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duIgea In the South, especially ut southerp
commercial Conventions, which ended III
nothing really practical and beneficial .has
we have seen. The Memphis editor praises
the port of Norfolk -its spacious anu ueep
waters-rwhich the whole country islil q ~
with, and he ridicules the shallow mua,.sse
Of Baltimore, making those flats cons.ae e,s.
biv worse than they really are. bus si :.
sort Of portraiture is unfortunate ZOE II
hrinys mn necessarily comparison between
Norfolk and Baltimore, and that SHOWS
that the greatest advantages have produced
the poorest results. !,
There can be no doubt about the deep
water advantages of Norfolk, and we want
to see them made available in tho highest
degree IL we have not seen In some
schemes the bright promises for Norfolk
that were predicted for her BY other gen.
sIemen, we are, no less than they. the friend
of that fair town and its generous people
And we trust to liveto see her aourlshing
in manner quite satisfactory to her own
citizens. .-G. as
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France.

The Germans, it appears, have at last de-
termined to conclude the execrable strife
of the French. It would have been better
had they done SO long ago. We see by the
cable telegram that M. THEIRS was at the
last moment hoping that the Communists
would surrender without further fighting.
vain hope. Men like the Communists, who
have no mercy themselves, are apt to en-
pect none, and to fight desperately to the
last. And there was no telling what might
happen to the Versailles troops after they
entered Paris. The place seems to be
plagued with madness as with an epidemic.
So that it is we'll the Germans are taking a
hand. They won't 60 crazy. -
The recent scenes in Paris may not sur
prise one, but they are revolving The de-
struction Of that splendid work of art, the
column VendOme, in the midst of critical
struggle, was an act Of peculiar wild
ness and fury. It could not have been
done out of Paris, where the furies reign.
1t is hard to tell what is best for France.
The man who thinks such people capable
of sel:goyernment is an enthusiast. The
other day, when the cable with which they
were pulling down the column vendome
snapped, the crowd demanded that the
wretched engineer who directed the vandal
work OF destruction should be carried to the
guillotine. The majority had little patience
LETT, and in two hours the column fell, or 1t
Is probabls the engineers head would have
iallen Should not the word. 9. Vandalism"
be changed to "Yendemism ?"
None but strong Government will re-
strain the volatile and capricious spirits Of
the French. In hours of peace and tran
quillity, the gentlest, politest, and fkndsst
people in the world; but aroused, they are
frenzied, and, like tigers. seem to gioa1
over slaughter and blood. Such people,
governed wisely and firmly are capable o.
the greatest achievements. 1t Is hard to
account for the horrible reverse picture
they present in revolution.
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AS InronrANr PoL1lT1oA1 MorEnENr

II An IMPORTANT PoITIcAL MOVEMENT
A Neao Democratic Platforna.--Dayton,
o., May 1S.-The Montgomery county
Democratic Convention met to-day. MIR.
Vallandgham, from the Committee on Re.
solutions, reported new Democratic de-
parture platform, intended for the ground
work Of a national platform. The resolu-
lions, which were prepared by Mr.. Vallan-
digham, declare that they unite upon the
living issues OF the day accept the Iegiti-
mate results Of the war, so far Us waeed
for its ostensible purposes, and fully con-
cur in the three several amendments to the
Constitution recently adopted, and ac-
quiesce in the same as no longer issues be-
fore the country declare that the Demo-
cratic party pledges itself to the, faithful
and absolute execution and enforcement
Of the Constitution as 1t now is, so as to
distinction of race. color, or condition; de.
mand absolute equality for each and every.
State in the Union; oppose centralization
and the consolidation Of power in the Gene:-
al Government; demand general amnesty; fa-
yor the payment of the public debt as early
as practicable and consistent with mode
rate taxation, and call for strict economy
and honesty in all departments of the Gov
eminent; call for reform in the internal
revenue system and CIVIL service favor a
strictly revenue tariff, and declare taxation
should be based on wealth, not population;
demand a speedy return to specie payment
as possible sympathize with the laboring
class, and state there Is no necessary war
granting Of public lands to railroads; OPP
pose the acquisition of San Domingo; de-
nounce the bills passed by Congress known
as the bayonet bill and kuklux bill. and
claim that the Republican party Is no
longer Union party, but the Administers
ton party. q. ,.s.-I ),
Mr.. Tallandigham made speech In sun
port OF the resolutions, which were adopt
ed by reclamation. 3.
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Candidates for the Legislature.

Commenting upon a paragraph which
appeared in this paper few days ago, the
Fredericksburg Herald says: :,
eft IA uSite true .that the oath now re-
CURED differs from the one taken by the
members first elected under reconstruction,
but even the present oath requires the
SINNER and maintenance of "the laws of
the United States" We fully agree with
the Dispatch that serving In the Legislature
is not fliing an office, but this has not been,
and is not now, the construction Of I" the
powers that be" In the Federal Govern.
ment, as is manifest in the very blanks used
by the assessors Of revenue for the United
States. We think it hazardous to elect any
one TO the Legislature who may be made to
come under the malign operation of the
fourteenth amendment. Why not obtain the
opinion Of Mr. Acknowledgement Acker-
man {" ~
We entirely agree with the Herald. 1t
would be unwise to give the Radicals the
chance to convert q Conservative majority
Into Radical majority by the aid of Judge
UNDERWOOD. At the same time we must
add that;the fact that members of the Gen
eral Assembly are not officers properly so
called Is 80 well settled that we do not
think any person disqualified for Office by
the fourteenth amend ment would be pun
lshed for becoming q member Of that body.
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~NoyELTIEs + Or
MAY AND JUNE.

r.R. pRIoE q CO.,
ms. from market again, hsve opened all tnat Is
good and substants as well IS rare ana ra's' i ~
eooda suited for spring and summer sales.
snIsndId line Of LLAMA LACE FONTS anu
so,s S iiue of PARAsoLs, sUF..sHADEs'
UMBRELLAS, &C.. rr.ouup.
More IRoN GRE aADrNEs and CANVAS hEH De
MANS, very cheap, ~ ,.,,., !, !,
Fancy dress goods in endless variety, susn 10
JlPANEsE SILKS and POPL1Ns, EMBD
GRENADINES, BAREGEs, LAWNS, Oh
CANDIES, &C., c,,,oa
rIogan. Co;ored and Block Striped ana Sne ne
siits every sb ado and hue worn Eouiar9 SuAs'
both plain and figured.
FOR MOUsNISG-French Tramesi: BON a Pa
hair, SILK Alpacas, gro Grain s;,a and
sSsds: Grape sets. Linen and Lace Collars ana
Cuffs. Kid Gloves, &C. ond raa1
Very striking lovely lot Of Brusseis aDa hs1t
Point Collars and Sets, from iafls, ~ aov ,iad
their value to which special attention ,s S''e st
Embroideries In Hamburg EdRes anu n 1n Lasaao
i,rs very low; Patent Laces, BANDS ZOE UfesSsS
and Skirts, French cambria Work, d. D aHo
sInh'd HCk,fs Lace-trimmed Hdk's. &c.
CIStbe. Cassimeres, Drills, Satteeps, ZOE msn
and boys GAZE shirts for ladies and gentie-
men LInen-Bosom shirts, &C: ~
my 8 IL ~ HA,NN
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Our most respectful and friendly regards
to our Norfolk contemporaries, who have
all laid us, more or less, under obligations.
In respect TO the remarks Of the worthy
editor Of the V:vginian, we have to say that
there lives not in Virginia man who would
De more delighted at the prosperity of Nor.
folk than we. I'D
we read the article from the Memphis
paper 10 which he called our attention.
We could see nothing solid in it beyond the
enthusiasm which has been 80 much in.
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DIIED.

February I,t s reside e, - ~ Pict.
mono, va, In She seventy MS
Anril ssth. 1871, after an illness Of twensy-lgar
hours, SUSAN H., consors OF tte lsse " inisn ns
Graves, IN tho Bixt : fifth year OF herfase'
.sv-s Mere btds ths.storfnscf fffe 10 ceass,
The troubled brsaat be calm - 80 ~
81 And In the wduftded lieafs she pours
Religions healing balm.
she bids the anguished hesrf rstoice'
- Though earthly ties are river,
Wealth m AZ hope TO meet again
TO meet again In Heaven.
In Galveston. Texas. on MAY I'm m Ell imfant
dam alton Of the bowels, W1ILa LIN ri raains.
son OF Willism Hardy ana Ihoe'e -
aged nine months and two Weeks
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Brick" Pomeroy, recently divorced.
was married In New York on Monday even,
ing last to Mrs. Louisa ii. Thomas. con-.
tribeisor to Polneroy's Democrat. Mr..
Pomeroy gave the bride dewry OF S75, 600,
and the happy couple have started on
wedding trip TO Suit Lake and the Pacific
coast. 80
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THE TREATY.

Those who have taken interest in the
probable result have made something Of an
informal canvass of the Senate, and report
thatathe treaty has but:a small margin above
the required two-thirds to stand on, and
that this will be reduced as the discussion
progresses. '2a> s@:i ~
The medical advisers of Mr.. Corcoran,
after consultation yesterday, concluded,
from the favorable turn the case has taken,
that his recovery is now assured should
there be no relapse Washington Patriot.
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ALMOST any blunder we are willing TO
pass over in silence, but not the one the
tide sits in our favor"-whf:h was SO con-
spicuous in our leading editorial yesterday.
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SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY.


THE LATEST STYLES AT THE VERY
y .,r LOWEST PRICES. -,
Pretty DRESS GOODS from CSC. upwards;
Pest makes BLACK AIPACAS, SEC. to 81.
BLACK IRON GRENADINF, &c. to 81 per yarT;
PEARL, LILAC, and all other colors JAPANEsE
Beautiful 81 icK and ooLoRED DRESS
p1Quss, dAMBR1os, SWISS and NAIEsooK
IRISH a4f IfaENs and TABLE DAMAsKs a. 20, so,
TOWELS VII and DoYLIEs at 7sc., 81. 81 IS, &C.,
PONCE ssf sg1 and WHITE SILK PARAsohs-a fall
h. assortment;
B gss kRS H9yISR = s HHsasSDKERoH1rrs
RiBBUNs, LACKS, G0kSETs;
SHEETLNGs, PILLOW.CAsE CoTToNs aso
GENT's WHITE SHIRTS and UNDgR=yEsTs;
A splendid stock OF CASSIMERES. DOHSKIkS,
BKOADCLOTHS, and desirable goods gen.
orally. VII. THALHIMEH 8 SONS,
No. sol Broad. corner 9Th street.
myl5 Broad street Dry Goods Emporium. :.
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REMOVAL!

DEMOvAL! REMOVAL! f.. Y
y Ill remove 1st Of July to store No. ais Broad
street, formerly occupied by MYSELF. In conse-
qucnce OF same, have determined to sell up TO
fine of removal my x .
- ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS,
consisting In part OF
PLAID and JAPANEsE PoPLINE,
SILK EMBROIpERED and STRIPED
. GRENk DIMES, ;m
/. 81 IRON BAREGGS,
BLACK ELK, o'-
5- CHEHE POrLINs, new styles;
'i" BLACK. ALPAoAs ard MOURNING
LAWNS, PIQUES,
PERCAlES, -
LINEN SHEETING. ..s *.
TOWELS, HOSE RI,
-. GLuVGS, HANDKERCHIEF5,
LACE EpGING, --.. 81
FRILLING, &c.
ALSO, ... r..-.
A full line Of CAssIMERES and GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS at greatly-reduced prices.
Those in want Of bargains would do wall 70 give
me o call prior to buying elsewhere.
0 JULIUS SYCLE,
mv17 s03 Main street.
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BAKERIES.

DICHARD ADAM,
HI ~ STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,
TWELFTH ST., BETWEEN MAIN AND GARY, AND
613 BROAD STREET, NEXT DOOR TO
e. ssg@s MOUNTCASTLE,S. .s. -
desire TO inform my friends and the public
generally that have, atgreat expense, ftted up
the LARGEST and most complete, - 80, 5sftf
.c.tt.l I .sse STEAM BAKERY 81 Is
In Virgins. .s1sz,1..,..y,.- 80 4. IN .....
Fresh CAKES, PIES. BREAD, and CRACK
ER8 daily. '.6t5 s5S'E
ORDERS, wholesale and retail. attended to
promptly. Price list and circulars sent by all on
application.
Alibersl discount to the trade. mys
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.AMBLEToNIAN asECONDN

HAMBLETONIAN2s SECOND
IL lHetzsps Hambletontanj, sired by ~
Kysdick'B Hambletontan, dam Lady Patriot, wan
make season OF 1871 at the FAIR GROUNDS,
near Richmond. For further information, see
hand-6flls. .I 4Ef4 D. +. WARD,
- =. So t+. sfs - Agent for owner.
= KING LEAH, sired by Lexington dam Topaz,
by imported Yorkshire, will make season OF ls7i
az the FAIk GkoUNDS, near Richmond. For
further information, see HAND bills. DIS.
my POW D. F. WARD. Agent for owner.
THE CREDITORS OF THE LATE
4. firm of WDMBLE q JONES are requested
TO Tile ut once with the undersigned statements Of
their accounts In order that dust tbuttoE may be
made OF the fund now In the nsnds OF the trustees.
GEORGE DsWIsE' Trustees.
- fgr JOHN A., COKE. IS - s'sse 81
MAY Is, 1871. 5gE5 & my l7-1w4.
NOTICE. have this day opened o
~ ST ,kE at Hanover coar.5l,onss ,espot, snd
us my agents to conduct a GEN
EHAL+ MERBANT1LE BUSINESS on atrlctiy
cash prtnct.,l both as to Gales and nurcha:es.
THGs. B. ANDERSON.
MAY Is, lsiIs my l8-eods3
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PROPOSALS.

THO CONTRACTORS FOR STONE
Il MAsUNRY.- Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at the office Of the Tredegar Company nm
til IL NJ, HAY 18th, for the ctiOn Of the P1EHS
aud A8UTM EN1'S Of a rsilway brtGge across
James river from the works Of said company to
Belle Isle. ,.E
Such information az win be necessary to bidders
will be in readiness by the 10th Of May.
The company reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids. Applyto.s 80 f.. I. ID. MYERS,
Civil Engineer, Richmond, Va.
The time for receiving bids is extended to the
18th Of May, on which day they will be opened and
contract awarded. my 17-t2DthA
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ga CoMAIssIoNEs,s OFFICE. 4 i.
RICHMOND. May 10, ls7L5
ADMIR- AGAINST CURRIE

HURRIE'S ADMIR- AGAINST CURRIE
~ AND 9th Eks-By decree entered In this
eau e on the 9TH OF May, 1871, by the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmono, 1T 10 ordered that
Thomas Potts, athe plaintiff, do render before a
commission OF this court an account OF his 40.
mintstration upon the estats OF his iEtestase,
Ham Currie, deceased. And the Commissioners is
directed to audi, state, and sett6 the SAID
and TO inquire and ascertain OF what the parSonst
estste;of tbe said VIM. Curyde, deceased, conatsts
ana the YaIue thereof Also, 70 ascertain and re-
port any aud all debts due by the eatd estate the
amounts thereof, 10 whom comings and the order
and priority thereof and report TO the court
with any matter specially stated deemeg pertinent
10y himself or required by any party 70 be 80 stat
ed. And The eaid Commissioners shan give notice,
by publication. once week 81 least for four BUG
icesstye weeks, In some newspspsrpGblis the
city OF Richmond, and such publication shkil be
asemed equivalent 70 personal sarsice On the par
ties. - 80. 80.
The parties Interested are hereby notified that L
have fixed ON MONDAY, tine 18th day OF dune, ISL,
at 10 O'Clock A. IL, as the tina, and my ONCE IN
the city OF Richmond, 40 the place, 70 execute the
said decree. THoS. j. EVANS.
my N.saw Commissioners IN caagcsrN
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s,orNYV.sToNE CELEBRATION.

rryUE MARsHALS OF TIE DITFER"
ent Orders n the town of Manchestsr tnte eII a.
Ing engage in the ER 81 AhRIDGE are
r5Grested to report promptly with their s sH
bodies on Hui street, eelw.en Caeai al ,nest ths
ut S:!s Z. RI. on MO~DaY, May I'D 70 hiee' '"'
column frou, Richmon!. ..oo. to 10Th
The line of march will he up HUI street 20 ~ ~
M isIh to Porter, down Porter TO TN, up n , 70
cry, a'"n u ". K. Wr1SIGER
prl ee: - Chief Mart hal.
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THE MEMBERS OF MANCHES-~2x
l. TERLOUGT, No. IA, A. n. and A. NJ; NIX
are eby requested u attend csLeaI ~
comm unica,ion or their Ledge, at its ball In Man-
CHI ster, on MONDAY, May 22r, at O'CLOCK Z; !.
for the purpose of laying the cornerstone o.
The proposed fee bridge, to take place al
p. 81, on that day. ~
sister l. edges Of Richmond and Chesterfield. OF
a -ers of the Grand Lodge. and all others VINO
have received special invitstions, VIII please
mite with MS. AS far as practicable, all previous
arrans ements made by this Lodge VIII De oD-
served. ocrApEE
~ "a -, eS o. Va WV Secretary.
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THE CITIZENS OF
IN THErTOWN OF MANCHESTEa. AND
The NEW ADDITION In PARTICULAR
Com plant having been made against hogs run.
Mig ut large and depredating, You who own such
property win have to protect yourselves against
such violation of the town ordinance by keeping
the street or commons they are liable 20 confsca-
llon. The ordinance being revised with reference
to dogs and goats, the, owners OF such property
win attend to this public nuisance by an imme-
diate app alton for their medals, which will Give
them the necessary protection from dste to lst
August 1872 thereby calling the medals OF 1871 In
Respectfully, 49,,
Manchester, Nav H. 1871. - my I-4t
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.

M AN UF A CTU r e d TOBACCO
AS agents for the manufacturers, we offer to the
trads the following we'll known brands CHEW
ING TOBACCO: -s.N r@@
Thos. C. Williams g. Co.'s celebrated WAR
RRN'' TOBACCO! .a 2ssE .t--s- -. ~
Thos. j. Hardgrovc's celebrated ELEPHANT
TOBACCO.
Thos. ]. Hardgroye's celebrated PEERLESS
TOBACCO. -...rE
j, s. Bowles,s FLUyANNA LEAF TOBACCO
> my 10 &, @. TARDY q co.
LINE CHEWING AND SMOKING TO.
Il BACCu.-1o boxes Paris Measl Tobacco |;
Golden Star Smoking Tobacco Flowers OF Yir-
gtuia Smoking Tobacco; Virgin Queen Smoking
Tobacco; Courier Smoking Tobacco, ~
J=,o : WEN. a. cambridge g CO, -
apA ia s..s,s.41..- 827 Broad street.
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TTHE ALASKA, rich and icy colo,
aoT,s WATER, and the finest and pursst 1Fnis
sSrnns !. KTssINGEN and sELTzERs WATERs
Imade in accordance with the best analysis OF Inc
anr,npa In germany drawn from the Alaska
soda apparatus, at the d'ug store OF 60. 80. -
49, "i' - L. WAGNER b Co.. z
,,oax corner 9th and Broad sts. {
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N A ,' o0eui1' JaMEsE PHILIPS.

EOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR here
1T by announce myself as a candidate, subject
TO the nomination of the Conservative party
= ana no o,he-., for Assessor OK FAIRFIELD
INV is t2s1h JOHN A. EkCHO.
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MAY ELECTIONS.

RICHMOND. May 10, 1871.
THO TIE RICHMOND MECHANICS
TRADEs UNIUN-GENTLEMEN:S Seeing my
n Ame as candidate for the City Council from JEFF
fersnn Ward In the State jour nal take this
method Of announcing to the public and your bon
oraoe association chat most especially decline
asp re to anything higher than to get plenty OF
WORK, at reason able prices, In my line OF bust
pess- Timing, Plumbing. &C., and stove business,
shown me by your body. and wishing you success
in the advancement of your aims, remain
Your obedient servant, 81.
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AZ Sac store OF p. STEAU5E, NC. IsI1 MAIN OF
Linen Damask, 4oc. and upwards Linen Nap
kins.' r. border, 81; White Plque, 1ssc. apd mp.
wards Buff and Figured Pique, very handsome
White. Blue, and Pink Mosquito Net the great.
ess bargains in the city in Lace Sbawls at y ana
upwsrds, worth 50 per cent. more al shades IN
Mourning Pioue Trimmings will be sold so per
cent less than cost .Ltsle thread, Kid Gloves,
Hosiery, HAudkerchteis,. Embroired Bands,
Edging and Inserting Ribbons In every style and
color; Shifting and sheetings; Bosoms, Irish
Linen, Cassmeres, Cottonade, Tweed and Linens NJ
for mems and boys wear; fuu assortment OF
DRESS GOODS.
All in need of GOODS will cut out this adver-
tisement and on every $40 worth OF goods Pur.
chased you can deduct so cents py pTesenInR tnls
advertisement 7: PIE Uah,.
an 21.eOdlm =. tas lalA MALI btltSts >
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DIZZY sszlgDas
J. Z ne,sr ro 1rpsE BrsfNEes.

IA
Hssfns msds arfangenenfs 70 ensasa % - ''s11'
sTapLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, q
NOTION q ,f.s # s. ~. b "a. '.s So
LACE6s ~ 80. ,s 81 B 50 81
HOSIERY, .'.5.5 4 Z, 81 .Si
and :nr psually found in
Ar PRIME CesT. .ss 3. !
Parties IA want of DRY GOODS waasnna ~
Greatly 20 their advantage to give ma can oelols
nnrrh ins elsewhere, 40 my stock ID nsw ane
bough. at very loves. prices for casn. -. ~ !
.tm,vso Lst co. Broad street, bet 9Th and TN.
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CosTMassIOH MEROiTANTs. :

GRO. WARRINGTON. jesse @. cossEoR.
=. . ~ s5ALI q E, rnrr
Wich st-ees, corner Conrtandt, New Pork Con-
sisnmenfH OF PRODUCE for sale or shipment
aud ORDERS FOR PURCHASEs respectfully
AGENTS foR the virginia sseanaaip and psesss
Company,
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U1HE MARSHALs of the different Orders
intonding 70 engage IN the ceremony Of LAY,
NJ, = III TuEi CORNER.STONE OF THE FREE
ssieGs, are requested to report with their ssyi
cal bodies, on 18th street 'front.' ne The Cap1s9l
Square, promptly at 3 O'Clock Z. M.' NUN Ia
The IiIe Of march will be up Broad to eth, down
9Th to Matn, down Main 10 l4th street, ana inence
"S , on o. l. L. l.. BASS. Marshal.
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rOaNER-STONE OF THE FREE
lYRI, Gg.-Ths ee em onies of laying tie
corner stone Of the James river free brldge VIII
take place MONDAY NEXT at : o'ciocs L. M.
will rrn a regular train of cars ID the place
whe,e the cornerstone will be laid.
The airs ngements heretofore made VIII con-
tinue In force for Monday, unless specially or
dered otherwise. eart
By order Of the Committee.
my 20-2t w. u. TA1LOr, fIeetuens.
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to the citv and country Tad our entire stock Of
Whoies ale DEFY GOODS AT COST FOB CASH,
| till the LIST Of July next.
to their advantage 10 give US call, as we nave
many very desirable and fashionabl goods on
snrino FERGUSON & CO.,
qw 1913 Main street.
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THE LATEST STYLES AT THE YER!
= ..,r LOWEST Prices. IT,
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