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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, s. c......... SEPTEMBER FL
q. 81 ceg IS min So sec. Lon 7sdeg 81 min 81 sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schr Irene MesservY, WALL New rk-s days.
Ray and acids To G kracSe, S Budd and
Schr Ann Deas. Garbatti, West Point Mil. 3S
tierces rice. To J d Aiken.
Schr Emma, Msgra,h Combahee. 20j0 bushes
rough rice. To Frost Adger.
and Way Landings. 3 bales sea island cotton,
mdse and ~sundries. To Nisbes Stoney d
Lowndes, Fraser i Dill, II BischOr i co, Paul
CO, A o Stone. kinsman Bros, TAYLOR co.
Slocp Doroths a. from Santee. 500 ousae.s rough
rice. TO II Bischoh CO.
Sloop Agnes, f;om Iellveu Plantation. bale
sea island cotton. To Heath.
Eoa, from Wadnallw. bags sea ls.and cotton.
Boa, from Christ Church. bag sea Island cot
ton. To " 81 Lawton Son.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
James Adger i CO.
Steamship Maryland. Johnson, Baltimore
Brig " d Parks. Williams, Washington, D c.
Street Bros Co. -,
Brig J n Jennings, Sears, satla River, Cav
Roach & co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood. New York.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore
FROM THIS POR..
Steamship Virginia. Hunter. Philadelphia 17ih
September.
Scar annie S Gaski:l, Gaskil, Jacksonville, Sep.
temoer II.
Up FOR THIS PORT.
schr ayrover Brown, at New YorS, seEtem.
Der IS.
CLEARED FOR THIS P0kT.
schr II r. Maasum, D:Teri1se, at Baltimore
September l6.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, September oO-Arrired ou:. steam.
ship Weser.
SAVANNAH. September o0.-Arrived, the steam.
ships san salvador aud Montgomery, New YORK;
brig Alice Lea. New York via Wilmington, n e..
Cleared, steamship Seminole, Boston.
MEMORANDA.
The roa steamship Ga.: Stream. 554 tons, built
at New York In 1850, has recently been sod to Z
F. CLYDE, ESQ. OF Philade phia. and will go into
service il one OF his growing Southern lines; cot
ton capacity 400 bales.
The bark Annie Kimba!i, Stinson, from LIVER
poolfor this port. arrived at Queenstown 5th inst
with captain sick.
The British bark James Muir, Rogers. from
Charleston for London, was or Plymouth on 3lst
August.
The Sancho Panza. previously reported up at
Liverpool Tor This port, has changed her place OF
destination to Pl iladelphia. e
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WEDNESDAY, THE 2D DAY o
AT oocLocKAA

mentioned below must be
Bonda after tne Eme sa anu
cn
combined
SCHEDULE OF AWARDS. ts.a.e.
warehouse sae on
Charleston Ho) ong
4 6 and ss nunSs 10 I Mssun
valued
warehouse aS
Vaueo
Warehouse NO. iAl @s '"H
n eRame
to
Charleston s. c. and known as the Mansion house. @ M a
outbutdngs and improvements
or
That ne Kane
heavily umhere atua IN the county Oh
and
numbers
States Gold Bonds de
ION
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EOR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.

EoR LIVERPOOL, VIA ouEENsIo"S'
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
Nf4& STEAM COMPANY &1$3s
Will dispatch one Of their nrst.class, full power
Iron Screw Steamships from
PIER No. 40 n. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
As FOLLOWS:
NEVADA Capt FoRsYTH.......S sept q, at r ID
Cabin Passage $40, gold.
Steerage Passage (onlce No. 20 Broadway $40,
currency.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to
WILLIAMS d GUI0N,
No. SO Wall street, N. 7.
NB.-Thro1gh Bills Lading to Liverpool issued
by the Charleston and New York Steamers, which
make close connection with the above line.
For particulars and rate OF Freight apply TO
JAMES ADGER d CO.,
WAGNER, uUGER Il co.,
may8 Or WIN. A. COURTENAY
DACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP OOMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
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Drnas, Gbemlrals, &r.

Druas, Gbemlrals, 81.
ROSADALIS.
ROSADALIS is the best Blood
Purifier.
ROSADALIS, a sure cure for
Scrofula.
ROSADALIs. endorsed by
Physicians.
ROsADALIs, a potent remedy
for rheumatism.
ROSADALIS, a Remedy tried
and true.
R0SADAL1S, the best Altera-
tive extant.
ROsADALIS endorsed by the
following:
Dr. &. WILSON CARR, OF Baltimore.
Dr. T. G. PCGH, or Baltimore.
Dr. TH0S. J. B0IKIN, or Baltimore.
pr. J. S. SPARKS, OF Nlchoiasvile, KY.
DR.. a. F. WHEELER, OF Lima. OHIO.
Dr. ". HOLLOWAY. OF Philadelphia.
Dr. J. L. MCCARTHA, OF South Carolina,
and MANY others. See ROSADALIS ALMANAC
TOSADALIS,
endorsed by Rev. DABNEY BALL now OF Mary
land Conference, formerly Chaplain IN the Con.
federate Army Of Northern Virginia.
ROSADALIS
ls Alternative, Tonic and Diuretic, and acIs 81
one and the same time upon the BLOOD, LifEH
KIDNEYS and all the SECRETORY ORGASS, e4.
relling all impure matter and DullnlER up the
system to healthy, vigorous cenoltion
ROSADALIS
IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
SS% H2sH 2AS $sss
mar6.ly
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Railroads..
AND CHARLIE STON
- RAILROAD.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON.
&@R# s

H28&2 ~ XHEH9
CHARLESTON, 8. G., February IL. 1871.
Trains will leave Charleston Daily at $50 A. Il
and P. II.
Arrive at Charleston 1880 A. NJ. Cdondays e1
ceptedl and 2:30 P. N.
Train does not leave Charleston P. H., srs
i,AYs.
Train leaving $50 A. II. makes through connec
t,sn to New York. via Richmond and Acauis
Greek only, going through IN 40 hours.
Passengers leaving by P. Il. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington
Or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN
pAY In Wilmington, N. c.
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasan
route to Cincinnati. Chicago and other points
West and Northwest both Trans making con
uections at washington with western train
OF Baltimore and , hio Railroad.
8. 8. SOLOMONS,
Engineer and superintendent
P. l. eLgApoR, General Ticket Agent
febll.l2nog
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Optiral.

The DIAMOND GLASSES, manufactured by J. E..
SPENCER CO., New York, which are now offered
TO the public are pronounced by all the celebrated
Opticians OF the world to be the most Perfect Ma.
tural Artificial help to the human eye ever known.
They are ground under their own supervision,
from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together,
and derive their name, "Dlamond,n on account
OF their hardness anil brilliancy.
The scientific principle on which they are con
structed brings the core or centre OF the lens d.
rectly in front OF the eye, producing clear and
distinct vision, as IN the natural, healthy sight,
and preventing all unpleasant sensations, such as
Rlimmering and wavering o. sight, dizziness, &c.
peculiar TO all Others in use.
They are mounted in the nnest manner, In
frames OF the best Quality, OF all materials used
for that purpose. Their finish and durability can
not be surpassed.
CAUTIoN.-None genuine unless bearing theil
trade mark stamped on every frame.
JAMES ALLAN,
Dealer In Watches, JeWelry,
Sterling S!iverware and optical Goods,
No. 307 King street.
oct3l-stuthlyr Charleston. s. @.
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamer Water Lilly, from Edtsto. Enter:
prise aud Way Landlngs-ion John Townsend
and lady, a Northrop, II q Robinson and SON,
Rev U Prem iss. and II deck.
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"Botany should be taught tn every school. and
these Volumes should be the Text. .Books."-ProJ
J. s. Dauis, University OF Virginia.
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Nem Uublirations.

CTANDARD TEXT BOOKS.
BY Professor ASA GRAY,
or Harvard University,
Author of "How Plants Grow, School and Field
Book OF Botany" manual OF Botany" "Struc-
tural and Systematic Botany" &C., &c.
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6hipping.
B A L T l II o B E .
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.

The nne Steamship SEA GULL, Duttnn. Com
mandar, will sail for Baltimore, on TUESDAY,
September 28, at O'Clock P. N.
~ Philadelphia Frei9hts forWaraed 10 tna'
city by railroad from Baltimore without acdi'
tional insurance, and Consgnees are aloWea am'
PIE time to sample and sell their Goods lrom
theRailroad Depot in PHILADELPHIA.
For Freight or Passage apply 70
PAUL q. TRENHOLM. Agent,
sep2l-5 No. 2 Union Wnarves.
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PORT CALENDAR.

PORT CALENDAR.
MOONS rHAsBs.
las. n=arter. 6.h. 4 hours. so mn7.es, evening.
New U ION, liil. hn1r, 40 minutes, evening.
Ftst xtiarter. LIST IL hours So minutes. evening
Fun Moon, 23;h, O.hour, "a minutes, evening.
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nh. charleston STOCK and Bond Market.
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Ills LIS, T.

Nos. 1873 and 1l0 Grand street, New Yo
eh1l
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ap.anAL], NOTICES.
nr PREVENTIVE MEDICATION.

ncr PREVENTIVE MEDICATION
radical change has been introduced in the prac-
t,na az medicine. Physicians hsve ceased 70 Soa.
tnraS and SprosseAte their patients lnsssnv =.
,ssiiSng down, they buifd mp insteeo OF sschtns
ms fSatf1re theg 8ssfgt hex CGppinR, lcoSrSf
tjister;1r ysuesectiou, caleEnaav Ia
syimg narcotics, and rasptng
f4yoTts resources Of tbs Faculty, ana nov hes
resorted TO. even The most dogmasi,g An aisesse
nf Inc profession. The old creed was snas
artiacJaI means, irrespective Of The we ar gno e
" Ike Vital o-gauization In the process ns
creed ,ecoenizes The Improyenent OF tas Snn.s
L,aIth nc essept a to the cure OF El lccs5 ri.
t'anca e. ia that HOSTEi TGE's otO ai. A MT
piTTTERS, tts most potent vegetape saL
nt,.rmncy has ever brought TO tne a ss Soss,
IF nature in her struggles wttn oseas s moo arm
cordIav approved by practitioners o. tn1 o.on and
school, It is pleasant ia renecs s LII over the
nniioaophy have at last been ylctoloa, I'd ,ens S,f
prrnTs Of the past and that tho u.s. I'D weI to-
thnneandg OF human beings are aalse sn Is .bair
ia, nobo would tndubtsbly be moniueitns ~ Cd
ia ysa h,d they heen subjected 10 Inc pAaan AZ
ss aittaa which, were deemed orthodox ana ihu1o
PPens,hIo thirty or forty years ago. q. ,ht ~
Pprsvantiys medication was scarceAy snuu t i'm
t,an hnt now 1t Is considered OF para ~ . -.
nnrtance and the celebrity Of the stanotri ~ Ia
ppu,nt Alternative and restorative OF nS aS, Vi
t,iIa which Hosteter,s Bitters have IariS Sna To
hwfbair long career OF success) Is nathiy "Ue ~
~ Efficiency as o protective preparation. orded
course or the Btt.ers IS urgently ,.tant = IA
90 aSa and certain antldote 10 lntermlttSSp ther
rami tent levers diarrhGa, dysentery, a .swir
mafadfes. 81, --
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M,nr,. During it's continuance daily ser.
vices are appropriated to is,in honor oil
the Virgin. lS sasass.-ss5sss rs, !.
AT no period Of the year are the heart
and spirit Of man more enlivened With a
sense Of Tie benefcence Of the Creative
Power and tie wonderful attributes. Ma
ture, rehabilitated in the draperyt OF lie
and reproductiveness,, gives assurance ',-t o,
the eternal youth of"the universe; ana
man gathers from the lesson before MIN IN
valuable figures of his own revivification IN
immortality, after dropping, like the au-
tumn leaf, lifeless to the ground. a
Dear Muy-sweet month-whlch, 1mpe.-
sonated in a. 1.-THE, lovely, and intangloie
spirit, hath haunted Us for so many LONG
years-hath coquetted with us from the deep
shade of the vale, shot It's bright eiances
from meath the overhanging bowers dane
ing amongst the flowers, retreated before us
along the murmuring stream In which she
laved her glowing feet-fanned our face
with her sweet breath, and when we felt
for her rosy cheeks had fled,--dear month,
thus personated by the creature Of our de-
lghtful dreams by day and night whom We
have never lost and never yet possessed,
forsake US not-always haunt our visions
thus, and receive our homage and our love.
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RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO THE En-
oUIREan: Nilsson sang at Richmond, Va,
a few nights since, and her manager had
heard that a certain editor there was the
most accomplished musical critic in the
known world. TWAS reported that no one
knew more about music in all its branches
than that editor, SO he was furnished with
two private boxes. The next day the whole
troupe bought copies of his paper. Before
daylight the whole edition had been pought
up, to find the notice of the concert. Iurh-
ing to the amusement column, the Ioiio"-
inc greeted them "Nilsson's dress was
tight about the hips" Strakosch. has
bought double-barrellcd carying.knlte.-
Nea1 York Democrat. ~. -.
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Registration

w. a,moat rebuke ourselves for nppeanng
To the votcrs to register. Can it be neces-
saryp We trust not. But our reauers VIZ
nardon us. for saying that there are some
Who. not being content with all things
with the way matters have been managed
-. inclined to follow the dictates Of passion
.an,, nreiudice and keep aloof from all pub
I;c concerns. Is this acting consistently
with sense of public duty? No man
should surrender thus iagloriously his right
Mt least to aid in preventing the greatest
evils. No man can hold himself euiltless
should things go wrong while in sullen dis
content he keeps aloof from public affairs
and makes no effort to save the State from
mal-adminiStration.
q Take, for example, the faTmcr-the In
dustrious and faithful tarmer-on Whom
we rely for orr sustenance and comfort
SUPPOSE be has planted his crop in his we'll
titled fields, and great storms and drowning
showers follow, which uproot bis fields and
unearth his seed. What shall he do
Shall he abandon his labors and in despair
shut himself up in bis house? We know
the answer OF the voter. 1t is, !" Certainly
not" That rain which came in excess and
so swept the. fields is the element upon
which the farmer depends for success In
making his crop. He may deplore the
deluge of it; but he will not curse
it and cease to labor for fear it will again
destroy his crop. He will replant and re-
cultivate, and offer up his grateful feelings
for the gentle form of that rain which will
come afterwards and cause his crops tc
spring upward and grow and flourish ano
yield abundantly.
So let the voter rely upon the election:
still-take care that he secures his OWL
vote, and that he casts it and neglects MOI
his own duty. He cannot hold hlmsel
blameless if lie fails in this solemn duty
and public affairs are managed to his ant
| the country's injury.
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n1y MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL

nIy MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
GOODS FOR SPRING AND SQMMER.
BLACK IRON GRENADINES AND CANVASS
HERNANI5 AGAIN OPENED.
NEW PATTERN PRINTS AND CAMBR1Cs
THREE TIMES EACH WEEK.
R. PRICE & CO.,
always in market, are receiving by steamer and
express daily
IRON GRENADINES AND BAEEGES,
BLACK TAMESE, for summer;
BLACK sLK-FACED MOHAIRs, for hot
weather:
BLACK BVMBAZINES and CHALLETs,
COLORED POPLINS, great variety;
JAPANESE POPLINS AND SILKS,
LINEN AND CAMBRIC LAWNS, colored and
black;
CASsIaERES, for gents and boys;
IINEN-BOScM SHIFTS,
SOCKS. CRAVATS, &C., &C.
Great show of PARASOLS and PARAscL Gov
ERS,
UMBRELLAS-Silk Cambria, Pougee, and AL
paca;
spRI G and SUMMER sHAwLs, 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 email
profits as living can be made for. Fresh goods
daily. i. h. PhlCE Y CO.,
ap1 llol Main street, corner lith.
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MAY.-This is the first day of May. IT
is sometimes capriciously uncomfortable
In 1925, we think, there fell on the LIST Of
Nav more snow than had fallen during the
whole winter preceding. 1t showed the
entire day on the North Carolina border,
and in Bedford county the snow lay four to
six inches deep. a bad day to ego a-May.
ing" There was not much of it done that
day. Let us hope better fate for young
people to-day.
Some Latin authors say the month was
named after MAIA, the mother of MER
curry. A month so rich in flowers and the
green promises of an abundant Providence
could not fail to impress itself upon 8
people in any stage of civilization. The
Greeks and Romans, SO full of genius and
poetry, made the most OF It's loneliness
The Romans made the month sacred to
APOLLO. Strange to say, they celebrated
the festival Of the lemurta in memory of the
dead on the 9th, 18th, and 18th days OIL
May, and superstition which originated
at that early day leaves still trace in
France, once the Gallo province of Rome.
This superstition was that marriages in
May were fatal-a most untimcly and
strange superstition to be thus located in
the month of the greatest brightness and
promise, when all the earth is springng
with life and hope and beauty. The pre-
sent age happily discards it as out of all
reason aud taste.
The Druids honored the month, and
built great fires on the eve of the LIST of
May. All the poets have sung its praises
in our language from CHAucER and SHAKs-
PEARg down to TENNYsoN.
The Catholic Church OF an early. day
transferred, in q modified form, the Roman
obseryanees to their pious festivals, and
fhaY called The month the nmouth OF
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rTHR DRY GOODS CAMPAIGN
FULLY OPENED.

Just received. large and handsome assortment OF
STRAW GOODS,
embracing all the new styles for ladies, misses,
men, and boys, at figures far below wholesale
prices We invite our friends, as well as those el.
gagged in the trade, to call and examine our stock
The crl hans Of our charitable Institutions can be
.upplt d by us with MISSES HATS tpretty and
good) at only l2sc.
Why pay s3.5o per yard for SILK Hermann
when we can sell you the Identical article for e.?
Why pay $50 for u genuine LLAMA LACE
POINT when we can sell you better one for 80.
and handsome one fox S1o3
Why pay for oil kinds Of DRESS GOODS prices
varying from CSC. to 81 per yard when we can sci
you the same goods SO per cent cheaper than INA
same can be bough. at wholesale In New York?
ALL OF OUR D2Ess GOODS
FRESH AND NEW,
and are
FAR BELOW NEW YORK WHOLEsALE
PRICES.
apa DUCKWALL R0Uss.
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" The Suburbs Of Cincinnati" is the
title Of book just issued from the press of
that city, and for sale in the bookstores of
northwestern cities. Admirable though
they be, what are the suburbs Of that city,
so far as nature goes, compared with the
suburbs OF Richmond2 By-and-by art
will do for us its share, and the surround
ing scenery of Richmond will be every way
more charming than that Of any other city
In the Union.
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CORNERSTONE CELEBRATION.
RICHMOND Co3IMANDERY, No. 2,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAk. Aortl Is. 1871. !
n

RICHMOND CoaIMANDERY, No. "a
KNIGHTS TEMPLAk. AoTil q. 1871.
" The Commandery having accepted ~
an invitation 10 set as escort to Man. ~
chester Lodge, No: II A. F. and 4. Ma = Y
per-stone OF the Free Bridge" on the Attn OF May
next; also of Richmond Randolph Lodge NO: ~
A. f. and A. Masons, IN the occasion OF laying u
cornerstone of the - Monument to tue Coniede-
rate .;eadn at Uakwoc d, on toe 10th Of May next,
the F.. C. urges upon the Knights to make pfepa-
ration to perform these du!iss 10 manner allkS
credits Bile to the occasions and tn themselves II
officers and members who are equipped are CONT
d-ntly expected to be In attendance.
The Commardery will parade In full clothog
and mounted. The eentinel viii see that tie arm
ory is In suitable condisl: n. The necessary Or
ders will be issutd In de time.
By order Of the K. Commander.
THOMAS H. DEWITT, Capt Gep'l.
Wa. T. RIDDrCK kecOrd.r. ep26 st
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a Digclaiuer from Mosaa Addums.

sSs DAxyu, Apul %, 1871.
10 the Edy.ur 90 thesDispGch
Curl wisht youwood let me alone.
Cant nobody write nsllhin sin. bad speIlin
'buts whit wa must cum ciIsfn me Nv
dotn NV ita + didn write that thing n 2. IN IN
Appiltum which the bad spe ilin am. wn' ~,
mint. Blt the bar fack that it's st1thern Is
eniif nv itself to predjudis sich as you
aginst it. - ttie Mozls ADDoAs'
We beg MosEs's pardon. We endorse,
too, his criticism, of the poem, which, sup
posing It to be his, we the other day touch
ed so lightly. Nobody would rejoice more
than we to see some good poetry-no, not
"good poetry" for all poetry is good, but
some poetry-of southern authorship.
But we can't praise trashy productions
merely because they have such an origin.
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REAT AUCTION BARGAINS.

TIE BEST CALIC0ES at ioc. and downwards :;
Handsome FIG URED PERCALESo only eec., else
WHITE JxCONyT CAMBRIA 12sc., worth sc :;
PIOUES for dresses from 10 TO soc,
JAPANESE SILKS, all colors, only $3.50, WORTH
Hands5,me IeIsa PoPL1Ns, d and sl.a5a yard,
BLACK SILKS from s1.25 to -;
DRESS GOODS-all the novelties:
The largest selection OF PARASOLS, BUN Ua.
B2ELLAS. and sHAWLs IN the state
BLACK. COLORED, and FIGURED ALpACAe,
p1atchless In beauty aud cheapness;
BLUE CHECKED LIS SS, only &c, worth 3sc:
WUOLLEN and LINEN GJUDS fJr men and
wsffE G0oDs. CoUNTERpANEs,
REA.. LACHS. HOSIs RY,
CT YES, DOMESTICS,
TABL< LINENS,
OiL-CLOTH, in marble and othar colors.
In short, everything found In arst,class house,
at prices that cannot be equalled IN chespness.
Don't forget the place. a. GOLDBACK,
an CIV so7 Broad street, bet. 9Th aud 7th.
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an, tina att, OF april. FRANCIS
In BalttmoIs on s1d AZ ysar CT his age, native OF
MCADAm, " sn9 Ireland, but for the last
sas t y RS resident Of thai city
France, NE sEEAFINo AN apa John B. Anton
o or sta mnY va eighty.two years OF age
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NTOTICE.-In answer to the many in
IN quiries about the WHEELER AND WILSON
and The WILSON SEWING MACHlhEs we
same, nor have they any connection VIII tever :;
nor is The Mr.. Wilson, Of the Wilson machine,
our Mr.. Wilson, Of The Wheeler q Wilson ma
chine.
We cordially and respectfully invite all dealers
and operators of Sewirg Machines 20 examine
and op3rare sur machines at any and AL times,
and will take great pleasure in giving any inlor-
III alton wneu desired.
c. =. RADWAY, Agent for
Wheeler i Wilson Sewing Machines.
anpQ T30 Main street. Richmond.
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,sARnsED.;

Nm tbe 9Th of 1priI, At the residence q me
brides father Rsy. 49, Ssaa 3 Miss
9 yMM r. dsnstaar OF 81. 4. Hoffman, Esaf Oh
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1t is well to rise early and take peep
through the loop-holes of the city. Satur-
day we were up and out at Hollywood by
the street-car when our contemporaries
were fast asleep. We saw what was to
come, and fixed up Richmond in all its
glory, devoutly and practically, while we
thought we heard our neighbours snoring
as they no doubt were. Well, let them
snore, friends; you get up and come with
us, and we'll fix up the city us she should
and must be. Without jesting, people of
Richmond, 60 you now as often as you can
to places of observation, and behold the
loYeliest city in the Union, whose attrac-
tions you never have appreciated, and
whose future Is to be far, far in excess OF
your timid expectations.
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more than this. Our chief duty now is 70
look ahead to use the advantages We
hayc--to think well Of them, and never :"
rest until we have made the most OF th'm'
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> SPRING MILLINERY.

CPRING AND SUMNER MIL es8s
y LINERY At 900 MAIN SrREEI; yyaseS
Rave Ibis dav received my second supply OF the
LATEST STYLES OF MILLINERY GOoDs,
and would be pleased TO nave my customers ano
Wanu d, a FRS CT s. MILLINER.
an 90 ly Mrs. NJ. J. DAVIS.