among the
first to raise n regiment for the defense
of the old flag. He is a lawyer by
profession, and q speaker Of much
eloquence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27

"THE fact is" said an elderly wife,
"a man doesn't know how to straightcn
up things. He doesn't know how to
begin. Idon't wonder" size remarked
in conclusion, "that when God made
Adam he went right to work and made
a woman to tell him what to do"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27

The legislators of the new Territory
Of Columbia are called promptly to
face the question Of woman suffrage, n
bill having already been introduced
into the House of Delegates to extend
to females the right to vote and hold
Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27

The official Republican majority for
Justice Of the Supreme Court of Mich
igan, at the election in April, was
$3.50. The reaction in the Northwest
Is In the wrong direction for the De-
mocracy-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27

The chaplain of the Kansas state
Prison Is Mrs. Lydia Sexton, M old
LADY, seventy years Of age.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27

The TIGER. - The san Francisco
Figure, hfspeaking of the proposition
Of the Club room proprietors closing
up their "banks" on Sundays, says
Certainly the poor tiger ought to
have his Sundays to himself" Yes,
the animal intends to have his rest OH
Sundays, even at the risk Of breaking
the cage. This is his best trump"
lust now,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27

A COUPLE in Connecticut, who were
married recently on a Sunday, are
said to be In despair because some one
has informed them that contracts ell
tered into on Sunday are not binding.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27

A NAN and wife after twenty-six
years separation in Iowa, have just
been remarked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27

IN Michigan, attendance at school
for at least twelve weeks in the year
Is made compulsory upon all children
between the ages Of eight and fourteen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27

AN. Ohio woman was so friendly at
breakfast tho other morning, that her
husband took the coffee to'a chemist
for analysis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27

WOMAN down East could not % to
her fathers funeral because she was so
busy housekeeping.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27

Ii the States Of Iowa and Indiana,
about two hundred women are working
farms on their own account.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27
Deaths.

HARKIN-At Bolton, Bell county, Texas, May
let, James Harkin, formerly OF God Hill,
aged Is years. EH.# .-a..H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27
C0RREsPoNDENcE.

VIRGINIA Crrr, May %, 1871.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, IN CONSID.
w GRAFTON Of the wonderful talent displayed
professionally BY the three little Carrollr.
EDDIE, BENNIE and DICK, known as the
Three Mdgets. whose acting, singing, dancing
and versatile acting is the theme OF admiration.
and deeming them every way worthy Of some
expression Of our appreciation, we most heartily
tender them 4 Complimentary Benefit, at such
place and time a. they may designate, agreeing
to make It q success in every particular.
Yours respectfully,
Mayor j.. G. Curric, ]. L. Van Bokkelen,
Ut. Goodman, Up. Martin,
I. L. Requa, c. e.. P~cndcrgast,
l.. P. 0'Connor, A. Z. Vesey,
j. W. Mackay, C. c. Batterman,
VIM. Sharon and others.
VIRGINIA CITY, May %, 1871.
Messrs. Cufrie, Goodman. Martin. Sharon,
Mackay, Reqna, Vesey, o'Connor and others /:
Gpntlemen-Your kind and generous tender.
ing OF q Complimentary Benefit TO my little ones
(the Carroll Mldgets), was received BY me with
surprise and pleasure, and is accepted by me for
them; and I would respectfully name FRIDAY
EVENING, May 18th, for the occasion. Thank
ing you, gentlemen, for your kind favor. l am
yours respectfully, r. NJ. CARROLL,
my24.2t For the Carroll Midgets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27
~ TfHH-IH A q 'nA '0n1 N
UNION IRON WORKS
IYRRELL 4 CUMMINGS,

FOUNDERS, MACHINIsTs, GENERAL
i Engineers, Drsughtsmen and Manufacturers
OF Quartz mill and Mining Machinery Of all de-
seriptIons. All orders Allied with promptncss
and dispatch. and at the Lowest Rates. D.,
OFFICER $40 Routk G street, On TIA
Divide, virginia, New.
Virginia, May 10, 1871. myis.tf
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AGENT At CARSON,
JOB WORK.

Jos woRK executed at the NEWS ofiee must be
paid for on delivery. unless persons having the work
done have standing accounts with the proprietor.
No deviation from this rule.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27

The THREE.-The great c%onquerors
of the world are Fashion, Love! and
Death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27

GENERAL RosEcRANs has been visit
lllg and Inspecting the mines Of Utah,
anu Is now In Salt Lake City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-27
NEW TODAY.
ATTENTION, LIBERTY NO. {.

SPECIAL MEETING OF g
"A this company will be held at
the Engine House o a MONDAY, N~
May 10Th, at half past I O'Clock 2. N.3~
Every member is requested to be present.
BY order Of A.. A. PUTNAM,
mvoT.of Foreman.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-08
A Sign.

We think the recent sale OF the lot Mt the
corner oil Main and Thirteenth streets gu
occurrence deserving very especial notice.
The lot, whose fame Is somewhat the
greater for having been occupied By the
Dispatch office before the war, is thirty feet
front by forty feet deep, and was knocked
out at $40 per front foot to IsAAcs, TAY
LoR & Co., bankers. 1t was the hghes
sale ever made In this city, and may be re-
garded as a most encouraging sign Of the
steady advancement Of the city and the
bright promise of its future.
When enterprising men have faith in the
growth Of city they prove it by their rea.
diaess to share its fortunes. And when 50.
gscious business men are seeking q stand
as a permanent place Of business to become
Identified with their name and business
fame, they will not stand upon the price.
A few thousand dollars will not drive
such men from making the purchase OF
such a lot. When it is bought and paid for
there is an end of it. The purchasers are
not liable to be removed after making the
fame of house. They are fixed.
This is what establishes the value of cor
ner lots, and indeed all others: the faith In
them as advantageous sites, and the faith In
the city In which they arc located. In this
view we may be cheered by this sale. The
price paid shows that there were competi.
tors for It, and that others were full OF faith
as we'll as the shrewd purchasers. They
baye, IS 1t were, broken the she'll Of tho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-08

f,,tura Richmond, They have sos Eye ~. -
ion and it wil1 be followed os ,s. = I. 'es e
rsstsfu,ly from this time fotfd.
Credit Is confidence. ConMaehesiA AZ ?
~. Ia sasv and business plenfy. asas the
S :, aL marx OF civiliza,ion. Where IL
my. ~. exIst there is barbariBm aid yet
-, ia moro delicate and sensitive tnan
nont;dence1 It is like the tenderess .,
tropical plants, whose leaves. the least eola
,silI big t1t and wither. Neyersheless. nas
.sraat things It can achieve where IL u IA .
sa.l,by condition. Faith in THIS, wortgs
nssirs "a also. sensitive plant-eas.iy
Chilled. easily killed. Tetfaish eu'ias c'1'e'
- ,ss,, 90 Il removes mo untalns. NO city can
GROW whose own citizens doubt IA fntnte !;
Therefore we hail with Joy every decided
do demonstration of-the faitr that Is 10 our
own beople-thelr faith In the grand des:
tfoy Of Richmond. II they VIII guy
cherish this faith they viii realize al t ',te.
fond hopes upon which 1t rests. :, :.
n we can sii OF us realize the tae.-as ~
is-that we are about to separate rom l.s ,ne
ala commercial dIspensation md enter upon
rho new one, we may readily and, rapidly
edneate ourselves into the policies anu
measures demanded blythe new one" ne
ms, throw off the old contracted notions
and adopt liberal and enterpr1sing views
We must adapt our improvements ana our
streets to the new condition" so ctose'upon
us. we must annex Manchester, ana give
Richmond more vigorous circulation rom
the centre or heart to that symmetrical cir
conference which can only be establi shed
By the annexation Of that, town With. It's
fair domain. We must, lin short, putihe
house in order. ---'-'---. - '"''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-08

The retirement of AKEBhAN from the Il, I'M
portant post of Attorney General seems to
afford general satisfaction even Republic
cans being delighted Att. Owing to his
poor knowledge OF the law and bis bitter
ness he has doIe the country great harm.
He has brought upon the South most OF the
trouble We have had for the last two years.
His reported successor-ex-senator VIII
L1AMs, of Orcgon-is Oil able lawyer, and
although decided Republican, he will not
stultify himself by absurd construction OF
law. The change will be q great improve
ment. AKERMAN will now sink down TO
the low level from which he should not
have been elevated. At the time of his ap.
pointment it was cruel mockery to speak
of him as coming from the South, and his
appointment as sop for the South. 1t
would be q strange claim upon the graft
tude OF a man condemned TO death that
rested upon the selection Of one Of his own
household to cut OIL his head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-08

uishsnR .osha Che ss @, ' e I'm Y
pq Rs|'ale sss,aa,n .sps.,dsn Of asorss
n Iksninps insrglation tosihe election re
turnsaH Lunenbarq county. ,-.L 80
By Mr. BooRHB: Inquring l1.o luz GA =
pediepcy Of providing for the app oln.mGir =,
OF committee clerks by the con l''-.' -
stead of by the clerk. -. -
APPOINTMENT or COMMITTEE SLahA 10 d,
Mir. BooKER,. under y, suspensiont .u ,,s s,
rnIes, called up hi8 resolution ,ns!.u az -
the Committee ou Rules to Inquire ins, T. 90
.expe d.eacysof restoring to tne coinnl ~, n,s
IF the House the appointment OF ttr T..
.s.>act;ye clerks. Thereupon the reaoiudon
was agreed toe. a.. n 60 t'r,'.':.,, =,
-, ~ PRINTING. 'ar' Hn'" :,
,t IN melton of sMr. KEIuF, The printing o
two hundred and forty copies OF the ruieS
roo ordered zf@t.E, Is 7"TT'-fo -"'.-
On motion OF the same, the Secretary o
the Commonwealth was inStrneted 10 tHE'
nish the members pfthe' House With sTc1
comics OF. The acts Of the General Asseme y
as he NAV. have on, hand and also TO fnfnst
q cow of the Code to cath member, To ,be
returned ten days before the adj oarhmen1
OF the, General Assembly. VA = -.
'r-a LEAVE OF ABSENCE ;e
was granted Mr.. yANApxEF until Monday
-, :. REFERRED. 'h"t
3. BY Mr.. wars ,Bin to authorize 1 the ad
ministrators OF the. estate Of Polly Elliott
deceased. Of the city of P ortsmouth, to pay
over: to the stewards Of the DinWlddie
Street Methodist church certain funds IL
By Mr. Hill Bill to appropriate the in
come arising, from the proceeds of the lane
scrip accrlina: to Virginia under the act o
poses Of. education, to the University o.
Virginia, the Virginia Military institute,
and the Hampton Normal and Agriculture
Institute.
Bg Mr.. THOMAS: Resolution inqulrlne
into the expediency Of extending the time
for the collection OF taxes TO March 1, loI1
By MIR. McMULLEN: Joint resolution Iro'
yIdfng that members of the General Assem-.
bly, shall receive only the amount OF t nnna
actual expenses for going ana coming mn once
mileage.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-08
NJ WINTER WISDOM,

ES V1N lGIS w 4aDOh.-Warm clof h.
insaipne will not protect the body aga,nyt h.. ron
sequences OF the sudden depression oftempers,nra
which is concomitant or early winter, Flann,I
next the skin preserves the animal heal, ~, :,
does not impart animal vigor. That prcpsst, {,
the special prerogatise or BosTErTgH,s e,n
MACH BITTEHs, which is therefore a rpzc;eo
protection against q majority or the complain,
which are most common At this season. Porer.
ample, \ course OF the great vegetable invisorsnt
CONNIE need now, will be slno It sure 70 precIrds
ch!l1s and fever, bilious collie, disorders OF ,hs
stomach. constipation, and many other chm.
plants which are often the direct or indirect eat
Of an atmosphere surcharged with cod, unwsof.
some vapor. Moreover, the system toned and req.
ulsted by this means Is much more likely TO rests,
pulmonary disease than IL would otherwise be ,or
the IL fuence Of searching medicine perYAdes sIl
the organs, and every abre and tissue OF the r mo
Persons whose vital powers are weas, espec.,llv
Invalid ladies and the aged, are earnestly recon-.
mended not to face the winters rigor withou,
having recourse to this safe and sufrcten, means
Of re en- forcing enfeebled nature. Much 81 fr>roy
may be eschaed, much danger ayerted, by follow
ing thia counsel. BETTER late than never is pood
proverb, but It Is better to be early than late.
de 4.eod&wlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-08

~ NOW FOR CHE AP DRESS
GOODS lsrge stock, good assortment, low prices.
BLACK ALPACA at CSC, soc, ssc., 4oc., tSc.,
5oc., eoc., &C., and up to $3.50; every brand OF
Alpaca, from ihs bee to the elephant; Plain and
Corded POPLIEs, in all colors; SATIEENS,
IMPRESS CLOTHS, EPENGLINES, sHEP-
HERDS PLAID3, ALPACAs in all colors at
:5c OTTOMAN CLOTHS, BLACK and COL
ORED DE LANES, FRENCH MERINOe,
SATTEENs, ROBES DE CHAMBRE (the latest
stylesl TYCOON REPS, BLACK SILKS st
$l25 81 so, 81 rs, $780, and up to S3.75, all very
cheap wide LYONS SILK VELVET at $is. so per
yard. would be cheap at $1,000; SURFACED
yRLyETS In black and colored, at low prices |;
BLACK MERINO, BLACK @ Ash ii e e,
DRAP DE'nTA, and other styles OF fashiona-
bic Dress Goods, at LEVY BROTHERS.,
ira 1873 and 1915 Mafn street.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON Soc. q
pound COTTON YARN 81 so per bundle. no IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-08

Ne NOTTINGHAM LACE,
WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN,
LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
DAMASK and 1IOREEN, for curtains;
WINDOW SHADES, a
GILT CORNICES and BANDa
TABLE and PIANO COVERS,
FLOOR and STAIR CILCLOTHA r......
O1LCLLTH TABLE COVERa
FURNITURE 0ILCLOTHS, .
BRUssELa TAPESTRY, INGRAM, THREE
PLY, VENETIAN, VIENNA. and HEMP
CARPETS;
DRUGGETS,
TABLE-CLOTHS in great variety, from TWO to
five yards long-prices from 81 to S2s;
DOYLIES at soc. per dozen-would be cheap Of
75c;
NAPKINS at 81 IS worth so per dozen;
HUCBABACK, DAMAsK, RUSSIA, TURK
IsH, and DIAPER TOWELS; ....
STAIR LINEN, ...a..
CRASH, BIRD'S-EYE, SCOTCH, and RUSSl
DIAPER, at LEVY BRuThERS',
1918 and 1915 Main street
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at soc.
per pound; BALE COTTON, all numbers from
TO 10, ct 81 30 per bale. no 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-08
The Country Moves,

TITS: impossible that the country car =,
long, remain INSTRUCTED IN cona,.'oa "
sectional strife and discomfort. lne ~
vernnent which Is partial and wnose NV" 20
sures are vindictiye cannot coh1'huo ~" ~,
because. that In not. peace, and war cshoo.
last vss,as sasety to the country snd aai
40 ,hn. d,v has been, there are signs OF
nb.ns.C THE sun is at last thaWfng the
ice OF The cold and. vindctive extreme % ~
RaditaIfsdi. ~, ,t, ,.,~.s ,.; !, -, :.
Gcne,sl Gaasf r. an enigma. tie seem
n he rather negative than positive, aud we
have do,bsed whether he cherished 10 ns
own heart real vlndictsyeness towards the
sou,h-snsR Slndict.yeness as, must Ne AZ
rho ho,tom Of .he Federal measures 10.
avards ne South. They were pressed upon
him byrIe men he had so, unWisely taken
into bi6asntidence. AT The last session OF
ConetkAshe went 30 far as to urge tina.
Georgia should be put under the 'r'i,'''Au
oath-a recommendation CONGRESS pau Nv
attention to. He never mentioned eehei a.
alnnestyas..- ~ tx = p
Now we have him recommending anf
n,s,y sps enforcing his recommendation W
arrurnents which absolutely involve MIN IN
ccnsure for not having urged the propfie's
OF geuexal amnesty before this time OF aay'
This looksrnke an. advance In the maich
towards. peace. : OF course when eehefal
GRANT. who ha. been under the influence
Of the, uuras,, becomes Modified ana pro-
poses hberal measures, the liberal Repuoh-
cans must also 20 forward step, as we
1t il plain that public sentiments grow
ing more kind and tractable, and Inc h'gn
officials Of the Government know it. Gen.
cral Gl.AsT seesit certainly, and has essayea
TO flank theGfiberal,sts who were making
capits1.ont Of the ooh and rigorous policy
he had"been Ted TO pursue towards Inc
We may look for change slow though
i, be-for the better. Amnesty now ana
AkERAsa appropriately goes out when Am
nes,y comes In We are to have zeal law
yer in IFS Tface. Order is therefore begin.
ming. and impartial Justice must follow not
far behind it,, o. .o.r. '.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-08

A very gratifying increase Is shown in
both passenger and freight business. The
details of expenses as we'll as receipts are
fully shown in tables appended.
There Is decrease In the expenses of
S13S, 1924.
Equipment. 49,.
The equipment consists Of 81 locomo-
tives Is frst-class and second-class pas
senger cars II baggage, mail, and express
cars {; 205 box cars So stock cars 124 fiat
cars; 20 gondola cars 10 caboose and
boarding cars, and gravel cars. A por-
ton Of these are on the west end Of the line
not yet in service. One hundred freight
cars have been purchased !; and so freight,
81 dump, gravel, 8 passenger, and mail
and express car, have been built at the
company's shop.
RoadUdy
has been materially improved by ditching,
widening cuts and embankments, and bal
lasting, over 81, 600 having been expend-
ed in the latter work. Four miles of new
| rails have been laid, and nine miles more
| will be laid the present month. Ten bridges
OF an aggregate length, of !, 400 feet have
been built, and nine have been covered,
| timed, and painted. Four other. short
bridgesare framed ready to be put in place
| miles of track relaid with old rails OF better
quality. - -. ~
Buildings.
Several dep0ss have been thoroughly re-
paired. One new water station has been
| built, and several old tapks replaced by
new.
sas4- Accidents, - --r---~
Three men have been killed while walk.
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Ne MOURNING GOODS.
at Sl25 SI.50 Sl,75, and 90 Der

NE MOURNING GOODS.
BOMB8ZINES at Sl25, $3.50, $l.75 and 90 per
yard
TAMISE at 81, sl.25, and Sl.5o per yard;
GRAPE DID PARIS at 5oc. wor5h 7sc. per yard;
ALPACAS from CSC. to 81 so per yard
BLACK FRENCH MERINOS,
CASHM IRE,
ll-wool DE LANES,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
POPLIE6,
CREPE and LOVE WELLS,
CREPE COLLARS,
WHITE AND SLACK MOURNING tETS OF
COLLARS and CUFFS,
HOURNIEG HASDKERCAIEFS,
All kinds OF BLACK GLOVES, at
LEVY BROTHEKS',
12I3 and 1915 Main street.
Our COR2ETS at Sl.25 are the best in the world
for the price. MOI
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me- FOR DECEMBER
AND CHRISTMAS.

AND CHRISTMAS.
MORE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS.
sHAWIs AND CLOAKS
.. IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
T. r. PRICE & CO., r Il
again In market, are opening by steamers and ez-
press large additions to their splendid stock. ~
In DRFSS GOODS the much desired shades.
FRENCH SA1TEENS-Navy Blue Plum Blue,
Brown. Crimson, Myrtle Green, Maroon, &C.;
Cachemerss, Empress Cloths, Ottowas, ReEs,
Velours, Irish and French Poplins, Grape
Poplins, &C. .-..
MOURNING G 90 ODDS Imperatrice, Tamese,
Reps Ottomans. Velours, Henrietta Cloths,
Cashmeres Merinos, DeLaines. &C., &C.; Dou'
be faced MOHAIRS and ALPACAS, very
cheap; ... 4.4.s a.. 4.
STA Cloths, Blankets, Elan
nels, Fulled Cloths, sheetings, Cottons, Dia-
pers, Towels, Irish Linen, &C., &c.
IN CLOAK-ROOM-S hawls: Broche, Etriped
French, Long and Square Blanket, French
Basket shswls. Beaver Cloth Cleaks embroid-
cred aud trimmed In every style, Waterproof
Cloaks, &c., &c. ... ..-.
Stock all the time kept up. .... j..
Mr.. THOMAS D. QUARLEs is with us and would
b glad to serve his friends from our extens ive
stock. , loo eo] 7. PRICE co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-08

~ sACQUEs, CLoAKs, and
SHAWLS; .-
EMBROIDERED and BRAIDED JACQUES in
Cashmere, Merino, and Drap de Eta;
CLOTH SACQUFS;
BLA, X MERIN o sHAWLS;
WATERPROOF CLOAKs;
sTRfPED, PLAID, and PLAIN sHAWLs, and
BREAKFAST sHAWLs, in great variety,
at low prices. LEVY BROTHERS.
Take a look at our sl2s CORsETS. no %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-08

~BUCKsKIN UNDERGRADUATES,
a great preserver Of health, preventive and
cure for rheumau m, sore throst, neur alzia'
lung diseases, and the many other ills caused By
colds. For sale at LEVY BROTHERS',
Yole agents for the city OF Richmond.
Our DOLLAR KID GLOVES can't be beat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-08
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !.
IN .GlEATESr BARGAINS YET
AT
j US SYC L Il s ,
RpoAp STpEpT-

as BROAD STREET. as
Has tust received large additions 10 hli
DRESS GOODS department., aud still receiving
BY almost every express all the late etyles, con
tan1ug every style and variety To be found Ia Tho
northern market, 10 which invite special atlen.
don from ali in want Of DRY GOODS, viz
Empress Cloths at so, 80 and ESQ.,, very cheap:
sateeus in all colors, At d?5 rs to co.,; Irish Pop
Inns, new and beautiful, very low; Japanese sllk:
and Poplins, all shades and cOlors; Plain aud
ri i'd serees, 25 az and Soc, h.lf price: Black
silks at $3.50, $l75 80 to 81 the best IN The ety.
Black Alpacas at IS, So 49, 50 to 7sc., aud 81 yer
yard; Black MeTilo, Bombszlne, aud Tanise
Cloths, cheap; Sbaws, new styles in strlres. and
beautiful, at $3.50 and IS; Black shawl5, stne'e
and double, at ail prices Broche shawls st ~,
SO, $3.50. 10 Si0--come and get one; hGtr
Blan tets at $3.50, Is. to SIS. very low. Colo!ci
Blankets and Quits, 81 SO, 90 and s. pair futl
assortment of y hte, BED, Blue and Grey flsn-
nc,s at 25, 80 10, SO to f5c. and 81, very cheap;
Opsra Flanneis In all coors, plain and pla;o, 81
to TIC. !; Cloaking Clo.hs, all colors and kinds
&C.. &C.; White aud Colored Corduroy, new and
prtt.y, very cheap; Clio ks, the largest stock Ia
The city, at the lowest prices. FURS, FUkS. ior
ladies', misses and children, at extremely L."
figures. In fact every thing TO be found in Tho
dry goods lire NJ the lowest prices possible.
Allof tie above are new, and great bargains.
Come and see them. JULIUS SYCbk,
! -'aI1f dis Broad street.
Store closed on Sa urday.
Statesmen John n. Gary, w. ID. Powers, Join
j. Turner. noB