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Somewhat Alarmed.

The Washington letters and telegams
sneak of the decided effect wrought upon
the Administration and its friends by the
late New York Liberal demonstration. 1t
was one which took all parties by surprise.
II gave as much satisfaction to the powerful
party opposed to the Administration as ii
gave of pain to the Administration and its
friends. We copy below telegram to the
Baltimore Sun, which is of the general tenor
of the Washington dispatches Oh this sui
ject:
"wAsu1NGroN, April 14.-The significance
of the New York demonstration of Friday
evening against the reelection of President
Grant is supported by such formidable and
eminent array Of Republicans that astonlsh-
ment is excited instead of ridicule in Ad-
minstration quarters. Some Of the most
sanguine friends of the Cincinnati Conven-
ton hardly expected that three or four nun
dred of the men foremost in the RepuhiIcan
ranks Of the State of New York would be
found to be officers of the first mass meeting
of the presidential campaign in the Liberal
movement; but such is the fact. With one
or two exceptions, all the wealthy Republl'
cans in New York city who subscribed llbe-
rally four years ago for the election of Grant
are now opposed to him, and they are deter
mined that nothing shall be left rndone to
carry the States of New York and Pcnnsyl.
vania against him."
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has never found its way to the official recofds
in tho office of the Secretary Of State,
"Mister Baez, have YOU released ii"''''
YETI" uo tyanis
"wcll, I makes re order, but you &c 'ai''
to make Won leetle more inquire ,,,.cinp
Here Perry struck a position, ana t.e e1 nasal
his huge fist in close proximity o " Dominican
organ of the President OF tne :; no MESSAGE
Renmh,ic. delivered his diploinatic i''e'''o'
<'D.Yon Cd ID saddle-co'oreu i!,nS1, s SOU
os h"bi You don't know how to tell lhe ne
truth I would not believe you u,'t t,,a
o Lii" bringing his huge fist down on the
t oI' Till its furniture danced n hornpnIe,}
Cd d-n you, give me that order! l
don't leave here without it,
Baez. trembling (aside), cursed Americana
tre-men:j jus!
Perry got the order, and Hatch got out:
That night Perry went to his house under
a solemn sense of his unworthiness, fully eN'
pecting an attempt to arrest him; he IN
chained his bulldog, loaded his revolver
afresh. provided himself with several extra
clubs, and awaited the approach OF the
enemy; but the enemy did not come.
make no apology for this narration: Ii
fault there is, it is in the existence OF the facts
and not in their being told.
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D SPRING, 1872.
NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.
T. R. PRICE & co.
are now receiving by steamer and express 4 superb
stock of SrAPL and FANCY GOODS for the sea-
SON to which attention Is called. Everything new
and beautiful will be shown during the entire season.
DRESS GOODS.
BLACK eros GRAIN and TAFFETA SILKS.
COLORED eros GRAIN aud TAFFETA SlLkS
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS. all coors;
POPLINS, SELOURS, MELANGES. $1,000
pr AIN and FIGURED JACONETS aud LAWNS,
INDIA and JAPENESE SILKS.
DOLLIE WARDEN FRENCH and ENGLISH
CAMERICS, entirely new.
MOURNING GOODS. ...
A SPECIALITY WITH THE HOUSE: Such as
VELOUR IMPERATRICE. VELOUR De NICE,
GROS DE NICE, YOURSELVES,
CASH DE- ECESSE, TASlISE,
BYZASTiNE. FLORENTiNE, CRETONNE,
DRAP DE MONTEREAU,
SUMMER HENRIETTA.
SUMNER CACHEMERE, IR0S GRENADINES.
IN WORSTED AND SILK.
GRAPES and GRAPE Wells, &C, &C.
STAPLES.
LINENS and STIEETISGS, TOWELLISGS,
DIAPERS, HUCkABACkS, ,
BLEACHED COTTONS, PILLOW COTTONs,
GOODS for gentlemen and boys, great assortment -
Immense line OF all the NEW PATTERN PRINTS.
&c, &C.
All OF which will Ike sold as low any house In
America can afford to sell them for without giving
prices IN detail
NH IS Il. X. PRiCE q Co.
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ATTITUDES of the Northwest when there are
~ many thousands of acres to1be purchased
q, This staten low prices and ut low prices
here where outdoor work Is agreeable and
perfectly secure from peril all winter, ana
here where markets are near, and every adj
vantage of good society, good health, ana
common schools, arc to be enjoyed by every
newcomer. But there will be n revulsion
of the tide in short time, and it will in Il
good degree spread out on the Atlantic sllea
instead of sweeping on in solid body 30 meet
the SHOWS and winters prison of the North
Il.
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r WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS

NJ WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS.
NV WINES for the coming season are now arriving.
and shall soon have the most complete assortment
ever offered in this city, consisting of
CLARETS,
BURGUNDIES,
SAUTERNES, and
HOOKS,
IN hogsheads and cases, from the cheap TABLE
WINES to the finest brands known In Europe, in-
Guiding the Chateau La Rose, Latte, Margaux,
Clos de Vougeot, Chambertin, Licbfraumilch, Hoch-
heimcr, and Schoss Johannisberg.
CHAMPAGNE,
of the house of Bouche, Fills & Co.. Mareull, France
and others, especially put up for me, and selected
with the greatest would call particular aten-
ton to the NAPOLEON CABINET and the ID
WINE-the latter being perfectly dry.
MADEIRAS, SHERRIEs, AND PORT,
of great age and purity IN casks and cases, aud like
wise on draught.
OfBRANDIES, ALWAYS keep Il large stock on hand.
and now expect daily direct shipment from
Mcssrs James Hcnnessey & Co, Cognac, France.
Ialso import and have always on hand those cele-
brated yICHY and Settlers WATERS; and IN
connection with these, would call special attention
to that famous BITTER WATER of the Frederick 5
Hall Spring. Germany, just received direct from
there.
Having given my orders for the above. either YER
bally when in.Europc last summer, or early i'll the
fall by letter, avoided the late heavy advance and
shall thus be enabled to sell III most Instances at my
old prices; and particularly CHAMPAGNE am
enabled to sell at former prices although such houses
rs HeIdseck and others have advanced their price
81 (goldl per dozen bottles.
CIGARS have been very scarce. owing to the trou-
bes In Cuba, but have just succeeded In getting
large and very fine lot direct from Havana.
knowing that no other house in the State has as
large and wcll-sclcctcd stock rs offer, respect
fully beg call from all In want Of either of the
above.
WHISKEYS Of the very best houses, and old, In
large quantities, constantly on hand.
OSCAR CRANE,
Importer of Wines, Liquors, and Cigars,
apll-codst No. II Governor street.
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A Rough Diplomat--Negro Govern
rnent.

~ 1COuSu SoFC1
ment.
We hardly knew whether to publish the
following extract or not, but in weighing the
question, we finally conclude that as it re-
United States Government and the Govern
ment of st. Domingo-thc most famous negro
government in the world-it is due to the
public. The Federal Government las its
ideas touching negroes and negro rights,
and had its plans for anneXing st. Domingo
to the United States; therefore, this negro
government, extending over one of the
richest islands of the world-this Govern
ment over people who have been free for
fifty years, and who fell into possession of
one of the best cultivated and most highly
improved islands in the West Indies-is en-
titled to notice as one of the Powers Of the
earth. We should know all we can of its
people, their condition, their industry, and
their products. We should also know what
sort Of government they have, and what
amount Of intelligence and dignity marks the
conduct of their supreme ruler. The extract
we give below relates to the demeanor of
President BAEz, with whom General GRANT
carried on treaty for so many months. The
extract is taken from the letter Of reliable
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial,
dated San Domingo city, February 8, 1872 !:
In 1869 Raymond G. Perry was sent here
as United States commercial agent. Ii ap-
pears that he soon decided Hatch's case--that
Hatch was an American citizen, entitled to
the protection of the United States, and he
therefore demanded his liberty and his pass
ports. After long parleying and many con-
ditions, Perry becoming nervous, Baez finally
promised that he would give the order for
Hatch's release the following Monday.
Perry called on Monday, when there were
new difficulties and more parleying-not cal
culated to quiet Perry's nerves. 1t should he
known that Perry IL a mighty man in bone
and muscle. Another promise was finally
made--that Hatch should be released on the
next Wednesday. Wednesday passed, and
Hatch not making his appearance, Perry re-
paired again to the headquarters OF Baez, 1t
is painful to tell how Minister, or agent,
rather, Of the United States can. yield to
temptation when sorely tried; but the truth
Of history requires it-~particniariy as think
the diplomatic language used on the OCCASION
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DOLLY WARDEN, DOLLY VAR

MET DULL1 FhhDlIN, boL1A @h
DEN.-How popular that nalne has become In a
short time and how slortlived 1t Will be. Not so
with the name of LEVY BROTHERS. Time adds
TO the popularity of their name, and 1t must con-
GOODS such bargains Us can be had nowhere else.
PIQUES at lea, IS, 30, IS, 4Oc., and upwards;
BISHOP LAWN at 90, rs, 80, IS, 10, and SOC. per
yard;
CHECK and STRIPED MUSLINs at 90, 25, and mp
to SOC. per yard;
TUCKED MUSLIN, full-yard wide, at sl.2S and
Sl.5o-just one-half the regular price;
Handsome styles of SPRING DRESS GOODS at 2s
80, IS, 40, and 50c.;
BLACK ALPACAS and MOHAIRs from 3oc. to %
per yard; ,.
Best FRENCH BOMRAZINES at $l.25, sl.So, $l.75
and So per yard;
WHITE and COLORED-EDGE BLACK SILKS ut
sl.25, $3.50, sl.75, 81, and up to $3.50 per yard
all very cheap;
IRON GRENADINES of all qualities at low
prices; -s
FRENCH PERCALES ut CSC. per yard-would be
cheap at 3Oc.
LAWNS, GINGHAa1s, and GRENADINES In
great variety;
CLOTHS, CAsslMEREs, CAsHMERET, and
TWEEDS In great variety Mt popular prices
GINGHANIS at l2.c. worth l63c.; a...
Ful-wdth uNBLEACHED SHEETING at sSc.
per yard;
Ful-wldth BLEACHED sHEETING at 4oc. per
yard;
Fine yard-wide UNBLEACIIED COTTON at l2sc.
per yard sold everywhere at l5c.;
Good yard-wide BLEACHED COTTON at l2s. Is
and 1890;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at &c.;
WAMsUTTA COTTON at 2lc.;
ANDROsCOGGIN COTTON at lsc.;
HONEY-COA1B QUILTS large enough for the
largest beds at sl25 and Sl.5o worth - and $780,
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRTS at SOC. worth 81;
TABLE COVERS, warranted all wool, ut il worth
$l.5O;
TIDES I'm great variety from 4oc. to 1928;
Toll COVERS at 80 &C., and Il;
HUCKABACK TOWELS ut SIPS, $3.50, 81, and up
to so per dozcil-all very cheap;
Pure LINEN DOYLIES ut 8oc. per dozen worth 81 ;
LINEN DAAIASK for table-cloths at soc. worth
sac. per yard;
4 large assortment of LINEN and LAWN SUITS
forladies made up In the very best style;
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS Of the latest
fashion,:
KID GLOVES ut 6oc. Il pair and upwards;
All kinds of UNDERGRADUATES for ladies.
CORSETS,
HOOP SKIRTS and BUSTLES,
DOLLY WARDEN CALICOES and LAWNS,
DOLLY WARDEN SWISS and PIQUES,
DOLLY WARDEN JEWELRY.
NEW GOODS
now being received by every steamer from New
York, of which there arc five In number. We are
therefore better prepared than ever to offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
to our customers. Every article usually kept i'll Il
frst-class establishment can now be found in our
store Our friends in the country can have their
dcrs filed to their satisfaction.
We have but ONE PRICE, and sell FOR CASH
ONLY.
Goods will he sent by express, G. o. d., or upon
the receipt of ihc-m money.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
anIa Richmond, Va.
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PESHsYLvAN1A.-We publish from For
NEY's Philadelphia Press an article showing
the dissatisfaction amongst the Pennsylvania
Republicans with the doings of the mte
office-holders' convention in that State. III
is impossible, under such state OF iee'll,9'
that the GRANT party can triumph at the
State elections in Pennsylvania.
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We look for the passage of some amnesty
bill by the GRANT party in an attempt to
flank the Liberals. Our Washington CORE
spondent suggests that such a piece OF
strltegy is probable.
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DIED.
Al the residence of his father at L quarter 10 s
o'clock, LAWRENCE DEM ETREYS, infant son Of
Albert and Ann +. Ball, aged three months aud five
days.
Farewell, METIE deep and Owly
Rest thee Oh thy bed of clay,
Kindred spirits, angels holy.
Bore thy heavcnward soul away.
Sad We gave thee TO the number
Laid in yonder icy halls,
And above thy peaceful sunrr
Many shower of sorrow falls.
On Sunday. 18th instant. rs 5 O'Clock L. a..
GEORGE {. STUART, in the t~enty-$iAt tn year OF
his are.
Augusta, Ga, and New Orleans papers copy.
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April stll. 1872.
NILEINEEX.

MFRS. +. j. THURSTON WILL a-s8s
vi OPEN on TUESDAY and WE'D YES ssSSilItfes
DAY. 10Th and 18th lnstants. a very iargeSMeNs
and select assortment OF Partisan and London pat
fern BONNETS and HATS: also. L fine stock OF
NOTIONS and FANCY ARTICLES. Feeling that
| can please the most fls,idious call Is solicited.
Ny prices are lis cheap any In the city.
SIRS. T.. d. TIIIJRSTON,
No. 315 Broad street.
M l5-u* between Third aud Fourth streets
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"THE BEST, PUREST, AND
MOST ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH"
MEADE & BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE COD-LIVER OIL,
imported direct from New Foundland.
We have the testimony of physicians and patients
that 1t is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH
AND MORE EASILY AssIMILATED than any other
oil In the market. \ fresh supply just received.
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
NH q7-3m 919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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For sale by ELLYSON Il TAYLOR.

For sale by ELLYsoN 4 TAYLOR.
Ho,r the World rds Peoptcd. Ethnologi-
cal Lectures by Rev. EDWARD FoNTAlNE,
Professor of Theology and Natural
Science; member of the New York His
torcal Society and the Academies of
Sciences of New Orleans, Baltimore, &c.
New York: d. APPLETON Il Co.
The author of this work is descended from
Il Virginia family, if not born in Virginia.
We believe he is a grandson of PATRICK
HENRY. But while this is sure to command
for him personal respect, it will not affect the
merits of his philosophic speculations. Upon
the question of the origin of the human
species he takes the ground that they arc all
descended from one original pair Of parents.
He opposes earnestly the adverse theories OF
seven, five, or three different types, de-
scended from seven, five. or three different
ADAMS and Ewes; or that which supposes
mankind to be developed from inferior ami
mails.
This discussion is very attractive sort Of
mental recreation; but it is involved in such
mystery that people will not be decided as to
whether the human species descended from
one or more than one set of parents. The
theory of their development from inferior
animals, we suppose, can never rise to any
great dignity so far as public appreciation can
dignity il. Mr.. FoSTAINE discusses the sub
jcct as one we'll posted upon the theories.
physical and moral, that have been advanced
with regard to it.
A very interesting feature Of the book is
lecture on the abongnes of America. and
another upon the Mississippi river, its pecll-
liarities. its crllmbling banks, shifting chan
nels, &C., &C., and insects and reptiles OF the
Delta.
For sale by ELLYsos & TAYLOR.
The Popular Science Monthly is the title of
a new monthly issued by APPLETON & Co.,
devoted to selections from the leading pcriodi-
calls of the day. This No. is excellent,
and if the publishers only maintain the
standard of this No. it may he considered
the best eclectic magazine Of the country.
For sale by ELLysoN IL TAYLOR.
Life and -4drent,ncs Of Martin Chuz=lc,rit
tl;tionS by j. BARNARD. New York: HAIR
PER & BROTHERS.
This belongs to the HARPERS' household
edition of DIcKENs's works.
For sale by WEST & JOHNSTON.
The Fist German Rcader-to succeed the
"First Book in German" BY GEORGE +.
COMFORT, A. NJ, professor Of modern Ian
guages, and -EsthcticS, Syracuse Uni
versity, n. Y, Author o. IS German
Series'' New York: HARrEls BROTHERS.
For sale by WEST & JOHNSTON.
The Woman's Kingdom. A love story. BY
the Author of "John Halifax, G entleman,'
Hannah" &c.
A part of the HARPERs' uniform edition Of
of Miss MULoCn'S works.
For sale by WEST & JOHNSTON.
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V,HE GREATEST BARG AIMS
SPRING; DRY GOODS.

SPRING DRY GOODS.
New styIc Mrhuir Dress Goods, > Ia SOC. FER !'"'
Bcst-make Black AlpacaS. 25c. Az
SPLENDID Black silk 1T Sl.Jo and :: per yaTi:
Trimming silks. all coors, AT :L:j yer yard;
White Piuucs, Bishop and Victoria ia"il'' .''u''
socks Swiss Muslins, and cambrics, from IT,"
soc. per yard:
Tarlatans. all shades, IN to '5''.;
Latest STYLES Cassimcrrs. 7jc.. 81, Sl.5 ahh :i"'
Cambria Edgings aud Insertin?s, very cheap
Cents Kid Gloves. extra quality At SIS per p7N'
adde's, Kid Gloves. best aud PrettSst al st'' ~
pair;
Very newest designs "t Parato!S'
Lace and Linen EO|ais t-.u SeI''
Lace Shawls and Sacks,
Ladies' Suits
Best aud largest Grape Wells,
Superior Table Linens,
Napkins, Towels, Quilts,
and many more desirable articles. ~ TIE "'h
prices. at WILLIAM THALHlMER SONS
apl2 Dol hrotth. '"'r''- - 80 -
i 80 BEOtD sTEtt'
would call special attention 10 the i''''"'''
GOODS Just received:
Alexnndcr's lssl hid Gloves,
Lace Points and Sacks.
An the new styles Of Para.oi>'
Thompsou's Gloyr-fitt!LS C"rse's'
Ottenheimer's and 1arts I"r>ets; ,r,.r..
Fauuing's kid-Fittirc Skeleton '"rN'S'
Hosiery OF all qualities aud Hizer,
Gents t;auzc Shirts aud Drawer;
Gents ami Boys Lincn-I"som Hh.aI;. .,
LADIES' Cau2c tcstS--lonS a'!i snort s''''
White and Co0rrd Fque. ,st,
T,hIc Danask. Napkins, Towcls, Quilt
Handkerchief, Hhhohs' -, ia-'m
Scarfs and Fmbroid,ri'-i --LL--------
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STOCK RATES.

Balance in favor of the Brook
lyn at stock rates .........'... 1858 % 1885 90
The greatly advantageous feature of the Brook
lyn In endorsing the Surrender PnlueS upon Its
policies in dolldrs and cents for ten consecutive
years. has met with unqualified praise from the
most celebrated American actuarics. also from
the press North and South
The Hon. Elizur Wright, who Is admitted TO be the
greatest insurance mathematician and actuary in
America cGngratulating the Brooklyn upon this
new and distinctive feature, says among other
things, Il am particularly pleased by your depart
urc in the right direction from the ordinary method
Of computing the Surrender Values" lone OF the
greatest drawbacks to the popularity Of life ins'l-
rance has been the disappointment and dissatisfac-
ton of retiring policy-oldcrs at the s,Haitness NJ
the surrender ralre pdid." &c. All this would
have been prevented by Il distinct statement on the
policy int adrance IF the sum to be pnid.'
This statement, It will I've scen the Brooklyn makes
IN dollars and cents, that there can he no mis-
take.
READ WHAT SOUTHERN PAPERS SAY OF THIS
FEATURE:
tn, Sentinel (Rdlei1h. " C., January q, $780,
This aren't Jenture IF cash surrender rd!ntS Is an
Improvement that signalizcs the era OF lie lhst-
rance ..
punv I'm the land. 4 comparison with otlfer corpo-
rations of similar character Will convince all o
the superior saty Ia taking risks acnh Hle broo4-
lyn Life" -, , ,o,o :.
Motley In the BroOklyn Life is thus worth SO much
i1aAeiIdu noneY This is The 0nLy III. company Ill
(of endorsing the c;sh surrender values In dollars
and cents) into its business "Pocy-holdcrs being
d0ubly assured, the system cannot fall 10 Hecomc
very popular.
it will be seen that assert nothing In the above
advertisement. but make simple statement OF the
superior advantages Of he Brpoktpn asst appears
from disinterested pdjtieS; and which Is strictly
correct.
Good agents wanted everywhere in Virginia, who
will be literally dealt with.
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON,
General Agents for Virginia,
Office No. 902 Main street, Richmond, Va.
an IO-6t&tlaw3m
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All the information received here goes to
show that the breach in the Renubllcin
party is final and irretricvable.
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- SPECIAL NOTICES.
.Ma INSURE YOUR LIFE
tEaBa 4 III ffiE
BRoogLYE LIFE lSsURANcE COMPANY,
Z OF NsW YORK.
ev~sVooso'
AND RAPIDLY INCREASING.

AND RAPIDLY INCREASING,
l. Because It is acknowledged to be perfectly SOL
rent BY ali Insurance Comm sStoners.
.. Because tits the cheapest. FgsEfisgs. s
.. Because It endorses the surrender ralue on Its
policies, a, dollars and cents for ten consecutive
years, and ten years thereafter, If desired.
According to the statement of the rates OF the diff
ferent Life Insurance companies Of rstclass stand
Ing In the United States made by "The Universal"
In It's advertisement entitled 'sFncts are Stubborn
Things" and published recently in southern news
paper, It appears that the Mutual Rates Of The
brooklyn are cheaper than those of any named
company.
For instance, according to that statement:
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

TERR ON RECEIVERS, BIGELOW'S
IN Insurance Reports, . vols; Kerr ON ih)Inc-
hict OF Laws; Townshcnd on SANDER and Lfbei !
Perry on Trusts Bliss ON Life Insurance; ,d Mi-
lard on Contracts !. vols American LS Siains
Gases. Q vols: American Reports, vols. SANDS
Forms Matthew's Criminal Digest and Commits,
siopers Guide. AL the new anu standard works ~
NH :s-dSw RANDOLPH q ENGLISH.
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E.sY GOODS.

TINAL CLOSlNG-OuT SALE.
have removed the remaining STOCK OFGr'l'>
of Duckwall & Rouss to No. 800 BROAD SIRLLI
MANY valuable goods still remain Isui, ana VIII "
closed out at and below cost.
In the course of ten days shall commence Ie'''nS
In an entire ncS stock. ,,.rrr
an I5-2t ~. j. bAItpI-I,
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apEx,HAE NOTICES.

MT TIE PERFORMANCE ATsVIR-
GINA HaLLson WEDNESDAY, NIGHT Is for
the good Of the Order Of the scnso IeHpeIance'
GOTTEN nm under the auspices Of Harmony Division,
% ra,se funds 10 efray expenses OF their new and
beautiful hall on Broad street between Sixth ana
seye,;ti, streets. Give them helping hand. Your
Ife,s In Danger Nan. or the Good for Nothipg;7
nPrayer before the Battle = Marsailles'" Young
pecrnit., sbues. &c. &c-all for Is cents. apls-lt
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DrssoE,UTsnNs d PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSERTATIONS ~ PARTNERSHIP
DISSOLUTION.-T firm of PAUL
DBARGAMIN Il co. Is this day dissolved 10y
mutual consent. pALL bnfN'h 1n;,c
April sth, 1877.
The RAILROAD SUPPLY BUSINESS Will be
CONTINUED in all lis branches by The ilnGcrsigneG.
PAUL BARGAMtN.
Having disposed Of my Interest in The railroad
suppIv business 10 PAUL BARGAMIS,I respectfully
solicit for him a continuance OF the patronage SO
LITERALLY bestowed upon the late firm.
WILLIAM n. BRAGG.
Anril sth lS1o. ap l3-lw
JAMES ALFRED JONES. WOOD BouLDIS' Jn
TONES IL BOULDIN, ATTORNEYS
~ AT LAW, NONCOMPLIANCE ALE CRED
JONES ana WOOD BOULDlN. Jr., Of the city Of
Richmond. have united in the PRACTICE OF
LAW.
They will continue TO attend the Court of Appeals
and other courts held I'm Richmond Estate and Fed
rraD. aud Mr. Eoudn The courts of Halifax
county and the Federal courts 1T Danrillc
street: ilr. Bouldins, for the present. 6l9 Franklin
street.
NOTICE TO MY CIlENTS.-My unfinished pro-
fcssiul business lnlcss other counsel he rctained)
will be- closed y McSSrs. Jones & BOulLin, to whom
clients referred.
or my son / say nothing: and Mr.. Jones is too
we'll known TO the State a. lawyer and man TO nced
commentator. Your Interests will suffer no dctrl-
mcnt Ivy the change. or> ,,o,
apl NoOD BoULDlN'