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: o- noIIy WARDEN, DOLLY VAR.

HIS DOJlII h1kDeN'S
nES.-How popular that name has become III
short time, and how shortltved IL VIII DE- MOL 30
with tim name Of LEVY BROTHERS. Timo adds
to the popularity of their name. and IL must con-
,re n n az. when they offer 10 purchasers OF Dfl
coons eucb b,rp,ip, AS can be Ind nowhere else.
PIQUES mt I6s. IS, 20, 81, aOc.' ana up"a'"s'
BISHOP LAWN at 90, Is, 80. So io' anu 'oc per
yard;
CHECK and STRIPED MuSLlNo III ~ -'' a'o up
to SOC. per yard; .+....
Tucked MUSLIN, full-yard wide, at Sl."' ana
sl.so-.ust onc-half the regular price; ..fH
Handsome STYLES Of SPRING DhE7S "ooOo d. 20
30. as. 30, and Soc;
RACK ALPACAs and MoIiAIRs from acc. to =
per yard; n.
Rest FRENCH BoMBAZINEs at sl.25, $3.50, sl.75'
aud So per yard; ... .-.r ~#
WHITE and COLORED-EDGE BLACK SILKS at
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;
FRENCH PERCALES at CSC. per yard-would be
cheap ut 3dc.; ....- ..
LAWNS, GINGHAMs. and GRENADINES In
great variety; -..
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, CAsHMERET, and
TWEEDs in great variety ut popular prices;
GINGIIAAlS at l?ic. worth lGac.:
Full-width UNBLEACHED SHEETING at CSC.
per yard;
Full-width BLEACuED sIIEETING at 4Oc. per
yard
Fine yard-wlle UNBLEACHED COTTON at lstc.
per yard sold everywhere ut l5c.;
Good yartl-widc BIEACIIED COTTON at l23, Is,
and 1890;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at CSC.
WAMSUTTA COTTON at "lc.;
ANDEOsCOGGIN COTTON at lsc.;
uONEY-COMB QUILTS large enough for the
largest beds. at :l95 and :.5O worth soand $3.50;
DUpLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRTS at soc. worth Fl;
TABLE COVERS, warranted I'LL wool at il worth
Sl.5O:
TIDES in great variety from 4oc. to sl.25;
Toll ET-COyERS ut 50. 75c.. and 81:
HUCKABACK TOWELS at SIPS, Sl.sc -. and up
f. 50 per dozcn--aD very cheap:
Pure LINEN DUYLIES at GOc. PER dozen worth 81 ;
LINEN DANIASk for table-cloths 1T SOC. worth
e9lc. per yard:
4 large assortment of LINEN and LAWN SUITS
for ladies made up III the very best style;
PAEAsuLS and UMBRELLAS Of the latest
fashion;
KID GLOVES at Coz. u pair AMI upwards:
All kinds Of UNDERGRADUATES for ladies.
CORsETS.
HOOP-SKlRTS and BUSTLES,
DOLLY WARDEN CALICOES and LAWNS,
DOLLY WARDEN SWISS and PIQUES.
DOLLY WARDEN JEWELRY.
NEW GOODS
now being received 'y every steamer from New
York At 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
illst-cass establishment can now he found In our
store our friends IN the country can have their or
dcrs filled 10 their satisfaction.
We have but ONE PRICE, AMI sell FOR CASH
ONLY.
Good VIII lie sent Ivy express {. Q, -. or upon
tie receipt CT the none.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1915 aud 1915 Main street,
apl3 Richmond, Va
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Petition Presented Friday.

Mr.. Johnston, of Virginia, presented in
the Senate the memorial of William III
Mcdaniel, of Culpeper county, Va, asking fol
a pension. Mr.. Johnston said that the pen.
sion law required sixty days service Mr.
Mcdaniel had served tifty-eight-only two
less than was needed. The petitioner was
now in the poor-house at Culpepcr. lii
moved that the memorial be referred to the
Committee OIL Pensions, and he hoped they
would promptly report in favor of the pen
sion asked.
BY Mr.. Braxton: The petition of Ii. c.
McCarty, asking to have his political disa.
biiities removed.
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Hon. David a. Wells writes 10 tne oplIliS
field Republican in explanation Oh ms 49, tLa.
of political economy. The hrst art,Cig ~ tlia.
the best Government is the one WHICH tahe1
the least amount i'll taxes from the people col''
sistent with its legitimate requirements. He,
cond, that the highest right OF properly Is rnc
right to exchange it unobStructea'! iol alls
other property. Third, that a man WHO c. ,l,
not get living by his honest cNcrllons, anu ~
therefore calls upon the community TO 'aA IL,
self to help him, is pauper III every sense
of the word and lastly, that the system OF
protection as taught and plnctlced IN the
Unitsd States is second only -VliEiny 20
the system Of American slavery as 1t cNlsteo
prior to the bellion.--EcchdnJe.
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SPEECH OF SENATOR TRUMBuLL AT THE New
| YORK MEETlNG.-At O'Clock Colonel Conk-
ling introduced Senator Trumbull, who said:
"There are several causes for the dissatis-
| faction Of the people which cln only briefly
allude to. But one cause of complaint which
| produces the alienation of the late inslurec-
tionMy States and keeps alive the hates and
animosities engendered by the war is the
continuance Of political disabilities after the
| OCCASION for them has passed away. In con-
sequence Of this continuance the govern
ments in the late inslrrectionary States have
fallen into the hands of inexperienced and
| in MANY instances corrupt adventures, who
have plundercd the people of these States
scarcely less than you in the city Of New
York have been plundered by your former
city governments. [Applausc.
"Why are these disabilities continued :?
Why are they not removed and all the PEG.
pie enfranchised? / think there are two
causes, and two alone, which prevent it-one
mercenary, the other political. [Applause.]
The mercenary one the adventures showed
by excluding from office in all these States
the former leading men of large experience
and capacity, and although they were
traitors during the war, they were not
ehiS'Ns ~ PiuAdIiSlss uCl1 GACtllSlOu
has thrown these governments into the
hands of men who have used their power
to plumber the people over whom they rule,
and the debts Of southern States have been
swollen in ssome instances to twenty-fold
what they were before the war began.
Gone great measure, then, which is de.
manded III the name Of honesty, in the name
of peace, and the best interests of all, is the
passage ola general bill removing political
disabilities. .i
"Another cause of complaint among the
people is the one in which the patronage of
the Government is ,ised-used as so much
money to carry elections-not in the interest
of party event. does not rise to that high
disnity-brt in the interest of faction Of
party. The civil-service system is the parent
OF many, very many, evils. / cannot stop
tonight to point out the officers in many
localities who are taxed portion Of their sala-
ries for party purpose, and IL they do not
rerferln the political duty required they are
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EEH- CORRECT THE STOMACH.--1t is
wrl-asrertaucd physiological fact that the origin
of most Of the ills that afict humanity is dcrangcd
condition Of the alincntary canal. The bowels be-
come cois,irItcd and sluggish. and thence arises
train OF painful aud distressing nIaladcs. Asa pre-
yentyc and cure. there is remedy safe and sure
Us DR.. TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS.
WEST POINT. GA. September 3, ISL
". II. TIT: Dear Sir.-l have been all invalid for
five years, aud have with fortitude and Irlticnce
tried nearly every patent medicine known to the
people witoutany efcctual relief 1t was suggested
BY some of my friends to take your Vegetable Pills
for which am under obligations for said sugges-
ton. 1t being favorable one propose to state the
effects. | weigh than ever did, and my health
is far better than it has been In five years Ger
tainly give all the credit TO your Pills.
Very respectfully,
J. 4. DONALDSON.
The BARRIERS prefer DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE.
ap 10-ccdlwSw
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Mr.. CAUSE.-THE New York tribune

Mr.. Cause.-The New York tribune OF
Friday says:
The following extract from private le e.s,t
gives satisfactory and encouraging acc1 n;i,,
of the health of Chief Justice Chase WHICH,
we take great pleasure in publishing; ,ono,
"Mr, Chase is doing full duty on tho Dchcf n,
and has been doing it since the opening OF
the the cont arc held daily from o'clock to 3,
except on SATURDAY TIL; n is 1 ,e rfOn
day. when cases arc decided ths d ha .e T udaes
Of his this work the Chief Justice takes his fulI
share Jr r He lives two miles in the country,
will be seen at glance that this is solid hard I'D
work. and requires for its pcrfor Ia so al
active mind and a robust body. sllch con COZ!
tinuous labor is trying to the best constltu,
tons but Mr. Chase has continued to thrlte
under if. and he himself considers his health
better than it was before his attack.
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STOCK RATES.

Balance In favor Of the Brook
ivn at stock rates ............. $3.50 90 1886 90
The gredtly advantageous ttdture of the Brook
lvn in endorsing the Surrender IulueS upon It's
policies IL, dOlIurS md cents, for ten consecutive
yenrs, has met with unqualified praise from the
most celebrated American actuarics US also from
the press North and South.
The Hon. Elzur Wright who is admitted TO he the
greatest insurance mathematician and actuary in
America, congrauatng the Brooklyn upon this
new and distinctive feature, says among other
things, II am particularly pleased by your depart
IRE In the right direction from the ordinary method
| of computing the Surrender Pulues." 'One Of the
greatest drawbacks to the popularity of life lnsu-
rance has been the disappointment and dissatsfac-
ton of retiring policyholdcrs at the smhttness Of
the surrender ralue pail" &c. "All this would
have been prevented Ivy distinct statement on the
policy in uirnnce Of the Su" to be paid"
This statement. 1t will be seen, the Brooklyn makes
in dollars and cents, that there can DO no mis-
take
READ WHAT SOUTHERN r.,rERS SAY OF THIS
FEATURE:
The Sentinel (Ruleiyh, v. C.. January o7 1885,
This 0reGf feature Of crtsh surrender rdlncS Is al
improvement that s!gnazcs the era OF life insu-
rance" -
panv I'm the land 4 comparison with other coIl,o-
fatons of similar character will convince all OF
the sy"ger0r SAFETY i" ticking risks "A S'' H'"""-
DisDatch. ST. Louis, No..) january :, 1soa.-"A
policy In the BrookiV, life is thus worth so much
In ready money. This Is the c.iiy lie Gompdny III
Iof endorsing the cash surrender values III dollars
and ccnts) into its business "Pocyholdcrs being
donbLy assured, the system cannot fail to becolnc
very popular
twin bc seen that assert 'iothin3 i'll the above
advertisement. but make Il simple statement of The
superior ndrn"tnges Of the BroohiHt RS IL appears
| from disntereSted parties; and which Is strictly
correct. 80
Good agents wanted everywhere Iii Virginia. who
will be literally dealt with.
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND 4 son,
General Agents for Virginia.
Office No. 9O2 Main street, Richmond, Va.
an lo-6t& tlaw3nl
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- - ..d sothers. srIhstituted ,

.o,n removed; and Others substituted VINO
will be active in politics.
OF the tendency to the centIallz w 10 ia;s
the Government, Che Senator sald: II ens
system of encroachment' be permitted 10 90
on, the day is not far distant when our ne
mblican system, based on the idea OF Il alVl-
sion of powers between the Federal Govern
ment and the States, will be Transformed lI'.o
one imperial despotism Withall the power y, ~ y.
Washington, and care not whether ll,a !.
power is exercised by a single person as u !,
monarch, or by five hundred persons caiIco
u Congress, it is equally despotlsm' lAF-
piaIIsc.1
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MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY. .-,Go
.yMSSE
SPRING, l>7a.
GRAND OPENING OF TIE EMPORIUM OF
FASHION.

MADAM DEMELMAE
desires TO inform the ladies Of Richmond and vic-
nifty that she las fitted up the store No. 1928 Main
street, near corner Of Fourteenth, With one OF the
handonicot and bcst-sclcctcd stocks Of
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, a very large assortment of
LADIES' and INFANTS CAPS.
She has also added to her business of the largest
and best-sclcctcd stocks of HAIR GOODS ever
brought to this city, consisting of real and imitation
Switches and Curls; sonnet hing new. the Cornct and
Nilsson Braids Chislons, in all shade and styles in
endless variety.
Special Inducements offered to country merchants
to buy wholesale.
Having had great many years of experience III
the millinery business, confident of giving
tire satisfaction.
Persons will do we'll to call and examine this we'll
selected stock before going elsewhere.
y. Il. Persons wishing TO make their own Bonncts
can be supplied with all necessary naterlls at
MAD. DEMELMAN'S.
81 No. 1923 Main street.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

TN RESPONSE TO A PUBLISHED
| CALL signed L" Many Voters announce my
.njf = candidatc for JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
for CLAW Ward subject to the action of the ConScrya-
i've Convention. Zap l5-lwl NJ. j. POWERS.
r7,O MY ELLOW-CITIZENS OF RICH
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of having faithfully dis
charged the duties Of the position you gave me. re-
spectfully announce myself candidate Tor re-ecc-
ton TO the Office of HIGH CONSTABLE Subject To
nomination by the Conservative party, and Igaln
solicit your support. "A. ". KOSEN.
m
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1. Because IL Is acknowledged to be'perfectly sol
rent by all insurance Commissioners.
q Because II is the cheapest
q. Because 1t endorses the surrender ratue on It's
policies In dollurs and cents, for ten consecutive
wears, and ten years thereafter, IL desired. =
According to the statement OF the rates OF the dii-
fcrent Life companies Of hrst-class stand
ing I'm the United states male by "The uniyeraIi
I'm its advertisement entitled "FaCts are Stubborn
Thfpgs aud published recently in southern news
puper, 1t appears that the Mutual Rates of Mt
Brooklyn are cheaper than those Of any named
company.
For instance according to that statement:
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The Boston Globe advocates the asSump-
ton by the city of the gas-making business,
in order to destroy the existing monopoly
and provide cheaper gas.
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H ICE-CREAMS, JELLY, CAKES,
&c.-By kind assistance OF friends and my OWN en-
ertions, am IN position to serve my customers with
like promptuess and ildcity. l may not have the
means to compete with others i'll the price OF some
articles, but the qualities and purity OF my genuine
ICE-CREAM, manufactured by myself from the
PURE CREAM, and my CAKES and CANDIES
free from anything deetcrious, none can excel
Give me n call. }. W. PLEDGE,
e-lw S17 Broad street.
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND - ~,
PACKET COMPANY.-Th" st,aIt- $3.50
ship GEORGE x. UPTON leaves New i,YA every
SATURDAY.: leaves Richmond every TUESDAY
The steamship WILLIAM L. CLYDE lrt'c- SAYS
York every TUESDAY: leave, EIc.IMyLJ c,Gf
FRIDAY. Freight received daily.
D.J. BURR. President 1911 Main sttr''
s. ALEXANDER. Aecn. anI Conceal >u;"n"e
tcndcnt. l"-1
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DRY GOODS.

TINAL CLOSING-OUT SALE.
T hive removed the remaining STOCK OF GOODS
of Duckwall 4 Rouss to No. 500 BROAD STREET.
MANY valuable goods iii remain unsOld, and will b.
closed out ut and below cost.
In the course Of ten days shall commence getting
in an entire new stock.
l5-2t IT, j. bSfBff.
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Y SPRING, 1872.
NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.
TR. PRICE s. co.
are now receiving by steamer and express Z superb
stock OF STAPLE and FANCY GOODS for the sea-
son, to which attention Is called. Everything new
and beautiful will be shown during tic entire seasoil
DRESS GOODS.
BLACK eros GRAIN and TAFFETA SILKS,
COLORED GROS GRAIN and TAFFETA SILKS,
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS, all colors;
POPLINS, VELOURS, MELANGES,
PLAIN and FIGURED JACOSETS and LAWNS,
INDIA and JAPENEsE SILKS,
DOLLIE WARDEN FRENCH and ENGLISH
CAMDRICS, entirely new.
.... MOURNING GOODS.
A SPECIALITY WITH THE HOUSE. Such us
VELOUR IMPERATRICE, VELOUR DE NICE,
GROS DE NICE, YOURSELVES,
BYZANTINE, FLORENTINE, CRETOSNE,
DRAP DE M0NTEREAU,
SUMMER HENRIETTA,
SUMNER CACHEMERE, IRON GRENADINES.
IN WORSTED AND SILK.
GRAPES and GRAPE Wells, &C., &c.
STAPLES.
LINENS and SHEETINGS, TOWEALINGS,
DIAPERS, HUCkABACkS,
BLEACHED COTTONS, PILLOW COTTOSS,
GOODS for gentlemen and boys, great assortment.
All of which will be sold as low as any house In
America can afford to sell them for without giving
prices In detail.
NH rs I. X. PRICE q CO.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICH
MOSD-to wit:
J. John II. Hanpton,a notary public for the city of
Richmond In the State of Virginia. do hereby ccrt ~
that Wilson &. Thomas and Edwin j. Pilklnton, the
general partners In the firm Of Thomas PilkintoD
this day personally appeared before me In my city
aforesaid, and made oath that John G. Williams fhe
special partner of the firm Of Thomas y piklnton,
has actually paid In cash to the capital OF the said
firm the sum Of fifteen thousand dollars.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March
1872. JOHN II. HAAlfION:
NH 13-,lstStlaw4w Notary Public.
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3IEAEkNERf.

Opening OF SPRING MILL .aD,e
~ NERY.-Nlrs. B. w. SAUNDERS. sSSEslilts
No. 4O5 BROAD STREET, has the pleasure .yheSSe
to announce TO her friends and tho public generally
that she will have an opening of her SPRING MIL
LIVERY, comprising one Of the largest and best
fcred In this city, OH I'll TUESDAY. April 18th.
have a large assortment Of elderly ladies' CAPS,
FANCY DRESS CAPS. INFANTS BONNETS,
REAL HAIR TRIMMINGS, Of the most approved
style. -
Also, q large stock of RIBBONS and FLOWERS
of every conceivable shade of color.
Mrs. b. W. SAUNDERS,
No. 400 Broad street.
app-1w between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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THE GREATEST i \ GA \ 5
SPRING DRY GOODS.

II III II " IL u n i T. - ID ~ II " IL l. ~ -
SPRING DRY GOODS.
New style M"air Dress Goods. % To Soc. per yard
Best-makc Black hlpaca:, 3jc. ar:
Splendid Black silk ut rl.5o and go per yard;
Trimming silks. all colors. at Sl.25 per yard;
White Pinues, Bishop and Victoria Lawns. Main
socks, Swiss Muslins. and Camhrics, from 2jc. to
Soc per yard;
Tarlatans all shades. 80 to 49,:
Latest STYLES Csslmercs, 75c.. IL. SIPS. and Sl5o;
Cambria Edgings and Insertings very cheap:
Cents Kid Gloves. extra quality. nj Sl."j per pair
Ladies' Kid Gloves best and prettiest at sl.'o Per
pair:
VERY newest designs of rarasols,
Lace and Linen Collars ana Sets
Lace ShawlS and Sacks,
Ladies' Suits,
Best and largest Grape Wells,
Superior Table Linens.
Napkins, Towels, Quilts,
and mauy more desirable articles, ut the yer! lowest
prices. at WILLIAM TIIALlIIMER & SONS,
AMI. Col Broad. corner Sixth street.
T C. COURTNEY Il son. ,.
u sl5 BROAD STREET,
wouId call spccial attention TO the following
GOODS just received:
Alexanicrs best Kid Gloves.
Lace Points and Sacks.
All the new styles Of Para>ol-.
Thompson's Glove-FittIug Corscts,
Ottenlieincr's and Harris Cor-cts.
FanDinS's Kid-Fitting Skeleton Corscts,
Hosiery of all qualities and sizes,
Gents tiauze Shirts and Drawers.
Gents and BOYS Lincn-}osom Shirts.
Ladies' Gauxe tests-long and short sleeves;
MhI,e pn SgoF Napk iHs;r Towels Quilt
ITaltGkcrchrts, Ribbons.
Scari's, and Embroidcries. ap lO-lh
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FURNITURE. fc.

4 RTHUR ROONEY. n
~ FURNITURE WAEEROON:. IL
GOYFRSOR AED FRtNRIi| STHEEke ~
Latest style, of handsome Walnut tarHr.' !
Chamber, and Diuiug-Eoom Scts u, iuHc>'-irtri
Painted and Enamelsca Cottage aud o;!rr furi,0'''
Mattresses &C., &c. ARTHUR ROONEY,
~ Governor and 1907 Franklin streets, kIchm"r'.
Va Call before You buy: nv price III ~tlsiI. ~ -
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The Pennsylvania Republicans.

The State Republican ticket in PenlsyNa-
min, with single exception, gives such gene.
ral dissatisfaction among the Pennsylvania
Republicans here that many of them do not
hesitate to predict its defeat at the October
election, even by ii straight-out Democratic
ticket. There are fears already Of serious
bolt, as Forney has proposed that the dele
gates selected by the convention to the Presi-
Dental Republican Convention be thrown
overheard and new set be elected by the
Republicans. He declares that the present
delegates "are not men OF proper character"
and that "they were selected by ring of
unprincipled party managers Senator Cam
eTOn what he eas Forey and his ascot as
ates' attempts to demoralize the stlaisht-out
Renublicln ticket in PENNSYLVANIA.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Montgomery Blair.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Thc editor Of the
new weekly Liberal Republican paper here,
The TRANSCRIPT, having written Il letter to
Hon. Montgomery Blair proposing that the
latter should be selected as one of the dele
gates to represent this District in the Cincin-
natl Convention, Mr.. Blair replies us fol-
lows:
"There are two objections to this. First,
I am not Republican; and second, may
be a member of the Democratic Convention.
Whether ] am or not, shall favor the sup
port of the nominees Of the. Cincinnati Con-
ventiop, without regard to the individuals
nominated. The reform movement there to
be inaugurated can only be advanced by the
reform wing of the Republican party. /
shall support the movement earnestly,
though it will be in the hands of the Rubli.
cans exclusively, with no expectation Of adj
vantage to myself or friends save what will
be shared by the whole country in being
freed from wholly irresponsible Govern
ment."
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~ CARTWRIGHT. FURNiTUR Req
AZ. DEALER, having moved To- ne ~" ~,
store No. 16 Governor >tre"t. between !iAIj
and Franklin, keeps on haRd large siIck Ii1,,
the latest styles OF IIOME-Nt ABE and "Whi ~
ERS FURSITURE; also. Lounge, Ma'u -
Bedding, &c; which will be sold At the toN'..
prices for cash. II will BE- to the intere. oil 'H;'''
To give Inc call before purchasing c!,.% ;'Fr;r
70 liam No. Is Governor s;rt'
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TAIR.-The LADIES OF THE GRACE
Il STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Fourth
and Grace streets) will hold FAIR during this
week, commencing MONDAY EVENING. 18th in-
and FANCY ARTICLES will be offered for sale.
an 15-5tx
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rT,O TIE VOTERS OF RICHMOND.

am canthate for the Office of CIT i'AUulTCR.
{ an CIV W.HpETEKl KEINiNGHAnl.
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s,,ss. % $40 - 1902 o5
ss,s75 4alsa,sso go $3.50 a7
s,45s 30 $50 81 1887 %
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