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~ DOLLY WARDEN, DOLLY VAR

~ DOLLY WARDEN, Dolly VAR
DEN.-How popular that name has become In a
stiorttime, md how sfort-llvcd Il will be- Not no
With che natnsof LEVY BROTHERS Time adds
to the popularity OF their nnrse, and it must con-
tinue 10 do so, when they offer to purchasers Of DRY
GOODS such bargains US can be had nowhere else.
P1QUEs at lea, u. 30, as, 4oc., and upwards;
BISHOP LAwNsatso, rs 3d. ss, 90 anu soc. per
yard; s,-.=,.~,--,~~.,e - 4
CHECK aud STRIPED S1UsLINs at 20, rs and mp
to soc. per yard;
TUCKED MUSLIN. full-yard wide NJ sf's' ana
sIsc-i,,st one-Ilalf tho regular price;
1,,dsomc stv,es Of SPRING DRESS GOODS Mt 2s
30, rs, a., and Soc;
BLACK AIPACAS and MoHA1RS from soc. to AZ
per yard;
Rest FRENCH BoMBAzINEs at sl.25. $50, &1.75
aud 81 per yard:
WHITE and COLORED-EDGE BLACK SILkS at
s1.cs. s15o sl.75, g.. and up to $3.50 per yard
all very cheap;
IRON GRENADlNES of all qualities ut low
prices;
FRENCH PERCALEs at CSC. per yard-would be
cheap at $780,;
LAWNS. CINGHAMs, and GRENADINES In
great variety;
CLOTHS, GASSlMEREs. CASHMERET, and
TWEEDs in great variety ut popular prices;
GINGIiA1IS at l2lc. worth 1s3c.;
rurl-wdth uNBLEACHED sIIEETING at asc.
per yard; .i,p:
TrII n
yard ;ssssE..
Fiihss ysrd-asades UNBLEACHED COTTON at lssc'
= iner ward sold everywhere at l5c.
GOOD yard-widc BLEAC1IED COTTON at l?a Is
and1ssc. .-.
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at 2ac:
wAMsuTTA COTTON at 21c.
ANDkosCoGGIN COTTON at lsc.;
HoNEY-Coa1B QUILTS. ssfge enough for the
largest beds at s1.25 ana sl-so worth and $3.50;
.pupLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRTS at SOC, ,sssth sl;s
e COVERS warradtelsa iiwool;s
si.5O 80; S.
TFsrEs II, great variety from aoc: to sIe5
TlyTI ET-CovERS atfEC 7sc.. and 81;
buck BACK TOWELS assslsss:' $3.50, So, and up
~ 10 81 pca, dozer-a very cheap;
pure LINEN DOYLIES ut coc. per dozen worth 81 ;
LINEN pAMAsk for table-clots ut soc. worth
6e5c. per yard.
A large assortment of LINEN and LAWN SUITS
for ladies made up in the very best STYLE
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS of the latest
fashion; -~r,..
KID GLOVES mt sec. n pair and upwards;
All kinds of UNDER-GAR MENTS for ladies,
CORSETS. ~
HOOP-SKIRTS and BUSTLES,
DOLLY WARDEN CALICOES and LAWNS,
DOLLY WARDEN SWISS and PIQUES,
DOLLY WARDEN JEWELRY.
NEW GOODS
now hclng received by every steamer from New
York, Of which there arc five in number. VIC are
therefore better prepared than ever to offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
to our customers. Every article usually kept In Il
store Our friends in the country can have their or
ders filed to their satisfaction.
We have but ONE PRICE. and scN FOR CASH
ONLY.
Goods will rc sent hy express. {. o. D.. or upon
the receipt Of the money.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street,
abb Richmond, Va.
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Pennsylvania and General Grant.

Pennsylvania and Iehei"'
Rcm,b,;can PARTY affairs are IN s.u'''
state Of perplexity In Pennsylvania Ut
-. ,,,,n;nat;on of General HARrRASFT foi
I.or nv the Oflice-holders' Convention
or.,-,,es "a o light thrown into cave, ell
,hl;nr spectators to see much that couid ho'
he seen without IL
As in many other States, the Republican
r,rty in Pennsylvania Is smartly TeVassed
There are, first GRANT and anti-GRANr par
tics, and then there are parties ior a'',
AGAINST Senator CAMERON, and for and aSa'''S'
Mr.. FoRssY. OF course the anti-GR"Nr li'e. :.
arc against the nominee of the o1nce-ho''. ~.
Convention and equally. of course arc WV
ti-CAsERos men against that |oh''"'""'
bec,nse u was ruled by CAMERON. ana Inc
nominee (HARTRANfT) is the CAMERON ''''n'-
nee. A.. 49,;
We NAV readily understand that fms
nominee enters the field under disadvantages
The Philadelphia Press and the inquirer
tho influential Republican papers OF Pmla'
dclpbia, have predicted his defeat. They
saw his nomination is most unfortunate, ana
can hut lead to disaster. With such start,
If the opposition show even the least d'sffe-
ton. the GRANr party must sustain defea'
from which they cannot recover at the
Presidential election.
The state of things in Pennsylvania Is
pretty much the same as IN seferai othel
states. It is the result of the arbitrary dis
positiun with which the party has become
i,nbucd from the policy and presumption OF
ultra Radicalism. They have been taught to
consider the Republican party the Union
itself. The Government and all its goods
aud Offices belong to them, they believe; and
1t has come to that that each partisan believes
himself endowed with such high titles to
place and benefits that he will brook no q'ies-
tionins of it from any quarter. Hence high
md impudent assumptions amongst them
selves and uncompromising struggles overthe
Government Spoils. They have an Unsuitable
greed and shamelessness that are dead to
all sense of propriety. They know nothing
but self, and will sacrifice everything to that.
1t would be surprising. therefore, if there
were not wars amongst them-bittcr teuds
which cannot be healed. These things give
General GRANT vast deal of trouble; but
they come from disease generated in great
degree by him, and is as much beyond his
power to control us are the winds. He tries
to keep the factions in Pennsylvania fast
bound to himself; but their strife with one
another threatens to sink him, and he cannot
put an end to that; he cannot still the pas
sions he has sowed; he cannot, to quote
FRcuDE, quiet the hounds whose noses nc
has bloodcd
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MAEsH1ED,

AT the residence Of Colonel Thomas j. Evans The
brides father, the nth Of April, 1871 by the Rev.
l. G. Cranlcry, WILTON RANDOLPH, of New
York city, to Miss IDA d. EVANS, of Richmond.
On Tuesday evening the 9th Instant at the First
pabskst church, by Rev DR.. burrows, Mr.. IRVING
q JOHNSON, of Smithfeld. Va, to Miss COR
SELIA j. CIIILES, only daughter Of the late
James r. Chilos, of this city.
Norfolk, Dunville, Va. and Goldsboro,' n. e..
pl 3ers please copy. No cards.
On the 10Th instant, in the city by the Rev. VI. d.
HoCr. Mr. JOHN W. PIERCE. formerly Of VIII
nuinsburg, Va. to Miss MARY Leu FlTI-
GERALD, of this city.
Lynchburg papers please copy
On the 9Th, hy Rev. Father Vandcvyyer JOHN f.
FPPhS to Miss ELLEN c. PURCELL: all OF this
city. -.,
Mount Holland, n. j., papers please copy.
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BURKEp1LLg "SESriSEE."-We have re-
ceiyed two copies Of the Burkeville Sentinel,
conducted by Mr.. ALrsEUs BOILING, q gem
tleuiap who has had some experience In
journalism. The Sentinel. is very handsomely
gotten up, and shows both industry and
taste. 1t is quite taking paper, and we
hope it will take. II I'd ,..f... Il .s,.,sy e
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l. Because Il is acknowledged to BIC perfectly SOL
reut bv nil Insuynnce Commfsstoners.
.. Because It Is tho cheapest. - -
O. Because 1t endorses the surrender rdtae on It's
noI,cies. n, Iourrs and cents, for ten consecutive
wears. and ten years thereafter, II desired.
According to the statement of the rates OF e al,-
fcreut Life insurance companies Of rst-class stanu
ing In the United States made by 1.-THE Universal
IN its advertisement entitled Facts are St'@0oo'H
Thtnos,' and published recently In asouthern news
paper. It appears that the Mutual R1es q "s
BROOKLYN arc cheaper than those OIL any hhihe'
company.
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NE ICE-CREAMS, JELLY, CAKES,
&C.-By kind assistance of friends and my OWN ex-
crtions, am In position TO serve my customers with
like proEptness and fidelity. ] 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 dclctcrious, none can excel.
Give me 4 call. - J. W. PLEDGE,
ap9-lw SIT Broad street.
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OF WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS.
NV WINES for the coming season arc now arriving,
and shall socu have the most complete assortment
ever offered i'll this city. consisting uf
CLARETS.
BCRGUNDIES.
SAUTERNES, AMI
HOOKS,
In hog heads and cases. from the cheap TABLE
WINES to the finest brands known III Europe, In
Guiding the Chateau La Rose. LATTE, MargauN,
Clos dc Tougcot. Chambcrtln. Liebfraumilch Hoch-
hcilcr and Schoss Johannisbcrg.
CHAMPAGNE,
Of the house of Bouche, Fills & Co.. Marcul. France.
and others. especially put up for me, and selected
with the greatest care. would call particular atten-
ton to the NAPOLEON CABINET and the d
WlNE-thc latter being perfectly dry.
0IADEIEAs. sHERRIEs, AND PORT,
of great age and purity in casks and cases, and like
wise on draught.
CfBRANDIES, Ialways keep u large stock on hand,
ana now expect daily direct shipment from
Mcssrs. james Hcnncssey & Co., Cognac, France.
also import and have always OH hand those ccle
brltcd EICIIY and Settlers WATERS; and In
connection with these, would call special attention
TO that famous BITTER WATER of the Frcdcrick's
Hall Spring, Germany, just received '''tct from
there.
Having given my orders for the above, either ver-
laly when In Europe last SUMMER or early In the
fall by letter. avoided the late heavy advance, and
shall thus be enabled to sell In most instances at my
old prices: and particularly CHAMPAGNE AM
enabled TO sell at former prices although such houses
as Hedsicck and others have advanced their price
$! tgod) per dozen bottles.
CIGARS have been very scarce. owing to the trou-
hlcs in Cuba. but have just succeeded in getting
large and very fine lot direct from Havana. i. &.
Knowing that no other house In the State has as
large and wcll-sclcctcd stock as offer respect
fully beg call from all in want of either of the
above.
WII1SkEYS Of the very best houses, and old, In
large quantities, constantly on hand
OSCAR CRANE,
Importer of Wines, Liquors, and Cigars,
apll-eod6t No. "a Governor street.
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DISPLAY. a-sR,s
M el1,iIR-
.NhSNe
SPRING. lsI@.
GRAND OPENING OF THE EMPORIUM OF
FASHION.

MADAM DEMEI.MAN
desires to inform the ladies Of Richmond and Wei
nifty that she has fitted up the store No 1875 MAIN
street near corner of Fourteenth. with one ol Tie
hanioIncst and hcst-sclcctcd stockso
MILLINERY GOODS
ever offered in this city: among which she "ners
BON NETS and HATS. of tie latest novelty;
RICH RIBBONS.
FRENCH FLOWERS. and
BONNET MATERIAL of all descriptions
Also. q very large assortment or
LADIES and INFANTS CAPS.
She has also added TO her business one oil the largest
and best-sclected stocks of HAIR GOODS ever
brought to this city. isug of real aud Imitation
Switches and Curls: something new the Corhet ana
Nilsson Briis; Chixnors, i'll all shade ana styles III
endless variety.
Sneciul Inducements offered to country merchants
10 buy wholesale. =;
Having had Il great many years OF experience III
the millinery business, am coililtcht ol giving en-
tire satisfaction.
Persons will do well TO call and examine tins well
selected stock before going elsewhere.
\. Il. Persons wishing to make their own Bonnets
can be supplied with all necessary materials NJ
" Mad. DEMELMAN'S.
opSIn No. 1923 Main street.
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1rs,.<r;,,,a.a nrieFIer .Resources.

The Legislature at It's late session appoint.
cd committee to gather Information WITH
reference to the resources and condition On
Virginia, and to publish the same, together
with an invitation to immigration from LIS
other States aud from abroad. The io''on
ing letter has been prepared by the co'l,na
tee. and we readily give 1t a pace, "'u
o,,est our contemporaries to DO the s'is''
We tr,st that rcrsons able to supply tue
,.on,,ni,,oo with the information desired VIII
,,rorr,lv do 80. It's publication under tne
authority of the State will unqueslio'ho'!
.,,,,n,nd for il respect, and cause much
GOOD TO come of il:
RICHMOND, VA, April 10, 1877.
To the citizens Of Virginia:
The undersigned members of the House
Of Delegates were appointed at the regular
session Of the General Assembly to prepare
and have printed circular letter for dlstrl-
button. descriptive of the mineral, CONNER
cial, and agricultural inducements which the
State Of Virginia offers for the encourage
mcnt of Immigration and the profitable EN-
ploymept of capital, and to extend cordial
invitation to citizens of other States ana OF
Europe to make Virginia their home. 0
In order that the resources OF every county
and section of the Commonwealth may be
fully set forth. the committee would urgently
request citizens OF all sections of the State
interested in this subject to furnish the fol-
lowing information in regard to their lf,r'
ticular county or section at the earliest pIac'
ticablc moment:
Character Of soil production, kind and
mmltv value of land and quantity for sale !;
mineral resources of every description, near
est point to railroad or water transportation,
and such other SugseStionsas they may think
valuable in the preparation of said letter..
CHARLES =. RAMsDELL.
WILLIAM T.. SuTHERLIN,
WILLIAM LovENsTEIN,
-.-.....-. --.- SAMUEL A. SWAMI.
WILLIAM MATTHEW,
Committee.
All communications should be addressed
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Two TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
i 80 SWEET OIL. ID Fl

Wel,avc just received Il fresh lot OF the SUPERIOR
OLIVE OIL that we have been selling for several
years psst. In the experience Of many the use OF
this oil will obylate the trouble In lump tobacco OF
sticking together, or not being free when opened
preventing the breaking and tcsring of the wrapper
much of which difficulty Is caused by the use Of in-
- % % III. PURCELL, LADD s. Co,
apli 49, A3ae Maln street. Il
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The friends of j.. THOMPSON QUARLES, and
tbos,. of the family OF the late Colonel Henry w.
Ouarles arc requested to meet ut the First Presy
tsran church 1.-THE Rev. Mr.. Prcston'sl SUNDAY
MORNING ut O'clock, TO accompany his remains
to the cemetery. n.
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DIED,

IS Glcnwood, Henrico county, the residence Of
Mr.; A. Watt, on the 18th instant, CLINTON d.
SMITH, in the twcnty-ninth year of his are.
His friends and acguaintarces and those of his
brothers and of Mr.. Hugh 4. Watt are invited tC
attend his fRncral on SATURDAY the 18th instant,
ut L. O'Clock, from the residence of Mr.. II. A. Wutt
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BOOKS. syATIosgHY. dc.
NEW BOOKS
FOE SALE BY
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EIHIs IS 1O GIVE NOTICE THAT

KTHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
i the subscriber has obtained from the CllsHcery
Court of the city of Richmond LETTERS OF AD-
MINiSTRATl6S oNTHE ESTATE on JOHN
D. HAMMERSIEY, laieof said city, deceased. All
persons having claims, against said deceased arc
hereby warned TO exhibit tile same, With the y9ne,
ers thereof 10 the Subscriber on or before the FtkSI
OF OCTOBER NEXTsFsThey may. otherwise by
law be excluded from 81! benehs of said estate. AL
persons indebted sud estate requested 20 ,uahe
immediate payment to X. l.. WIaiEsToiTh,Es l.
j - -s>>~.' nv ,5S1.7E D. l.. liAMatERsLEi,
NH ao-Saw administrators.
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STOCK RATES.
Attic age At the age
IF 80, 500 n 20. $3.50
tviU in DiH lt-
III the .Sll.I5o 90 Sl0,s5l 90
I'm the Universal 1896 oil lu,26d 90
Balance In favor OF the Brook
Ign at stock ratcs...........- 1898 9o $3.50 w
The greatly advantageous feature OF the Brook
lyn In endorsing the Surrender PutueS upon its
policies. in d0lldrS nnd cents. for ten consecutive
yenrS. has met with unqualified praise from the
most celebrated American actlarlcs, as also from
the press North and South.
The Hon. Elizur Wright, who Is admitted to I've The
greatest insurance mathematician and actuary in
America, congratulating the Brooklyn upon this
new and distinctive feature. says among other
things ~ am particularly pleased by your depart
urc In the right direction from the ordinary method
Of computing the Surrender Values" "Onc of the
greatest drawbacks to the popularity of life insu-
rance has been the disappointment and dissatisac-
ton Of retiring policy-holders mt the smdttnesS NJ
the surrender rdlme p0id," &c. "All this would
have bccu prevented by diStinct statement on the
policy in adrdnce IF the S,na to be pail"
This statement, 1t will be seen, the Brooklyn makes
in dollars and cents so that there can he no mis-
takS.
READ WHAT SOUTHERN PAPERS SAY OF tia
FEATURE:
The Sentinel. (Raleigh, " e. January q, 1892
"This grtnt feature Of cash surrender rdtmeS Is an
improvement that signalizcs the era OF lie lnsu-
rance"
Su7, (Co{,nbuS. ia. l"Thcre l. no better COM
pauy III the land. A comparison with other corpo.
ratons of a similar character will convince all of
the superior safety in hking risks with tie Brook
Disputch, (St. Louis -No..J January 7, 156o.-" 4
policy in the Brookin. Life Is thus worth so much
in re6dy money. This Is the csa!y life con,panF ~
the country that has carried this excellent Jdture
(Of endorsing the cash surrender values In dollars
and ccns) into It's business" "'Policy-holdes being
d0nbly assured, the system cannot fall 10 hccome
very popular"
1t will be seen that Assert nothing in the above
advertisements but make simple statement OF the
superior ndrnRfdgtS tie Br0ohtgn as 1t appears
from diSintercsted parties; and which Is strictly
correct. 49,
Good agents wanted everywhere in Virginia, who
will be literally dealt with
Apply to CON-
General Agents for Virginia.
Office No. 902 Main street, Richmond Va.
m Bt.StllW3ln
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All communications should be addressed
to William Looenstein, secreta'ycf commit
tee, 81 Main street, Richmond.
All newspapers in the State are requested
tp ronC
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JAMES ALFRED JONES. WOOD BouLDIS, JR.
ZONES & BOULDIN, ATTORNEYS
~ At Law. RGIiMoND.-dAMEsA ALFRED
JONES and WOOD BOULDIN. DR.. 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 In Richmond Estate and Fed
eral), and Mr.. Bgaldin the courts OF Halifax
county and the Federal courts ut DatISille.
4 Mr. Jones's Office Is III his residence, on Sixth
street; MIR. Bouldins for the present, 6l9 Franklin
street. .--. -
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We acknowledge the receipt Of Q pamphlet
cnpy Of the annual message Of Mayor KEl-
LIT. ~
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/: NOTICETOMY CLIENTS.-My unfinished pro-
ft.ssonai business unless other counsel be ret1le6)
viii be closed by htessrs Jones & Bouldin, 10 whom
clients are referred ~
: OF my son I say nothing; and Mr.. Jones Is too
well known to the State LIS lawyer and man to need
commentator. Your Interests viii suffer no detri-
Iucnt by the change. ,-,,on ,,o,7, ~.
apl2 atgs. WOOD BUULDlN.
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r AIDES, MISSES, AND CHIL-S
IL DREN'S BUTTON and LACE SHOES& ~
made TO order by HENRY C. BOSCHEN, -
La n IN 80 42I Broad street. +
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CUMBERLAND COAL.--Now t l[,h,,
~ fso,n SCHOONER Judge Hopkins .m"i inc ant
superior COAL. For CRATES S'''i'
smiths work. II has ITO cILai. ;, p pFSrLfl.
.nIo-.t corner Sipctecpth AID t - -
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Having disposed of my interest In the railroad
supply business to PAUL BAKGAMlS. respectfully
solicit for hinia continuance of the patronage so
literally bestowed upon the late firm.
WILLIAM n. BRAGG.
April Sth, ls72. APP l3-lw
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ITO MY CITIZENS OF RICH
l. OND.-Corlscious Of having faithfully dis
charged the duties of the position yo gave me- re-
snrrif,ly announce myself candidate for r-clcc-
ton 10 the Office of HIGH CONSTABLE Subject ~
:nI;rt your .1inns\. \. ". ROSES.
1p-sw
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At !. POWERS. EsQ.-Many citizens
NI . of CLAY Ward having expressed their prefer
cncc for YOU rs n candidate for the position oi
MAGISTRATE. we hereby call upon you 10 an
nouncc yourself Tor the SAME, pcuSihS o"-
selves TO your support. w ,-,rr,rc
an l3-ltE - MANY N'iEKH.
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