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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC, AND TILE LADIES
Observation-Disclosures LA MODE DE
PARrs-R. FERRAEDIyI, ladies' har-dresser aud
hair-goods manufacturer Established In the city oil
Richmond In lsea.)-ThaDkfu to the public for bav
Ing been so well encouraged In my industry up ta
the present time hope in The future that you will
remember me and continue your patronage. Since
purchased the property known as the Monticello
Hotel, and now occupy the whole establishment for
The manufacture Of hGman-llair goods, and In
creased my hands in the factory can mt sell
hair goods cheaper than any other manufacturer. sy
stock Of human hair Is larger than that of any other
dealer In TIC country. receive these goods from,
the first hands, rs just cut from the heals Of E,-
ropean fomales. prepare these goods and lnaru-
facture them myself In any style at sIa ss and eli
Broad street. between Sixth and Seventh.
Articles for making wigs received from L. PiIi-
ary, Paris. with fashion book for ladies' hair-ress-
inG every month
Always on hand wcil-scecicd stock of first-class
fancy e ods, toilet articles. and perfumcry.
sign Human Hair Goods Mandatory" the
whole length of the building. Onico, 6I3.
X. FERRASDISI
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THE EUROPEANS AGREE GENERALLY On ONE
thing aud that i3 that the American people, mean
Ing thereby the people of the United States, almost
without exception live beyond their means.
Since this subject has been brought to our atten-
ton wn have considered Ain what way can we re-
ducc our expenses t. avoid this repr'ach?" We find
that in the article Of DRESS alone large amount OF
money Is expended Now, the question arises, can
reduce our expenses In this article and yet make
good appearance rs now DO? 1t can be
doue by buying your dry goods ut such house rs
LtyY BROTHERS, for Instance. where we know tie
most select Of all styles OF goods c:n be had 1T tie
LOWEST CASH PRICES. \ glance ut the shelves of
this cnuccrn cOnvinces lis that they have the best
assnrt"is stock Of dry goods IN this city, while the
numerous articles displayed, with prices attached.
are In themselves sufficient proof that great
can he made by buying ut the house, which has 4
wclI-deservcd reputation for selling good goods al
the lowest prices.
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.. !-,,,- NEt,r..r nl> SsrER---lN9rEsT OVER
.,,t NtvlNS.--Nc>tcrday morning
,r1r,rS Wut. rt Manchester, while
....t 49,. over N.,yo'> bridge. discovered an
.,ir4 a,,.G- tnr appearance 81 \ '''" ,o,s
., .ii.h.,r,p ,rdrr III" brad =, IN" .'''r ','
...r end q! Ihr uN-r3p IL Nas"S N!''-
Obtaining assistance, hr W".li III Il
., ,l,. iran. found tie body II 4 white
-. .,,.! brought il IL Nayo'~ island. On
....,...Iru !; ;,T,yCd Ia In that "t john L.
rr....,g. rnr of the victims al III" bridge
...~..g goi iar 18th instant. som" OF his lei
..surhmvn were notified. and proper a.
t. ;,jh l> remains. The body was IL
....uh Il'ir stat" Of preservation. No bones
.,.. gwkrH. and the only marks OF injury
,... 3..N bruises about III" face,
Harrison was Originality from Ohio, but h3>
..rrrr aud uthrr relatives residing at
fs ..n. GROVE l.uncnbur@ coun;y. Va, T."
...a.,. hj> rcuainr viii hc forwarded
e.. ..,,,g-. {. l.. tyr,iry X Co.. liz having
..,f. NJ, u;l,rr nf the iinrii! Association.
:, t,,ttu-. / O'Clock IN the afternoon an
n,-. ~, hr,i II thc city lnoT@ur hy
,.'r,u,g !.,rr. Nr->r>. ''am@S 1. Mat
..n,, .lr.>,, c,.luJr. \. :. t"lrode, John
,.,t,D. ari !. {. >.rrh',y were The only
..,....,- ,y4miu.i. lhoy a!l agreed that
,.. .r-f.iuH occurred; from no tlc|" at prrc'l-
,....ar their rlr'. hut WIS possibly oWin%l"
.. ;..,.. ot 4 s!'ia" trb'.r striking the tenn
,..rtr. 'r,.' .u--, u. /. inigli trltc been the
'...e. ~ lay .lu-ry stream alone.
Mr. ~sgcn!rv @2N" an interesting account
~ b.. narrow ESCAPE. lie WIS IN tsi" ACT o!
i,. l.n- one ui the "guy' ropes urarc-t t"
,,.. %iIuria'> .cr side Whrn he SAW the men,
.-,,fiuc. and iron-wu:k all Going into the
1a'rr. he WAS "!ly about ten feet from the
...r, aud ui course started III uurC iii that
.urrrton. reaching il just ~ the lust upright
rgdrr his feet frll into the water. Mr. john
,rotscb WAS not so fortunate. He fell into
rlr water. bul caught q piece OF floating tim
!, r.. and after riding down the stream TO Il
p.ini r.ur BabCcch's icc-houSc was rescued
Aioi ih" witnesses were very clear in ticil
=. >.,'";&rnt That Nr. C"fr d. WIS nu all occsi-
,l,u> very particular III having The trc.tliue
Z. >, oa q -"il t,Uatati"n. and hc fr"qucntI,
t.'i his hands not L. ihink, hut 10 be surg
mt +, vas steady, ~ttGGril. and solid.
About u'ciGcI, tiIc examination of wit.
ua,>;> wa. concluded. and the jury, of which
Nn y. l.. irn>-rr wl> iuTrlnan. presented
~. t1Iin"jn-. vrIliCt;
".sr.u :. Harrison c;uac TO his death ly
IT,. t..0n. IN ui temporary trrst';ng OF tic
arl.> it}rr free bridge on the 18Th OF
l.rt,rl. ia: in W:rich fiiI The decreased
WE-iH iHryli,'t'rh iuEn Inc w:trraud drowned
tLr iGr3. iiiiinr, arc 1i opinion that nu
|s".. vi .r.p., t"l tie hri,|%c-huildcr> or cun-
j...fur-. VINO u,.Gi dii;"rnt care that III,
TESTING aouid b. equal 10 utiiinary cmcr-
..l:I,r,'
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PROFESSIONAL eassDN.
HEALING THE SICK q.
- : WITHOUT MEDICINE.
DIR. ". PERSONS. ~
ANALYTICAL AND PRACTICAL
PHYSICIAN,
FOUNDER OF THE DYNAMIC IHsTETuTE.
CAL AND PRACTICAL,
DIR. ". PERSONS,
MILWAUKEE, WIS, IN 1859.

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, IN 1850. -
has prac.ced for the past seven years in nearly an
the chief cities In the southern States-TuE aRE1T
EST HEALER OF TIE AGE--who has performed
some OF the most wonderful cures In Hncient or
modern times, anil has treated over 100000 patients
In tlis last eleven years, VIII heal the sick at Rich
mond, Va, at ford's Hotel. parlor n, commencing
February IL, ls7a. for ninety days. rs
DR.. PERSONS heals by animal magnetism and ER,-I
tor cure This treatment is not confined 70 any
particular class OF disease, but is applicable to all tho
ills of humanity. and IL persisted In. viii cure all
durable diseases. ssS ~
Mrs. C. A. GOULD. n D.. graduate Of regular
school of medicine. possessing powers Of dias
nosing disease, viii act consulting physician and
secretary. .fs /
Consultation free. - Il;
Send or call for circulars or pamphlets contsiniDg
testimonials OF persons cured by him and tndorse-
ments by the press throughout the southern States.
DR.. PERSONS Is agent for nr. s. B. Coiiinss suras
aud painless cure OF the opium habit. ~
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NEW ENTERpRIsE.-We notice that there has
been new Frame Nanufactory opened In connec-
ton with the Dollar Store, corner Ninth and Maiu
streets where there be found large and heauti-
full assortment of picture frames oi every descrp-
ton and their prices whin the reach OF all whn
desire to have llor pictures framed 1t would be To
your interes, to give them call. Don't forget the
place-Richmond Frame store. next to the Dollar
Store, corner Ninth and Main streets.
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PACKING AND SaDEISG ESTABLISHMENT
N,r;sr.. Y. UECIlEER, JR., tG BROTHERS, whose
cured meats and sausage enjoy such five reputa-
ton in Virginia aud the southern States, have en-
blrkcd In the packing business on mach larger
scale than heretofore. MIR VIM. A. Grllls, who was
SO long connected with Mr.. 4. q. Robertson, the
cattle dealer l.; now in tn. employ OF Messrs v.
uEcIIfER, JR., & BROTHER. Ths firm Offers to the
trade large stock of meats OF THIS winters curing.
Give fhr,n call
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CALlropSIA PEARS mt PIzZISrs.

J0g pRiSTlNG.--We call the attention OIL mer.
canis clerks Of courts, shcrifs lawyers, railroad
Steamship and canal Officers and all otler'
having nrcrs for printing. to the facilities oncrcd
The Dl5pATCI1 PNISTING ESTABLISHMENT LOT Lit
orompt and faithful execution OF all KINDS ol Jo'
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice 'aruS
Ci-lIeads, I.ettcrTlcpis, Programmes, BaiI lickes
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Gills, Catalogues
BlIs of Fare, show BilIa, Checks, Dra''s' &C., W
Satisfaction guaranteed,
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ATTRACTIVE CONCERT ron CHARITABLE
III tr.--Gnc Of the most attractive musical
'H'"r'ainiU"uls ol tie season il announced
i"' Thur .'ry night, and FOR most worthy
".t.'t-Ni@.. the rc!i,i uF IN rs!,nl!,!c gen
I@'l ri lnu>iy.d tastes ana ,!al,Slul accom-
i..>hnnntS. iong Il resident Of this city, hut
n'" hf;u: III New York in poverty and dis
t"'~, brought oii by ili-ilcaiti alone. Nclriy
III 81 "i'r most accomplished amateurs have
N'I!iir'rd for the OCCASION, and some ui
'@ hr,t l;t)"nl of The philharmonic Associl-
',Ii aiI,i T&nil lH"Hngvcrcin Is represent
'"i III" programme, while the First Ecgi.
"'hi bl'd have also volunteered their SER
Yes. ~" r"Hrcrt will take place at the
'tt"."r. v" anticipate lar9,c and l:,ihonl
IrM'tad:mcr.
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REEs & Co., Nos. oil and slS Main, near Ninth
street. are doing nearly all the business In the
city la their line. This Is owiag to their good work
and low prices Their pictures have an easy grace.
full and natural look that Is seldom seen In the ave-
race work turned out by the best galleries else
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TIE PHILADELPHIA SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL SAYS
that Messrs. GEORGE p. RowELL & Co.. of New
York, are SO well and extensively known all over
this continent that TO name them and explain the
nature of their business would be superluous. No
newspaper advertising agency has ever displayed
moro cnergy and skill in the transaction OF tlis dell
cate and tact-rcluiring business"
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O'Clock. There will also be sermon and
prayers OH Wednesday evenings, and Sta
lions Of the Cross on Friday evenings ut

BArTTsMs.-Rey. Joseph q. Tyler, of the
Sevcnth-Street Christian church. baptized
six candidntes yesterday evening, making
niue additions in all since the recent meetings
of that church huvc been held. They will
probably be continued few DAYS longcr.
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NoTIcE.-1t surprises us 10 see the Dollsr Store
selling genuine mcerschaum pipes for the low price
! OF one dollar. This is truly astonishing. Also. a
new and beautiful stock of fancy and useful articles
Dollar Store, corner Ninth and Main streets
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!nt l1CuMu,p HuuING AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY ~ a. the Office Of ". Il. Poll. s.
go. Yesterday att'In"oH at !? O'Clock. Thcr"
"N.u- hmn ~irf1j worth OF stock sub
-.'.t~a. tHi the l!r>t in>.almrnt of 1900 per
,a'r" paid nV tHr' books Of subscription to
49,. rtlGl.t .9"rk were closed.
i,i'' lr}tuwiWr officers rrrr elected: ,Juhu
Hy"D 'l"H,hu:. president john +. Eruurl,.
i;n.nH '"l,. john \. ii ivin. ;m. u. \.
'na,trtM. .l"-'i'n g. i:.Gjiir. {. G. McRac,
","""'.-- ". +. Polk. secretary: David J.
-oo'r',, I.rr'y y. Crc:!>liaw, Thomas Poi.
Nh. li.,.;.r,
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BUY YOUR CLCrIIING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, UfE. B. SPENCE & SON
merchant .aliors, cIothiers, and dealers III gentle
mems furnishing goods, No. 1909 Main street.
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SILK HATS MADE TO ORDER, SOFT HATS REPAIR
Ed, a'id everything In the way OF renoyatipg hats
c,n now tc done at Z. W EIsIGER & Co.'S, as thu
have secured the services of one of the best prac.
c / h1ttrrs Ia the South.
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rFrom the Houston rrexas) Daily Telegraph, April
|


We had call yesterday from our OLD M friend Rev.
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
SOUTH at Memphis We called attention to the cara
of Dr. Persons. wishing 10 know In person from
Brother Whipple about the strons reconmendla. me,
tiuns publisher as from him. He repeated thas he
had certified only to what lie personally knew; THAT
he had seen mitch Of DR.. Persons, and had witness
ed the fact that lie never turned away from the poor
who dcrired his services. tut granted them freely
and without charge that he gave hts published Ger
IIdcatc as matter of duty, and shond not respect
himself If he should shrk from te;tifying to tho
truth merely because many were pre1udlccd against
1t. lin 80. &
hesitate to conccdc To him The utmost candoF and
honesty, aud his evidence In favor OF DR.. Pefsons
will make him many friends.
While Brother Whppe was In the once "a Dr Il N
Phlllips OF Bryan. also came In. he u o phyBlcla
of lie old school, and minister Of the Tumberhnd
Presbyterian church. He also added Hs tesLlniony
fo Tho curative mower of DR.. Persons, and preporeu
In our Office the following certificate for publication
In the 1tleyraph: s..,.,,., .n,,,. ~ .,,,,, 90,
months ago for neuralgia aud cpnynlsions.r aer
nriodcai stIcrings for four or five years nao bsen
such that language cannot describe them tIo ,inih
date the Is perfect. j.. =. IIuLL.ISs.l'g
APRIL 90 leT0.n IL i.-d.a"tW&rae..y
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MEETING OF CITIZENS OF FULTON "A meeting
of the citizens and taxpayers of Port Mayo
and Fulton viii he held this evening ut : J
o'clock at G.. w. Morjis's.
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ADVERTISING IN HuETtsGToN--Thc ncwspsi
pers published In Huntington have an eSte;is!St
circulation through the country which Is opened u
Richmond by the completion of the Chesapeuke nc ans
Ohio railroad. NJ. ELLYsoN & Go. are authorized q
make contracts for advertising In 10Th papers at 10"
rufa
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EXCHANGE. SALE, AND LIVERY STABLE, FEBRt
AIRY 81 1870 ARRIVE.-We are daily expect
ing our Mr.. T. p. TURNER home from Kcnuck!
with u lot of forty or fifty very superior MULES
which wo will offer right, both in price and terms
TURNER & CO., Franklin street.
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CSNAILAGLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
Iosi-pfrIcE At RCnMoHD, FEBRUARY 24.-
,''on2l George II. Dobsar. No. 2G Grace
I,,',' H','r;' Washington, ID. c.; Sheriff Of Gooch-
1''d county, Va; Messrs. William Wake
i.,Hst ,,Cn> Co., Columbia, Va; Captain w. A.
"rbb, Virginia Steamship Company, Rock
'u>' tIchnond, Va; Thomas WarcGeld,
tt:e {. {. Buck, Lynclbur., Va. !;
- tMistian, Point Eastern, Caroline
'".'n,H, Va; Miss Mary Scllcar, Tun.
fs"lt station. New Kent county, Va. !;
" "i'cr D. DHvis, nj Mr. Mayo'S, corner of
,'"enlF.iilih and Cary streets, Richmond,
M!,s Queen Horse, Brownsburg, Va. ;
- J.. HaiI, Handoiph Macon College, Ash.
ana, Va; Miss Fannie q. Pcatross, Han
Eyer Courthouse, Va; +. E. Jennings, New
heHl Courthouse, Va Mack Turpm. Sir-
S:"!a Ieycnar. betwcru Tweaty-tn,lrth and
"ehly-ssxi!i streets, No. 46j; ii L Fisher,
~ ~ east Broad street, Richmond, Va.
1oUEsALlsTlc.-Mr. G. Watson James. for.
in'f's editor Of the OiG Dominion Haon-
.'ne, mas accepted a position en- the local da.
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Notary PUBLIC.--Mr. George i. Rives
has been appointed notary public for the
county of Prince Edward.
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COMMISSIONER or DEEDs.-rhe Governor
has appointed Rufus AIcHarg a commissioner
Of deeds for Virginia, to reside in New
York.
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TO ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN

Love of the truth and desire 10 benefit suffering
humanity prompts me to certify to the truth of ths
| following statements concerning tho wonderful
| cures performed by DR.. PERSONS, the great Mag
| ucc Physician. will mention few cases Of which
| have personal knowiedge:
lst. Wife of james T. Hopkins, of HopkinsyfIle,
seven year, INVALID entirely helpless, unable to
turn over I'm bed for eight months had spinal curya-
ture. neuralgia, and female diseases. Physicians
gave up her case hopeless. Hcrdeath was speedily
| locked for. DR.. Persons in ten minutes had her
| walking She was treated May 7th; now, August
| 10Th, she Is IN good health.
cd. Mrs. David Epprigh:, twelve miles from, AUS
a skeleton could not haze door or window opened,
neither could she sit up In her bed Her physician
said her recovery was impossible. DIR. Persons re-
moved all disease in minutes and had her walk
Ing al,cut her 70 IN. Her case WAS treste
now, October lst rides Oh horseback, gaining flesh.
| aud strength daily
I'D. Mrs. Levi Pennington. of Georgetown, an in-
valid of four years: for eighteen months unable to
walk badly afflicted, liberated, and prolapsed uterf.
second Tea,ment @ she he could 90 sSous Wtho. held
Is gaining IN flesh and improving daily Her csSs
| was treated last June. 80
ith case. General H. Taylor. of San Saba, came TO,
tile Doctor at Lampasas August lith, ah1icted With
sciltica and chronic rheumatism Tor more thau'
thirty years had been treated by twenty oid-school
physicians and failed TO get any relief: The above
case WAS curcdb DIR. Persons III ten minutes. ,fs
eth case. The daughter of p. II. Yeti n. p, Bur-
nett county, aged twenty-five years. perfectly heii-
less; could ueithcr stand nor walk for year past,
from spinal Curvature and general dcbiiity, reSu It's
| Of tynhod fever; after first treatment could go
about AMI felt well so stated TO US next day. @ n
| might mention other cases which have come
under my own observation, but one more may be
necessary to state In this communication, and that
Is the case Of my little daughter, iii her eighth year
had stilf ankle from birth. First treatment DR..
Persons removed the stiffness and gave her perfect
use of IL.
Nv obiec: In writing this communication Is TO re-
cyc the minds Of many douDting persons as to tho
ability of DR.. Persons TO relieve the afflicted and
cure many sick after all medical treatment has
failed even by the most sklful Of our old-sch0ot
physicians. Experience Is the greatest test Who-
ever may be afflicted with durable diseases, try the
| Great Magnetic Physician, DR.. Persons. Il
| ISignedl J. ". WpIPPLE,
Presiding Elder NJ T.. Church South, Austin Dis
trict, Texas Conference.
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REDFoRD's, No. ooc MAIN STREET, is TIL
AGENCY and the only place ut which Dunlap In
can be had In Richmond.
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THE ANNABLE CAsE.-The Hastings Court
was engaged yesterday in the examination OF
Commonwealth witnesses in the case Of w.
J. Anuable.
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Tors AND CORDs.-royj will find the best ant
cheapcstat TRIBBETT'S.
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Tors AND ToP-CoRDs.-The largest and best as
sortnlcnt In the city ut TEIBBErT's, on Main stree
near the DiSpdtch Office
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MERCURY Low, fnel also. at Office Ninth ant
Main streets, WOOD & Sons drug store.
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EXCELLENT TEA.-Lovers OF a pure article OF
green fen can find something superior at W. L.
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HARpER's BAzAg and LEsIdE's LADY's
JoURsAL for this week received from ]. q.
Ellfson, lI12 Main street,
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FRAcRANr SozoDoST HARDENs' AND INvIGo-
RATES the gums, purites aud perfumes the breath
cleanses, beauties, and preserves the :eelh from
youth 10 old age. Sold by all druggists.
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SUrERIOR TEA.-W. u. BLAIR & Co. call pastcu-
iar attention to lot of very superior green toa Sc
lecIed with great care.
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SENT TO TIE ALMsHoUsE.-A male infant
was lett in the front porch of the residence
OF gentleman in st. Peters street, Sun
pay night, which was afterwards sent to The
alinslUu,e.
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!A% Lawrence Barrett. the
goat Il1-sct;lin, and Charlotte Cushlnan will
=. 10 Play engagements ut the Theatre in
'"i'h. They have been prevented from full
"iahE previous engagements by sudden at
llNhs Ut srNknr,s
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i>JrNrp lis AEM.-Maior john Po" slir-
N.i aud felt [" TIE pavement nn SUNDAY. and
,'.aH'rt one oF his a!nS. The injury, while
."G,H!i!. : nj rerinuS.
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FuRs AT CosT.-P. WErSIGER & Co. are closiu,
out their eutrc stock at cost.
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THE FINEST CONFECTIONERY Is At ASroSfs.

FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS MALAGA GRAPES A
,
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CHOCOLATE DROPS, favored with vanilla, oranf
coffee. aud lemon, at PIZzINI'S.
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FIVE POUNDS NEW DATES FOR FIFTY CENTS A
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FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS SOFT FRENCH PRUNE
1T ANToNIS.
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ONE THOUSAND POUNDS NEW FIGS AT ASToNli

NJ. ELLysoN & CO.. Advertising Agents, DIsfArcS
building VIII receive advertisements ana have then
nscrted In any Journal of .he country vt regup
rates.
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SILK UMBRELLAS OF BEST QUALITY AT RED
roRD's:
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JUST RECEIVED PER EXPRESS. AT ANToNI's
five thousand sweet Florida oranges.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS, buy your toys and confec
tionery of W. W. TRIBDETT, lll2 Main street.
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BEDFORD HAS A FEW MORE or THOSE nOf!
and clIlIrens hats mt fifty cents worth one dollar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-25

SPRING STYLE SILK HATS Mt r. WEIs1GER s
Co.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-25

PHOTOGRAPHS AT FRAYsER's GALLERY, oppo
site the rost-ofllcc ut two dollars per dozen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-25
Auction SAs.ES T2lsS DAY.

On al safes Of real estate H'Hic b.tpfGn fhe lS ~
h,p,nnry ,,ud 30M gf Jt,vc the ttcc$ for the pre-
sent yfdi. hdret 10 bs pail bYtbe prrcjtisor. 0:.
IN si3rs 7aGr,c t,ticrU t:c ISt ~ LniY nt"i iHSt
0f tas gear he fLrtS b@r, 10 1c puid dy tie SeHer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-25

PHOTOGRAPHS FOR FRAMES EIGHT by TEn
inches, one dollar; for frames sixteen by twen!.
inches, five Gollars-at FRAYSEE'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-25

llA>" I>JtnIi.---trnc "f tlic c:Gi'lnyc> in
t"t printing muse had his hand paiuiGli,
lJ'H'd Yesterday while ie~din- one OF ;i.c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-25

TIE FRESHEST, PUREsT, AND EEST FLAvoREl
CANDIES at PIZZINIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-25

MOODY & R0YALL will sell ut 1 +. NJ a slnaIl
framed house on Marshall street between De
catur and Stockton. Manchester.
COOK & LAUGliTON will sell at 10 A. d. houSc-
hold rurli.ure and sllndrles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-25

Cocoa CARAMELs fresh every day at PiZzrhl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-25

FgRRoTYrEs, EIGHT FOR ONE DOLLAR, at FRAY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-25

BOYS. ATTENTION You can get the best tops
and topcords In the city at TRIEEETT'S. His prices
will suit Won,