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chesapeake and Ohio Railroad anu
the West 49,,

Tho following is a special telegram TO inc
Cincinnati Comm erci0l: .
Lerjn1fon, Ey., April 17.-Ciarke c" ,,,a
IT, has most undoi,btcdly given large ma
,oritr IN favor of the appropriation lor W.T. t.le
BIZ SANDY railroad. A courier from WIZ
a nS w ronorts that at 3 O'Clock the lia-
ne Cor the road was seven hundreu'
tpa,JI nton has at last realized the certainty
ihnt The road will be built, ana our prop
erty- holdcrs arc improving ana making
rc,dv for tho demand that VIII naturally
arise for business houses by the increased
nopulaton that tho road will bring our
city. We understand that the work VIII
bc commenced Immediately, and the road
finished TO Mount Sterling by the LIST OF
January
The signs on both the Kentucky and
the Ohio side of the river show how eager
the people Of the Ohio Valley arc to avail
themselves Of the communication with the
Atlantic through the admirable line soon
to DC opened by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Company. Mr.. HUNTINGTON, who
is never behlnd-hand, has been looking over
the field, and arranging matters to suit the
western interests. Cooperating with the
people of both sides of the river, he will
secure very carly connections by direct
lines with Louisville, ST. Louis, Cincinnati
Chicago, and Omaha.
The cities OF the ohio river at last hcglr
to discover what their true interests are
The lake cities have been steadily draining
them of their trade. and their only mean:
of protection is to Increase the facilities {
transportation and intercourse between
their cities and the Atlantic tide upon thu
middle line of latitude striking the mcal
eastern and western line of the Ohio river
That will not only save them, but will give
them new start in prosperity. BY TIT
Chesapeake and Ohio line they will have
the route of easiest grades between the Mls
ss>iprl Valley and the Atlantic, while it Il
the shortest. This will bea Srcatadvantagc-
one they cannot too highly appreciate MOI
too rapidly prepare to avail themselves of
Not only does this great line open TO then
the shortest way and the way OF easiest
grades. but it gives them an outlet which
in winter is less DISTRACTED BY frost thar
those they have been compelled to u>t
bcretofore-one that will be as active il
winter as it is in summer, and that vii
bring their produce to ports where ice vii
never imprison it. These arc grand ben
etts now opened TO our western friends I"
the Ohio Valley, and they ought TO Gel
ready with the greatest promptncss TO en-
JOY them.
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Mad'l!e NILSSON has not been fully APP
preciated, we think, by the American
critics. This country is not greatly refined
in its criticism upon art. Power, force,
loudnesS, are popular, rather than accu-
racy, skill, purity of tone, and refinement,
and expression Of style. NILssoN's voice
ls not strong like those of some singers
that have shaken the walls, and the habit
is to speak of NILSSON as very clever
woman, but with not a very strong voice.
Her voice is perfectly tuned, and so skill
fully and discrcetly controlled that it pene-
trates further than the voices Of many who
excel her in force Of lungs. She is more
full Of life than SoNTAG, but reminds one
often Of that accomplished and gifted lady.
NILSSON is full of split, and has Il talent
for delineating the passions that will place
her at the very head of The stage in her
day. 1t is this great Gift of hers which has
not been properly appreciated. The criti-
cal opinions of her in this country bring to
our mind the wonderful BosIo, who died
30 prematurely in st. Petersbursh. She
came to this city about 1856, and went
hence to the South and to Europe. She
was not heralded here with any very
extrayagant eulogies. and she was kept
somewhat behind ROSE DEvRIEs. Here,
however, she was pronounced to be u won.
derfully- gifted arlist-superior, rs we be.
lieyed, to JENNY LIND. When she went to
Europe she won applause everywhere, and
was crowned as the queen of song amongst
the then celebrities of the continent.
While referring again to NILSSON, we
must say another word for Miss CAsY, who
was rather Sighted in the hurried note in
yesterdays Dispatch. Miss CARY is one Of
the most accomplished OF American artists,
and has really Il lovely voice-clear, smooth,
and full. Her taste is good, and her de-
neanor at once lady like aud graceful.
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DIED.

On tho goth inst, MILE, wife Of Gresr ~ ~.
Haushman, and daughter or VIM. Hoit hiChaiu-
con, In the 10Th year Of her ago. ,..oo,
Her funeral will take nl.ce from Broad,sIrIGIsss
NJ. F. Church at o'clock THIS friday Atn ,t,nd
NOON. The friends OF both families afe Inv
to attend without further notice.
wooa,avn ;, his fathers residence, In the
county OF Powhstan, on the 10Th April, EDWARD
g" third son of Dr. Edward Darlington Fiahcr
and Lavinia Page Fisher, in the ,Sth year OF NIB
aye. It'll, .oa q brovc
Young man he has passed away irtm us IN o., tle
irm faith or the Christians hope IN a nieSseu ih-
IN ,rtality. ,
Raleigh, N. G., papers will pleatc COPY
At tho rcsidcnce OF her husband, In the county
ot G,cchland on riday, tho nh April, 1911 at n3
n,Iurk p NJ, MARY VA NClE. vile Oh W. d.
", 81 ooking, in tn. 9th year Of her age.
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DRY R0OgyB.
r Attest NOVELTIES IN SPRIN
AND SUNNI gR I,REss GOODS.


We have In store aud are daily receiving from
our recent New 7 FORK purchases one Of the largest
and best selected stocks ef---s-.z---a-.-.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
to be found In any frstcIass dry goods establish
ment In the city, consisting in part Of
IRON GRENADINES, BAREGEs,
DIAGONAL POPLINS,
JAPANESE POPLINs and SILKS,
ALPACAa, SILK and MOHAlR LUsTRgs,
WHITE and COLORED PIQUEs,
CAMBBICS, LAWNS, and PERCALEs,
WHITE GOODS In great variety.
CAsSIMEREs, EMS, aud COTTON
ADEs, for mems and boys wear;
sHEETIfGS, sHIRTINGS, NAPKINS,
TABLE DA MASKS. DOYLES,
TOWELS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HANDK ERCHIEF3, COLLARS, CUFFS,
EMBROIDERIES, NOTIONS, &C.
All Of which being purchased since the decline,
and principally FOR CASH, VIC are selling at prices
which cannot fail TO please.
i'm. WOODFIN, lll7 Main street,
Opposite Dispatch office.
Our sl.2s KID GLOVES are unsurpassed In
shade and quality. up Il
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GOODS.

u L / US SYCIF
No. soa MAIN STREET, BET. 9Th Ann ,o-,,
Bfgs to inform his friends and the pubr,c ,h,,
has just returned from the North With ma ne
stock Of ''P'e'e
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY Como
NOTIONS, &C.,
which shall be sold at prices to suit the time.
PLAID P0PLINS, all coors, IS TO asc..
JAPANESE PLA1DS and POPL Ms 9s,or
Beautiful SATiN-STRIPED GREEanTEEc'
35C., worth e5c.. VI" ~
SILK GRENADINES In figures and s,rira,
LAWNS. F!G'D CAMBRICS, and pEpP.'i r.
PIQUES, from Is To 75c., Nhr''
TVWEL.s,,i,rg9 lot. very cheap, u yds long, ~.
LADIES' UMBRELLAS and PARASOiS -;
kinds, " al
HAHnKERCHIEFs, LACES, EDGINGs, and
FRILLINGS, very low. 'n'
Full lines of WHITE GOODS,
SEEE1ISGS, sHIRTINGS, CASSTHERFs
TWEEDS, COTrOkADTS. JEANS
Large stock OF GENTS FURNISHING Gornu
All OF which shall sell at The loves, price. '''
JULIUS SYCLE, poa Main sire,
ap 5-3m second door from sh
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TuE lIURRICASE.-Ah hurricane swept over
Fort Lcavcnworh, Kansas, on Tuesday
night, unrooied the quartermaSter'> depart
mrnt and sllndry other buildings. and blew
down $50 feet of the high tres.le.work OF
The Missouri river bridge.
An old frame buildincin Cleveland. Ohio,
while in profess Of removal. on Wednesday.
was blown down, and two children dallgh-
tiers Of Mr.. Bergman, and son of Joseph
Pierce, were probably fatally injured.
The last efforts Of said hurricane were
made in Richmond Yesterday
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INsuRANcE.-Presiden Henry A. Oakley,
in his address to the Nationel Board of Fire
Underwriters, at New York, "Wednesday,
gave gloomy view of fire insurance COM
panes in general, owing to improper risks
taken, insufficient rates obtained, and hasiy
adjustments made, thereby encouraging
illegal claims. The board reelected Prcsi-
mittee representing all branches Of the or
ganiZation.
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The SHERMAN amendment to the kukluN
bill, making counties and cities responsible
in damages for property destroy ed, owes
its defeat TO the fact that BINGHAM, Po
LAND, BLAIR. FARNswoRTH, and other lead
iny Republicans in the House are lawyers
and knew that such Il measure would be
unconstitutional, and therefore denounced
it. They all voted against it. and inllu-
enced other Republicans to do likewise.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ HAMBURGER EDGINGS AND IN
SETTINGS, in CREST variety;
GUIpURE BANDS at great bargains;
INFANTS, rRoCK WAL rs at so, 76c., d. sno
upwards:
INFANTS, EMBROIDERED ROBES At $3.50
a., rs, and 30, the best bargaia'e ever onered'
uard,ome acts OF EMBROIDERED LINEN
COLLARS and CUFFS,
LACE COLLARS and CUFFS,
LACE TRIMMED COLLARS and CUFFS,
HEMsTlTCHED LINEN HANDkERChltfs
at AZ per dozen, we'll worth %
PURE LINEN HhNDKERCHlEFs AZ d'c' per
dozen;
pIorE TRIMMINGS at e5 35, So, &c., and II a
niece all much below regular prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. 1919 and 1al5 Main street
COLGATE'S SOAPS at reduced prices. ap 10
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ME- WHAT is IT:-Many, many pee

me- WHAT is IT:-Many, many peo-
pie suffer from they know not what. They are
not slck-they are not well. There is no name for
IT. 1t Is simply weskness-a breaking down Of the
vital forces. Whatever It's causes land they are
lnnumcrable) Its symptoms are in the main the
same. Among the most prominent are extreme
lasstu,c loss Of appetite loss of flesh, and great
mental depression. Indigestion and stomach
cough are also frequently concomitants OF this
distressing state OF body and mind. The common
remark In relation TO persons In such condition
is That they are consumptive. Now, what these
unfortunatcs really want is rtgor, vital strength
and, as certainly as dawn succeeds darkness. they
can recuperate their systems and regain perfect
health by resorting TO HOSTETTERE CELE-
DRAFTED STOMACH BlTTERS. II is as clear
tia, lfe-rcvlvlng tonic is required in such cases
as that the dying fame OF an empty lamp requires
To be revived with NEW supply of oil. Perfectly
pure and innocuous, nainiDg nothing but the
nest genial vegetable extracts, and combining
the three grand elements Of a stomachic, an al
teraiive, and genial invigorant Hostctter's
Biters are suitable to all constitutions, and as
applicable to the diseases aud disabilities Of the
feebler sex as to those of men, ap lS-codlw&wlt
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STRAYED from my residence, cor EEs
- nrr 9th aud Franklin streets, on the lith Ill
inst, COW, pale red sides, mingled with wnlt:
back, face, and under the BODY white. The nnder
w.li hc suitably rewarded hy Informing me al 10 J
residence, or ut Walker 4 Saunders's. lSlG Main
.Iteri IAN 2I.3ll THOS. +. POLLARD.
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M- THE GREATEST SPRING REM

HT THE GREATEST SPRING REM
E.Y.-ln the spring OF the year nature demand,
an assistant in driving out the morbifc substance
collected In the blood, which is sure to generate
bilious complaints and dcrange the entire human
system. The only remedy adequately cffsctual in
cases of this character Is MlSHLEk'S HERB
corrects all the irregularities of the system, rein.
vigorates the z, neral constitution, and produces
perfect health and good spirits where now Is gen.
arising from the impurities OF the blood MESH
LER'S HERB BlrrERS is pronounced by the
SPEEDY. and agreeable remedy eatanL Thousands
have tested It's efficacy, and declare 1t Is the great
est assistant of nature in her conflict with disease
that the light OF science has ever brought TO our
knowledge. Sold by all druggists and dealers. DIR.
j. HARTMAN CO., Proprietors, Lancas-
ter. Pa. ap3-eod&w
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Personal.

DERSON ALL shall reopen an Office for
l. CLEANING Ladies and Chi,dren's Dresses
Franklin street, between 7th and sth (latc Dr.
Jnnes's of1ice) on MONDAY MORNING NEXT,
and solicit all my old customers.
Respectfully, MRS. z. KING,
OF Kings Premium Establishment.
ol-2th
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MT PlLLOW-CASE LINEN, full IL
wards wide. ct CSC. would he cheap at l5c
PILLOW CASE LINEN, IA yards wide at Soc,
worth e5c.:
LINEN SHEET sc, full p yards wide, at soc.
ucr ward. wonld he cheap at*l
PRINTED IRISH LINEN al sec. per yard, worth
s5c.;
IRISH II@EN, warranted all pure fl TX. al 35c.
per yard, worth iac.;
LINEN cash ut sac. per yard:
STAIR LINEN at l5:. per yard, would be cheap
al Coo;
LINEN DOYIIEs AT 75c. per dozen, worth Al;
LARGE NAPKINS at 81 rs, worth sl.I5 per
dozen;
C0LORED FRINGED NAPKINS Mt Sl.?5 per
dozen, would he Il bargai In AT $3.50
TIDES at 40, So 15c., Fl, and Sl.25-must be seen
TO be appreciated; at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1919 and I2i5 Main street.
A largo variety of COhGATE'S SOAPS al re
duced prices. ap ~
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I'D QRs GUARD OF THE CoMMoSWEALrH'}
April q, ISL. {
| c,PECIAL ORDERS No. -. The COM
| - uauy will assemble at Old Market Hall =
| TONIGHT Is
AZ clock for drill and meeting Business OF ~
| importance will he transacted. 4,
| BY order Of The Captain
!. w NJ. HILL. q. s,
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81 600 WORTH FA n { Y DIX

VIZ ~
GOODS, regardless Of cost, must lie closed oE'
this season. Finding IT necessary 10 use Tie "hor
store. corner 9Th and Bro dstroets, Tor our
SHOE BUSINESS,
VIC have determined TO close ont our FAM
DRY GOODS regardless of cost. The ladies VIII
do we'll TO avail themselves of The rnle opportunity
of buying at almost their own prices some OF NJ
CHEAPEST GOODS IN THE CITY.
The goods are fre-h. and were sclec ed with
great care. consisting in part OF all kinds
WHITE GOODS,
LHEHS,
Fine FMBEOlDFHIES,
HOSIERY.
Fine LACES, HANnKiRCHIEFH,
GLOVES.
CORSETS,
CUFFS and COLLARS,
MOTIONS, &C., &C.
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER.
apl7 corner 5th and Broad streets.
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A chance for small-fly critics: The Dis
patch yesterday used the word GUS" where
it should have used the word "we."
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TOR BOSTON-C u RRRIE & t
Il CO.'S LINF.-The regular packet SffT
schooner SEhksVILLE, CHASE, master, -
heyinR the larger portion Of her cargo engaged
Will have quick dispatch. For balauce of freight,
apply to CURRlE h CO.,
ap 10 corner OF 18Th and Cary SITS.
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A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY.-1 he
N WHEELER q HILSOS ScWlSG-MA-
CHINE should h. irund In every household. lhe
hundreds oil thousands OF families now using u
VIII bear testimony that 1t is the bes. most accl'
rate, simplest, and reatest machine made. u !,
noiscleSs, and makes lock. stitch alike on DOM
sides. 4 large variety oi rtyles on hand eoifon
the installnent plan. {. IL. kADHAl,
tal3 739 Main street, south SIDE
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LOST, STRAYED. &c.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN, from N--n
- my residence at Midlothian coal mines, ~
VI ars old with IA white spot In the forehead and II
scar Oh the right fore heel. l suppose she has
gone in the direction Of Powhatan Courthouse.
ANY info, nation in regard to her whereabouts
will be literally rewarded.
} r.. -. ~
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my MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
GOODS F)R SPRING AND SUMNER.
BLACK IRON GRENADINES AND CANVASS
HgENANI> AGAIN OPENED.
NEW PATTERN PRINTS AND CAMBRICS
THREE TIMES EACH WEEK.
T. X. PRICE & CO.,
always In market are receiving by steamer and
express daily
IRON GRENADINES AND BAREGES,
BLACK TAMESE, for summer:
BLACK SILK-FACKD MoHAlRS, for hot
weather;
BLACK B0MBAZINES and CHALLEiS.
COLORED P0PLGNS, great variety;
JAPANESE POPLINSA AND SILKS.
LINEN AND CAMBRIA LAWNS, cclored anu
black:
CASSIMEHES, for gents and boys;
LINEN-BoS. NJ SHIRTS,
SOCKS. CKAVATS, &C., &C.
Great show of pARASOLS and PARASoL COW
ERS.
Cambria, POngce, and AL
paca;
spRI.G and SUMNER sHA WIS, every pattern;
LLAMA LACE SHAwLS and sACQUES,
GRAPE and LOVE Wells, &C, &C.:
Immense line NEW PRINTS for ladies' and
misses SHIRTINGS, &C., &C.
Everything sold of best quality, and at ms Email
profits as living can be made for. Fresh goods
daily. 1. n. fhlNE u Co.,
apl9 llol MAIN street, corner lin.
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M a n 1SI Ed.

~, III, 10th instant. by Rev. J. T.. burrows ~
n lillian MCCARTHY and Miss SARAH "
HOMER. No cards.
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~INDIA TWILL LONG CLOTH All
a5c.. worth Soc;
TUCKED SKIRTING at Soc, would be cheap at
COO. per yard;
NAlNSOOK, forty inches wide, at Csc, worth
35c. per yard:
TUCKED MUSLIN at soc. per yard;
sH,RRHD or PUFFED MUSLINS at Soc, worth
75c. per yard;
LADIES, GARMENTS, such as NiRht-Gowns
Chemscs Drawers. Dressing Sacques, ana
Corset Covers. at very low prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Jo,t al our POLAR KID GLOVES. Two
hutton KID GLOVES ut Sl.c5 pair. ar 10
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6,:l7

COZ BROAD STREET. con
BARGAINS IN WHITE GOODS.
BISHOP LAWNS ut 25 and 30..;
PLAIN EA1SSUOk at IS, 80, aud 3sc.;
Sd LINEN DAMASK at IS and sac:
PILLOW CASE LINEN Mt Soc;
TABLE NAPKINS at 81 so per dozen;
HAMBURG EDGE at all prices;
CASH'S RUFFLING, all widths;
EXTRA LARGE TOWELS at 2ic.:
PONGEE PARA&ULS, all styles;
NOTTINGHAM LACES from CSC. up;
OTTENHEIMEE'S CORSE1s ut &c.;
and many other CHEAP GOODS, at
s. HIESH'S, e27 Broad street.
W. c. kEAN, !
7. l.. CBESEEY. ls,1esmpr
F. ?. GRETTER,
CHaS. HUTzLER, ap 10
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $50
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.

HAMILTON EASTER q SOM
OF BALTIMORE, Md,
In order the better TO meet the wants OF their re-
tail customers at u distance, have established a
SAMPLE BUREAU,
and viii, upon application, promptly send by mail
full lines OF SAMPLES OF the sew EST AND
MOST FASHIUNAB GOODS, OF french,
English aud domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
at all times TO sell low if not at less prices, than
any house In the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and most cele-
brated manufacturers In the different parts OF Eu-
rope, and importing the same by steamers direct
10 Baltimore our stock Is ut all times promptly
supplied with the novelties OF the London and
Paris markets.
As we buy and sell cniS for cash, and make no
bad debts we are able and Willing sell our goods
at FROM TEN To FIFr.ES PEa CENT.
LESS PROFIT than If we gave credit.
Ia sending for samples specify the KIDD OF goods
desired We keep the best grades OF every class
OF goods, from the lowest TO the most costly.
Orders unacconp snied by the cash viii be sent
G. u. ID.
PROMPT-PAYISa Wholesale BU Y r 3
are invited to Inspect the stock in Jobbing and
Package Department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER j. y Ms,
1877, lss 2ol, and 2a5 w est Baltimore street,
de d-Tu&Fly Baltimore, Md.
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HEADQUARTERS WALKER LIGHT GUARD,
April 20, 1871.
GENERAL ORDERS No. IL. Com.
IT m;sSioned and on-commssioned officers y
elect are hereby ordered to assemble ut the hall u
conner of 18th and Franklin streets lover Cook ~
4. Laugh ons). on FRIDAY EVENING, April n
2lst, at S O'Clock, for drill.
BY order Of the Capita In.
It e. 4. BlNFORD. o. S.
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nFIRON GRENADINES,
BOMBAZINxS, ALPACAS, TAMlSE,
DELAINES. MnZAMBlQUES,
IESOS. PERCOLES, CHAMBRAIS,
BLACK AND WHITE PLA!DS.
SIMMER POPLIHS, BLACK SILKS,
P;QUES, DRESS LINENs,
and all other new and desirable etyles OF DRESS
c,rDs. At LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Look at our DOLLAR KID gloves, ana our
KID GLOVES at $l.:5 ap ~
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A TTENTION, HOWITZERS

atterd called meeting of your company al y
The Office of the Virginia state Insurance Com L
psny (Shafer's buildingt TONIGHT at II
O'Clock. a. :. d. EN-
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JAPANESE POPLINS AND SILKS
LATEST STYLES.

LATEST STYLES.
French Piaues, NaInsOoks. Dinities. Br llliants
English Cnallies; " hite, Black and Colored al
pacas: ,.s,
cd, and Embroidered
Eussla Blrd's-Syc, and Cotton Diaper;
Irish Linens, filow-Casc Linen, AMI Linen
Sheating:
swiss au lin, Checked HDd striped Mnslins;
scotch Pls!ds Blue, Green, and Black ana " hlts
American rrints, Lawns, Beached and Brown
Hamburg imbroidrrics, Cambri" Bands, Ruff
filings:
ValepcIen mes; Thread, Blonde, and Cluny Laces :
LIONS silks SaliGs, Ribbons, SILK Fms:
Marseilles Quilts rest rlano and Table lovers ;
kelfast Table Linens Napkins, poyll.s, Towels
Nottingham Lace Gu tains Black MerlDo shawls'
| Pcngce rarascs; Whit Black, aud Colcreu far'
ssuls aud Umbrellas; ~
Lama Lace Shawls. Farasol-CoTers, spring
Shiwls; ,,
kriish Hosiery for ladies, children, aud gentle
Paris Kid Gloves jet Jewcry, Grape Wells AMI
C.esimcres, sroad-C Cloths. Doe:kins Farmers
al lois of other desirable goods, at the very low
or ~, Ires Call and MI your memorandumS at
Wv WM. THALHIMES & SONS
Broad-,treet Dry Goods Emporium,
anil No COL Broad corner 9th street.
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ORAYS, ATTENTION ATTEND an adj
VI iourncu meeting over the store of f.. Ii. >,
pence & Son on SATURDAY EVENING, the
ed instant, at O'Clock. ,H
II is desirable that every member should DC
present. -
BY command of Capt. L. j. RoSSIEUX'
apnl o, Secretary pro. tenn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

DERSONAL.-L Richmond about the
l. last of October, on an oyster schooner, PAT
RICK FINCH, Il colored man, about 20 Years old.
Any Information Of him would be thankfully re-
HARRIET CARRIEGTON,
Rplp-4t# No. 1875 18th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21
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SHIPPING.

EOR BALTIMORE.-Stea
Il STATE OF MARYLAhD will sGs 2sassSslz
leave her wharf on MONDAY at Il O'Clock.
Freight received Friday, Satlrd ". and up TO ~
o. clock A. NJ. Monday. Passage, IS. For freight
or passage, apply To
mn 81 e SSH3m ", P BRETT, gent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

EOR Steamer
II ELLIE KNIGHT will leave her
wharf ON MONDAY, al 12 O'Clock Nj. Freight
received Friday. saturday, and up to III O'CLOCK
!. NJ Monday. Passage g. For freight or pas.
sage, apply to WM. L. BRETT,
NH 25-F ,S,8M4w Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21
w0OKs AND sThTgNNEnf.

VIRGINIA Sc L Z CT l. 81 . Z
SCHOOL-BUOKS
ADOPTED By TIE
STATE EDUCATIONAL BOARD.
McGufTey's Pictorial Primers.
Mctiuffey's S?eller,
Mctiutiry's First Reader.
Mrtluffey' second Rcdd.r,
McGuifey s Third Reader.
McGutfcy's Fourth Reader,
Mciiuffey's Fitlh Reader,
McGutf,.ys Sixth Reader,
Haryey's Elementary Grammar,
Haryey's Practical Gramm.r,
Guyot's Introduction to the Study of Geography
Guya.'s Elementary Geography,
Cuyot's Intcrme diaie Geography,
Guyot's Common School Geography.
All the above. together with any and every ar,'-
Gle needed in the school room or ONCE, can ue
had in any Quantities required AT 1000 Main street.
"'' - ' BaNJaMIN BATES.
Bookseller and Stationer,
NH N Richmond, Va.
CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS.
" RANDOLPH & ENGLISH will buy all kinds
of CONFEDERATE BOOKS, but high prices
will be paid for some Of the battle reports ann
statutes or laws OF Congress. All the new VOTES
and the largest stock OF standard ~" BpOho
can be had on the best terms at 1918 NJ Iln street
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