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u,HE MEMBERS OF TIL ENECliIlN +
/ COMMITTEE az the /. i. l.. AND {. CLth
will meet promptly in their cclnini,,ce-f"o'h Oh
18th Instant. nj o'clock f. VI. ,,...
Bv order of X. W.. chairman OF The comln'l.1c.
pviI.lt BENJAMIN SCOTT. President
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r,o,v m Unite Republicans.

The following extract from the Ne"
York Tribune plainly tells Us how the Demo-
cr,ts NAV crush the Liberals and keep the
present ruling party in power:
"a Bourbon Democratic ticket mlght pos
s;hly eyince strength enough to shake II not
shatter the Liberal organization; not SO
change of front at Philadelphia For the
Liberal movement wars not upon man pu,
y system. 1t insists on one prcSidenllAl
term ms an intlcXible rule, not as Temporal!
cSpedient. 1t condemns nepotlsm Ill 1n u
persons of its apoIogistS and iustiflers as wen
~ of its chief eXemplar. 1t demands clSal-
service reform which shall make the lilelt
Underwriters and other humble serVitorS OF
the Government independent OF party I IN! u,
tons. 1t requires all amnesty 1or Po.l.,e'''
offences, now seven or eleven years nys"ne,
Which shall he so complete as to leave no
cxceptlons to be the subject OF future
n,-,yers and struggles. For these ana klnoleo
reasons We are morally certain that the Llpe,
raj Republicans will maintain ana eA'ea,G
their organization, uphold their banner, ana ana
smnnorf their candidates 10 the end, ''hlcs,
the democrats shall see tit to drive 'ncln VI, !,
the course, which they are not likely 10 10.
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The Norfolk IWgiman. won't lake our
compliment that 1t is less of what we s;'lo
ros called bourbon than 1t used TO be,
and claims to stand firm on its Virginia
ground. 1t opposes sending representatives
from Virginia to the Democratic National
Convention, against which and third preSl
dcu,ial ticket the Fi,giaidn solemny protests.
But suppose the State Of Nirg!Ei4 and the
South remains away from the convention
and il falls exclusively into the hands Of mn
n,,rticable Democrats. will they not nonl'
u,,a ticket? Where would we be then:
We ak our friend Of the 1trgan'an is 1t not
better for the South 10 prevent that unt"rt'l-
nate turn of affairs by' go!LgtG ne convention
md combining with the more calm and sell
silJr portion of the members to prevent
movement that would bring disaster, ii not
calamity, upon us:
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A bare possibility has been limited that the
Philadelphia Convention mag sYl.o" the
Ieek and head their ticket with Greeley.
Should this lie the case, what, then. VIII be
fine position Of those Democratic Journals
who .nnld so raShly and intempelTtteiy com
nit the parl. 20 ms supporl!--baH'"'0|e
Ga-ette.
The proude>t ever occupied by sci OF
newspapers. They will lave done more Tor
the poor, downrtroddcu southern people tliah
has ever been done or will eyer he done by
the whole Democratic party of the North
70 force the retirement of GRANT, ana the
substitution on the Radical ticket OF Il known
friend of the South, would he IN honor
which the papers friendly to Mr.. GREELEY
might wear forever in sight Of the world.
BY all means let us participate in this honor.
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4 TTENTION, CONsE RNAT +
A VOTERS OF CLAY WARPh BARK s a'iSS F Maa
WIN NE n,'i ,Io,,rnc Park. under the alsplcr. 81
tbe ty Ward Conservatiyc Club, M3M s,ter,
EVENING, My 1"th. at O'clock; m"" oT ,, IIub
Mil hc held after the mass meeting Every mcir
Is requested Ia attend. ~ p,;,.nt
Is! Ui'n W H. Il. SMITH. Scciciary.
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THE DlsoUALIF1ED.-The World Is bent
upon laundering. Here is another specimen
of its logic:
A sold B slave in Arkansas, guaranteeing
that the negro was sound and u slave for life.
Under the thirteenth amendment Cuff was
epancipated. A then sues B for the pur-
chase money, and says he does not owe it,
W the warranty failed by reason of the enlan.
cipation Of the black. The case came up be-
fore the Supreme Court, and on the 22d
,lltimo it was decided that B did owe the
money aud must pay it, the court saying:
The thirteenth amendment Of the Constitution
does not affect the question. The contract, being valid
ws eer BY s the or
honal provisions could not render 1t Invalid.
Now, for contract" let us put "par-
dom" and see how it will read. The par
don being valid when granted, was enforcea-
bic In all the courts, and subsequent legisla-
ton, either by statute or constitutional
amen ment, could not render it invalid.
Now, II the several States had eyer con-
sracted not to disquslify "rebels" the
Worlds argument would be good; for the
Constitution must, If possible, be 40 COLI
strued as to make the whole of it operative.
For this last reason, Il contract once good is
good all the time, whatever changes not in
terms repudiating such contract may be
made In the Constitution or the laws. The
Virginia courts, when six per cent. was the
highest rate Of interest here, often gave
Judgment for twelve and even thirty per
cent per annum on contracts made in other
States. The Ter loci governed. So in the
case before the Supreme Court the Ter tenn.
porss governed. But If the thirteenth
amendment had provided that 30 such debts
could be collected by law, the decision Of
shat tribunal would have been exactly thu
reverse. Of what it was. And here we SET
why there are disqualified men notwlth
standing pardons, and proelamations, and
judicial decisions--they are disqualified by
the Constitution Itself.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nei1,' On. TUTl's PILLS is A PUREL 7

vegetable concentration for keeping the bowels In
natural motion ami cicanring the system OF all
impurities and positive cure for constipation.
They restore the diseased liver. stomach, ana Kid
neys to a healthful action, while at the same time
they brace and Inyigorate the whole SYSTEM
ROME, GA, January H. 1871.
DR.. ". H. 7ht: Dear sir,-fIavlng used your
LIvERPILLS, and finding none that have done my
wife or myself US much good, would Ike to know
If they would do as well North rs here. intend
going North in Mnrcli. and II they will have the
same effect rs In this climate, want 10 take them on
with me. Hopingto hear from you soon, remain,
your olcdicnt servant, HENRY \. Hills.
On, TUFTS HAIR DYE does not stain the linen.
mvIl-codlw.&wl.
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"We will not mug the lnlllsion to our own
heart, nor seek to impose the flaud On the
public, that the South, or the Democratic
party, will ride into power and place by il
change of Republican masters. '-frrdf-
ricksbung Herald.
Has the HerdM way hy which the
Democrats and the South art 10 ride into
power and place: Many anxious old gem
tlemcn would be glad to hear Of it.
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Tennes s ae l. ,ads Oh.

Tbc Democratic State Convention of zen
ncssee takes the lead in endorsing GRhEhs'
and BRowN. She has only anticipated ''''
other southern States in doing what '''es ~
tend doing. As il is not the CUSTOM ~,
the rii to swallow up the river nu' w.
Ri, to lose Itself in the river. the snal Wv ;,
Of ,,nnractieables will ultimately lose t's'''
IN ths grand combination which vii, bear
the liberal Republican ticket through the
VI. ' nn nolitlcal struggle to victory.
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rAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VA,
VIA MANCHESTER, VA.

This delightful watering-plarc has been .nor-
nughly rritted. and is now kept in the Ssl modern
celebrity for their prnnYt ani happy action in Dys-
pcpsia, Discuss OF tho Kidneys aud Bladder, In
ct alag Calculus: in various Skin Diseases. and In
their admirable effects on the female constitution.
The air 1t rapOn Is unsurpassed In all the noun
tains OF Virginia for saiubrliy, elasticity, aH1 Ny-
ness.
It's SPLENDID BATHS were declared by Sir
Henry Bulwcr. WHEN on \ SIT mere with MIR. Web
slcr as hardly cualird by anything he had seen in
Europe,
For our pamphlet. with full particulars OF rates,
charges. &C.. &c. apply to Pr'RCELI.. LApD 60,
druggists. with WHOM we have placed the WATER
on S:.lcl or to the undersigned 10y mail.
an is-lm FRAZIER Il SALE, PropriVto;s
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srwTys;.uACarrNEs.

M TICE.-I wish all who have bought
In DOMESTIC aSEYyING-sIACIIIEES to know
That ami ,ferrct0 keep them In good order, far.
fisli needles, &c.. until tile agency Is re-estaDshed
I'm Richmond -,
annJy Mt the corner OF Twenty-fftil and Leigh
streets. Church Hill, or 223 Broad street.
INV Il-Jtt s. G.. Is. FAULKNER. JR.
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nIg"TO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND.
respectfully invite your particular attention tony
large beautiful. and assorted stock OF REAL
LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, NOT oNS,
FANCY GOODS, &C., which have Just opened at
900 Main street, five doors from Ninth.
my a-rw RO. ARNISTEAD.
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IMpUDRScE.-The World saws !:

IL Is due to himself and to all parties that
Mr., Greeley should unequiyocally define his
position. He must make it clear that he will
not support Grant in any event before self
respecting Democrats can even consider the
question of endorsing him in their National
Convention" g
We hope Mr. GREELEY will do no such
shang, aud that the ninny Of the World will
oppose him to the bitter end. He will be
cheated al the aame. 5A.l Is
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zSssS GOODS.

A sTON1SHING.---CA AT 900 BROAD
n sTREET.-Hoautiiul Chcne Popllns at loo. Il
ward; Fine Eincn Lawns at 2gc. Figured and pam
GRENADINES at ~. 18j lss, and a2c.: Fine l4nss at
III and upward; Handsolpl SHiri Fronts at lssr' ;
straw N"tt,nss--4-i ut lSsc 5-i 1T Soc u. al 3ac
received on yesterday, the 10Th Instant, from the
New York auctions. Great bargains constantly
coming In. Cali and sec them.
G.. r. BARBEE.
successor TO Duckwall 4 ltnuss.
mvu 900 Broad strc.:,.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY d. SIDNEY GKAlS.l
FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA Noll'NTEERS,
RICnMoSp. May II, l.I2.
ENERAL ORDERS,--a ~; az hereby
,iy, EVENING al O'Clock In full dress tiHliGrlH ia
As this is the irst annual meeting OF tile Com u
nny every member is expected 20 he present IL the
election of officers and other business {" Importance
will he brought before The Company. Every hicii
her must be present II rui.cal or the law VIII Dc en-
forced. -
BY order OF Captain CARRINGT0S.
GEORGE ". EANES, 'lR..
my 1-ltH Orderly Sergeant.
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Our friend Of the fredericksburg Herald
VIZ please observe that we made no issue
with General IABoDEs because he favored
the neminat!on OF Dir. GsEELEy.
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SECOND SUPPLY OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
received at the popular
RROAD-STREET DRY GOODS STORE.
SPRING POPLINS in all desirable shades,
SPRING POPLINS in plain plaih aud strilr-
JAPANESE GOODS t.; al ra.G,!..,
clLK-wARP DRESS GOODS,
Handsome SILK STRIPE GOODS.
GRhNEDlNES in black ami white ground, with
&SF1ics and stripes:
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES from csc. 10 81,
Another lot of those extra cheap HANDhE R-
CHIEFS at ljc..
NRSE..i.i-. HtlI.la ut s!,s",
ami many other desirable goods af prices when VIII
DEFY compctiilou =. lilKSH
an 81 627 Broad street.
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nT NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK.

LLAMA LACE POINTS. SACQTES, SIIAWLS.
. DRESS GOODS, EMRROIDEKIEs &C.,
JUST OPENED.
T X. PRICE < CO., now In market, are making
heavy all iias To- their splendid stock In all that Is
npw varied and attractive.
THREAD aT,l LLAMA POINTS aud SACQCES.
Spring; and ST MINER SIiiWLS. In great varic-
~: HERMANN and GRENADlNE SilAWLs Tor
,nnrrnlnr: PARASOLS. SU&-SIiADES. and LA
DIES UMBRELLAS.
Enormous stock of English, French, ana American
PRINTS, including every variety OF DoLLl
WARDEN. One thousand packages or more Just
opened
DRESS GOODS.
JAPANESE SILKS and POPl.lNo. MoitAlhH.
FIGURED CllALLIES, GRENADINES tsfripa'l
anil Gn,ucij. ORG ANDES. LAWNS, PERCALks:
CANlERICS, JACDNETS. &C, SC.
IN MOURNING GOODS.
STRIPED and PLAIN IRON GRENADINES
liFHS ,NNIS in silk aud wool; SILK WARf Al
pACAS. IIulIaTR ALPACAS, CHALLltS,
FRENCH BERAGES. Wells, SIIAWLS, COL
LARS, &C, &C..
Ev eccrv steamer and express daily they a'id 10
their select stock AMI only ask look from fcN''i
and wholesale buyers to insure sales.
+. Il. PRICE ( CO.
,uva 11ui Main aud Eleventh streets.
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MARRIED..

by Rev pr;stehssLWs!ffrs y srEElsaaallR REis
,nS s ,ore s city. and Miss
OF Richmond. Va. 49,, ca, .Ir,nc,.co nnpcrs
Baltimore. New York, ana san ff'i'''s'' '"'i
nlaa Sr copy.
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A n ITEM WHICH UNINTENTIOE-

~ ALLY Appeared In the Wing few days ago
having prejudicially affected the house of HARVEY
4 JONES, of this city, We take pleasure i'm Stating
that ihis firm, which commenced business in JAM
liary Last under very favorable auspices, has been
steadily building up an extensive trade, and ranks
among the most substantial and reliable firms In
Richmond engaged In the grocery, liquor, and pro-
Guce business. We most cheerfuly recommend
their house TO the confidence OF the pubIlc- Ubi0
Nay 10Th. INV INV
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We acknowledge the receipt of copy of
the annual catalogue of Emory and Henry
COLLEGE.
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7I1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKIIOt DEES OF THE VIRGINIA
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY VIII he held at
the Office Of tho ronpany Q.li Hi:th street, n,l
p AZ DAVID j. BURR.
nm .o-td Secretary.
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OFFICE RICHMOND GRANITE toMrANi't
RICHMOND. Va. May |. l"...
uNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
L STOCK il:lnEkSrf tlr Rit'HhoSD ~ ~
mnnd ON THURSDAY. May lCih, l.1", at l! O'Clock
4, NJ. when an election for director, 10 serve I'LL
ring the ensuing year viii lake place: ,,c
'e " GEORGE W. liAltEiS,
invalid Secretary pr" frm.
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HATS IN GREAT VARIETY ANDwy
Ii EVERY STYLE, in Silk cashmere, fur @s3
by last steamer from New York for sale at retail and
wholesale by HILL I'LL 81, g MsGIy vl
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A pESIpERATUMS SUPPLIED BIZ THE
= - .>,i MirroaHctton OF WOOD 4 SONS CON-
DESsED SODA WATER. 1t can be kept I'm the
house ready at moments notice TO furnish cooling
ana delicious druught. Messrs. Wood q Sons are
entitled 10 Inc thanks OF The community for this ele-
CANT preparation. II Is the result of scientific ex-
pertinent, Is made from the purest materials, and
has received the hearty commentator of the lne,i-
cal fraternity. The people generally are adding
their endorsement wherever It Is introduced,
For $3.50 sent to Messrs, Wood l. SOUS, Richmond,
they VIII forward by express one dozen boxes,
enough for $50 glasses soda water. INV n
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
y STU,'KHDL UERS of THE CLOVER MILL
RAU ROAD COMPANY viii he held At the oiirr oil
Mrssrs LANCASTER & 80. on TUESDAY %>lh May
i.5y ;it - Urlorh. H. o. WunLnRlDt:E,
,n Si-td Treasurer
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TUE GREATEST BARG 4 \
IN
SHRInG DRY GOODS.

V'HE GREATEST BARGAINS
4 IN
sHRlsG DRY GOODS.
New STYLE Mohalr Dress Goods. 95 10 soc. per yard:
BeSt-makp Black AlparaS. CSC. ap;
Splendid Black SILK at Sl.5o and - per yard:
Trimming Silks, all colors. ut Sl2j per yard:
White Piques, Bishop and Victoria Lawns Nan-
socks Swiss Muslins, and Cam!,y!cs, .yom .5r, 10
soc. per yard;
TariaiaIlS, ali shades, 40 Ia 45ci
Latest STYLES CasSmeres 75c.. 81. Sl.?5 and sl.5O;
Cambria Edglngs and Insertinys very cheap;
Gents Kid Gloves extra quality. ut sl..5 per pair;
Ladies' Kid Gloves best and preltiest, IT $3.50 per
pair;
Very newest designs of Paraso!S.
Lace and Linen Collars and SeiS,
Lace SlawS and Sacks,
Ladies' Suits,
iicsf and largest Grape Wells
Superior Table Linens,
Napkins. Towels. Quilts.
and uuy more desirable articles, ut the very lowest
prices, ut WILLIAM THALHIMEk x SONS,
apla G0l Broad, corner Sixth street.
CHARLOTTESVILLE
WOOLLEN MILLS.
Those VERY HANDSOME anil SUPERIOR
SPRING WOOLLENS
made ut these celebrated mills for sale In Rich
mouu, Va. by
THOMAS r. PRICE & CO.
w. HOLT RICHARDSON & Co.
LEVY BROTHERS.
WILKINSON & WRITER'S,
DUCkWALL & ROUSS,
BREEDEN 4 FOX,
CAKDOZO, FOURQUREAN 4 co.
CONSUMERS
are specially Invited to call and see them.
Samples mailed merchants on application Adj
dress - .
CHARLOTTESVILLE WOOI.LEN MILLS.
au5 Charlottesville. Va
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.

COLLECTIONS OFFICE, THIRD DISTRICT, vA.,l
:. RICHMOND, May I, 1s7s.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REV
" ENUE.-Having received from the Assessor the
list of ANNUAL TAXES fdrthis district, hereby
t. Of Henrfco subject to income tax and all persons
dealing IN distilled Spirits wines nat liquors, or to-
baceo, and all manufactures OF tho above articles,
In the custom -house, In the city Of Richmond on or
before the 10TH DAYiOF MAY, ls7e.
All parties who have not paid the special tax
are liable to prosecution each and every dry they
carry on business after the LIST day OF May, ls1s
5r RUSH BURGESS,
my s-t,nyls Collector Third District Virginia,
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.

n EW GUUDS, New UUUIJS.
fliIRD SUPPLY OF SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS All AIS BROAD STREET.
:!TRiPED and FIGURED GRENADINES:
RI,AGk GRENADINES, all grades:
JAPANESE POPLINS, solid and plaid:
JAPANESE SILKS, solid and figured:
RABTISTE CLOTH, for suits !:
ChSSIMEHES. JEANS. COTTONADES, and LIN
IN GOODS, for boys and mems wear:
Full line of DOMESTIC SIlEETlNGS. LINENS,
DIAPERS, TOW ELS. and WHITE GOODS;
Cupil,,utc sipcE OF Lace GOODS. 'EMRROlnE-
f;i1.S, Observation-Disclosures TRIMMINGS, and
FANCY GOODS. JULIUS SlCLE.
.l5 Broad street. between Forth and Fifth.
The following gentlemen are with me. and VIII be
pleased to SEE their friends d. j. TURNER, W. ID.
POWERS, JOHN y. GARY, GEORGE L. BAGBf.
81
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EXCURSION TO WEST POINT
VIA THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD
on MONDAY, MAY 10. 1872.

JEFFERSON LODGE, No. %. KNIGHTS OF
PITHIAS, will celebrate their first anniversary 10y
EXCURSION TO WEST POINT
on MONDAY tile 18th of May. The excursion train
will leave the depot at "a o'clock A. NJ. promptly.
and return by I! O'Clock L. NJ
Ample arrangements have been made to insure in
every respect pleasant trip. and tile excursion
offers variety Of enjoymcnts, such dancing fish,
ing. and saltwater bathing.
kessnich'S celebrated Brass and String Baud has
been engaged for the occasion.
The exclrsionists will be furnished dinner hy Mr.
MASSIE. proprietor of the Huntington Hoc., al
West Point, ut fifty cents.
CONNECTIONS and lees will he furnished at city
prices by Mr.. j. W. PLEDGE, who will accompany
the excursion.
Round-trip tickets for gentleman. 81: for gen.
tlcInan and lady. so, aud each additional lady,
soc. children. SOC.
Tickets can be procured from the following COM
mittec Of Arrangements: Robert Lccky, DIR. VI. u.
Carter, Robert Il. Briggs, Samuel Perdue. George v.
Pickett, James Lmnpkln, George 4. Rulin.
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DISSOIUTGONS a. PARTSERS1IIPS.
RICHMOND. May 10. 1872.
THE COP PARTNERSHIP OF ElCH-
L BERG 4 SCHAAP is dissolved by mutual con-
sent from this day.
Those indebted to the late firm will please settle
their accounts promptly with Mr.. LEON SllfAAP
only and any claims against the firm will he like
wise attended to by him. a. ElCliBERtt,
l.. SCHAAP.
Office 1922 Main street (up staii-j. my ll-lte
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J. r. FISHER, Secretary.

The following arc the consulting '''c''"'''
state Comparative Committee: C,r,,inc: r.
firxt Dist,irf.--n. e. De'Iarnelie; 'sitI,uigh.
r. Montague, MiId!esex: and DR.. X. IT, '"""o'
NSrnnn Disiricf.-J. T. Chamhlis' Grsrss ar.
w II Cameron. Petersburg: ID. j. ''"""'''' W :"
mouth. ,.t,o Cumberland: 4. Is.
I"LtG r Chesterfield; Dr. L. b. An"''s''''
Hanover. = Pam Patrick: ". 7.
Fo"r1h D .xtrimi T. X. Harris. AlecklenbIrs. :,
s" tIf nria Thomas j. kirkpr'cE' I la.sc
nn ~" " TX r. Bcrklcy. Farmville; a. H. 'l''''''
CharlGl'rns irt,ict-I II. Williams Winchester d.
r. naidwn Augusta r. reniet"n n"'e,Hsf L.
sereM RMict1iu u rd Mf"%tfH, l cs.
hG nipstI n;sf,ici.-ames 4: Walker, Inlask'' '
II. n :. smith, Russell: j. NJ. French b'a''''
IL
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V,UERE WILL. BE A MEETING OF tie
/ CREDITORS of Il. KING Co.. held II ii!'lr
office No 1914 Cary STREET 1T II o'clock on ll!c "'li
MAY All persons Interested are requested 10 al
Tend as steps will be taken to have llie husi,sa
n,nsnd nm Iiny s-Gtki X. KING X co.
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MI. DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
We have now on hau'l large stock OF Dhh"'
cnons r. th latest >tyes among which will he
founG
PLAIN. PLAID. CHECKED, ana FIGURED ia
pANESE SILKS:
MARI. CIlALLI, CIIAI.LI EI.rll:
NORWICH rGriISS, TnilE HEC:
JAPANESE i.uI'LIES. 'GENAPflSE;
TYCOON REPS. DOLLY EARpENS:
STRIPED. CORDED, ana FIGURED PiQUts:
cor ORED PRINTED PlQUES, rEt'ALEs;
CRETOES. LINEE for suits;
STRIPED HALEENO. TAFFATA CHECKS;
CHINA SILKS. IRON GRENADINES:
NEDINAS. REP and SILK WARP RDpLlAs:
STRIPED and FIGURED GRENADINES;
CfIALLIES in all roiors-
ArK and COLORED ALPM'AS:
MOIIAIRS Of superior qualify:
TANIsE. CREPE MARETZ. BOalBAZlNE;
PRINTED Cil.tLLIES AMI DELAlNES;
,I.WOOL DnLAlNES IN Llack aud c;'lnrS
vIC.rOf, LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS t"r dresses
WASH rOPLINS. YOSEMlTES:
MAEIrOsAS LINEN LUSTRES:
BATlSTE, SEERST C>Ef>;
DOLLY WARDEN SWISS MUSLIN:
DOLLY WARDEN PiQuES,
DOLLY WARDEN rERCALE",
DOLLY WARDEN cliALLL
DOLLY %AEnE% lEErlN%rS:
DOLLY WARDEN Inv Ms,
DOLLY Warden pELAlNF.s, ana all other new
style Of dress goods adapted I" the season.
LEVY BROTHERS,
T. Is and I5ij Main street.
DoIJY WARDEN CUFFS and COLLARS.
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GROCERIES,, sc.

GROCERIES,, sc.
100 BIXh,> SHOULDERS,
ANtt iUQ boxes c. II. SIDES,
10 ticrccs SUG AR-CURED HAMS,
50 bags RIO COFFEE,
10 hogsheatls DENERARA SUGAR
IL hogsheas PORTO RICO SUGAR,
loo boxes ADAMANrlNE CANUkES
light weights;
os barrels NEW ORL Fans MOLASSES.
81 barrels - Rtt. various gIa:cs:
- I.alsnt,ahs nEMERARA MOLASSES.
r,p nnXeS SOAP. various brands:
500 rcaHlS WRAPPING PAPER,
3Oa barrel, Valley Mills EXTRA FLOUR
80 barrels Byrne'S celebrated RYE WIS
KEY. two years old:
9Oo barrels RYE and BOURBON Wits
KEYS. various grads,
In store and ~ sac lv
MCCARTHY K SLATER,
IN, a.. li2! Main street.
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nRY GOODS. --IER. G.P. BAaBv having
II recosered FROM d severe speli Of S5ckness, has
resumed business with JULIUS SYCLE, No: AJ5
see him. my1afiY