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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-26
THE GREAT REMEDY FOT,

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprictors. It is ocllnowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduccd for tic relief and
cure Of ali Lung complaints,
and is offered TO the public,
sanctioned by the experience
OF. over forty years. When
rcsortcd to in season it sell
dom fails to effect q speedy
cure IN tho most severe
cases Of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and, Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistars
Balsanl docs not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind: as is the case with
most preparations, bnt it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint:
PREPARED BE
SETH v. F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mass,
And sold By Druggists and Dealers generally.
Oct. ], 3c-ly.
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JACOB STOUFFER & son.

MARYLAND Line BA1TAoRE CoUxTy, AD September 24th 1872
Bradlcr Patent Enamel B,tmorcDAR
all
1t
The
uterIl
he
articles Of paint introduced
Yours, truly, JAMES HALL
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WHEELER HOUSE,
PRICES NOT REDUCED.

The Proprietor Of the Wheeler House
would respectfully inform the travelling pub
lie thai, in order 10 maintain the reputation
Of his House as first class Notc: i;e VIII
continue his prices as heretofore, and guar
3ntecs 10 give that satisfaction Which has
sec4Fe4 % tie House the reputation it now
has. T. N. POLLOCK,
Nov. -, Aft. Proprietor.
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S. McGILL, u. D.
BALTIMORE, December 10th, 1872.


the Bradley pa Eme Paint far exceeds expectation j" and beauty
painted the roof o Manon o with the Bradley Patent Enamel Paint
outside Hotel
this
be O. liberty
Yours most respectfully, ISAAC ALBERTsON,
Manson House Iocl Cor Fayctte St. Paul Streets Baltimore
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FnterestiOp to All.

Nv ,erm Of Office having expired, re.
Spec;fully notify all pcrsous who had liens,
deeds OR mortgages recorded during my
term Of office, to call on Aessrs. & Jones
Jones, who will deliver the same.
Nov ~, 4S-tt. THOS. u. LAKE.
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CnANnGESBURG, December 10th 1872.

December 10th 1872.
Mr. KNGn7DEAR SIR The paints We received from on have been applied
alapty all kinds surface Of
eny especially who have
and furnish materials wherein
he emostdcc
Yours, truly, JACOB STOUFFER son.
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To Women. Both Married and
Single.

Apply for relief before you become con.
firmcd invalid.
have been for years past attending strict
ly to the treatment of diseases Of women,
both married and single, and as the number
Of cases continues to increase almost daily
will pay special attention TO those who may
apply to lie for help, and may, if should
get sufficient number Of cases, make it q
specially.
There are many women who are taking
medicines recommended for such diseases,
which arc worse than useless, they palliate
aud sometimes seem to give relief, but in
fact they postpone the evil until the disease
assumes the chrouc form, and then they ap-
ply to the Physician for relief, which can be
given, but no. so soon is when taken in the
first or carly stsSe.
| use no quaek medicines, treat diseases
Oil rA,iouA! ::nI scientific principles.
P. B. RUFF.
\. B. Iprac;icc for cash only and prompt
payments. Mar. II, 10-tf.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, LAURENS. COUNTY
IN PROBATE COURT.
To Louis u. Franks, Alice II. Franks, Su-
san Bramle:t, Mary Morgan, devisees Of
Nehemiah Franks, who died leaving
will, greeting:
You are he:eby required to appear at
TIE Court Of Probate, % b. iluiipa at i.al-
rcns C. T.. for lauren: County, on tie l7th
day Of November next, 10 SHOW cause, If
any you can, why the real Estate and per-
sonal property ot Nehemiah Franks, deed,
described in the petition Of William r.
Franks, fled in my office, should not be d.
vided or sod, al!o;;;ng to the said william!
II. Franks, one half thereof, and the ,cmain-
ing one.haif in equal PORTIONS to the said
Louis u. and Alice H. Franks.
Given under my hand AID seal, this s,h
day OF October, \. .. 1873.
c. LARK, Probate Judge.
Oct. -, 42--Gt.
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JAMES HALL.

BE- III March4t
Mr. KxIcHrDAn SIR have been using since last spring. Braeys Patent
have
parties have furnished for other painters Mr. John
whom furnished Bradley Paint last fall
much with and permission his recommending good
will
slongcrt other paint have
Yours E. C. GARlsEITSON, House and Sign Fainter
KNIGHT
1+ .--I ~ With ii tnu3 - Isn 81 e.
pun consii aeo6dPa Ious,tru
D. Hartford Nd, Feb. 9th, A. H. STRASBAUGH
c. P. KNIGHT, Sole Agent,
No. SO w Lombard Street, Baltimore.
u" SPECIMENS AND PRICE LIST FURNISHED GRATIS. q
June II, 23-Gm
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frcakagc of
RATES which
1S73-l0-ly. W. RUSSELL & CO.
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HAS just opened, in the new and hand
some building Immediately opposite the
Phoenix Office, on Main street, complete
stock of
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NaSGasry S. c., July 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

of a mother tongue for all classes Of pupils
alike. No one that knows anything OF my
opinions could suspect me OF desiring to
"prevent The teaching Of the German lam
.g,age IN the public schools" am myself
daily teaching German TO nearly Il hundred
young men, large proportion of whom
have been led to study German mainly by
my own Influence and my interests, as wen
as my convictions, lead me to encourage the
r1ht study of German everywhere.
The Dispatch correctly states (23d Instantly
that nv letter was not "oflirial." 1t was
not even addressed to DR.. Rutfncr, but TO n
superintendent of schools, who, knowing
nv views, had asked me to write to him on
the subject. 1t was not written for publca-
tom hut when asked to allow it to be pub
Iished | simply consented, as the SUBJECT
was deemed TO be of some public interest.
This is expressly stated by the editor OF the
Educational Journal The notice of the
Dispdich and the criticism OF Mr.. Blenncr
have gwen to the letter in importance no'
anticipated by the writer; and hence this eX
planaiion.
Should the subject be supposed TO require
further discussion, beg that those VINO
wish to know my views will do me the favor
to read the letter itself, in the Educational
Journal. They will find that am not UNI
friendly to the interests of the German IAN
rllace or of our German citizens.
i,,.snrc1f,llly. EDWARD ;. JoYSEs.
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Letter from Professor JOynes-German
in the Public schools.
LEXINGTON, VA, April "a, 1877

LEXINGTON. VA, April "a, 1873.
Editor Of the Dispatch The notice in the
Dispatch of the 2l>t Instant of my letter in
the Educational journal on German an the
public schools, and the criticism of it in the
Dispatch of the 22d by Rev. Mr. Blenner.
have doubtless led TO misunderstanding Of
my views. which, in matter OF SO much
public interest, seems TO ci'l for word Of
explanation.
did not mean. as the Dispatch coniec-
lures, that "the grammar grades in our pub.
lie schools ought not TO study German" but
only. us the Dispatch in the same Notice
correctly quotes, that "there is no place for
German in the regular schedule of primary
Instruction. understanding as did that the
"primary instruction and the "grammar
grades" are sharply distinguished from each
other In the organization Of the public
schools. The meaning was that the study of
German, as Of every other foreign language,
should be postponed until the student has
sufficient training in English to enable him
to study German intelligently through Eng.
llsh as his mother tongue. | want German
to "cohae in" just as soon lis this condition
is fulfilled, but not sooner.
Ii Mr.. Blenner had taken the trouble 10
read my article before crtici>ing il, he would
have seen that the argument was directed
not against the study of German in the pub
lie schools, but only against the study of
German there as q rern0cular that is,
against the effort to rui iro languages III the
scli"ul>-onc for Americans, the other for
Germaps which amounts in the end to hav-
ing two SETS of schools, or rs many, indeed,
a. there might lie lansGageS 20 set up SINH.
lar claim. | contend that German. in our
schools, should he taught as Il foreign lali-
Suage, just like French or Spanish. a1d
through English rs a medium. AS the
most important OF the foreign languages,
would give 1t the first and largest plure
among thcma but still only asa foreign lar.
guas", reserving for English alone tue rights
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

THE Manas>a, Gazette say that Colohel
Mostly finds himself overrnn with april
cauts for office, not only from his own dis
tricl, but from other portions OF the State
a,d District of Columbia. Letters OF intro
duc,ion - him are solI-h; from every one
supposed to lave :! personal acquaintance
with him.
Just what we feared would be the Gate OF
the worthy Colonel. Conld there be any
thin" more provoking: 1t occasions some
"cll>sin' -" you bet iii we may be par
doncd the quotations.
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The Press and the Convention.

It is but proper that the people OF the
state should know that the press Has
not "aurccd that Lynchhurg" shall he tho
SEA, of The rcxt state Convention, though
Tie Shenandoah valley and some other pa-
pcrS have made III assertion TO this elect.
The fact is Just the reverse, if we arc not
mistaken. Let us sec:
The Warrcnton Inder, the Alexandria
Sentinel, the Stanton Findicdtor, the Pc
tcr>burg Appcai, the Fredericksburg Her
aid. the Chatham Tribune, the Scott>yille
Courier. the Danyilc Times and Register,
the Richmond Enquirer and Dispatch, the
have all expressed a decided preference for
Richmond. The Norfolk journal says it
looks suspicious" that certain parties
should advocate Lynchburg. No doubt other
their names elude our recollection just now.
What papers prefer Lynchburg? Some,
not all, of those published on the line of the
A. NJ. & .. K. r. II is their own con-
vcnience, not that Of the people of the State
generally, that they are consulting. We be-
Iieve the Warren Sentinel is the only other
paper that has come out strongly in favor OF
Lynchburg. The Staunton Spectator, and
such of The lower Valley papers as have DIFF
fcrcd with Il majority Of their own people on
this question, seem TO be almost if not quite
Indifferent op ti,p S,Il,ictt
The whole peninsula below Richmend
prefers Richmond just Us the Southwest pre-
fers Lynclburg, but its voice has not been
heard. Ia fact. we doubt not that four-tifths
of the Conservatives of the State prefer
Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

We have often heard and read of ':rural
simplicity" but never knew until recently
low much the words implied. When we
read in some Of our country exchanges Sc
rlous, and solemn, and bona file appeal to
the Executive Committee to hold the next
State Convention in Lynchburg, because 1t
Il important to have that body removed from
the Influence of rings and ciques, we realize
that "rural simplicity" is not q thing of the
past, but fourishes in perennial greenness.
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!, n,r,;-.r 81 auv railroad corporation or any

partisan of any railroad corporation OF a"!
railroad official.
It's. however, matter for rejoicing that
the old system Of voting money oueso' Tue
state treasury by men who were governed
by sectional motives and little corporate par
tisan.hips is ended. The money that is put
into railways now will be di>burSed for the
good of the mon who put the money into
them. Those mon will want bnsincss-thry
want freight and passengers. This city nus
nothing to fear where such motives rue.
If the WAYS of commerce built under this
rule will not foster her trade and her lhou'-
try, let her go as she ought to-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

We should be surprised to learn, a: we
have just learned, that Il new edition of RIcH-
ARD GRANT WHITES " Words and Their
Uses" is about to be published if we did not
know that the same intelligent public calls
for innumerable dime novels and new cdi-
tons of - The Complete letter IV'7ter."
The learned blacksmith has retired. Let the
unIearned RICHARD GRANT WHITE follow the
good example.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

A tribunal in Paris has granted an injunc-
ton to prevent lady from annoying her
neighborS by playing the piano too constant
~. Hereafter she is TO play only from II A.
Nj. to 6 p. NJ, aud from s =. NJ. to l0P. NJ,
thus leaving her neighhors undisturbcd Mt
breakfast time, dinner time, and bed time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

DIVINE SERvIcE.-ln u case from North
nmberland county, Penn, the Supreme Court
of that State has decided that holding Sun
day schools is not L divine service" Two
denominations had together built a church,
aud agreed that nothing but divine service
should he held therein. Yet the decision in.
dicatcs nothing more than that people mean
preaching when they speak OF divine ser
y;.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

NY OILS FOR MACIIINERY.-Pur
caScrs o.!
LEREiCATlSG OILS
will please bear in mind that the OIL sold by us Is
A NATURAL LCBRICATING OIL,
OF % DEGREES GRAVITY.
The THIN OILS OF HIGHER GRAVITY are
dearrr even at i lower price as they have little
body, will soon wear away, and are consequently
more Liable to cut and he It the hc rings
PLEASE OBSERVE, EVERY BARREL OF OUR
GENUINE and PURE
NATURAL PETROLEUM LC6KIIATING OIL
SOLD N THIS MARKET
has our brand OH the head Of each barrel thus:
"vIRGIHIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRICATING OIL.
PURCELL, LADD L CO., AGENTS,
RICHMOND. VA"
Orders addressed 10 us will receive prompt atten-
ton. PURCELL, LADD & CO. Druggists,
1916 Main street. corner Thirteenth.
aDl'-tJe3 Richmond. Va.
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The Recent RailroadLetters

We have published Mr.. Huntington = IT.
nly 10 the letter of Colonel LAME. "cia'' '.'''"'
&C." wi!hcu: comment. We were c"' ''''7
+, see how |, would be locke" III !" '"'
tovrS where the gentlemen coh'PoHi"S '"e
c,u,r,it;cc Of which Co!ones LAMB Is eli'r'
,, roc;6c That the reader may under
s,,n, This correspondence fully we now give
both letters
tEom colonel LAME 10 Mr.. HUNTINGTON.
"NcrroLx, Va, April l4th, 1873.
~ y. Huntington. President Chesapeake
nm! QAo naiIro0d Company:
Dear Sir.-Thc committees appointed by
the cite, Of Norfolk and Portsmouth have
not yc; bad tac plca>urc OF meeting with
>otr,cf and directors rs promised lis III
Nuur communication in reply to ours.
In the mean time the committees repre-
>,.rtia. the above cities have met the com.
nr,tcr> representing the cities OF Peters
lli-y. l.ynchburg. and Richmond to discuss
tup >uhlcc! u! 4 connection between your
railroad aind the South>ide railroad by 4
railroad from Clifton Forge TO Lynchburg.
The i,iut committees have requested that
lie following questions be propoundcd to
II ls.t W Iliist'il vi
t:.nlir. Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Com
IAu>. and Yourself. Is president Of the Chcst-
i.%kc and Ohio Railroad Company, viz:
II Isl. Would n connection Of the Chc>a-
l".N. aud Ohio Railroad and the Atlantic.
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Companies te
desirable to The two companies, if the same
roull be accomplished Oh fair and reasol'a-
III" terms:
I'd. What are the obstacles in the way of
such Il connection. and can they be removed,
and 10y what means:
Sd. Wha: amount Of capital would il re.
quirc to effect this object:
18th Would YOU deem it consistent with
tie interest anu prosperity of the road you
represent to give your influence aud co0pe-
ration with the cities named to secure this
rtrnection:
An early reply TO the above will greatly
ubligc tic committee.
"Iour>. truly,
"WILI1AM LAMB, Chairman, &C."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

HIT EN- AGAS.-A convention Of his Re-
publican constituents having asked General
GARFIELD to resign his scat in Congress be-
cause he voted for the salary steal, lie first re-
plies that he covered his part of it into the
treasury and didn't keep IL cent OF it, and
then aids:
"My vote did not make the bill a law.
General GRANTS signature did,
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~ Observation-Disclosures from al

III Certificates from all
parts OF the country daily received atestlng to
the imp racled popularity of this great medcite In
the cure OF diseases OF the blood.
LIMA, ONO, February ?i, 1885,
Gentlemen, -For twenty years have been afflicted
with an exceedingly annoying and nreterate erup-
ton, covering nearly my whole body. had tried
many different medicines, hut without receiving the
slightest benefit. 4 short time since bought one
bottle of RosadaIs," amt used it according TO di-
rciinns. and am happy TO say II has entirely cured
me. 1t Is 4 medicine Of great merit. Yours, truly,
ap 2C-eodlm BENJAMIN BECHTOL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

4 New PLASEr.-Profe>Sor DANIEL KIRK
WOOD, San eminent American astronomer"
announces in the New York Tribune caIcula-
tons which 90 to show that there is ga
major planet within the orbit of Mercury.
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aYs9FSEl ESIS.

VIRGINIA HALL.
Ia consequence Of the inclemcncy of the weather
last night, which prevented many from attending
OLIVE LOGAN.
the Syer-tnugrc'! lady orator Will
Tonight frUESnAi
repeat h,r great dramatic lecture.
"1uE PAsSiuNS.
/" those mysterious
HOUSEHOLD PIXIES.
iuIs of evil AMI gcnt!cr fairies OF good VIII, WHO
walk with II: irou cradle 10 grave.
Positively Miss UGAN'~ last appearance In Rich
lnu;il. Ii May In Tor years aud il may lie forever.
RESERVED seats al JuI!>STuN'S mOnsture-prlrc,
- cents general admission, ~ cents. up "a-.t
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n-iy~ THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.

NE" THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
They supply want never before filled. They
form regular system of remedies for the principal
,iscases-cach complaint hivng its aRpropriatc
rrmcdy-thus differing materially from the patent
ono .'curc ais for all malades No person Of
Intelligence can for moment believe that one
remedy can all diseases
Our remedies are all safe, and never reduce the
patient never render any one more liable To take
cold: never vIdlSca person u leave business never
make their continuous use condition OF cure.
For full particulars Of these celebrated remedies
see THE AVORrrE ILLUSTRATED CSlNER-
sIrY ALMANAC AND BUSINESS BOOK for
ls7a. Free on application at the principal office,
Nos. G and 5 University Place. New York city. and
agencies,
WOOD s SONS,
NH 2s-atawam corner Ninth and Main streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29
MARRIAGES..

Married. In the city Of Norfolk. Wednesday eve
Ming. April sd III the redcnce oflhc brides Father
il" Rev Leroy NJ. Lee, Mr. CLIFTON LEE, son i, 81
,iATrH daughter of i. W. Catch. Esq
,J,-r;rd. IN the cal of April In Emmanuel church,
Gm,d,un Va. by Rev. JOHN ;. Lindsay, of Warren
ION FEY pE<iIETOS BROOKE. rector of Trim
t"tEi,IE LINDSAY. daughter al Nr. j. Bunting
of Observation-Disclosures Tenn. and Va.
Married. al Columbus, Ga. Oh the 2ah Instant, al
the Episcopal church, by the Rev. DR.. unnter'
THOMAS VI. BlNFORD, Esq, OF Anglisn, ga
formerly of Richmond. Va, aud MISS hhLlNH "'
WOUI, FOLK. OF Columbus. M cards.
ESzx1zXz.zzzx2zsS>azsaE
EI-EEpAL SOTICE.-1he funeral OF Mr..
Earn W EFpToRD will take place TUBA tle
goh instant, at the Methodist church, Manchester al
3 o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

The STATE .lOnrnnl i aS ">nart a> tue
boy that ArTEMrs WARD, or somebody else,
tells about, who, having picked up Il red-Ant
poker. dropped it without being told to do 30 .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29
.'i.sa aEaSSs.
NEW CLOTHING.

NEW CLOTHING.
FROST NAY DESTROY CROPS. But NOT
Clothing
The undersigned has just returned from the North
fro n his second trip this season, where lie pnr-
chased the finest stock OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
ever offered in this market, and Invites an eXani-
nation from the public.
These good, will he sold lower than the same can
be bought AT RETAIL. in New York.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agt..
ilG9 Main street.
Sicu Of BIG FLAG an 20 -rud3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29
TOILET ARTICLES.

A GENTLEMAN who has used CApiL-
IN LIMA says:"I can say 1t Is good article 10
stop the falling out of the hair aud TO promote Its
growth My wife Is also much pleased with Cari!-
lna lis u hair, dressing, and recommends 1t to nvr
friends" Certificate OH &c IT
WOOD L SONS, Ninth and Main streets
ap29 Prolrie,cr rs Ct Carill ma.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

The New York World says that its editor
in.chief. Mr.. MARBLE. was never in better
health than lie is in now.
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FAIR.

y1AIR OF TIE GRAC E->TREETP PRES
Il EYTEIJAN CUURCli-rhc ll,!ics Of this
:hur,h in pros, rtiI Ion IL iir efforts fu TIC c"m-
piijDD nf heir house Of worship. hold AK d'l-
ring this week II tie ircrc-r""!'. corner y! ',"ct
and Fourth streets. They offer Tor sale Il variety OF
beautiful wearing apparel for infants ana older cut
,,r H. wiiha general assortment OF useful ana fanry
articles Meals and rcfre .hm,ntS will L." served di-
ring cach day and evening. The Fair opens on
MONDAY NIGHT, April 9Th, and will continue
until Friday night. ap -s-at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

n-7,- CHECK MUSLIN, suitable for dress
Ing s.c1ucs, wrappers. and aprohs'a III ''' f'' '
worth Soc: ,, .. o,,
worth ,5c. per yard: ,ur,,
.,uIss CAMBRIC, NAISSOOk, and NULL
MUsLINS, In NIL qualities:
VICTORIA and BISHOP LAWN from 70 70 Sue
per yard; - -
v1crOEIA LAWN, 10 inches wide; n piece Oh Il
yards for $3.50 worrh3)c per yard;
INDIA TWILL LOSG-CLOfll.
WHITE BR1LLIA\TS;
r1-1K+,D NAINsOUK at $l.a5 worth 81 per yard.
Levy BROTHERS.
1917 aud 1919 Main street.
4 large stock of MATING, CARPEIS, OIL
,I,T,ts and RIGS. ape
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

N.Y. NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
FOR MAY AND JUNE. 1.13-T. X. PRICE <
Co. just from market again, are ching by slcau-
crs aud express, all the novelties in shade al de-
sign for spring and sumurr--many decided bar
gains In imported DRESS GOODS.
4 great variety Of JAPANESE SILKS and POP
Inns;
PLAIN and STRIPED FRENCH SILkS;
GRUS-GRAIN and BONNET SILKS:
CpLORED SILKS, Cor trimming:
CHECKED and PLAIN MOlIAlRS, roc. to :! Fer
yard;
SETTING LINENS auI POPLINS. for travellers ;
PLAIN aud STRIPED GRENADINES:
IRON BAREGES, every price;
SILK GRENADINES. AUSTRALIAN GRAPES;
MOURNING GOODS, every style in use:
KID GLOVES. GRAPE Wells, &c. apes