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SPECIAL NOTICES.
B DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
THE LARG EST AND BEST-AssORTED sTucv
EVER OFFERED
IN ANY ONE ESTABLISHMENT
IN THIS CITY.

BLACK SILKS Mt 81. sIes, sl.5o. and M to =, n
per yard;
COLORED SILKS from 81 50 to "a per yard We
call particular attention Ia our liylIt-coIored sI,.
ut ~, suitable for evening and bridal drr9.n..
JAPANESE SILKS ut Zoe, spc., and no to - NOR
yard;
JAPANESE POPLINs at Is and up to i,c. 70,
yard;
BLACk-STRIPED and WHITE-STRIPED tpF
NADlNES at l21c. per gard worth doubts, tho
money:
WASH-POPL1Ss- the most popular hlrp;s z 4pa, of
the season. at Is. per yard;
PLAIN MOHAIRS and ALrACAS mall IN. u.-
shades:
GRENADINES and LINEN SurTINGS In al, tho
new shades;
BLACK ALPACAs and MOHAIRs In All qusp.
ties: .4
BOMBAZINE, AUSTRALIAN CREPE.
TAMISE. TANARTISE, IRON GRENADINr
and GISGHhMS. In all qualities. nj
LEVY BROTHERS,
Look at our stock Of NECk-TIE*. SCARS amt
RUFFLES. anls
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DEATHS.

Mr. John {. Teller. of consumption. Mrs. NlR-
GI<IAt; ROWE. in the thiriv-siN1h year OF her
age vile of IT, II. {. Rowe, Esl. Of fredericksburg,
and daughter of the late William and Juil \. Slcdt',
of Richmond.
Tie funeral wiH take place from Clay-Slrert
Methodist Episcopal church on THURSDAY, April
l7th ri o'clock +. NJ. The friends and acluain IL
tauccs of the ia!nilics are invited toattcnd.
Died suddenly. in Brooklyn, April p. 1879, OF
apoplryy after i few hours illness. SARAH BUT
It.t FRENCH. widow Of the late james French
of Fauquicr county, Va.
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Spring 1873
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Very much encouraged by the patronage received
from IN" citizens Of Richmond since starting our
establishment, we present for their inspection the
largest and NEST elegant assortment Of
NECK-WEAR,
uXDERWEAR, and
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
generally That have ever been opened In the city
With 4 view Of poruI1rizing our establishment, We
shall hriiccforh sell n the lowest possible profit
placing certain scclatic< 20 low rs 10 put them be
ynnd competition. We name
EXCELSIOR COLLARS. s2.aS per dozen;
BtlGEOLf COLLARS. se.e5 per dozen;
Fine ENGLISH CUFFS, 81;
guaranteed 10 h- The best make goods or no sale
Fine BRITISH HALF HOSE. 81 per dozen, or 25c.
stnsc pair:
Fine DOGSkIN GLOVES. EL75. Our
E,.LIPrIC-YOKE SHIRT
has SpoScn. ana continues to speak for Itself with
orders mountaineering our most sanguue expecta-
tons. We havenot hada single mlsft.
r. j. IRVING 4 CO..
9l3 Maiu street, between Ninth and Tenth.
+. FORREST PECoE, salesman, can be found al
the above house. NH ls-3t&eodlm
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T. r. PRICE L co.
have lust received by express aud steamer peautl-
full line of
New shape aud style PARASoLS ara efhDH7'
LLAMA and LACE sACQUEs and POINTS,
LLAMA and LACE CAPES.
LACE PARASOL-COVEHS.
FIRE SCH and JAPANESE SILKS.
cpns-;RAIS and BONSET SILKS.
WHITE and COLORED PIQUES;
|. arge assortment Of CASSIMEREs, for gentlemen
and boys; ,, ,,,,.,,
soo n,eces now PRINTS and PERCALES; IRISH
LINENS, LINEN sHEET1NG, DAMASks'
NAPKINS, TOWELS bargains in these goods
STAPLE and DOMESTIC GOODS, all grades.
apo
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ma. ROsADALIs IS USED IN THE

NJ ROSADALIS IS USED IN THE
practice of and noiscd by some Of the leading phy-
siclans throughout the land Thcyare Induced to do
this from the fact that Its formula Is published
ar3und each bottle. that the physician, knowing
its component parts. and being already acquainted
with their properties prescribcs it with all conf
dcIlce.
NICHOLASvMLE, Ky. February u. 1859.
Gen.lencn.-I have seen the elects of Rosa
dllis'' on patients in my own practice, and take
pleasure In acStlIg to its merits Us very powerful
Alternative In ca>es OF scroflila rheumatism Sc
contlary syphilis, &c, always recommend 1t. Very
truly yours j. ). SPARKS, NJ. ID.
an lo-nOl2W
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pYTHIAs CELEBRATION.

II NIGHTS OF EPY.THIAs. 5M
N The nembers Of MYRTLE LODGE, EZRA
No. o. will meet on the southeast Corner tsLSSoiJ
Of Ninth and lsroad streets on THURS. EGgD
DAY at O'Clock AM. Its boped t a,;,s MY
Tr,r3ntly attend BROTHERS will provide themselves
Viii rosrttes, which may he had at Mr. Marx Nit
trldorfcr's. BY order OF the Lodge ,,r,,,,e
mp l7-it* Keeper OF hecolu9 ano ...".
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VIRGINIA HALL.

VIRGINIA HALL.
OLIVE LOGAN,
the distinguished lady orator. on her second south
erH tour,
will deliver her
THREE LtBRATED LECTURES
1T
VIRGINIA HALL,
MONDAY. April 2l,t-lilR!.o.
TUESDAY. april aand--NICE YOUNG MEN.
WEDNESDAY, April 23rd-SuCCESSFCL
PEOPLE.
These lectures have received the highest compll-
ments of the press. and been attended Ivy the largest.
most fashionable. and Intelligent audiences ever as-
scmhlcd IN this country.
ADMISSION: Reserved seats. 20 cents; general
admission. SO cents.
Seats secured ut &. +. JouNSToS'S book and mli-
sic store. No. 913 Main street. aplI-6t
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III LEVY BROTHERS otter to-day
soo n AsrRI,Rt; EDGISGS at loBc. rrr y,rs ,,.r

III LEVY BROTHERS otter to-day
1900 HAMBURG EDGISGS at l2!c. rcr yard worth
zoe:
800 HAMBURG EDGISGs at l5c. lar yar,l would
bc cheap at 35c.:
1000 yards extra fine CHECK MUSTI<s. tide
for wrappers, drcssing-stcqucs Az! aprons. 4,
3Or per yard, regular price 5or.:
300 LINEN HANDKERCHIEF at 200. worth
3Oc.:
l.2gs LINEN IIEMSTITcIED IIANDkEE-
CHIEFS Mt CSC. worth &c:
$50 yards pnrc LINEN BIRD's-EiE DIAPER al
soc. worth toe:
1000 yards YOSEMITE STRIPES for dresses at
IS worth 35c. per yard;
100 pieces VICTORIA LAWN, 80 inches wide. al
$3.50 for i piece Of !? yard> worth soc. p,. :ard
at LEVY BROTHERS.
1917 and 1919 M,in street.
Look at our stock Of NE KITES. SCAET>. aud
RUFFLES. apis
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The last issue Of the Cincinnati Times has
al article confirming ours on the first blood
of the war;
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7ITAPRIL 9TH, 1873.

TR PRICE 6 co. have on hand and on The
way
BLACK SILK GRENADINES
BLACK Iron GREEALISES.
BOMBAzINES. TAMEsF, DE LANES,
CHALLIES. MoHAIRS. ALPACAs.
ENGLISH GRAPES, GRAPE Wells, HAT GRAPE,
t;p,rE SETS AND COLLARS: KID GLOVES. very
hest COKSETS. WASH KID GLOVES. LINEN Col
LARS, MUSLIN AND LACE SLEEVES, THREAD
(A.STLETS AND GLOVES, LADIES AND GEN
TLEMEX's GACZE SHIRTS, sc &c ~
app D.. Ii. fi.iSH " W.
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lry- OILS FOR MACHINERY.-pur-

LfT OILS FOR MACHINERI.-Pur-
chascrs Of
LUBRICATING OILS
will please bear in mind that the oi! sold 10y Us Is
A NATURAL LuBEICATlN-; OIL,
OF 2s DEGREES GRAVITY.
The THIN OILS OF HIGHER GRAVITY ar"
dearrr even IL, lower price they haE, lIcr
body, will soon wear away, ana consequently
more liable t. cut and heat the he .riuc>.
PLEASE OBSERVE. EVERY BARREL OF OUR
GENUINE and PURE
NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBElCATlNG OIL
SOLD ~ THIS MARKET
has our brand on the head Of each Barrel thus:
"yIRGIEIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LuEniCATiNt; OIL.
PURCELL. LADD & CO.. AGENTS.
RICHMOND, VA"
Orders addressed 10 will receive prompt atrn-
tion. PURCELL. LADD & CO Druggists,
l2l6 Main street, corner Thirteenth.
abilities Richmond, Va.
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We must not omit to state that we are III
del,tcd TO the New York Tribune for the
opinion of the Supreme Court Of the unitco
s,o,os in tbe Louisiana butchers case.
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THE PROGRAMME
for the occasion viii please The Inus uliiyaied ear
and will also combine familiar airs. which will he
apurcciatvd by those who have not made the science
OF music Il study.
Concert To commence ut st o'clock.
Admission. Fifty CENTS children under
tw I've wears TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Tickets Tor sale at al the bookstores and at 4.
PiZ2niS. ap lT-",
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T- APRIL ., 1878.
II, u pRIrE & O.

NEW ARRIVALS Of SPRING AND suhMeR
DRESS GOODS.
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Thus the Supreme Court declares that the
Federal Government has not acquired the
right to provide for the security and pro-
lection of these civil rights of the citizens of
the several States.
But if the protection of all these civil rights
| is still in the hands of the several States.
what are the rights Of a citizen of The United
Safes! The Supreme Court tells us some
Of them--a>, for instance, the right to pro-
lection on the high seas and within foreign
country the right to navigate the rivers of
this country; the right of petition the right
| of the privilege of the writ of hdbeos corpus;
the right TO BECOME Il citizen of any State if
you are already.a citizen Of any one of them
These are The privileges rhich the fourteenth
amendm en-: .fordids any Stale to atridge.
Again, the Supreme Corr. says:
The existence oil laws In the States where the
newly.e nancilatcd negroes resiGel which disc. ni-
mated Will, gross njlstlcc aud hardship against
them ~ 81 ~. the end To be led by this
clause, anu hy IL h laws are forbidden. But II
the Stlt.3 did not conform their laws i,s require
menis Ten H. the fifth tectlon Of the article Con-
greas VA utl orlzed to eutorcc IL by suitable LEXIS
hllon. We Soubs very much whether any action Of
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FAIR.
.S..sa'ss.HES'SS.

NRAND ORGAN CONCERT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-28
A Trip up tho YeIIoWstune.

CHICAGO, May 27.-Msjor George A.
Forsythe, Of Gen. Sheridan's staff, has
Just returned from trip up the Yellow
stone, and reports q complete success In
establishing the fact Of the navigability
Of that stream from its mouth to Powder
river. The exploration was determined
upon some time ago for military reasons,
and Gen. Sheridan directed Al8lor For.
sythe to attempt the ascent with q steam.
boat of the size used on the waters Of
the upper Missouri. The steamboat Key
West, Capt. Grant Marsh, was selected
for this duty, and after embarking sulh-
cient number Of troops for sell.deience,
she left that point on the 9th Of the
present month. The boat drew twenty
six inches, and carried an escort and crew
Of 1GO. The usual spring rise had not
yet occurred on the Yellowstone, and the
water was lower than It had been for some
years past. Without the slightest diff.
Guilty the steamer passed over the first
thirty.five miles, finding an ample depth
OF water in the channel until she reached
ShallOp Shoals, where there was only %
inches Of water. The shoals, however,
were only about 40 feet wide, and by
using proper appliances, the steamer
forced her way through. From this time
she found difficulty in passing over the
rapids. She stopped at Key West Falls,
2lt miles from the mouth Of Powder
river; there, the falls are most difficult to
cross OF any, but by the removal Of two
small rocks with about six square feet Of
surface, and Of q thickness Of 81 feet,
which lie in the middle Of the. west
channel. The river will be nSvigable for
a distance of from sixty 70 eighty miles
beyond. Upon the crest Of all the rapids
the water was from Al to 8 feet In depth.
The distance ascended was 1856 miles, and
the time from Fort Buford to PoEderri NV.
er was six and half days. The descent
was made in five days. The Yellowstone
is full Of small islands, well wooded along
the banks, and the bottom generally a
gravel bottom, and consequently the
banks do not wash as they do on the Up
per Missouri. The valley Is from two 10
Twelve miles 10 width, and much Of the
soil susceptible Of cultivation.
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ENGLAND.
Fire and Loss Of Life in London.

Fire and Loss OF Life In London.
LONDON, May GA FIRE attended with
loss Of lie occurred this morning In
Berkeley Square. Six persons were un-
able to escape from the burning building
and perished. Six Others were injured
by falling wall.
In the House Of Commons to-day, the
usual motion was offered to adjourn over
to the 5th Of June, Derby day. Thomas
Hughes protested against the practice,
and denounced as public humiliation such
action Of Parliament In Difference to what
was called national sport. He believed
that the example was injurious In the
highest degree TO the public morals, and
he hoped the Government would extend
the operation Of the betting house act to
Scotland, where the English spOrtsmen
were still able TO evade the laws. The
English papers were filed with betting
advertisements, purporting TO emlnaIe
from Scotland. The police there were
powerless against this scandal, which was
daily increasing, because the local law
sanctioned II.
After further debate, in which the gov.
ernment promised to extend the act TO
Scotland, the motion TO adjourn 90 the
9th proXImo, was carried.
The West India mail steamer Moselle,
which arrived to-day, brought from Ha.
vana the bank forger Austin Bidwell, who
has reached London and been conveyed to
Newgate. Another hearing in the forgery
case will DO held at Guild Hall tO.mor-
row, when Bidwell will appear.
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Concerning the Use OF Liquors and
Liquor Laws.

a correspondent writes in the Philadel'
phia Ledger: Is II not unfortunate that
our Temperance Societies make no DIS
tinction between the use Of spirits and the
use OF wine? l can well understand
how o conscientious man may consider II
his individual duty TO abstain even from
the latter In a country where 1t Is not
within the reach Of all classes, but do
not see how any one calling himself q
Christian can dcnounCe Its use by others
as pOSitiuely sinful.
1t is probably known 10 most oi your
readers that dlstillation was first practiCed
by the Arabs. whose religion forbade
them TO drink wine. To their discovery
we owe probably three.iourths Of the
misery which drunkenness has since that
time produced. A man rarely becomes
an habltual drunkard through the use Of
wine especially II taken with his meals),
although it's use may be very dangerous
TO him II he has ever reached that stage.
The same may be said Of malt liquors
And now one word as to "liquor laws"
1t seems TO me thAtnothing better in this
line has yet been devised than the law
now In force In one or two Of the West
ern States, which makes the oppeTJ Of
premises leased Tor taverns pecuniary lia-
BILE for all injury 10 life, health, or prop.
crty traceable to the liquor sold. II the
family Of drunkard could compel tho
owner Of his favorite resort TO furnish
them a support, there would be fewer
bar-roOms and fewer drunkArds.
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A Travelling Sidewalk.

From the New York Tribune, May 90)
Ono ofthe most unique Of all the rapid
transit schemes yet invented has passed
the Senate and has gone to third read.
ing in tho Assembly. It is known as
"Spier's Travelling Sidewalk" The plan
Is 10 build an endless movable platform
on an elevated tramwsy, the motive pow.
er being from large stationary steam en-.
glnes underground. The sidewalk" is
10 be perpetually moving up one side Of
street or avenue and down the other at
the rate OF nineteen miles ON hour. Pas
sengers arc to be taken on or of the plat
form by means Of transfer cars, without
stopping the movement oil the train, If VIC
may so call 1t. The bill provides for the
construction of q short section inlthis city
and leaves any future extension 10 the ap'
proyaI OF the Common Council.
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Unlted brethren Conference.

DAYTON, O., May 27.-The eleventh
day Of tho United Brethren Conference
convened with Bishop Weaver in the
chair.
The further consideration Of Committee
No. 4, on lay delegation, was the frst
business adopted. A motion to submit
the lay delegation to q vote Of the people
was adopted by 90 yeas to 10 nays.
The election Of Trustees Of the printing
establishment, President, three Vice
Presidents and seven Directors Of tho
Board Of Missions, and Board Of Sunday
School Directors, then took place.
The afternoon session opened very un-
expectedly with the springing oil the Sec.
retary question, which caused no little
agitation by both opposing and uphclding
parties. All motions 10 amend the pres
ent law regarding this vital question were
argued as Unconstitutional, null and void,
SeVenty.nine yeas 10 twenty-five nays
sustained the present discipline.
Adjourned,
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ROME.

RoME, May 27.-The Pope, in u speech
yesterday, declared that he ever prayed
for France, but that he would now pray
with greater confidence, for the election
oil Marshal McMahon to the head OF that
country was a guarantee Of order and
Justice 10 civilization, which was men,
aced on oil sides.
The Chamber OF Deputies has finally
passed bill for the abolition Of religious
corporations,
Parliament has adjourned, NJ q mark
OJ respect for the memory oi tho late
Count Manzoni. The Royal Princes,
and members Of both houses, have gone
to Florence to attend tho poets funeral.
The ceremonies will be Of the most i'm.
posing character.
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LATEST NEWS.

-Ex. President Theirs took his seat il
the French Assembly, Tuesday.
Tho Missouri State Board ol Equaliza'
ton adjourned sine die, yesterday.
Two women were killed by lightning
Sunday, at Ossawato, Ks.
The new railroad bridge over the Mis-.
souri, at st. Joseph, will be formally
opened on the 30th inst.
The decision Of the New York Court
Of Appeals in the case of Stokes will not
bo rendered Tor several days.
Willie Collier, q sou Of Alexander
Collier, a wholesale grocer at Keokuk,
Iowa, was drowned in the canal near
that city, Tuesday.
"A portion OF tho Courier building at
Hannibal Mo, was burned Tuesday morn.
ing. Loss $4,000 Tho fro originated
in the binderY department.
"A Paris correspondent Of the Ger
man press asserts that tho movement for
the removal OF Theirs originated in Rome
and Florence.
The Prince Edward Island Legisla-
ture yesterday unanimously passed q res
olution accepting the terms Of the union.
THE Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of the State Of Ken
lucky met ut Lexington to-day. Among
the dIgnitsries present were Bishops
Smith and Cummings.
Tho Comptroller Of the Currency has
called upon the national banks ior state.
ment Of their condition at the close Of
business on Friday, the 25th Of April last.
John Huezman, an ex.leather mer.
chant, has been brought to Philadelphia
from 81. Louis, charged with fOrgeries on
his father-in-law and others TO the extent
Of $4,000.
AT Guildham, on the Connecticut
river, six miles from Lancaster, this alter
noon i've men were In boat attempting
10 pass up over the rapids, when II was
capsized. Three escaped, the others, Jos.
Chase and B. F. Poole, were drowned.
The Rhode Island Legislature on
Tuesday counted for State officers, and
there being no choice for Lieutenant
Governor by the people, they elected G.
G. Van Ssndt, the Republican candidate.
John q. Gallagher, a Philadelphia
Alderman, was convicted Of exhorting
illegal fees on Monday, and fueds one
hundred dollars, and sentenced TO an i'm.
prisonment Of nine months.
The Masonic Grand Lodge Of Indi.
ana met at Indianapolis, Tuesday. There
was full attendance. The Grand Master
delivered his annual address and the vAri-
Gus grand officers made their reports.
specials from Kansas and Iowa repre-.
sent that immense damage has been done
10 the crops by the excessive rains Of the
past week. The streams have oVeraowed
their banks, sweeping away bridges and
roads, and In many places land slides
have occurred, temporarily suspending
railroad travel.
"A special from st. Louip, No., and JEFF.
ierson, Texas, states that the lessecs ol
the State Penitentiary have put large
force Of convicts 70 laying the track on
the Texas S Pacific railroad between that
place and Marshall, and that trains will
be running by the first Of July.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-28
Religious Food for the Savages.-In.
quiTY by PuTVeyOr.

NEW York, May 27.-J. B. Monteith,
the United States Indian Agent at Lapi-
val, Idaho Territory, wrote to Commls.
sioner Smith as follows: "Hsve l the
right, this beinga Presbyterian Agency
and Mission, 10 exercise such control over
the morals Of this people as will enable
me to prohibit the teaching Of the Catho'
lie faith, or holding Catholic service
among them, even though the Indians
desire It and clamor for IT." To which
query and others, Commissioner Smith
made this answer: ~ have 10 say that
the fact that your Agency is under the
charge Of the Presbyterian church, does
not warrant any intolerant exercise ol
power; and that, while it is desirable In
all cases that the mission work should be
done under the direction Of tho religious
body, nominating the agent, yet where
there are persons having another faith
and desire Of religious services Of their
own, It Is not in accordance with public
policy or the spirit OF religious liberation,
10 forbid or hinder such services In any
way"
lieutenant Colonel Fred Grant will &C.
company General Stanley on his Yellow
stone expedition through the Sioux coun.
try. No civilians or correspondents will
accompany the expedition, and the scien.
tific corps has been reduced to five men.