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We do not hold ourself responsible
for the views of any of our correspond
ents, or the ideas contained in any
communication to the ARGUS.
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Advertisements must be handed in
by Monday morning to secure Insertion
in the same weeks issue of the ARGUS.
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A SuccEss.-Thc entertainment at
the Catholic school house last Tues
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Louis BlOedon

Largest Stock and Lowest Prices in Saginaw Val
ley. ll3 Center street, opposite the Fraser House
Bay CITY, Mich. 47yi.
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New. Rocks.

The Science of Wealth. A Manual of Po-
litical Economy, embracing the Laws of
Trade, Currency, and Finance Condensed
and arranged for popclar reading and use
as text book. By AMAsA WALKER, LII. D..
late Lecturer on Public Economy, Amherst
College. Philadelphia: L1HP1NcoTr & Co.
This is a concise volume, and one that adj
heres very closely to the now well-establish-
ed principles in political economy, offering
many very striking Illustrations, especially
in trade and finance. 1t takes strong ground
against the policy Of protection. For sale by
WEST & JOHNSTON. mr. .- .....,.
Science Primers Chemistry: BY IL E..
Roscoe, Professor of Chemistry in Owens
. College, Manchester, author Of /" Spectrum
Analgsis,a &c., with illustrations. Ply
sizes. BY BARBOUR STEWART, Professor Of
Natural Philosophy, Owens College, Man.
chester, with illustrations. New York:
ID. APPLETON & Co.
Professors HUxIEY; RcscoE, and STEWART,
are editing number Of primers on science,
and Aie two above named belong to the
serbs. The distinguished names Of the eds
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-. pasorr, !, movement n

CO ,,,n,erouy have become the reform meet
,,,.s in all parts Of the Union, so many pro-
mnent Republicans in every community Y.
have declared in favor Of reform, that IL is
impossible to publish even mere noticc u
them all. The movement which not long
since seemed spot no bigger than mans
hand has spread over the whole uh'on.
There is general breaking up, an cartnqI'ake
in the political arena, that is changing the
whole order of parties and reforming them
upon new bases. There indeed seems about
to be banding together of all good and pa
triotic people. who are not controlled by
thirst for Office, to rescue the Government
from a corrupt Administration and restore
the Union to harmony and peace.
The Liberal party in Nashville, Tenn, has
appointed delegation to Cincinnati, and
they call themselves the Hetinon and Re
form party" \ very good name. There
has been no union under GRANT--no union
Of States. no union Of people; and as the
object of the Liberals is to bring back peace
and equality and security to the country, they
may well be styled Retnionists.
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Liberals in Richmond.

It appears that the Liberals in Richmond
are quite numerous, including the very best
men that belong to the Republican party:
From what we hear We suppose that they
will send delegation to Cincinnati COM
posed of the most respectable and reliable
members of the late Republican (now GRANT
party. General GRANT has indeed boiled
down the party once powerful in numbers to
IN army Of mere paltisans of his personal
ambition--mere clansmen, who are expected
TO do any and everything that can help TO
elect "GRANT."
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FROM WASHINGTON.



WASHINGTON, April %, 1877,
Three members Of the Cabinet are aD-
sent from .Washington--Mr. Delano, Mi.
Boutwell,, and Mr.. Williams all three in the
localities where they have their homesI,"o
west and the other cast-and they arc an ol'
combined trips of business ana IecretlioI,'
The arduous hbors in the public. depart
nlents, to which are subjected all the etl-
ployes, from Secretary down TO lnesSenseis;
giyes every man an idea that he,ls "use.l
up" about twice year, and OIL the! 20 y, iol
recreation, leaving the "arduous lapols ~
be performed by assistant secretaries "hsh
the chiefs 90. and to be DIVIDED alions SUI
ordinates of the different divisions Whel ans
of them arc recreating. The absence vi 50
mary Cabinet officers during the scssloii y.
Congress gives rise to the lmpressloii, .naI
{. something is in the wind" and political
mannuvrinc may be indulged in to some
event while the Ministers are wandering.
Bontwcll may be feeling the pulse of the peo'
nle of the East, while the other gentlemen
will have chance to look about them in the
West and report accordingly
Every one is watching the movement OF
the clans towards Cincinnati, and until that
Convention assemblies very little can DE OF
interest tlpIGs uClC Ia " oeAoiS tAOI
cated Inv The talk of the Grant men that the
Convention will nominate some one who will
be entirely unacceptable to the Democracy,
and thus ensure a straisht-out Democratic
nomination. This seems to be the last hope
of the opponents of Liberal Repuhlicanlsn,
and perhaps it has been fed somewhat by the
assertions of certain Democrats OF standing
that the bad management which the Republic
can party has been guilty of in directing inc
affairs of the Government would be certain
to carry thousands of Liberal Republicans to
the support of the Democratic ticket: rms
kind of talk is not very widespread, how
ever. and ought not to be G,s 1t is not ae-
ccptcd as IN indication of popular feeling Oh
the subject.
Never was there greater anxiety felt in the
results of il political consultation than there
is here Just now about those to occur at Gin
cinnati on the first of May. Politicians think
hat hy the end of this week some cXtr! i'm
portant movements will begin to develope.
TIMON.
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HE MISSISSIPPI GERRYMANDER.-As if in
retaliation for. the action of the Democratic
Legislature of Tennessee in cutting up that
State INTO congressional districts shaped like
" battering rams" and other uneouth
figures, in order to give them Democratic
majorities, the Radical Legislature of Mis-
sissippf has devised geographical serpcnts
and other monsters in order to secure Radi-
cal congressman. One of the lines runs
Zigzag entirely across the State, and if
measured would stretch out, it is stated,
$500 miles. The several districts vary in
population more than q, 900 inhabitants. s.
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The KeYsVille Connection,

The action of the Council in subscribing
to this work was wise. Certainly they in
yolyed the city in no peril whatever. The
bonds of the city are not to be paid to the
Danyille road until the keysville connection
is finished, ind, furthermore, the subscrip-
ton is made to depend upon an net of the
Legislature legalizing it. The subscription
was every way wise, and one of the best in
yestments Richmond ever made.
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Preparing for the Meeting--Rush ON
the Hotels.
BY Telegraph to the Tribune.

CINCINNATI, April 2l.-The indications are
that the strangers here during Convention
may be numbered by thousands. The pro-
prietors Of the Burnet House say they could
have disposed of all their rooms long since
had they chosen to do so. The St. James has
been chartered by the Missourians one hum
dred rooms at the Gibson House have been
engaged by Colonel Mcclure for the Penn
sylyania delegation. The Iowa delegates
have secured quarters at the Walnut-Street
House. 1t is highly probable that tile pres
emit hotel accommodations will he found in
adequate to the emergency. Arrangements
are making to prepare additional quarters on
both sides of the river.
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At the Btfihg exhibition Of the National
Acadelny.eG DasigH la New York, VALEs-
TINE has bust Of General LEE, and French
amedalnon Of General W ksaatsaroN, ",With
an eye for eject doubtless, the hanging
commit. hove placed these 'tWo,, I liz and
. WAsH ' s ;sIds Sy aldes seys the New
York correspondent Of the Bosson 4 drsstfser.,
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on The 2atlf Instant, at ST. Lke's church,
phiasby tiieItight Hcr. ~: n. n.
sfns e t MERe sssse n sg
T. Clancy Jones. to RAT q FYEL M tlaughtcr pI
j. Rinaldo Sank, Esl.f pf RI 1saielphih.E s
BY the -RevJ.sE. Hammond on the morning Of Of
tbc dtI, ut the residence Of the brides uother ID
Manchester, Va. PETER PATRAM and FAN.
DORA JENGETT.
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We would say to the Wheeling Register
that the discriminating veto was provided
for in the Constitution Of the Confederate
States. which gave to the President the power
to discriminate and veto part and sign part
of one and the same bill. But the recon-
siderinc veto is peculiar to the Constitution
of West Virginia.
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- f,,p accuracy and value

tors give assurnnceof tue accuracy anu le 'aiaea
o the pr ners.
For sale by ELIYsoss Taylor ~, q,
ase1e. A .Tale. by JULIA KAvAHAGH,
Author Of" Nathalie " Rachel Gay.,l& sc
The story is located In France. vi 'ts
merits we cannot speak. The author has at
tanned good degree of popularity.
For sale by EILYsoN & TAYLOR.
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DIED.

On Tuesday morning tie 2ad instant, EDWIN s ", w
POINDEXI'ER, late OF Chesterfield county, Id the
ecvcnly-third year Of Ills age.
Ills funeral will taka place from his late resiGence
In Manchester, THIS fWeducsdayl elOkNaN ';a ae
O'Clock His friends and are
TO attend. - - -'--5a -
On Sunday morning. Apr,l list, 1872, FREDDIE
Cary. ONLY tBild of F. A.nnd Eltza ~. hoppe
agod three years, eight months and eleven Gays.
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The Illinois Assembly has abolished the
disqualifcations Of jurors as to reading news.
papers, &c. Iowa, NJ issou.f, and Ohio have
also adopted this measure. III
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Fraudulent Pension Claims.

The Commissioner of Persons proposes to
detect fraudulent claims for pensions here
tofore granted by publishing in each county
alphabetical lists Of all persons to whom pen
sions have been or may be granted, giving
the residence, &C., of such pensioner, and to
furnish a copy thereof to each Federal and
State officer Of the county. This, he be-
lieves, would result in saving millions of dol
lars annually to the Government.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
NATTAN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR,
TOILET ARTICLES

LIE hAlk. mt
A perfectly clear preparations, In one bottle, rs
easily applied water for restoring to gray hair Its
natural color and youthful appearance, to eradicate
and prevent dandruf, to promote the growth OF the
hair, and stop Its falling. go -.
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 testm oniais have been sent
up from many of our most prominent citizens. In
everything In which the articles now in use are OBJ
jcctonable CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect 1t
Is warranted to contain neither sugar Of lead, sui
phur, nitrate of silver Clear and clean as water,
1t does not soil the clothes or scalp 1t Is lgrceaby
perfumed, and makes one OF the best dressings for
the hair in USE 1t restores the color Of the hair
more. perfectly and uniformly than any other pre-
paration, and always does so In from three to ten
days. Virtually feeding the roots OF the hair with
NIL the no,frishtng qualities necessary 70 Its growth
and healthy condition, 1t restores the decay and in
ducca q new growth OF the hair more positively
than anything else. The application of this WON
derful discovery also produces pleasant and cool
Ing effect ON the scap and gives the hair pleasant
and elegant appearance.
we cali especial attention to the fact that limit
ed number Of small trial bottles can he had by those
wishing to try II. You will notice that IN pursuing
this course our aim Is to convince by the actual
merits OF the article. -. - 49, VI
q ARTHUR MATTHIAS.
s Inventor and proprietor, Washington. ID. Z.
ii. For sale, wholesale and retail, by Z
PURCELL, LADD s. CO.. Proprietors
~ 3l-eodtjeD si - Agents, RichMoha, va.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

Mr. DRESS GOODS, ORES GOODS.
We have now on hand large stock of DREsss
GOODS of the latest styles among which WIN be
found II sssss.5
PLAIN, PLAID, CHECKED, and FIGURED JA-
.s., IS PANEGE SILKS; l---r -
MARL CHALLI,, CEIALLI CLOTH
NORWICH POpLINs, TOILE ECU; E
JAPANESE POPLIES, GENAPPlNE;
TYCOON REPS, DOLLY yARDEA Ms :-12..- - ~. =
STRIPED, CORDED, and FIGURED PlQULs;a
COLoRED PRINTED PIQUES, PEREALESsi,9.
.CREToSs, LINEN for suits
STRIPED BALERNO, TAFFATA' cIiECkH;
CHINA SILKS, IRON GRENADINES; Is. I.
NtsDIyAs. REP and SILK WARP POPbiNS; +
STRIPED and FIGURED GRENADINES; =. 2
CIIALLIES III all colors, = =
BLACK and COLOREI> ALPACAS;
MOIIAIRS OK superior quality; - .e,s
.TAAISE, CREPE AfAKETZ, BOMBAZ1NE;' - .sz
PRINTED CHALLIES and DELAISES; -
ALL. WOOL DELAINES in black and colors );
VICTORIA LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS for dresses
WASH POPLINS, YOSEMITES;
MARIpOSAS, LINEN, LUSTRES;
BATISTE, SEERSUCKER :;
DOLLY WARDEN SWISS MUSLIN;
DOLLY WARDEN PIQUES,
DOLLY WARDEN PERCALES,
DOLLY WARDEN CHALLL,
DOLLY WARDEN CRETOENES,
DOLLY WARDEN LAWNS,
DOLLY WARDEN DELAINES, ind I'LL other new
s style of dress goods adapted to the season. 3.
LEVY BROTHERS,
lib and 1915 Main street.
DOLLY WARDEN CUFFS and COLLARS.
M %
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. ec.


CERTIFICATE Va, Septeni.
" her %. l:Gs.-AEcssrs. Wood < son: have TN.
roughly tried Your JOCKEY CLUB HORSE pow
DERS, and can recommend them. Nh"a properly
used due attention being paid To iced iS ahd crfT-
ing they are the best horse medicine Tor general Is
have ever seen. \ tioee occasionally given SAVES
FEED and keeps The animal III good plight You
ought to send item all over tie crunir:. IEcy are
no humbug. Respectfully. !onr-.
Prepared and sold by WOOD & son, Ninth and
Fifth and Marshall streets. api9
FoUGERA's NU ,yIINs iEEpARA'
IODINiZED SYRUP or UoRsEEAnisI
HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE.
SMITHS WHOOPISG-CoChl GoKDlAL;
FOUGERAS IODINiZED COD-Ll'LR cii'
ETHERIZED COD-LlNER OIL.
ESPIC-S ASTHMA CltiARRETTES.
LASCTLOT'S ASTHMA ClGARREIIES.
LhyILLE'S ASTHNA TUBES.
LAyILLE'S GOVT REMEDIES.
PASTILLES OF THE kLKALiSE LAtIAiES
LOZENGES OF PEPSIN Tactic ACID.
COILS BROWNIES CHEORODISE. ,,,,
SAyORY 6 MoORE'S PANCREAIlZhD 'oi-
sAvoisY s MooRE's PANCREArIc EMrL'
SION; ,..
and all the new and valuable foreign and American
pharmaceutical products Ia be had OF ,
MEADE & BAKER.
Importing PHARMACIST
apls 919 Main struf
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MILLINERY.

MADAM DEMELMAN
desires to inform the ladies of Richmond and We'll
nifty that she has fitted up the store No. 1923 Main
street. near corner of Fourteenth. with one OF the
handolnc;t and bcst-sclectcd 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, 4 very large assortment Of
LADIES' and INFANTS CAPS.
She has also added to her business one OF the largest
and best-selectcd stocks of HAIR GOODS ever
brought this city, consisting of real and Imitation
Switches and Curls; something new, the Cornet and
Nilsson Braids ChiSnons, in all shade and Styles In
endless variety.
Special inducements offered to country merchants
to buy wholesale.
Having had great many years of experience In
the millinery business, am confident Of giving ell
tire satisfaction. ,,,
Persons will do well to call and examine this we'll
selected stock before going elsewhere.
Y. b. Persons wishing to make their own Bonnets
can be supplied with all necessary materials az
MAD. DEMELMAN'S,
ans1m No. 1928 Main street.
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IN DEBT.

The object of this suit Is to recover from the de-
fendant, Andrew Lyle the sum OF one hundred and
eighty dollars and 1t appearing by nffidayit filed
that the said Andrew Lyle IS not resident OF this
State, he Is required TO appear within one month
from the publication hereof and do what Ia neces.
sary TO protect his interest In this suit. :
;s WILLIAM II. L. MORECOCK, I.
- ar III <y1nrIr !
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NORTH BRITISH
In AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE ' COMPANY COMP NY. !.
LONDON AND EDINBURGH, G. H.

Capital, $oooo,peo In gold invested In the United
States 81, 500, deposited with Treasurer OF
Virginia, $4,000 Ia United States bonds.
Having been appointed agents to the aboyc-iiametl
company, are prepared to issue Its against
loss or damage by re on buildings merchandise. AM
personal property Of all kinds, on the mort liberal
terms ~ - 80 = III
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
go IL d. y. WALKER b CO., "
oc7 it No. lola Main street.
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THE GREATEST BARGAIN
u IN.
SPRING DRY GOODS na

THE GREATEST BARGAINS
J. IN
SPRING DRY GOODS.
New style SIohar Dress Goods o5 to soc. per yard
Best-make Black Alpacas, CSC. APP;
Splendid Black Silk at Sl.5o and g per yard;
Trimming Silks, all colors, ut SIPS per yard;
White Piques, Bishop and. Victoria Lawns, Main
socks, Swiss Mllslins, and Cambrics, from &c. to
50c- per yard;
Tarlataps, all shades. 30 to !5c.;
Latest styles Cassimeres 75c.. 81, S.25 and $780,
Cambria Edgings and Insertings, very cheap;
Gents Kid Gloves extra quality, at $.25 per pair;
Ladies' Kid Gloves best snd preticst, ut $3.50 per
pair;
Very newest designs OF Parasols,
Lace and Linen Collars and Sets,
Lace Shawls and Sacks,
Ladies' Suits,
Superior Table Linens,
Napkins, Towels Quilts
and many more desirable articles, at the very lowest
prices, at WILLIAM TEALHINER & SONS,
api2 Col Broad, corner Sixth street
r c. COURTNEY e. SON,
y. s15 BROAD STREET.
would cal. special attention to the following
Alexnnder's best Kid Gloves,
Lace Points and Sacks, IS.
Thompson's Glove-Fitting Corsets,
Ottcnhcimer's and Harris COrscts.
Fanning's kid-Fltting Skeleton Corscts,
Hosiery of all qualities and sizes, ......
Gents Gauzc Shirts and Drawers,
Gents aud Boys Linen-Bosom Shirts,
Ladies' Gauzc Vests-long and short sleeves;
White and Colorcd Pigue.
Table Damask. Napkins, Towels, Quilts,
lIandkerchlefs, Ribbons,
Scarfs, and Embroiderics. ap 10-lm
THARLOTTESElL
... WOOLLEN MILLS.
Those VERY HANDSOME and SUPERIOR
SPRING WOOLLENS
made at these celebrated mills are for sale In Rich
mond, Va, by
THOMAS r. PRICE & CO..
W. HOLT RICHARDSON & CO.,
.. LEVY BROTHERS.
WILLIAMSON & WRITER'S,
DUCKWALL & ROUSS,
BREEDEN & FOX,
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
CONSUMERS
arc specially Invited to call and see them.
Samples mailed merchants on application. Adj.
dress
APPS Charlottesville, Va.
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sEcoND SUPPLY aF
FAsH1oNABLE DREss sSops


GECoND SUPPLY 5oF
FASHIONABLE DRESS ssoDs
received at ssie popular
"a BRoAp.sTREEg DRY GoOE,s STORE.
SPRING PoPLINs In oil desirable shades, "a.
SPRING TOPLINs In plain plaid and stripes,
JAPANESE GOODS In all varieties,
SILK-wARP DRESS GOODS, ~ ~ 40 .+a
Handsome SILK STRIPE GOODS, 49,.
GRENADINES in block and white ground, with
~ figures aud stripes; fssfs - sssFs{.s :
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES from CSC. TO So,
Another lot iof those extra cheap HANDKER-
~ CHIEFS at 15c., ~. 10 49,
aIARSELLLES QUILTS at $3.50,
and many other desirable goods at prices which VIII
defy competition. Is 3. HihsH,
apA o%s- bfsttu etIecs.
CALL AND SEE THE
4 NEW STYLES OF SILKS
~, AND oTuEI
DRESS GOODS NOW OPENING AT
j. c. COURTNEY & SONS,
ap 2o-lw SIS Broad street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ROCKS, STATIONERY. &C.

OF DEATH. BY Fiqulcr-
4 sI.75-the most remarkable book Of the age.
Bartos Radical Problems So.
Higglnson's Atlantic Essays. 81.
YCngc's English Literature. 81.
Harris English Literature. S2:5.
Doctor SyltaN. Plates. 81.
History of the Rod. Plates s3.5l
Caricaiurc Life Of Napoleon H.. Plates. S2je.
Times English Literature volumes. :ll.
All the NEW WORKS 1t 1915 Main street.
up 2i-dttw RANDOLPH EA6Llsli.
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NE SPRING, 1872.
NEW ANB ELEGANT DRY GOODS. a.
T. R. PRICE & co.
are now receiring.bv steamer and express superb
stock of STAPLE and FANCY GOODS for the sea-
son. to which attention SCALED. Everything new
and bcautfuI.wi be shown during the entire season.
DRESS GOODS.
BLACK eros GRAIN and TAFFETA slLhS.
COLORED eros GRAIN and TAFFETA SILKS,
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS: all colors;
POPI,INS, VELOURS, MELANGES,
PLAIN and FIG JRED JACONETS and LAWNS,
INDIA and JAPENESE SILKS,
DOLL1E WARDEN FRENCH and ENGLISH
CAS1BRICS, entirely new.
MOURNING GOODS.
SPECIALITY WITH THE HOUSE. Such as
yEI.oUR iMPERATRICE, VELOUR DE NICE,
eros De NICE, M0 y SELL,
BOSBAIINE, English and French:
BYZANTINE, FLORENTINE, CRETONNE,
DRAP DE M0NTEREAU,
SUMMER HENRIETTA,
SUMNER CACHEMERE, IRON GRENADINES.
IN WORSTED AND SILK.
GRAPES and GRAPE Wells, SC, SC. '
.a STAPLES.
LINENS and sHEETINGS, TOWELLNGs,
DIAPERS, HUCKABACkS,
GOODS for gentlemen and boys, great assortment
Immense line Of all the NEW PATTERN PRINTS,
All of which will be cold as low as any house In
America can afford to sell them for without giving
Iah Is T.R, PRICE s 60.
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ME- MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS.
We now offer the largest stock Of
MARsEILLEs Trimmings,
GISlPS, PRINCES, and BUTTONS,
we have ever offered.
-a.s. ALSO,
A large variety of
TUCKINGS AND FRILLINGS of the latest de-
signs. LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
DOLLY WARDEN JEWELRY,
DOLLY WARDEN COLLARS and CUFFS. ap2s
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND n - -,
Y PACKET COsIPANY.--Thc steam os1lSssta:zszSss
ship GEORGE Il. UPTON leaves New YORK every
SATURDAY: leaves Richmond every TUESDAY.
The steamship WILLIAM j.. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY; leaves Rchm0ud c:e!g
FRIDAY. Freight received daily.
u. J. BURR. President. 1919 Main STREET.
s.. ALEXANDER, Agent aud General sulcrili-
teudeut fe.J
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The Vicc-Prcsidency.

bS tCleSldpl W tlic 1
WASHINGTON, April 21.-To-day has
brought forth its quota of vice-presidential
rumors. The most important is the follow
ing. which comes from the White House:
The military ring have come to the conclu-
sion that nothing must be omitted that will
give strength to their ticket, and as affairs
look most desperate in Pennsylvania, some
thing must be done to save that State. The
way in which it is proposed to do this is by
nominating Senator Scott for Fice-Prcsident.
This would, if the ticket w;ls successful,
make senatorial vacancy, and this it is pro-
posed to offer to Governor Curtin, provided
he can be induced to support Grant; or to
Thomas Scott, who is understood to have
senatorial aspirations.
['rhis scheme is probably the one alluded
to yesterday by our Washington correspon-
dent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-24
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