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BONNET, TRIMMING,
NECk and SASH RIBBON:
VELVET RIBBONS. NECK-TIES.
BONNET SILKS. SATlNS, NELFETS. and
GRAPES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, ORNA-
MENTS, FRAMES, &C.;
STRAW BOSNETS and LADIES' and Chill
DRENS' HATS. trimmed and untrmmcd;
and lin connecting warcroomSl
WHITE GOODS,
Linen, Embroidcifcs. Laces, Nets, Collars, Sets
Handkcrchieis, Yelling, Head-Nets, sc.
Nos 237 AND go BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, MID.
These goods are manufactured by lis or bought Cor
cash directly from the European and American
manufacturers. embracing all the latest novelties
uneuuallcd In variety and chCapncSs in any market
Orders filled with care, prOnptncss. und dispatch
fe97-eodl2t
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O. NJ MARSHALL,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
HATS. CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS,
FURs AND TRUNKS,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.

This instrument of partnership, made and entered
tween q. VI. MARSHALL, of the city of Richmond
in the State Of Virginia, and HENRY A. HCRL.
BUT: Of the city Of New York, In the State OF
New York,
That the said O. VI. Marshall and the said Henry
A. Huribut do hereby form Il limited partnership
agreeable to the terms and conditions prescribed for
such partnership IN chapter li5 of the Code of tir-
ginla. edition Of ls6o. for the purpose Of conducting
In the city of Rchmcnd Va, under the firm OF
o. NJ. Marshall, general jobbing and retail business
in Hats and such other goods rs are usually kept IN
general hat store. for the period three years from
the LIST day of February, 1872? The said o. NJ. Mar
shall Is the general partner, and the said Henry A:
Hurlbut Is the special partner, and the said special
partner has contributed the sum of ten thousand
dollars in cash to the common stock as capital.
Witness the following signatures aud seals:
o. VI. MARSHALL lSeal.J
HENRY \. HURLBUT (Scal.l
STATE OF VIRGINIA, City Of Richmond-to wit:
!, John 4. Coke, a notary public for the city OF
Richmond in the State OF Virginia, do certify that
o. NJ. Marshall, whose name Is signed to the fore
going writing bearing date the 7th day of December
1871, has acknowledged the same before me In my
city aforesaid. and do further certify that the said
o. NJ. Marshall made oath before me that the abov,
named Henry A. Hurlbut has contributed the OF
ten thousand dollars in cash to the common stock OF
the aforesaid partnership, and that the said SUM has
actually been paid In cash.
Given under my hand this sth day of February
1872. JOHN A. COKE, Notary Public.
STATE OF NEW YORK, City Of New Iork-to wit
I, Joseph W. Howe, notary public Of the city OF
New York In the State of New York, do certify that
Henry 4. Hurlbut, whose name Is signed to the fore
going writing. bearing date the It'll day of December
1871, has acknowledged tue same before NE In IN!
city aforesaid.
t!ircn under my hand and official seal this folrtl
tic lJ-Sew Notary Public New York city.
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CONTEMPORARIES.
CONTEMPORARIES
HAVANA ORANGES.
One hundred cases inst received by
PIZZlNI.
For sale wholesale and retail. NH Q
For sale wholesale and retail.

SitIU WTIUItSIIC IN.III It'll
TUST IN TIME.-j00 boxes l. 4 f r
~ RAISISS-whole half, and quarters; 500 drums
new smyrna FIGS; IS boxes Lcghorn CITROS,
new: IS trails new Iyca ALMONDS; 10 barrels new
I.ltc CURRANTS: 10 cases Valencia ORANGES:
Is boxes Mcssina ORANGES: % boxes Mcssna
LEMONS: Is barrels Albclrarlc PlPPlNS.
DE- ~ LOUIS j. BOSSIEUN. 1llo Main street.
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DEY GO0sss.
GREAT BARGAINS In NEW SPRING
DRY GOODS.

FRENCH MARsEItLE QUILTS. also:
GROS GRAIN BLACK SILK. s1.59;
CHECKED SAINSOOK at &c. worth 35c.,
WHITE FRENCH CAMBRIA 1T Csc worth 5oc.,
HEM-STlTCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
nj 15c.,
HEM-STITCHED and CORDED LINEN HAND
kEEGHIEFS mt 2oc..
IRISH LINENS Mt old prices.
Also a full line OF DRESS GOODS, FIGURED
CAMBRICS for children; WHITE GOODS OF every
description MEMS aud BOYS WEAR, DOAfEs-
TICS Of all kinds at popular prices at
5. HIRSH'S,
NH 70 62T Broad street.
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DIssOLU.rIoNs 4 rAy.rNEs,gr.Ips.


NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER.
~ SHlP.-Thc undersigned have this day formed
partnership for the purpose OF conductiig In the
city Of ltlchmond. Va. The business of MANII-
FACTgR1NG s1lOhING AND CHEWING TO
WILSON C. THOMAS and EDWIN T. Pill
HINTON arc the general partners, and JOHN G.
WILLIAMS Is the special partner. All the part
ners reside In Richmond, Va, and the business OF
the partnership Is TO be conducted under the name
and firm of THOMAS Il PILK1STOS.
ton of the year isT3
JOHN c. WILLIAMS, the special partner, has
contributed the sum of fifteen thousand dollars II,
cIsh.
Witness onr hands this 9TH day Of March. 1877.
fSigncdl ". G. THOMAS,
j.. T. PILkINTON.
JOHN C., WILLIAMS.
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\ QUEER CAsE.--Dr. II. Nogcl, writing
from Germany to the Philadelphia Photo
grdnhcr. relates a queer case. y photo
IRA phcr made pictures of two brothers who
refused TO take or pay for them on the
ground that they We're not likcne$scS. The
artist complained, but Tie judge was Of the
SAME opinion Is the brothers, and decided
that the pictures were not likcncSSeS. Mr..
Photographer then Went home with his re-
jcctcd pictures and placed them in his show
window with the label, "The MurdcrerS Of
Mrs. Y" The brothers then waited on the
artist and alleged that it was libel to expose
their pictures with such title, and on his
refusal TO remove the placard they entered
suit. 1t remains TO be seen how the judge
will decide III this new phase Of the affair."
Scientific american.
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GRAND CLOSING-OUT SALE OF VA.
" LUABLE DRY GUODS.-We have, prepare
tori to removal from present storehouse, deter
mined to give friends ana the public generally
grand cl0sng-ont sale, at prime cost, of our very
valuable stock. The sale will bc continued until LIST
April, hy which time we intend 10 sell every dollars
worth OF goods In the house at cost. If not sold be-
fore the lst of April privately. shall then sell all
the shelving, counters. and other fixtures, at public
auction. the store leased by Mr. Duckwall Is
very fully and handsomely furnished with fixtures
of every kind.
We assure our friends that are In earnest, and
that our stock is in prime order, and of the best
quality, consisting in part Of BROWN and
BLEACHED COTTONS, BROWN and BLEACH
ED SliEETINGS, and other handsome and valuable
domesics.
4 very handsome and valuable stock of LINEN
GOODS. such Us IRISH LINENS, TABLE DA-
MASK, TOWELLINfi and TOWELS; WINTER
and SPRING DRESS GOODS. embracing BLACK
and COLORED SILKS; clegant LACE POINTS,
LACES and EAfBltOlDER1ES OF ALL KINDS.
RIBBONS: SHAWLS. CARPETING. and thou
sands of other valuable goods.
Our goods are very cheap. with our profit on
them: but with no profit they present attractions
not to be- neglected Come and look for yourselves.
These goods will of go rapidly. aud those In
want of good goods from Twenty-Five to fifty per
cent. below usual prices would do well to come
early and come often.
NH ll-lot DUCKWALL & ROUSs.
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PAINTS, OIES. DE,
ITO ONSUMERS OF OILS FOR
Il MACHINERY.
A saving guaranteed By the use of

saving guaranteed by the nse OF
TILE VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
IUBRICATISG OIL,
suitable for slow or rapid machinery OF every de-
scrptIon; free from ali impurities; warranted not
10 heat or gum.
Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold by US
differs from ~ othtT. LuJrcatin5 OILS sold ,n MtS
n,,irld. We are the sole agents here for the tir-
giuia Natural Petroleum LubricaunR Oi, every par
rel of which sold by us bearing our brand mus
..Virginia Natural Petroleum Lub1-cating OH fur-
cell Laid & Co.. Agents. Richmond, Va; ~
There are plenty of so-callcd Lni'rlcatinG Oils
offered under The lure of low prices they are worth
less and 4 positive injury to machinery, as time IN
their use will tell. 4 good lnbricaIinS OIL such As
the VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM IL
BRICATISC OIL. Ii i positive economy, prevent,
Ing heating cumming, and consequent Earring ana
wearing of the machinery saving OF power ahu
gain in speed. Purchasers will bear in mind tlit u
Is not alone sufficient TO procure natural pelro-
leum;" IL must BE- If tie proper SPECIFIC grarity,
like the Virginia Nat,ra, Petroleum Luorlcdttng
OIL and like 1t undergo the process 9r purtnclatots
,rithout chemicals, and be rendered entirely JTee
from, grit or gum. This oil Is not affected by ex-
treIncS of temterlture standing alike heat or coia.
II is In 4 word. the CHEAPEST OIL. and combines
more of the requisites of good luhricator than any
oil offered In this market
Orders addressed TO I'D will receive prompt atteh-
ton and be shipped III good tight packages.
f. Isa,n Richmond. Va.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, Va. March Is, 1877.
OFFERINGS.

WHEAT.-Whlic. 30 bushels.
CORS.-Wllte. 3.ols bualicls. Yellow, 100 bushels
OATS.-i.G52 rlsicls.
RYE.-23 bushels.
MEALS bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whic, 3. bushels very good at si.;o.
CORS.-Whitp AZ bushels at Csc: s3s bushels
prime at 1ec.: 80 bushels common ut 6sc. Yellow
100 bushels prime Mt CSC,
oATS.-l5o bushels very good at orc: 30 bushels
prime =. EGG: 80 bushels prime at &C.
RYE-23 bushels Mt g5c.
RE-EXIIIBITEp.
OATS.-33O bushels
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r ARGE QUANTITY ofs1ssXeEiLENT
4 4 BRICKS IN THE WAl;k.IiagsE a rsf ne
ssp EYE = STREETS, FOR StLE.s-pfopossis
are invited until TUESDAY next tire I'm MaiSl,
Issa. forthe purchase OF about II ~
ca,cf nj sboye rhfss bricks are pf very stspefsn
quality and quite convenient 5Sr Aus Ply.
noS,s wiI be per thousand for tho brieks ~ W.
ply AT my office. , ", w .,,ss,s
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BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK.
SELLING AT COST TO REDUCE STOCK.

SATTEENS ut sc. worth 81 per yard
EMPRESS CLOTHS and MOUAIR POPL1SS at
- cents;
Atwood PLAID POPLINS at Is and 6Oc.;
FRENCH MERINOS ut sic. worth 81. IS;
BLACK HENRIETTA and TAMESE CLOTH al
she. and 81:
JAPANESE SILKS. all colors and styles:
IRISH POPLINS. all color>, nj Sis worth :? per
yard
BLACK vELvETEENS at 81, sl.25, and $3.50, cx-
tra cheap:
Excellent STYLES CASS1MERES. 81 and up;
TABl- + LINENS nj 30. 75c., 81 Slo5 per yard;
NAPKINS, TOWELS, QUILTS. and BLANKETS;
SHhWLS. CLOAkS, WATERPROOF SUITS,
SKIRTS. USDER-FESTS. CORSETS,
HOSIERY. KID GLOVES,
INFANTS DRESSES,
EMBROIDERLES,
RIBBONS,
and numerous other goods AT COST In order TO
make room fer SPRING GOODS.
Give lis u call, and secure bargains.
WILLIAM THALHlMER & SONS,
IL 10 No. Col Broad. corner Sixth street.
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How WOMEN WELCOME 4 TAX COLLECTOR
IN NIcmGAS.-At Lexington, Michigan, Il
week or two since, Mr.. Wdeman, the town.
ship treasurer, visited the house of Mr.. Will
liam Stoncr. in DaviSyillc, for the purpose of
collecting the tax on dog. He WAS deemed,
however, IN iuterlopcr hy the ladies of the
domicil and treated accordingly. They took
the prccaution to lock the door first, to pre-
vent his escape with the goods, and then pro-
cecded to lelabor him, one with good-siZcd
hickory club. another with an axe, andanothcr
wilha kettle Of hot water, ready, as they said,
to scald the hog is soon as they bad killed
him. The climate was altogether too warm
for his comfort. and he was only too glad to
escape with whole skin. A reinforcement
visited the place the next day and the tables
Were turned, and the beligerent females were
compelled to lay the tax, and the costs and
expenses incurred. They stated in eXtenua-
lion Of their conduct that they had been ad-
viScd that the tax was illegal, and they hada
right TO take extreme measures in the pro-
lection Of their property from levy.
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\ method of rendering safes absolutely
burglar-proof has long been sought for iii
vain. The Object has at last been attained by
Il device whose effectiveness is only cqualscd
Ivy lis simplicity. il consists OF Il complete
casting OF tin. III which any ordinary safe
may be placed, and which, when the door is
closed, cannot be penetrated even to the
depth of single plate of tin, without sound
ing an alarm loud enough to brighten the
boldcSt of the Jack Shepherds, or to wake
the drowsic>t OF watchmcn. The protector,
as the case is called, when closed, completes a
battery circuit which is broken by either
opening the door or cutting into the walls.
The breaking Of the circuit releases tn" arm;s-
lures Of electromagnetic, which, III their
moNcincn: away from the magnets that pre-
yiousy held them, unlock 4 train Of clock
work placed in position inaccessible to bur-
glars. This clock-work. once set in motion,
sounds m alarm for at least one hour by the
beating OF Il gong and the ringing of bells.
IT can be stopped only by Il person who
knows the combination upon which it is set,
this being i'll principle like the standard conf
hination locks now generally used on bankers
safes and vaults.
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SALES.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET,

7 II.
MARCH lS.-Rcceipts and offerings continue lib
eral of NIL grades but bright wrappers. which are
very scarce on market and In much demand The
scarcity Of bright wrappers on market IS owing to
the fact that farmers are Keeping them Off the mar
ket until the tobacco-tax question is settled We
quote Us before:
BLACK.
LuGS-Cnmmon to good. ..............s 30 nOiG 9 90
LeCy-Commcn to mcdium............. 5O0 o 50
Good 10 fine. ..................... 10 o0fD II 90
SUS-cCRED.
Lngs-Conmon to good ............... 7 0cGH 8 50
LeIf-Com,non to medium. ......;..... Oo@l IL co
Guodto fnc--nGne IN market.
BRIGHT.
LugS-Good to medium. z 6oTI 10 90
Good 10 fine ..................... T. 600 Is 90
Extra smoking .................. 20 O0fD IS 90
LeGf-Common TO medium wrapperS.. II 0O6l 90 90
Good to fine wrappers. ......... % Oo6D 80 90
Extra wrappers ................ SIS 0O0I IS W
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g. G. FLOURNOY, MANUFACTURER
-. OF SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, FRAMES, MAN
TIES. MOuLDlNGS, CASINOS, BEADS, COR
the late fire and fitted up with improved machinery,
am now prepared to execute work ut short notice
crn or northern market.
Good materia, and good work guaranteed.
No. 1iI9 Cary street.
ie 5-3m RichIlUnd. Va.
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-Nc,c FORK, March Is, 1872.

SINGULAR RELIGIOUS EIG1TEMENT.-A Jack.
Sonvillc (lll.) correspondent Of the St, Louis
Democrat writes as follows:
\ most remarkable and understandable re.
li@louS excitement bas cAi>tQd for some time
Just AMONG q t.;tmbcr OF tie citizens Of Old
Be'll:, cangaman county, and vicinity. II
seems that the pastor Of the Presbyterian
church Of that town became convert 10 tho
religious do9n,a OF perfect holiness and en-
tire qualification, and became so ub.
sorbed in the dogma, and cycictd in re.
ference thereto, that the church dismissed
him from the passionate thereof. This
minister then commenced holding "sanc-
tii!tution meetings" in his own dwellings
which Were attended By a small congrc9a
ton Of s:!nlathi2crs. These meetings, a.
thcy progressed. became more and more in.
tcnScly exciting and boi>tcrous. The attend.
ants lccamc more and more intensified in
their faith in the doctrine ofpcricct holiness
and in the belief in tic utter vanity Of all
earthly possessions. The minister at length
claimed he was having revelations from God
one Of which WAS that the marriage relation
between q gentleman and his wife, Of Berlin
was unlloly. and that God had directed him
to deliver Il message 10 them commanding
their immediate separation.
Two wealthy farmers who resided Fear tho
town were 50 far carried away by the preach
ing of their minister, who they believed was
Gods oracle. that one Of them executed 9
deed conveying to him his farm, as the in.
Strllmrnt stated. "1ior Jesus" and the other
gay" linn $1,000 "iOr JcSliS." While the
meetings were i'll progress at the preacher
dwelling. and with the loud singing and
wild shouts Of the crazy fanatics ringing III
her ears. the wife OF the divine was confined
and died. mt il l.: believed Of neglect
Finally the sensible people Of Berlin became
indignant at Tic proceedings, and resolved
10 nut stop to ,ucDl.
TO effect this they had on Friday or Satur
day OF last week, the preacher taken into
custody believing him to he insane) for tho
purpose Of llaviu" the question of his insanity
tested before jury. \ brother of the farmer
Who executed the deed and Of the one who
gave him the money for Jesus have takel
steps 10 prevent the expenditure OF the
money or the recording OF the deed.
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...Ag " ATEIN.vlILE. Go0cnLAxD CorSTY
w. i. ii. Hoyc'S residence, in Goochland
...v, ,.2s artr2yea Yesterday morning hy
.... r~.. 20, 70 10 the at Of IN inccn.i;ayy,
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RIcn

], John II. Hamptona notary public for the city Of
Richmond. In the State Of Virginia. do hereby certi
that Wilson G. Thomas and Edwin T. Pilklntol. the
general partners in the firm of Thomas Pilkinton.
this day personally appeared before me In my city
aforesaid, and made oath that John c. Williams the
special partner Of the firm of Thomas s Pi!kintcn.
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,
13T2. JOHN H. HAMPTON.
NH I3-tist& tlawdy Notary Public.
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n&uwNFn.-Wr learn that the miller at
ing Mis-. II APpom8ttoN county, whose
gag. or informant did not remember. was
W.! in Il" !n!ll-pOnd at that place on
n:ar list hy the up>ctting Of q small boat
W"."h he WAS attempting 10 secure a duck
. he lad shot LyrcbJurq Ne,cs.
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~ w. JONES, DENTIST, has ~
VI. always pure and fresh lIRQIs oA-sSsI1tcic
IOE GAS for painless extraction Of teeth:
ARTIFICIAL TEETH made OF any Description
and OF best materials. . So. x t,....
OLD GOLD PLATE taken IN eachange for new.
All operations thoroughly performed ana war
ayr" OFFICE Franklin street No. I'll between ssssnt
and Eighth. ~. l-sn
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i NOVEL WAY OF GETTING RID or A TENANT.
~. Ma! ling is the name Of a widow lady
N.Ih iIr"c children, who occupies 4 room III
tti!rd Story VI the building No. $50 Race
'7-t. The landlord has been giving her
-ni.c% |" leave very pcy-irtcntly for some
'li.a'. a1i ;.Ir itdy ia~ Is pcr>i>tcmt!y refused
'' comply Will! Tie wishes Of the proprietor
yesterday morn, M Mrs. Mayling sent one Of
3. children in great haste for II physician
-.i1lr That she WAS III 4 very bad way.
" @-; -" Doctor assembled the stairs leading
- !I.- t'ItNQ.HOus room he WAS StiilCd with
'- .."", II birthstone. With great dis
..&lo Consequences he pushed forward
H. i"ir'"d the poor WoDan's door,
-iSH Ma> opened i'll RESPONSE 10 Ills
i.tFE. lhc fumes If birthstone were
ron, however,, thai he WAS compelled
- fusI Gown onr lll-h 81 stairs, where he
5isi 10 tie "onrtm ana asked her what She
"t~ N}in- - Do. She replied that she was
"t& L. he''i' possession uf her room, but
e. WAS '"@,uniu- 10 despair OF being able
t'H $50 ,H'Ir! longer. She said the landlord
".' "ntl@r;tinrs il"r establishment with brili!-
81" iur thc purI'o,c Of making her leave
Hgr:"i,">, and 81" WIS beginning to find
~. ..'.Gttion unpleasant. The Doctor in
':4rd her that she could probably exist
'@!rr hour II tn" at.uOsphcrc if her consti-
.@.."n Wu> pretty Strong, but he would not
N"Itni her life and that u! her children for
longer time 1han tllut. When the Doctor
'i', ne !itHr family were g;tsping for whole
-'lnr ar Hike Il lnackercl on L sand bar, on the
''W"r sep, Of the stairway, ana the landlord
us ~'ill l'j!inG on the brinstone.- Cincjn-
.Hlt L"9",rcr, Narch ,.
~ liaA durin" the rccrn. cold weather
>'i"e iI-:'c'icrs saw II dog standing by the
a" Of a telegraph pole. The appearance Of
-" animal struck them, for as they rode up
towards Il it did not move nor give any
~.2"' ~ Me, but stood Us motionlcss as il
'aiHcd o>a Of stone. \ closer inspection re-
'-Aied the fact that the dog was frozen to
d@&th. He had died leaning against the
telegraph pole, and stood as naturally us il
niAr.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTAL NOTICE.-DR. J0HNGZH
DG. wAYr has this ,isx associated with 1fYt1
him I'm the practice of dentistry his son, GEORGE
G.. WAYT, N. d., ID. &. and having hi asststans.,
has resumed the practice OF MECHASiCALU DEN.
TISTRY. and win insert whole or parts Of sets of
teeth after all the approved methods.
OFrIcs: lDi Nla.h street, near Ffspkiiii.
MARCH Ii. lsTo ma t-siu
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VIRGINIA NEWS,


t>o'&oNING.--N"me OF TIC children OF Hon
+.'I.r" IT. hilinc' ana Mite son OF John
G,,'G.l. L>i., who was on visit 10 Judge
G.U'r>. were rendered extremely Ill few
da1>5-,o hy eating pTlzc candy DR.. Il. W.
Na.tj2. Who was called IN, succeeded in re-
ig.''HE the ,t!i' >'i!'rrr'S. ana TOOK portion
oi T." c2"dH Wn'rn 'ncy '.ad eaten for the
..'..a~c q "ha.!/,nS II. partial analysis
49,. .">,d 'n''''> q corrosive s"o'imatc, IN
...:d n@I>on 81 =r'at N1"'cnce, which had
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1gEEEEEERT.

MILLINERY.
l-12 1879.
GIBBONS. MILLEERf, .
IL AND STRAW GOODS
ALSO,
WHITE GOODS. EMBRoIDEEIES, &C.
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FURNITURE, Xc.
FURNITURE.
LARGE STOCK AND LOW PRICES.

We have now IN store the largest and most eie2ant
assortment of FURNITURE and MALlkEiss,LyS
that has ever been offered In Virginia. we latsy
reduced our prices, and promise 10 pese oil parties
both In qsuIiy and price. We are SUI a EIRSI
ring and will make 10 order any style oi : M
TURE or MATTRESS desired. ,.,,n,,,p.
Amongst our stock viii be found BEpstEaainSs'
WARDROBES, SlDEBOARDs, CnAlks, itatI
RACKS, BUREAUS. WASIiSTANDS. IAn.f,x..'
DESKS, ETAGERES, PARLoR FUkNIfUhE'
LAKEWOOD & RITTEK.
fels Governor street. Richmond, Wa.
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'"' -rriT lrAR.-F'rom present indi-
''.."> *. may cxiccl y heavy crop OF fruit
' Elni> tn" coming season, from The fact
-. the excessive cold weather we have had
r'a!iur III" winter and up to the present time
t,> prevented The fruit trees from budding.
\ pleasant and agreeable thought that of hav-
.8- m aauuitu"c Of fruit. Piedmont w
aar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-16

II CARTWRIGHT, + req
lie DEALER. having moved 70 the Gewk
store No. 16 Governor street, between Main III
| and Franklin, keeps OH hand large stock q. -
the latest styles OF HOMEMADE and hoRIH-
EHN FURNITURE. also, Lounges, Mattresses,
Bedding, &c; which will Lc sold at tile Lowest
prices for cash. II win be 10 the interest OF hrlefS
10 give me call before purchasing elseMhers: 49,
4. GATIfRlGHT, ~
fe ls-3m No. Is Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-16

ARMSTRONG. GATOR & CO,
IMPORTERS. MANUFACTURERS, AND JOB
BEERS.