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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-08


by Prince Bismarck against the Jesuts and the So
called related orders
From the tone maintainedby Cardinal Antonel
in answer TO my inquiries, am inclined to the
view that, although the aggrayation given by
Prussia to the Catholics is deep, and has produced
an intense effect. the policy OF the Catholic leaders
in Germany will be one of patience and forbear-
ing. II Is impossible for Prussia to replace Ca
tholicism by its cold Professionalism, which has but
little hold even the affection OF It's own people,
DO you THINK" inquired "thaJ Prince Bis
marck would 90 still further in his measures
against the Church rourance ?n
lie thought he would. He would go to the very
extreme. The laws already passed are such as to
hamper the liberty OF the Church completely. They
were framed in way that there is no escape.
Even a parish priest could not be appointed with
out the consent OF the government
"But 1t appears to me-" SAID, "that the Old
Catholics are the strongest foe which the Vatican
has. in Germany and switzerland"
I'm Munich, was the response, ''the Old catholics
are few In number, aud their influence among the
people is not great"
on this point 1t seems to me that the Vatican Is
not properly informed. 1t is true that D0llinger
Is conservative, and does not wish to break or
connection with the Holy See; but his fellow
rcformers go much further, and say that If they
had the earnest support of the government and a
snare of the churches were opened TO them third
OF the people would declare In their favor.
THE POPE AND THE ETERNAL CITY
Returning once more 10 the subject OF the Pope,
] venturcd to ask question which seems to be on
the lips OF SO many Romans. The Holy Father has
so long secluded himself from the world, and has
never been seen In the streets OF the Eternal City
since the occupation by the Italian troops. "will
not the Holy Father" asked, sever pass through
the streets OF Rome again ~
sJandfsi Jamdfsr' Never NeverD answered
CaEdlpA AptopelI. They may drive " cut Of tho
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LECTURES.
a's..bgSIf:Sa..
CLOTHING
INSURANCE BUSINESS.

Now that warm weather Is near at hand. and de
string 10
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9airllmond 1ispatth.
WEDNES DAY. ......'..M MAJ - 1000
The Press and the Convention.

The l|rCSS stilkl CliC SSiSSiAeASAA'
Va, that we arc anxious that the Convcn
t;,p shall &c held in Richmond, bat that ta'
ncoulc INV know that their wishes ~ 'N
,,,,c.Sca throuci, the medium OF the pres
have not been disrcgardrd IN case 'h' .e"
,r,, Committee should select this CITY. we ic'
r,h,iSb from the Petersburg appeal '"e
c,ossifco,;,n made ny its Richmond corre'
.,n,dc,, We make n few changes III IL
Ia, p,camosd.- Petersburg Appeal. Rich
1,j ni.natcb. Richmond Enquirer, Rich
'''nmI News Warrcnton Index. Tarpahan'
nn,t index. Alexandria Sentinel, Stauntor
u,,ar,,,or Staun,on Vindica!or. Frcdcsicks.
,nr.. Herald. Fredericksburg News. Frcde
rirlshurr Star, Chatham Tribune, Danvillt
'rimcS. panyille Register, Scottsville Cou
r;rr Halifax Record. Burkeville Sentinel
shenandoah Democrat. West Point Star-20
For Lynchbnrg.-R Richmond Wing, Peters
burg Index. Lynchburg Republican,, Lynch.
bsrs NirS,nian. Page Courier, Harrisonburs
oId commonwealth. Abingdon Eirginmn
Warren Sentinel, Bristol News, Christians
burg Messenger, Marion Patriot-ll.
for Ba'Hetorn, Clarke Connfy.--Ciarke
tuurirT-l.
30 tac1It.-HicAaHul't N""''tS' wa"
chester Times. Lexington GaZ"ttc--3.
Nof voting or Not Yet lizard FROM
Portsmouth Enterprise, Suffolk sun, Gray
son Ensign. C!Inch Valley News. WIncheS'
tel News. Orange NirSinian. CuIpepcr 90
-c.ytr. Charlottesville Chronicle. Charlottes'
vile ,Icti,rSouian Republican,, Liberty News
Liberty Sentinel. Mythevillc Enterprise
Wyihcviilc Dispatch, SouthSidc Nlrglnan
Pulaski People, Pcarisburg Gazettc-lG.
Er,uscd.- Scws-l.
Pared Of.-Nortolk Journal and Norfolk
Nr&iniaI-2.
Recnpstuiduon.-For Richmond. 20; fol
Lynchbury, Il; for Battlctown, no choice
;: not voting or not heard from, 10; pairet
:
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Death of James L. Orr.

The bleak climate of 81. peter>bilr&h mas
proved fatal tu OK. Governor 0RH. Mr.. ORR
has hccn III pu.lc life for many years. lie
l.a> served his State in almost every grade of
Office. The most important he ever held
were those Of Governor of South Carolina
AID Speaker of the Federal House of Repre-
>cntutivcS He was ii Shrewd politician. but
not Il very great man. Since the war he has
acted with the Republican party. He was
man Of fine native impulses, and had no
fault that we know Of except too great
fordncSS for Office. South Carolina will
miss him. We believe he never saw the day
that he was not ready to serve her Ii he
coaEd. He joined the Republican party, we
are w:i!in. 10 believe, because he thought ne
might he ah'" to protect her interests Ill
some measure By 80 doing.
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fsat,pt,saEs.

to- BRIDGE-CONTRACT = PRO-
POlALs wslibe received until noon on MON
Day June s for the Ro Oh ,nc
Valley railroad,s nc1r Cl1rkesyllle, Mcckicnbtrg
TheIeneir Of the bridge Win be abont 1890 feet
h.iof In ccar above rails. Il feet: width in clear
,G foot ,,Iyu OF truss Howe's: number Of spaus,
len il0I length or spans from ll3,D 1870 feet.
,oI;nd specifications with this advertisement. ~
viii I ,icicnf In state that the material must w
nf The hest 'rlalltr, the ~"oh ni'i
free from shakes. wave. Of sap; The wrought IRON
r,,rn,,. and from approved manufacturers: the
Ir,Iss-rOhs enlarged ut ends sufficiently 10 Rsr wv
ryrcss of area 1T thread; the onslc-bi1cks 'ur.l,
,niist be such thar rolling load OF $500 pounds
the linea foot. IN addition TO inc weight ot .ne
structure, will not cause u srhn upoh a,y pa IS
thereof exceeding onc-iiith It's ultimate power OF
The rails will DE carried on sringcrs doubled ana
breaking joint. resting Oh f0Or-Ded'p' wv an"
half feet from centre I'D cchtre
ist Thc price ~ linc, foot for til" bridge with
out roof L; or weathcrnoarolinI, lhclthns an "''''
rails. ,, ,,, o,s,o
I'd. The price fer bri'gc Including both roohns
ami Notwithstanding. I'm $, ,,a,c,sd
ai The price per pound tbal WI ne snnnld In
from contract price If the wrought IRON b'ioui1 ~
furnished by the railroad company. :, so,,-.,sa
ath The price per pound that VIII I'VE oeuucte1
If castings should DC furnished ny inc ha'iioa'
9Th, Tie price per NJ feet. B. NJ, that will DC ae;
Quoted If timber Shall be furnished Ivy tne rairoao
The right Is reserved To reject any or all Oh tnc
bids or accept higher instead oi fiic lowest u. ;,
The tcruis of payment or other conditions shou'u
render IL more advantage us. iii lao
EiItl,rs can assume that cash payments VIII ne
mad monthly for work actually done ana iDacfl n, II,
actually delivered reerving ~ per cent. untii iiii"'
estimate; hut these conditions may DC SUBJECT !"
1noIiiicatious uron closing the contract 800,
The work must be completed by December /; s."
For furfher information apply 10 i1uL = IT, ~,
10 10. NYllp
vile, Va. ,,,oa
H. HACpT. General Manager
Piedmont Air-i.inc railway. Richmond. Va
RICHMOND. April l.. 1913. my '--'"'"
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TIE GEORGIA CAss.-We know, Of course.
a>wcll a> anybody else, that the Georgia
csc which vt reported last week was not
orc arising under the amended bankrupt
law. and Tia; the opinion Of the supreme
Court of the United STATES as 10 the constl-
,u,lonulitv Of this lnw lrts never been pro-
uo,iurrd. We know. too. that Congress has
power to pass Il uniform bankrupt law. ana
could exempt tive thousand dollars worth
o. property from the bankrupt's creditors
II it should deem it wise and proper to do
80. Ban we also know that Congress has
not exercised this power. 1t has attempted.
instead. to render valid an unconstitutional
State law. For this reason the following
Quotation from the opinion Of the Supreme
Court of the United States in the Georgia
r:.-"w was by us given special prominence:
"rhou-l her constitution was sanctioned
~ to0"lc>>, this provision can in no sense
J., considered ~ act ui tha! body. he S;lnc-
ilan YRS only prrlni> i've H. 4 part "t the pro-
r'>> # ter rehabilitation, and inrolfed no
thin: affirmative or negative beyond that
,NrHt, II ii were express and UncGulvGcai
liz, r,.>ul! Wo,li be the same Congress cam
rot Is authorization OF ratification. give the
slightest effect 10 a State lIW Or constitution
in conflict with the Constitution of the United
states. That instrument is above and be-
y"ad tie power OF Congress and the States,
and is alike obligatory upon BOTH
T.. the supreme Court shall adhere 10 this
dlrtun. the new bankrupt law will 90 by
The board. Beyond doubt, the passage OF
this law was an attempt to give effect to
State law in conflict with the Constitution
of the United States. That the State law
rns in conflict with the Federal Con>titu-
ton was not only declared by the highest
ldiciI tribunal in Virginia, but was also so
declared Incidentally in the Georgia case
b. the highest Judicial tribunal in the United
STATES.
We did not intend to touch this subject
tain Whit il WAS pending i'll court here.
hu! having learned that the correctness Of
oar view OF the Pun port OF the decision had
Il en- called III question Oh the grounds
limited at above, we publish this short
article by way Of explanation, begging Judge
Is MS pardon for SO doing.
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The New York Tribune has just brought
"tt the substance of the dissenting opinion
al Cllci-Ju>tice CHASE and Others in the
celebrated butchers case from Louisiana.
The Ittbune does not seem 10 admire the
opinion of the court very much. This does
not square with its ideas of the equality of
negroes and whites. Hence its tardy recital
II lhc points Of the dissenting opinion.
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SPRING OVERSACkS
made from nearly uil of thu celebrated goods used
for that purpose, comprising the
WATERPROOF MIXTURE,
DRAB MELTON CLOTH.
Pearl. MELTON CLOTH,
MIXED MELTON CLOTH,
SILK-MlXED CASHMERE.
FRENCH COLORED DIAGONAL,
COLORED TRlCOTs.
SCOrIH CHEIluT,
cut tasty, made we'll aud at prices from Eli to :27
at the od-estabshed house Of
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agt.,
nv SGT 400 Main street.
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D THE ENTIRE POPULATION OF

@ THE ENTIRE POPULATION OF
the globe Is In greater or less degree infected with
the tant ofScrofua. 1t appears In various forms.
such as white swellings, ulcers eryslpclas, sweed
neck, in'locnl iunaIn,natons ncrcurial ailrc-
lions, old sores erupllons OF the skin, sore eyes,
&c. For these well as all other constitutional
Diseases DIR. TUFTS SARSAPARILLA AND
QUEENS DELIGHT has p-oyca Itself In IL thou
Sand instances 4 positive antill:c.
BILIOUS, HEMITTENT. AID ISTERMIT-
TENT FEFERS, which prevail n the val
ieys" rivers and other miasmic districts through
lhesunh'eranda autumn, are invarias i, accompanied
by arrangements of the stomach and liver aud
Other abdominal risccr.t. There IS always q weak
ness and irritable STATE ii,c stomach and torpor
of the bowels. DR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are
peculiarly adapted to such casca mya
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DENTISTRY.

TIARLES \. MERCER, ayIsA
~ DENTIST. es4SYsS
es,ru.ci all kinds OF work on the NATTRAf
iE III. artificial teeth Inserted on all matcria
III 49,. Saiifaction guaranteed. Charges very ren
.otl.tllp. ''' 49,
1llatsts woi kfrom To 81 +. NJ
oh!tc 5ios Main stlect, over starkc 4 Rylaua
aD i2-WSSar,
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=. -, 49, .,sZ,CUC
SPECIAL NOTICES.
49,
M WONDERFUL EFFECT OF CA

M WONDERFUL EFFECT OF CA
STR o Nc TESTING
NIAL.-Rcad the follow ng;3" .Nesors. Wood d
Sons want 10 help thc sale OF your valuable hair
tonic CAPILLINA With my testimony. had on
one side Of my head large bald spot irhtch mas
been entirely corcred with nep hair by the nae ~
less ttnn one hottie IF yonr tonic. believe 1t IS
good article and shall be glad to sec you succeed IN
Introducing II In place nf the Injurious hair tonics
now on the market. Your Fl Ind,
p, "ISBDV BENEDICT"
When our friends want 4 hair preparation We a'-
them To get CApI.LISA my a-S&W2t
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TIE Latest SENSATION,
WILLOW PLUMES, PUMPuSS FOX SIrMNEp

TIE LATEST SENSATION,
WILLOW Pill MEs, POMl'tiSs FOR SUMNER
il every fashionable shade
FRENCH FLOWERS, such AS have never befor,.
been exhibited III tbs city. In FANCY GOODS
rci Lace ticliucs. Sawls, Vets oil;,rs and Hand
kc:clcts. Also, fu!i line OF Initiation Laccs Kid
Gloves. beautiful, In all ca'ors Jt,s--suc as Combs
Ba"d,, Plus &C., al the o!d-cs!abshed house of
MADAME Is. DEMELMAN.
~ B.--Co:n'ry merchants will find IL to their own
'n,rrcs', DESTROYS Of purchasing wiIuLESALE, hy
cdi@ upo. iur, ~ am convinced after having
had Our prices, YOU will be satisfied hat the aov.
.!t..mrns Is correct.
MADAMEB ". BENR!.MAS.
1872; Main street,
NY between Tkirtcenih aud Fourteenth.
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w- TO OWNERS AND BUILDERS OF


Not only money. but the wear and feur OF your
machinery saved by the use Of VIRGINIA NAIt-
RAJ. PETROLEUM LUBRICATlNG OIL. 1t Is
free from All grit aud gum and under the same CIR
curn,lallccs rs the hest sperm or lard OIL VIII hot
heat. wear, or cut the boxes ar bearings. a goo"
lubricatlng oil, such rs the VIRGINIA NATURAL
PETROLEUM LUBRItATING OIL. Is a positive
economy, preventing heating, cumming. ana con-
seauent EARRING and wearing Of the machlncry-a
saving of power and gain In speed Purchasers VIII
bear In mind that 1t Is not alone sufficient 10 pro-
cure Natural Petroleum lit must be ~ the
proper specifc grarIy, like the VIRGINIA NAIu-
RAJ PETROLEUM LUBRTCATING OIL, anu
like 1t undergo the process ofp~rifcntton wltho,n
clemicnls and be rendered entirely reefro'n grn
ar gum
Purchasers are cautioned that the oil sold by us
differs from al other LmbricGfjng Ons sold IN ms
mu1kti. We are the sole agents here for the IN
GINA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUhRlCA-
TING OF. every barrel of which sold by US bearing
our brand thus:
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM Lu-
BRICATIhG OIL. PURCELL. LaDD x o.,
AGENTS, RICHMOND. VA"
Orders addressed 10 us will receive prompt atten-
ton and be shlpu,d in good, tight packages.
PURCELL. LADD & CO Druggists:
my 3-tJe3 Richmond. Va.
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TROQUET FOR 1878.
! L. ELL iSOS,
BOOKSELLER,
lll2 MAIN STREET.

has received fine assortment of CRnQCET. con-
sisting oi all grades, from the cheapest 10 thu very
fine, to which he would respectfully Invite The at.
teution of those wishing to purchase.
Each set is complete IN itself with book OF In
siructio so plainly written that those who never
played the game can easily learn it.
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n1y7 NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
FOR MAY AND JUNE. Is73.-T. L. PRICE K
co. just from market again. are crcning. by sicam-
crs AMI express all the novrtic, In shade an de
sign for spring and summer-uany decided bar
gains In imported DRESS GOODS.
4 great variety of JAPANESE SILKS and Pop
Inns;
PLAIN and STRIPED FRENCH SILKS;
GROS-GRAIN and BONNET SILKS;
CuLQRED SILKS. for trimming:
CHECKED aud PLAIN MOllAlRS. e0c. OIL rcr
yard;
Sitting LINENS AMI rOPLINS. for travellers
PLAIN and STRIPED GRENADINES:
IRON BAREtiES. every price:
SILK GRENADINES, AUSTRALIAN GRAPES:
MOURNING GOODS, every style in uSc
KID GLOVES, GRAPE Wells, &c. ap26
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NOAH WALKER & CO.,
1901 MAIN STREET,
ere prepared To .low on" Of the largest and most
stylish stocks Of
CLOTHING AND GENTLEHEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS
ever seen In the city. Call and examine before pur.
chasing elsewhere,
SHIRTS MADE To ORDER. 4 perfect fit guar.
antced. Remember.
ap l0-lm 120i MAIN SIREEI.
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MILLINERY GOODS.
E,'N.IkELI NEW

l. 'lkAhi NEW s;Fks53fe
Having just returned from New York .SsTSeEe
VIA! :. choice and scIcct stock OF
SUMMER MILLINERY.
MiIC. Invite the public To- examine, can exhibit
Ill "i my goods un MONDAY, MAY 9Th, and on
THURSDAY all FRIDAY, the sth and OH will
h1N"a grand uprhinp OF
iE,NCli-rAlTfkN BONNtTS AND HATS.
NORMANDY BONNETS, &c.
all "f ,!r latest importttioa. Also the largest rs
st!'!Tcl; of STRAW GOODS, such ;is the novelty
81 Il i.EGIIuRS BONNET, something entirely
i.cw, having just been introduced
IN Hats FRENCH CHIP. STRAW, NEA-
iD!.i1AN. LtGlIGRN, ENGLISH BRAID. TCS-
AN, and every st.l" which cin be found in any
r,r icru establishment. at The old-c,tal,shtil
LDd#" OF MADAME B. nEMEI.MAS
l3oI Main Street.
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- s..s-
RPE6tEAL NOTICES.

ay WAsH-PoPLrSs.-LEVfs biso ".
THEIRS have received another case OF those cA'f"
quality wAsH-pupLINs at ono shilling liu per s"'"
Also, one thousand cards ofBuTross' Two a''H'n
~ c,,d "a, ,oc., some OF which arc worth &c per
" N.Y.
dozen. -
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me- PULASKI ALUM-WATER.

As agents for Tie mucl,-cstcemcd PULASKI
ALrM-W AFTER. we respectfully call the attention
of the medical profession 10 the analysis OF Pro-
fesso, j. J.. Campbell, Washington College showing
the presence Of
FERRIC OXIDE, ALUMlNA. LIME,
MAtiSEsIA, POTASSA. and SODA.
combined with SI'LPIICl:lC aud SlLlCiC ASiDS
and CHLORINE. differing from nearly AL tue So
called ALUM WATERS. in containing fhkhi'
instead nf FERROUS SULPHATE. 4 comlina-
ton Of >ULPHATkS OF h.uMlNA ana
PEROXIDE OF IRON IL found In this wafer Is
rather unusual. Surh Il combination Is regarded
rs valuable for Chronic DyseDtcry, DiarrhG'. @c.'
&C.: also wash for Ulcers ana tGtanc""' T." up
tuus.
The above water supplied 10 the trade or con-
sumcrs BY the cast or bottle.
Send for rllamplIlc'>.
j. WILLIS ( 90. rhirmaci.tS.
nh oo.1m Franklin aud Fourth stre"tS.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

4 TTENTION, ATTUCkS GUARD.-E
N You are hereby ordered 10 meet at the Old q
Norkr; Hal THIS tHCdncsday) NIGHT at W
o'clock, for ,lrll and business. The court-nar II
tal will nice, 1t tho time and place, to assess
fncs aud Try all cases that nay come before It.
nv order of Captain lIoRsoS.
nv 7-ltN il. a. fAUL' ". c.
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ME- NEW WRAPPINGS AND PARA
SOILS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
T. Il. PRICE & CO. arc now opening splendid
stock Of
PARASOLS ard SUN-SIlADES,
LACE POINTS and SACQCtS,
ORGANIZES, LAWNS, JACCONETS:
CASSiA1ERES for gentlemen and boys;
GAUZE VESTS. for ladies and gentlemen;
CORSETS, GLOVES, COLLARS. NECk-TlES,
&C.:
900 pieces new PRINTS and PERCALES. l2.. 16s.
90. and 25c. an 20
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my 5-3

Spring CLOTHING
500 BUSINESS SUITS,
800 DRESS SUITS,
Goa pTir- FANCY CASHMERE PANTS.
3CJ WHITE DUCK NESTS,
goo WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
2.eop pairs WHITE tPeppcriiD JEANS DRAWERS,
:; i pair: 2os pairs Coar isiv! X 1!irmis"n'S hIpS,
-. All NEW Gtni'S. bought exclusively for
cash. nd viii be sold low Nv friends and the pub
lie generally are invited to call IN supply them
s, Ives fluu the largest and best stock IN the South
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agt:',
Sign BIG FLAt0. an II
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YOUTHS SET.
This set made OF hard wood, well made, and var.
nishcd strong, and durable, aud is the best set for
the price III the market. Price, IS.
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NAT. MANUALS OF
MATuEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
MICROSCOPES,
MAGIC LANTERNS,
METEOROLOGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PHYSICAL APPARATUS.
profuscly illustrated. mailed to any address ON
recent Of ten cents each.
JAMES W. QUEEN K CO. Opticians.
92l Chestnut street, Philadelphia;
600 Broadway, New York.
Mention that You saw this In the Richmond Dis
patch. NH la-N &S?m
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string 10
INSURE YOU COMFORT
through the coming campaign, offer you
1000 LINEN SUITS (all kinds.
$40 BLACK ALPACA SACKS,
100 FANCY ALPACA SACKS,
200 WHITE DUCK SUITS.
$40 FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
$50 DIAGOSAL COATS ard VESTS.
500 BUSINESS SUITS,
80 DRESS SUITS.
1000 WHITE DRESS SHIFTS.
500 FANCY Co: DRIED SHIFTS, ,,.
o,yo; pair WnIlE JEANS PErrrnii DRAWERS
500 pair If W & re- LIxES DRAWERS,
1890 pair ENGLISH llAlF-lio>E.
5000 LINEN COLLARS tall stylcsl'
2.ooo PAPER COLLARS good styles.
80 YOUTHS and BOYS SUITS.
in endless variety.
All Of the above goods can be had by calling at the
old.cs,alisl!cI house, and will
INSURE
YOU they will he sold at
RIGHT PRICES.
This place is where you can always find
FIELD OF GOODS
70 select from, and will Civ"
CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL
Ia AN inspection.
WM. IRA SMITH. ACT.
100 MAIN STREET.
Sign BIG FLAG. my -5t
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RESI- Asfss.skES.

rTETEIl.E nEMOf AL. The store No.
IL l2ra, ltr,!y occupied ~ Zcte'r, having h,"u
rented over .,s hcII 20 another without WORD 70
him. he has Ia the ffcin!nl - remove 10 the tl,-
mrnt of G"ddin', Iiull corner or Eleventh and
isnk strc,s where he wilt lie found To- receive his
Old friends ami Customers :,id Mhrr. lie will serve
them with the BEST LIQUORS and the very lest
the market affords. te5
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E.INE SET

EXCELSIOR CROQUET.
This set Is made of hard wood. nicely finished
with painted balls Price, 1850.
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MI LEVY BROTHERS have supply
of the celebrated THOMPSON > 'h'N f'-f :
,,.,. ,,rcr.rs MY
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n>a- LEVY BROTHERS OFFER To-
nay wHlTE-GRoUND-COL
GRENADINES ut one shilling per yard worth
?sc NY
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Auction sales of rell estate 4 specially. kcal
ost,fr nIIrcnlsed and sold Oh commission. Partlci-
lar attention 10 renting property Leans ncsotla-
ted on real estate and other securities. ap io-im
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FINE SET.
This SET is made of best material. highly vanished,
and Is worth ~.
. Each set Is complete In every respect, with book
OF Instructions. So that any one who has never
played the game can easily Ica.I; il;
Those intending ~ purchase invited To cxa,n-
lne my Croguct, mhich viii hc fou satisfactory rs
10 price aud quality.
Orders from the country solicited upd will receive
prompt attention.
}. II. ELLYSON, bookseller,
op lo-tI fll2 Maiii street.
A No. l-MCCANS'S FIRST VIRGINIA
IA REGlM EMF BASn.-hll societies In 1,r 81, y
anu 'clnlly are notified that this btd does nor po
TO tle Springs. tirsicla>s br Vs.. and string nuslc
ior lhc-hics, paradts &c, at reasonable rates All
orusrs ior brass aud strng Band TO he left ut Office.
-o%9 Aaln street. MES +. McCANy,
Leader First Virginia Regiment Baud,
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WINES. Liquors.. EnBAaIas. Ac-

Il ENTUCKY BOURBON WlllSkEI
four wears Old Price. :? 80. For sale hv
CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
III oIaiu street.
BARTON < CUSTER SALAD OIL. ap3 30
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This set is made of best material. highly vanished,
and l. worth ~.