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DOLLY WARDEN, DOLLY VAR

N-f3" DOLL1 fhhDGR', DS -->'
DEN.-How popular that name mas become III
short time and how short-lived 1t VIII DC. NOT 81
with fine name Of LEVY BROTHERS. Time adds
tn the popularity of their name, and 1t must con-
tInue to do so when they offer to purchasers OF In
GOODS such bargains can be had nowhere eise
PIOUES at les, 25, 30, IS. 4oc., and upwards
BISHOP LAWN ut %, 25, 30, IS, 49, ana 6oc. pei
yard; s, -
CHECK and STRIPED 3IUsLINS at 90, rs, and ur
to soc. per yard; .a
TUCKED MUSLIN, full-yard wlde' at sl.2S ano
sl.so-just one-lalf the regular price;
Handsome STYLES of SPRING DRESS GOODS at rs
80, IS, 10, and Soc;
BLACK ALPACAS and MOIIAIRS from soc. to .
per yard;
Rest FRENCH BOMBAZINES at &l.25. Sl5o, sl.7S
and 81 per yard;
WHITE and COLoRED-EDGE BLACK SILKS al
s,2s. $3.50, s1.75, 81, and up to $3.50 per yard
all very cheap:
IRON GRENADINES of all qualities NJ 10"
prices;
FRENCH PERCALES at CSC. per yur'i-would Dc
cheap mt 3ec.:
LAWNS, GINGHAMs. and GRENADINES IL
great variety;
ri Otis. CAssIAIERES, CASHMERET, and
TWEEDS in great variety at popular prices;
GINGHAAIS at l2ic. worth lesc.;
Full-width UNBLEACHED sHEETISG at acc
per yard
rull-width BLEAc1lED slIEETING at doc. per
yard;
Fine yard-wide UNBLEACHED COTTON at l2sc.
Der ward sold everywhere at l5c.;
Good yard-wldc BLEACHED COTTON at los, Is,
and l63c.;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at &C.;
WAMsUTTA COTTON at 2lc.;
ANDROSCOGGIN COTTON at &c.;
HONEY-COMB QUILTS large enough for the
llrgest beds at sl.25 and s15O worth s2and $3.50
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRTS at 5oc. worth ST.;
TABLE COVERS, warranted all WOOL at 81 worth
$3.50;
TIDES III great variety from doc to sl.o5;
TOILET-COVERS at so, &c, and 81;
HUCKABACK TOWELS at s1.s5, $780, 81, and up
to 20 rcr dozen-all very cheap;
Pure LINEN DOYLIEs at aoc. per dozen worth 81 ;
LINEN DAAIASK for table-cloths at sec. worth
. 62lc. per gard;
large assortment of LINEN and LAWN SUITS
rorladcs made up IL the very best style;
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS Of the latest
fashion;
KID GLOVES at e0c. a pair and upwards;
All kinds of UNDER-GAR MENTS for ladies,
CORSETs,
HOOP-skIRTS and BUSTLEs,
DOLLY WARDEN CALICOES and LAWNS.
DOLLY WARDEN SWISS and PIQUES,
DOLLY WARDEN JEWELRY.
NEW GOODS
now lrirg received Ivy every steamer from New
York. of Which there are five in number. We arc
therefore better prepared than ever to offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
TO our customers. Every article usually kept in a
tlrst-class establishment can now he found in our
store Our friends in the country can have their or
ders filed to their satisfaction.
We have but ONE PRICE. and sell FOR CASH
ONLY.
Goods Will be sent T. express, c. o. D., or upon
the receipt Of the money.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street,
mia Richmond, Va
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rrc,,,.sior of Editors.

n, The nrsss may be the medium Of sectional
hate or good feeling Just as the men VINO
control it choose. Last year, our readers re-
member. there was an excursion OF northern
editors to Virginia and North Carolina. IL
was gotten up by Mr.. N. Fl. HoucHKlss, the
ndomitable and unfahgueable general freight
agent of the York River and the CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio railroads. His motive was to brang
the editors of the two sections into better ac-
quaintance with one another, and to assuase
the prejudices which had been engenae'so
by the war. In the prosecution OF his la''''''
BILE md patriotic enterprise be has TINS Sea.
planned grand excursion of the EDITORS %
North Carolina and Virginia to the Nor1n'
and even as far az Montreal. de mas cor
responded with parties South ana Norlh,
and has arranged the following schedule Oh
the movements of the eXcursionlsts:
uThe excursion party will leave Rich
mond on Saturday, June lotn, anu ;ulise III W
Elrnira Monday morning the i'th ieasu E En-
mira on the morning of Tue Gay the lou ioi
Buffalo, where they will arrive aDout o noon ,
leave Buffalo Tuesday evening the lotr ~
Niagara Fails; leave Niagara falls Meu.
nesday afternoon the 10Th for koChesteL,
leave Rochester Thursday morning Inc lysn
for Canandaigua; leave CanandalsuA iluas
morning the 21st for Watkins Glenn leafe
Watkins Glenn Saturday the 22d Dy poaC on
Seneca lake for Geneva; spend SUNDAY tlie
23d in Geneva, leaving there for oyiac.se
on Monday the 9th. ~ SyraGuse ivy
will join the New York Edltorfli Asso 'l:,,
,ion urty en- route for WatcrtoWn, ana VIII
participate in the entertainments 10 NC gwen
there to tho New York Editorlai hsSoc",
ton, and also in the excursion 10 Monlreal
by way of the Thousand Islands, returnlns
to Watertown on Friday afternoon, 2oth'
The southern party will leave next MORN
ing for Binghamton, but by wnat rcutG nas
not vet been determined. From Bingham,
ton ihe marty will 20 down the celebrated
wyoming Valley in Pennsylvania, stopping
Of Scranton Wilkesbarre, and NorthumDer-
land and from the latter place 60 dlrecc ~
Baltimore, and from there return ho'ne'
This will be delightful trip; and under
the charge and direction of Mr.. HoTcHklss
the excursionists will be relieved OF all care,
and can abandon themselves to pleasure ana
to social intercourse with northern editors
and prominent men, Selling the opportunity
TO ascertain the feelings and sentiments OF
the North, and in return freely expressing
their own.
These interchanged excursions cannot IAN
to bc beneficial in the way Of restoring good
feeling. Mr.. uorcHKlss deserves the thanks
of the people of both sections for the zeal
and practical sense with which he engineers
them,
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he,icye that to the extent OF the backward.
ness of the prosperity.of that street west 9,
Ninth has the general thrift Of Richmonu
been diminished; and, therefore, we bei'ese
that IL Il be now properly graded, ana 10
prosperity be thereby promoted, no'''hs
will be taken from the business Oh o'n.,
streets, but that nm increase OF ch.e'ln's. M
growth will follow that will iu'is '''a'"'""
the increased enterprise of Main street.
This ~ the true light in which we arc 70
look at such improvements. Take again the
suggestions of the Dispatch with reference
70 the establishment of practical hne OF
communication by street railway between
Church and Shockoe Hills. That would diff
fuse daylight throughout Church hill, In
crease the population and thrift of that hill,
and add largely to the business and general
activity of Shockoe Hill. But these conse'
Quences would in no sense impair the thrift
Of any other part of the city. They would
add to the aggregate wealth of the city with
out injuring any section of it. This Is IN
entire accordance with the philosophic prin-
ciple that prosperity injected into city IS
infused like the DEMONSTRATING fluids OF the
human system throughout all its parts. You
might rs well say that the li(e-giying fluids
could settle down on one leg or one arm and
leave other limbs to shrivel up, as to say that
an Improvement which increases the pros
perity of a city is confined in its effects to a
street or ward.
As we must gradually be educated to the
requirements of great city out OF the no
tons and ideas which are suited only to u
small town, our people should look into these
subjects patiently and deliberately. There
are grades that are too steep for commerce.
We would as we'll sec this now us hereafter.
We would better reduce these grades when
there are few houses on streets needing
grading, and when erth is everywhere
ready to fill up ravincs, than to wait until
the gaps on the sides of the streets are filled
ND and earth has been dug away and dumped
where it is not needed.
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The Kevsyille Connection.

~
The CITY Council meets tonight wv wiz ,' w., W.
o,est;op Of subscription OF s'V'oVv W Wv
n;t,, % the Keysyille extension OF tue L",'.
az. .,.d will he considered. AS to tue fish'
A., Copncil to subscribe OF TO take the
VI 81 the citizens upon the subscription
t,e council will settle that matter before
acting, we suppose. But we have not aouo'
as to the propriety of the subscription. Inc
extension Is only the beginning of long
line of direct railway travcrsing North Cao-
lima. which must bring to Richmond q afee
trade from very productive country ~
North and South Carolina. :,
The subscription of $4,000 is only nall
what Mecklenburg, with all her emoarrass-
men,s has already subscribed. She cannot
derive a. much benefit from the road as Ricii-
n,ond and yet, besides the subscription oil
$40 600 TO the Keysville extension, she Has
subscribed 100000 to the Norfolk and Great
Western railroad.
Already we have lost considerable trade for
the want of this extension. Batteaus arc
EMPLOYED in Transporting the tobacco corn,
&C, Of the rich valley of the Roanoke to
Weldon. where It is transferred to the Wei
don and Petersburg road, and does not come
to Richmond at all. The return commerce
takes the same route, and little or none Of it.
of course, is taken from Richmond. Former
" we had all this trade.
1t is worth more than $40, 900 to recove;
this trade, not to speak Of the great increase
we may expect from the Roanoke Valley MOI
of the new trade we shall have from the re
gions farther south, by the extension of tue
road, which will surely take place.
Feeling the very great Importance OF the
subject, we beg the Council to give it theil
most patient consideration.
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WENDELL PHILLIPS (good Black Republi.
can authority is another man who thinks
that the Radical party has finished its mis-.
sion aud should wind up business. He thinks
it cannot live upon the past. He says:
81 think, whether the present Republican
party elects Grant or defeats him, it will go
to pieces in the effort, for it cannot live on
shadow. The man who tried to make his
horse eat shayings lost him Just when he
found out the trick, and the Republican
party cannot live on the shayings of the past
ten wears -
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The Illustrated Christian Weekly Is
paper of very great merit for its enterprise,
its elegant Typography, and its handsome
and often bold and vigorous illustrations.
We have copy Of the issue from January to
March 80, 1872, from 7. L. D. WALDORF
No. Ola Main street.
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TRAroRs.--The Republican party has no
principles. Then how can the Liberals be
traitors in leaving the Republican party !?
They may be traitors in the sense that a
bandit who leaves his comrades and goes to
an honest pursuit is, but in no other that
we know of.
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ANNUAL REPoRTs.-We are indebted to
Mr.. WALKER, Superintendent of Public
Printing, for volume containing the annual
reports of public officers, boards, and institu.
tons, Of the State. The volume is very well
bound, and so stamped on the back as TO
facilitate examination.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
NLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
TIE HAIR.

A perfectly clear preparation, In one bottle, as
easily applied wafer for restoring to gray har lis
natural color and youthful appearance, to eradicate
and prevent dandruf, TO promote the growth OF the
hair and stop It's falling
1t Is entirely harmless and perfectly free from any
poisonous substance, and Will therefore take the
place of all the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now In use. Numerous testimonials have been sent
up from many of our most prominent citizens. In
everything in which the articles now In use arc OBJ
iectionablc CRYSTAL DISCOVERY IL perfect. IL
Is warranted to contain neither sugar OF lean, sui
phur or nitrate of silver. Clear AMI clean rs wafer
1t does not soil the clothes scalp. 1t Is agreeahy
perfulned, aud makes Of the best dressings for
the hair in use. 1t restores the color OF the hair
more perfectly and uniformly than any other pre- IRE,
paration and always does so Ill from tnree 10 Ten
days. Virtually feeding the roots OF the hair with
all the uourishtng quaitie necessary 70 us CROWN
and healthy condition, 1t restores the decay ana IN
duccs new growth Of the hair more positively
than anything else. The application OF this won
derful discovery also produces pleasant and COOL
Ing effect the scalp, and gives the hair pleasant
and elegant appearance. :,
We call especial attention to the fact that limit
ed number OF small trial bottles lie had by those
Wishing TO try It. You will notice that In pursuing
this course our aim is to convince by the actual
'>.' - - ARTHUR NATTAGS.
Inventor and proprietor, Washington, ID. {.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD s. CO.: proprietor's
ia 31-e0dtIel3 Agents, hicnmona' va.
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MARRIED,

In Brunswick, Mt Charlie Hope. the residence OF
the brides father on the 18th Instant; ny me Rev;
patop.burr to Miss LUCY L. WILKES, daughter
of Burweh B. Wilkes, ESD
Tn Rrurswick. on the 18th instant. AShIoN .
rMJIS and Miss MARY j. WILLIAMS.
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SSETS, D<suVN.oOs
AND RAPIDLY INCREASING.

l. Because it Is acknowledged TO be perfectly SOL
rent by all Insurance Commissioned
2. Because 1t Is the cheapest.
D. Because It endorses the surrender rrtue on Its
policies, In dollars and cents for ten consecutive
years. aud ten years thereafter, If desired.
According to the statement Of the rates OF the OIL
fcrent Life Insurance companies OF frst-cass ssann.
Ing In the United States made by 1.-THE universal
In Its advertisement entitled "FactS are Senooorh'
Things" and published recently In sontnerh
paper, 1t appears that the Mutual feueS g Ms ~,
grook7,,n are cheaper than those of any named
company.
For Instance, according to that statement:
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MILLINERY.
MAeS1F1cEST DISPLAY saMe
SPRING, 1917.
GRAND OPENING OF THE EMPORIUM OF
FASHION.

MADAM DEMELMAN
desires to inform the ladies' of Richmond and Well
nifty that she has fitted up tho store NO. l32o sian
street near corner of Fourteenth, With one OF the
handomest and best-selected stocksof
fEs. MILLINERY GOODS
ever offered In this city; among which she offers
BONNETS and HATS, of the latest novelty;
RICH RIBBONS,
FRENCH FLOWERS. and
BONNET MATERIAL of all descriptions.
Also, very large assortment OF
LADIES, and INFANTS CAPS.
She has also added to her business one OF the aRes,
and best-selected stocks OF HAIR GOODS ever
brought to this city, consisting of real and imitation
Switches and Curls; something new, the Cornet ana
Nilsson Braids; Chgnons in all shade and styles, In
Special Inducements offered to country merchants
to buy wholesale.
Having had great many years Of experience Ia
the millinery business, am confident OF giving ell
tire satisfaction. ,,
Persons viii do well to call and examine this well
selected stock before going elsewhere.
n. Is. Persons wishing to make their Own BonnetS
can be supplied with all necessary materials at
MAD. DEMELMAS'S.
ap5-lm No. 1923 Main street
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W. SPRING, 1872.
NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.
T. r. PRICE & CO.
arc now receiving by steamer and express SUPERB
stock of STAPLE and FANCY GOODS for the sea-
SON to which attention is called. Everything ne"
and beautiful will bc shown during the entire season.
DRESS GOODS.
RACK eros GRAIN and TAFFETA SILKS,
col ORED eros GRAIN and TAFFEIA slLhs,
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS. all colors;
PoPI. ms. VELOURS, MELANGES,
pr AIN and FIG URED JACONETS anu LAW Nd,
INDIA and JAPENESE SILKS,
DOLLIE WARDEN FRENCH and ENGLISH
CAMBR1CS, entirely new.
MOURNING GOODS.
SPECIALITY WITH TIE HOUSE. Such as
.yEI,0UR iAiPER ATRICE, VELOUR DE NICE,
eros DE NICE, YOURSELVES,
CASH DE ECESSE. TAMISE,
BBY2ASTiNE, FLs6RENTINE, CREToNNE,
DRAP DE MONTEREAU,
SUMMER HENRIETTA,
SUMNER CACHEMERE, IRON GRENADINES.
IN WORSTED AND SILK.
GRAPES and GRAPE Wells, &C., &C.
STAPLES.
LINENS and SHEETINGS. TOWELL1NGS,
DIAPERS. HUCKABACkS,
BLEACHED COTTONS, PILLOW COTTONS,
immense line of all the NEW PATTERN PRINTS
ali of which will I've sold as low as any house in
Americ, can afford to sell them for without giving
prices in detail.
NH % 1. X. PRlCE CO.
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STOCK RATES.

,ciN H. tcilt in
In the BROOKLYN. .siI.75o 90 slo,s5i 60
In the Universal. 1885 OIL 1926 90
Balance in favor of tho Brook
lyn at stock rates. $3.50 VI $3.50 ~
The greatly advantageous feature of the Brook
lyu In endorsing the Surrender FdlueS upon its
policies, in dollars and cents, for ten consecutive
yenrS. has met with unqualified praise from the
most celebrated American actuaries, as also from
the press North and South.
The Hon. Elizur Wright. who is admitted to lie the
greatest Insurance mathematician and actuary In
America, congratlilating the Brooklyn upon this
new and distinctive feature, says among other
things, ~ am particularly pleased by your depart
ure In the right direction from the ordinary method
| Of computing tie Surrender Taiues" ''One of the
greatest drawbacks to the popularity of life insu-
rance has been the disappointment and dissatlsac-
ton of retiring pocy-holdcrs ut the smallness n
The surrender rulue paid" &c. "All this would
have been prevented by distinct statement on The
policy IN ddrance IF the sum to be paid"
This statement, 1t will he seen, the Brooklyn makes
I'm dollars and cents so that there can he no mis-
take.
READ WHAT SOUTHERN PAPERS cay OF THIS
FEATURE:
The Sentinel, Raleigh, y c. January q, ls69.w
| rance
Sun (CbiunlbuS Ga. j." There IS no better COM
pany In the land A comparison with other corpor
ir,tons of similar character will convince all 81
the superior s'gety i" tht"g risks ''u4 oe Brook
DiSDatch, Isl. Louis. .no..J January !. 1s6o.-"A
policy in the Brooklyn life Is thus worth so much
in ready 1aoney. This Is the only life company in
the country that has carried this excellent J.dture
lof endorsing the cash surrender values In dollars
and ccutsl into It's business" "Pollcy-Olders being
doubly assured, the system cannot fail to become
very popular"
1t wifi be seen that assert nothing In the above
advertisement, but make simple statement OF the
superior ndr0ntrgcs Of the Brooklyn ms 1t appears
from diSipiueSted parties; and which ID strictly
correct.
Good agents wanted everywhere in Virginia, who
will be literally dealt with
I THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON,
General Agents for Virginia,
Office No 902 Main street, Richmond, Va.
nn lo-et&tlaWSln
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OFFICIAL.

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAP
IA TER XIII. OF THE ORDINANCE CON-
CORNING CEMETERIES.
Passed April 10, 1872.
Be it ordained, That chapter twenty-three of the
ordinances concerning cemeteries be amended by
adding thereto section II. as follows: -.
All. Be it orddined That any person who shall
shoot, hunt, or range, over the grounds OF a city
cemetery shall upon conviction Of such offence, be
liable to fine OF not less than five nor more than
twenty dollars. And the keepers of city cemeteries
thority to arrest any aud all persons so offending
aud carry him or them before the proper officer, 70
keepers are directed to post ut conspicuous points OF
the cemeteries under their charges respectively due
and full notice of this ordnance"
Published by authority. Z. {. HoWAtkD,,
ap Cost - lily Cierk.
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tho THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY OF
i .RICH1fOND.-Ther being so many true Con.
servatives running for the different Offices of the
city, and knowing the great opposition to the
gest that primary election may be had ut early
day rs possible; and, in the language OF Old vir.
gnia " let the longest pole knock down the sim
monB.n ~
up 22-lt "A TRUE CONSERVATIVE.
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Did.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

In Brunswick. on the nth instant, JOHN \
LEWIS; aged hfty-nine.
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TAKE NOTICE.-All persons indebted
4 TO HENRY SCHOTT. OF the Monticello Ho-
tel, Broad street between Sixth ard Seventh. will
please come forward and settle before THURSDAY
NEXT the s5th Instant otherwise their accounts
win be placed into other hands for collection
mn lo-lw HENRY SChuiI.
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WOOD AND COAL.

CITY COLLECTORS 0FpEcE,l Il
RICHMOND, VA, April II, 1872.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FROM
L THE 18TH TO THE 3oTH INSTANT, iuclr-
siye from O'Clock A. II. to O'Clock r. NJ, fer the
p IfECENSE TAX the amount thereon. '.And aiI
parties Conducting business after the lst day Q Nay
tcithou licfnse sha be ltd5ts to fine Of not tess
day." @ JOHN r. REdNAuLI,
ap Ia-st .z,s.as City Collector
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r C. COURTNEY & son,
- SIS BROAD STREET,
would call special attention to the following
GOODS just received:
Alexnnder's best Kid Gloves,
Lace Points and Sacks,
All the new styles Of Parasols,
ThompsOus Glove-Fitting Corsets, ..
Ottcnheimer's and Harris Corsets,
Fanning's Kid-Fitting Skeleton Corsets,
Hosiery of nil qualities aud sizes,
Gents Gauze Shirts and Drawers.
Gents and Boys Linen-Bosom Shirts,
Ladies' Gauze Fests-long and short sleeves;
White and Colorcd Pilue,
Table Damask, Napkins, Towels, Quilts,
Handkerchiefs, Ribbons.
Scarfs, and Embroideries. mp lo-lm
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND I'm
7 PACKET COMFANT.-Tlc steam ss--ss::s4-
ship GEORGE i. UPTON leaves New York every
SATURDAY.: leaves Richmond every TUESDAY.
The steamship WILLIAM L. CLYDE. leave, Hrw
York every TUESDAY: Leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY. Freight received daily.
D.J. BURR. President 1911 Main street.
S. ALEXANDER, Agent and General Suirriu-
teudcnt. Il -
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RITTERS, BITTERS.

RlTTEKS, BITTERS.
SO dozen Hostetter's Bitters. IL dozen Vinegar
Bltters IL dozen Plantation Bittcrs, l. dozen Ba-
ker's Rtters, Ho0fand's Btters, Hattor's Bttters,
Moflts Bitters, 50 dozen pints and quarts genuine
Wolf's Schiedhm Srhnaps- For sale by
- , u,fsE HQDEKER BROTHERS, Druggists
ap2s 80 = No. 1ai4 Main street.
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rJIO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
i 2ICHMOSD.-I have the honor to announce
myself a candidate for the Office OF CITY SER
GEANT, subject to tic action Of the Conservative
party. lap lS-3w 7. 7. MOORE.
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TN ACCORDANCE WITH MY REPLY
L to the call Of MANY Voters " am candidate
for nomination by the Conservative Convention for
the position of CITY AUDITOR, and respectfully
solicit support. ~.,,
ap ll-2W* j. X. ROGSTER.