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yua. washington a Fathers

We published a few days since an ex-
tract from a letter dated at Indianapolis,
and addressed to the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, making certain circumstantinl state
ments to show that WASHINGTON was the
father of Governor PosEr, said In the letter
to have been the first territorial Governor
Of Indiana. We have now another letter
in the same paper which convlcts the au-
thor of the PosEY narrative Of two mate
rial errors, while one was quite sufficient
to ruin the story according to the maxim
"falsum in uno .falsum in omnibus" The
second writer says:
"Thomas Posey was a Senator in Con-
press from the State of Louisiana when be
was appointed Governor of the Indiana
Territory, 9th of February, 1873, and his
father had been dead at least twelve years,
and could not have Influenced bis appoint
ment.
"Your indianapolis correspondent falls
into ut least two errors-one In calling
Posev the first Governor, and another that
he was appointed through the influence of
Gen. Washington. In both Of these points
your correspondent is mistaken"
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF MISSISSIPPI

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF MISSISSIPPI
ON THE kUKLUx.-Memphss, April 1.-Gov.
Alcorn, in his message TO the Legislature
to-day, says "Rewards for the detection
of men engaged in outrages perpetrated by
what is called kukluX in any county shall,
when paid by the Executive, be made a
special tax of that county, with a right to
change the venue on the part of the State.
He asks authority to organize and call into
the field q cavalry regiment of picked men,
for operating wherever masked assassins
shall he seen: the cost of the subsistence
of such regiment to be levied on the county
to which they have been called by the ap-
pearance of masked assassins. With this
power the taxpayers who shall dare to
tolerate by their sympathies the perform
ances of the kukluX will soon find out that
such liberation will cost them heavily in
penal taxes. While leaving. nothing I'M
done to repress violence, it is u duty to
see that we leave nothing undone to remove
all possible grounds for provocation."
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AS some Of our exchanges have copied
the April-fool story which appeared last
Saturday In the local department of the
DISPATCH concerning can old and singular
relic" we apologize for its appearance in
our columns, and take leave to say that TO
publish such paragraphs in a newspaper is
a very poor way of jokiug, and much harder
upon the paper originating them than upon
the persons who are deceived by them.
Some Of the southern papers have pub.
lished what purported to be accounts OF
horrible outrages as April.fool jokes. And
we expect to see some of these figuring De-
fore lon" in the northern papers as proofs
of the need of an anti kuklux law.
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A SINGULAR INSURANCE CAsE.-A curious
suit is likely to grow out Of the killing of
Mr.. SHREDDER by Henry Ward, lately Of
Washington and Baltimore, aside from the
criminal aspects OF the case, which of them
selves will be strange enough. The deceased
had his Life heavily insured in a New York
life insurance company. and the corpora
ton issuing the policy now proposes to
bring a suit for damages against Mr. Ward
for destroying its property: Leading law
yers express hhc opinion that the case is ac-
in all its details, and as Mr.. Ward
is understood to be the possessor OF large
wealth, recently inherited from his father,
it is believed the company can recover the
amount it has to pay on Shroder's policy.
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The boiler of Uriah Mccall Il Co.'s dis
tillery, on the Ohio river, at McCalps land.
ing. Brown county, Ohio, exploded Fri
day, greatly damaging the building, killing
six persons and w0unding nine others. The
killed are John Mccoy, Jr., a member of
the firm, from Hamilton, Ohio !; ID. X. See
vers, r. A. ARTHUR, james Little, G. C..
Ponnal, and j. D. Thompson.
One hundred and fifty organizations have
already signifed their intention of partici-
pating in the German peace celebration in
New York on Easter Monday, and it is ex-
pected 10000 men will march in the pro-
cession. Seven regiments of the National
Guard and twelve triumphal cars will APP
pear In the column.
The business men of Pittsburg met and
subscribed $400, 600 towards building the
Pittsburg, Virginia and Charleston rail-
way,
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AN INSURANCE COMPANY IN TROUBLE
Neu York, April 2.-The Commonwealth
Fire Insurance Company, of this city, has
suspended. The suspension is attributed
70 heavy losses, by which the capital stock
has been impaired to the amount of $685.
423. VIM. NJ. Tweed, Jr., was appointed
receiver, and has taken charge of the affairs
of the company. The capital stock of1he
cnmpan is stated at 500, 900, and the actual
deficit So, 900, which prominent stockhold-
ers have agreed to make good. and in a few
days the company will be in operation
again. The officers OF the company decline
to give any explanation as to the cause Of
the liaaSfnr.
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n A P r I l., 1871.

n1 A P r I L, 1871.
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS FOR SPRING.
r. K. PRICE 4 co. are opening by each days
morning and afternoon express every hing that IS
peculiar and attractive Ia DRESS GOODS, and
during the entire season their stock Will be Kept
up full to standard.
Their facilities have enabled item to make ar
rangements by which free access Is given both 10
the Europesn and home market, SO tn at weekly
good and substantial OF domestic production will
be presented to their customers at very BOTTOM
PRICES. and in this way their patrons shall be
protected In values. just to hand:
Large lot Black Iron Grenadines-i less than later
in the season;
Diagonal roplins, for walking dresses and suits
Shifting Poplins, every shade and quality
Foulard SilkS,in plain and 1gured,9l0t to $40 dress;
japanese SILKS and PopltDs- immense show;
Chene and Plain Nohalrs, Grenadines and Bareses;
Elegant Black Gro Grains and Bonnet SILKS.
Elegant Plain, Stripe, and Check silks, 81 to O., &c.
SHAWLS, &C.
Black Lama / ACE Shawls, great variety:
Spring and Summer Shawls, every style;
Gents SILK, Cambria, and Alpaca Umbrellas, &C.
MOUfNlNG GOODS.
Black Challis, Sombazines, Mohairs,
Alpacas. Mousehps, Bareges,
Grape Wells, Grape Collars. ShswlB, &c.
s.. STAPLES.
Sh' etings, Cottons, Towellings, Table Cloths,
Napkins, Diapers, Counterpanes,
Irish Linens, Table Covers, nc, &c.
AS low rs reasonable people can expect.
I. Il. PRICE Il CO., -
apa IDOL Main street, corner nth.
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SERGEANT BATES HEARD FRoM.-We have
received a letter from Sergeant Bates, who
carried the United States flag through the
South just after the surrender. He SAYS
that at Greensboro $40, 900 was offered him
to quit the march, in the interest orthe Re-
publican party. This offer, he says. came
through our fugitive Governor, W. w. Hol-
den.-Raletgh (N. c. Sentinel.
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AMONG the many connected with the late
General Assembly whom we regret to part
with is our friend, Col. JOHN w. MINOR,
the polite and yigilant door-keeper Of the
Senate. In the better days of the Common.
wealth he was a'gentleman of fortune, and
represented the county of Loudoun IN the
Legislature. He is a man Of honor and q
true Virginian, and we are gratitied to learn
that his friends speak fayorably of him as
candidate for the next State Senate.
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The condition Of Mr.. John G.. Meem has
greatly improved, and his friends confident
" hope for his entire restoration to health.
Though still very low the symptoms OF
General A. l.. Long, of Bedford, are thought
to be better, and strong hopes are enter
TUNED of his ultimate recovery.-Lynch-
burg Republican.
a. F. Bisgers, Superintendent of Public
Schools, has been notified by DR.. Sears,
Agent OF the Peabody Fund, that be has
donated from that fund $4,000 per annum
for the public schools of this city.-Lynch-
burg NeNs.
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THE LATEST REPORT from the Isthmus of
Darien represents that the newly-discov-
cred route for the canal is only twenty-five
miles lone, and the deepest cutting neces-
sary will be not more than one hundred and
fifty feet, and perhaps only seventy-tve or
one hundred feet. This intelligence is not
less gratifying and novel than the first an
nouncement by Commander Selfridge of the
discovery of the route.-NeaU York Tribune.
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TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR APRIL,

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The programme
for this mouth for the sale of gold and the
purchase of bonds is as follows, instructions
having been sent to the assistant treasurer
at New York accordingly:
"Sell 81, 000, 900 gold on each Wednes-
day, purchase $780, 900 of bonds on the
first and third thursdays, and 81, O0O, 900
on the Cd and 4th Thursdays"
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A SECOND TRIAL of Rev. Mr.. Cheney, of
Chicago, is expected to take place in q short
time, at which he will be formally deposed,
In consequence OF his persistence in Official
ting, in defiance Of the action had in his
case. A legal contest of the church prop
erty may follow,
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SPECIAL N0TICR0s
w"YoU KNOW HOW IT IS
YOURSELF
HOW CAN ONE HESITATE FOR A MOMENT
WHERE TO BUY w4EN YOU CAN
PURCHASE Oh

HOW CAN ONE aEsITAIh FUN mO1AGAA
WHERE TO BUY W ZEN YOU CAN
PURCHASE OF
LEVY BROTHERS
1RoN.gRAME ENGLISH HOSE, regular made,
double heels and toes, at sa.2s, sa.7s, and @4ss
per dc zen or 20, s5, and 4oc. c psir;
HEAVY LINEN sHEETINa, full two and a
half wards vide, at SOC. per yard, worth 81;
p1LLoW-CAsE LINEN, f,rty inches wide, Il
SOC. per yard, actual value ssc.;
WAMsUTTA COTTON at zoe. per YARD;
MILLS COTTON at 2ic.;
FRUIT OF TIE LOOM ana ANDRoscoGaIh
stlssc. per yard;
FILL YARD-wIOE BLEACHED COTTON st
12ac.; -
YARD-W1DE UNBLEACHED COTTON at 10
and 12ac. per yard;
PILLOW-CAsE COTTON, forty-t"o inches
wide, at lsac. per yard; .
FULL-WIDTI UNBLEACHED III
2sc. per yard;
FULL-WIDTH BLEACHED BHEETlNe 81
sage. per yard;
JEANS at l2A, Is, and ls3c. per yard;
DOMESTIC GINGHAMs at 10 and l2ac.;
RED.TICKS from iOc. up to the very best maSe6
81 RIPEs In every style made;
RAIECOTTON, all Nos. from 1 to IL, At sl'@;
unp1.EACHED KNITTING COTTON 81 SOC.
per pound;
A large and stylish assortment Of PAhAsoLs
and PaRAsoL-CUyERs at such priees "a
cannot fail to suit;
Excellent Skating CAMBRIA at &c., worth
35c.;
HAIg-CORD EAINsooK at ssc., worth Soc;
aAIR.CoRD CAMBRIA at 4oc., cheap at soo.
per yard;
TUCKED sKIRTIEG at soc. per yard. would Dc
d bargain at &c.;
A full asso. tment OF BRILLIANTE5;
CHECKED, STRIPED, NULL, AA1Nsooh'
CAMBRIA, JACoNET, SWISS, and TARLE-
TAN MUsLINs at extremely low prices;
TABLE LINERS OF every width and quality;
DuYIIEs, warranted all pure Linen, at 75c' PEI
dozen, worth $l.eo;
LARGE NAPKINS ut Sl.25, worth % per dozen;
TOWELS at sl.2 per dozen, an excellent article
st the price;
TABLE DAMAsK, pure Linen, at loc. per saro
TURKEY RED DOYLIES, the best manufac-
tured, ut $l.25 per dozen;
BLACK ALPACAs at IS, 30, sa, 4Oc', and up
wards;
KID GLOVES at s1-be suro to look at them:
Genuine FIench-woye WHALEBONE CoRsETs
at roc. u pair;
Extra qualify CORSET3, corded and trimmed
with tape trimming, at 81, really worth sl''o
per pair;
PURE LINEN HEMsTITCHED
CHIEFS, at ~ per dozen the same quah's "a
goods can't be had lsewhere for less than Ss'
Good assortment OK CAsSlMERE5 and KIN
lucky JEANS;
UNDERGARMR ATS for the spring;
A full assortment OF LADIES' GARMENTS
some at very low prices;
200 ysrds of oIL-CLOTH, one yard Wide, at soe'
per yard, worth 7sc.;
CARPETS,
MATING,
DBUGGETS.
RUGS,
LACE CURTAINS,
CURTAIN LACES-
Full assortment OF all the best makes OF SPOOL
COTTON.
The place to buy everything you want. st The
very lowest price 1t can be sold. IL at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1919 and 1918 Main street.
COLGATE'S FINE SOAPS IT O great reduction
In price.
Orders promptly attended TO. Packages sent Per
express, c. o. D. apl
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SEIZURE is Summers superior in every re-
spect. AS a debater he il far more to be
dreaded, from the fact that while he pos
sesses the same facility of expression, he
has the power of feeling his enemy, and
pouring his fire into the most exposed or
weaker nlaccs,-D0nn Pi1H.
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In New YORK on Friday last a young
married lady, Mrs. Anderson, from Balti-
more or Washington, shot herself through
the heart during a temporary fit of insanity.
Pecuniary embarrassments and domestic
troubles are said to have caused this un-
fortunate act.
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ANOTHER CONFIDENCE MAN.-An indi-
vidual arrived in our city about five or elk
weeks ago-a n~eatly-dressed, dapper little
fellow-and rented a store just opposite the
Day Book Office, IN Roanoke square, got
the landlord to fix 1t up according to his
wants, hung out his sign. "Walter K.
JONES'" and went into business. He gave
out that he had a little money, and was
here for the purpose OF specializing. He
appears to have received various consign.
ments from the North, such as flour, can.
dies. linseed and other oils, starch, &C., all
of which be found ready sale for at cash
prices, so great was the reduction on the
prices. His store wa not In operation
more than a week before he appears to have
made enough money to retire on.
He went round n evening and col
lected all the money due him, stating that
he was about to visit the North after con
signments, &C., and be back In a few days,
with fresh supplies and greater bargains.
He left about a dozen barrels Of hour and
a cask of oil in his store, and went on his
wav rejoicing, at whose cost WI are unable
TO say, except his landlord n his porter.
But it is generally believed that Jones must
have put somebody in pretty deep, from
the quantity Of goods he sold and at the
prices he sold them.
The whole thing has not leaked out yet,
and, it is believed. from intimations we
hear, that W. X. Jones secured q number
of consignments from the North from the
similarity of the name of his firm to that of
Mr.. W. Rodney Jones, of this city, a mer-
chant, who Is known to be perfectly relia-
BILE and trustworthy.
After he left his porter continued to keep
the store open, awaiting the receipt of
goods and the return of Mr.. Jones, for two
or three weeks, but nothing being heard
from him. the landlord thought it best to
close up the establishment. 1t is thought
where else with the same game.-Norfolk
Day Book.
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vIRGINIANEWs
from Hampden sidney College.

correspondence OF the hicnnono Dlspatcn.l
HAHrDEN SIDNEY, Va, April 3, 1871.
aries of the Southern Presbyterian Church
to Brazil. has been at Hampden Sidney for
several days past. Mr.. Lane was graduated
OF Union Theological Seminary IN 1888, and
soon thereafter, in company with Rev. G.
Nash Morton, went to one of the provinces
of the Brazilian empire, where he has since
been laboring. On last Saturday evening
Mr.. Lane, at the invitation of the Mis-
sionary Society of Hampden Sidney College,
addressed the students Of that institution.
1t is to be regretted that the inclement
weather prevented MANY of our towns
people from hearing him on that occasion,
though on yesterday Sunday they had an
opportunity of bearing him preach In the
morning and again at night when be ad-
dressed the students Of the seminary in
their chapel. E.
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FIRST-CLAss IN EVERY RESPECT.
They Will not make the so.calied cheap Organs at
any price. The comparative superiority Of their
instruments Is now greater than ever before, as
every competent judge who wilt carefully ex anime
and ompare must perceive.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, with wood-cuts
from photographs OF the dife reLt styles, full infor-
nation; and lows ST. prices also, Testim NAL Cir
cular, will be sent free to any addressJ
MASON 4 HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
500 Broadway, New York.
For sale in Richmond by -.
T. l.. ID. WALFORn
ap 4-deod&w 6m old Main street.
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II r.,smnre- Nd, Thursdav. 25d OF March, py
Oh vT,. n pitcher, SAMUEL KIRK, fsq.:t o
Miss ELIZABETH u. ASHTON All OF NV
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MEETINGS..

4 REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
n or the CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL sOClE.
TY viii be held at their hall. corner Of 18th ana
Main streets, TONIGHT at O'CLOCK r. d. All
members are required to attend.
BY order Of the President.
- JUAN a. PIZZINI..
II Sec'y of T.. i. 3.
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OFFICE IL Y JNS'E Cot
RICHMOND. VA, April l, 1871.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TEE
4 stockholders or this institution will be held On
WEDNESDAY, the 5th instant. at II O'Clock M,
at this Office. JOHN +. U. POTTS,
an4-et Secretary.
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THE ST. DOMINGO REPORT.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-The st. Domingo
report, read in Fridays Cabinet meeting,
was simply the portion written by Mr..
Wade, and did not contain the signatures OF
the other commissioners. 1t was sdbse-
quently submitted to the LATTER. who re-
turned it with al amendment as long as the
original and entering into an
elaborate scientific disquisition, and also
reasons for annexation. Thus altered, MIR.
Wade refused to sign the report, and re-
turned it to Messrs. White and Howe. At
last accounts the deadlock still existed,
and the President will, therefore, not be
able to submit the report to Congress to-
morrow. When it is submitted MIR. Sum-
ner will make reply to the speech. of Sena-
tor Harlan the other day.
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DIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.-Ths
ID ANNUAL MEETING Of the BIBLE So
CIRTY OF VIRGINIA will be held In Centenary
Church on TUESDAY EVENING, April 9TH, at 8
O'Clock. The Annual Address will be delivered by
the Rev. f. II. Rutherford, of Petersburg. The
friends of the Society and the public generally are
requested to attend. ap 3-2tf
MEETING OF STOCkHOLDERS.-A
I've general meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS
OF H POTOMAC RAILt A COMPANY
Will be held at the Mansion House. In the city Of
Alexandria, Virginia., on FL ~E'DAJ, the Sd
day Of May, 1871, at 10 O'Clock 4: NJ.
an 3-td j. B. WINSTON, Sec'y.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho pub,,c nebt Statement.

The following is a recapItulatlon OF Inc
nnblic debt statement for the month OF
March, by which it will be seen that the
public debt was reduced during the month
by over S11 ,0O0, 900:
DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN COIN.
Bonds at 8 per cent. 81. 699, 77e, $50 90
Bonds ut S per cent. ia, 56',3oo ~ ~ m
DEBT BEARING 1NTEREs IN Law
FCL MONEY.
Certificates at 4 Fer
Navy pension fund,
at per cent...... 3,oVo,V w
Certificates At per
--- So, 4os, 900 co
Debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity. .........."...... ''A'|'''- ."
DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST.
Old demand and
Fractional currency 90, $40. ~ "
"a --- 42l, 700, 525 t3
rots, nr,nc,n,I So. ss2. 700, 2i7 50
ITofa interest 4l. $40, SG5 10
Total deb. 81, .sa, O7s, s4a O5
CASH IN THE TREASURY:
Coin .Slo5,G CD VO VA
N0'' - l24, $40, e45 "a
Debt less cash III the Treasury, &. ,oo .- q o.
Deht. less cash In the Treasury,
March l, 1871 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2,a2o'' os 'o'o ~
1aont6.. -, ~ sll, oil .25O IS
Decrease of debt since March l,
9h,oAi'-' ="
Decrease of debt from March l,
1863, to March /. NS1l............ 2l 70! 4t3 w
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HAMILTON EASTER & SOM,
OF BALTIMORE, Md,
In ordsr the better 10 meet The wants Va +" H., +,
tail customers at o distance, have essa'i.'"' :
SAMPLE BUREAU; mai
and will, upon application, promptly sem ~ ~
61Il lines OF SAMPi. ES OF the HE"E =
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, 0! -.
Enyiisf, and domestic manufacture. guatao 80:
az sll times TO sell IS lom, II not II esspf''"' "~
any house in the country. most c.,r
Buying our goods nom the largest snc Nus g.
bratsd manufacturers In the different pssrs J,rr.
rope aud importing The same oy sna an rTompi,
To Bapimore, our stock is ut al ZINES ptV a. A.!
supplied with the novelties Of the h'n1'D
a. we buy and sell only for cash. ana ma ~ ,'.t,
bsd debts, we are able and willing 20 sen' TrshL
q. IRON TEN TO FlFTEEN ar
LESS PROFIT than II We gave cte"t: NJ ,5.!.
In sending for samples. specify tne .xsry ~
desired. We keep the best grsdts lily.
| Of FOODS. from tho lowest to the nlost ~, = 'tr eel
Gsdsrs unaceomo 4nied by the cash win e
PEoMPT-PAY1NG wHoLsALE 5,spins nd
q, a inyited to inspect thu stock III our
ICY zoe Oepartment. Address SONS.
HAMILTON EAsTEh 80 s.,,,.,
1s7, 100, e01, and 2o5 Test bali ua,ISore. Nt.
- a-Tu&Fly
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

MACHINERY FOR SALE. @
One 20.HORSE POWER PORTABLE ETEAM.
Engine, rs good as new, just suited for q saw
mill;
One new ]? HORSE POWER PORTABLE
STEAM Ell CINE,
One new s.F on ALIEN FAN-BLowRR,
One POWER PUN 5-capacIty, 600 gallons ner
minute pS4
One SECONDHAND BOLT CUTTER.
One ss-HORSE POWER FLUE BOITER with
IRON Front and Crate Bars, complete
one l2;ftOR3 Sc POWER roRTABLE RaILER
ana iot' OF sh&itipg' Pullies, Geer,Wh heels
one GRisT MILL, three feet Stones, French
close conslgnments, all in our shop. N0' "
up a-eod2w SLUAT & ADDINGTON,
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T o. o. F.-The members of ssrsaEsss
4. FRIENJ SHIP LODGE, No. 10. SyeaEl@
I. U. q. F.. will attend 3 meeting of-5ggSSS@
their Lodge on TUESDAY NEXT, 'zaah*S~.
April 9TH, as business of Importance will be
brought before The Lodge.
By order OF the Lodge.
an 3-otk HI. look, Sec'y.
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NJ SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called
to our stock Of
WALTHAM WATCHES,
which we sell at the
VERY LOWEST PaICEs,
and cheerfally recommend them ~ bein z, all
things considered, the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MADE IN THIS
COUNTRY.
G. GENNET, JewelAr,
Main street, opposite posI-ofHeA
NH ll-5wS Richm0od.
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A PILES, APPLES.-Jast rec eiyed. per
u CHAs, 4. WVBThAM & CO.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE !,

TO LADIES OF RICHMOND AND y1ctsrr,
LARGE OPENING OF SPRING por,r.
LUoTRFS, for ladies' suits, 28c, In vre,i -
OF style. Also, Striped Elk Poplins. Rem s.esI
Popitn Robes at astonishingly low nricro ana
which we In yite special attention. '
A large lot OF medium Dress Goods will IA ron.
on our centre counters. ''"hl
The sale of Onr cheap Chambrays al 2oc "a
l2kc. fine Printed Csmbrics lac. 100
Stripes 2ac., Berekes from SC. up. viii rS.
time. "
Ladies will find not only very choice th,,y. b.,
real bargains in our White Good. stnck ''"
Fine Huckaback Towels, S2.7s per dozen
fin Irish aud Barnsley Linen Shee,ing.
Fine Barnsley Double liamask Table Linen A
Irish Linens, Long Linen Lawns, from xc' H.
Fine Ptaue. rs to Soc:
Figured Br,lliants, from &c. per yard up;
Striped and Checked NainaookS
Plain Soft Cambrics,
Jaconets. Mulls, Nainsooks,
French ard anglish Swiss,
Book Muslin,
all worthy OF immediate attention.
BARGAINS IN
Llama Lace Points,
Real and Imitation Valenclennes Lacea, Eiyibl.
and Insertions;
Real and Imitation English Thread Lace,
Cluny Laces, Crochet and Embroidery Htyir,.
at less than importation prices ~
We invite special ut ention 70 our Sc. and
Ribbons, Ladies' Hosiery, ard Gont's Furnish.
ing Goods at DUCKWALL & ROUSE.
NH 81 No. 1918 Main street.