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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LoNnoS, March 2S.-An insane American
appeared at the lodge gate Of Windsor Castle
Yesterday and demanded admittance to sec
the Queen, alleging that her Majesty was his
mother. He was arrested hy the guards,
and upon being threatened with incarccra-
ton in the mad-housc promised to return to
the United States.
The steamer Great Western, reported
ashore off Blackmore, got of and returned
to Bristol.
Captain MacBelPs horse Destructive won
the grand steepe-chase near Liverpool. The
tayorite horse Footman broke his neck at one
Of the jumps.
The Carlist committee in this city publish
denial that Don Carlos has gone to Geneva
or abdcated his claims to the Spanish throne.
The committee say that Don Carlos is actively
preparing for an advance upon Madrid, and
will lead his troops on the day fixed for the
movement.
PARIS, March 2S.-The petition Of Prince
jerome Napoleon, praying for French citi.
zenship, is to he presented in the Assembly
| tomorrow. Upon its introduction the Gov
ernment will move to pass to the order OF the
day, and in the event Of an adverse vote
will Immediately introduce bill baniShiug
the Bonapartes from France.
Spain.
Senior Claseago has resigned as Spanish
Minister at Paris because he disapproyed OF
the insufficient conservative policy pursued
| by the Spanish Government.
AdVices from Carli>t sources say that full
| inquiry acquits the Cure of Santa Cruz from
| the charge of committing atrocious acts OF
cruelty upon prisoners
| 1t is stated that the Carlists aim at the
capture of Pampaluna as base of opera
| tons against Madrid.
NEW YORK, March ga special to the
Herald to-day. from London, says:
"There has been severe fighting in Spain,
in which the Carlists claim an important vic
tory. The Government troops retreated to
| Gronollero, much demoralized, where they
were captured by Saballo, the small garrison
also sllrrendcring.
"There has been demonstration at Tar.
ragona in commemorltiOn Of the establish
ment of the Paris commune.
"a street fight has occurred In Barcelona
in which six persons were killed."
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New York Items.

New York, March 28.-The bill regulating
the rate of interest, known US the usury bill
was killed in the State Legislature to-day.
The plaster bosses Of Brooklyn have voted
to resist the threatened strike.
The master and journeymen carpenters OF
New York have had an unsatisfactory con
sultation. The journeymen refuse to WORK
by the hour.
The Brooklyn police have arrested another
woman who has bad trouble with her hus
band and had exceedingly intimate relations
with Goodrich, the murdered man. She is
detained. though nothing has transpired con.
Meeting her with the murder.
The woman arrested as an accessory to the
murder of Goodrich is named Luciette My.
ers alias Kute Stoddard. She had previously
claimed Goodrich as her beau.
In the Erie investigation B. w. Spencer
Of the treasury of the Erie Company, testi
fed to having entered to cash credit for ex.
penses Of William M. Tweed $l31 600; to
Van Vechlen, $4,000; to A. D. Barbour
$4,000. Justin White, an old director, also
testified to having made the above payment.
The parties were then in Albany.
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s'YnDe the sipt:ssiSiflG.

Correspondence OF the Richmond l'i'ra,cihl
MARCH IS. 1873.
have been travelling around recently III
rhr,nuuli,> oi Buckiug ham. Prince Edward,
and Cumberland. aud find the farming COM
nuHi!y hu>ily engaged in seeding oats. In
ru~ places the cry i. "Whrrc can get Il
jI"rj.h,ri" and Where can gcta horse"
Nui il i said that a very large number al
huy.r, have been sold in Farmrilc. THIS
mIrt.> work. Farmers mean ia have some
work done il they have TO do the rlpughing
r.rI,-rlyrs. This looks well for them, and
,.i>t, a bri.ht ray Of hope over the future
Iot Lam sorry 10 say in this section ccrOI
Of Whcai l. lookin" UNUSUALLY bad-too thin
a'i To- lalr. Still The hope is that ii may
!r4utA and com" out yet.
I"rgrrn-l'ian,crS are very uneasy, fearing
th.lr little plantS. that had only pcrpcd up
ar Killed 10y ia>l nights cold. And rs most
g. lurn. hive carried in their last years crop
ara >-'i loose in the "grca! markct-Farm.
Nlii'. they fear they will not have very
-t"d r.op another year. '.
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COTTON MARKETS


CHARLESTON, March 2s.-CoIton quiet; mid
dllngs, Isic.; low middngs, lsGllsac.; good ordi-
nary, l7tc.; net receipts, So: bales; eTports,to
500 bales; stock, 2s,ll7 bales Weekly net receipts
2,753 bales; expors--to Great Britain, ITO bales;
coastwisc, 1875 bales; sales, 1850 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2s.-COttOn firm; ordi-
nary, 1890; good ordinary, letc.: low middlings.
lsDlsAc: mlddlIngs, lac. net recepts, 1897 baes
gross 4,ts7 bales. Exports-Io Great Britain, $50
es Sales 20 baes last evenings
Weekly net receipts, 2t20o bales gross, 6lt bales
Exports-ro Great Britain, 1929 bales 10 conti-
nen, 1858 bales coastwse, $3.50 bays. Sales alooo
bales.
SAVANNAH. March os.-Cotton quiet; middllngs,
ls4c; low middlings. l7sc.; strictly good ordinary
l7c.: good ordinary Is net receipts, lo2 hsles ex'
ports, cOaStwise, 295 bales sales, ass bales stock
80 %. bales Weekly net receipts, 8,2l9 bales. EA-
portsTo Great Britain, 4,2js bales coastwise, lo2s
bales; sales, 1878 bales.
WILMINGTON, March 2s.-Cotton quiet; mid
dlIngs, 1sc. net receipts IS bales; exports coast.
wise, lse bales; sales, bales; stock, 4,9o7 bales
Weekly net receipts, s6s baleS; exports coastwise
Hl bales; sales, 2S bales.
NORFOLK, March os.-Cotton-Net receipts, 67t
bales; exports SOS bales saes 70 bales: stock, 1875
bales. Weekly net receipts 1850 bales; exports
coastwise, s,ioS bales; sales. $50 bales.
AUGUSTA, March 9s.-Cotton quiet; middlings
ls}c. receipts, 3s5 bales; sales lo8 bales stock
H,lO2 bales; taken by mills l3l bales. Weekly re.
CENTS, l672 Bales shipments l7s bies sales' lI''
bales.
MOBILE, March .2s.-Cotton dull and lower; goo
ordinary, 16tal6ic.; low middlings, 17sc.; mid
dngs, isle net receipts 500 bales; exports coast
WISE l.o3s bales; sales 800 bales stock, 37275 bales
Weekly receipts, ESQ bales. Exports-to Great Brl
tain. ITO bales coustwise 4,d83 bales. sales, seot
bales.
MEMPHIS, March 2s.-Cotton inactive; low mid.
bales; etock, Ia.2as bales Weekly receipts, ISL:
bales; shipments T. III bales; sales, 1900 bales.
GALVESTON, March 2s.-Cottou-Net receipts, s'l
bales exports coastwise So bales sales, 6o3 lales
stock $50 bales. Weekly net receipts 6,9I8 bales
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i SUGGESTION As TO PER- DIEM AND LOBBY
l>r.--i>andy L!ltIrin Fredericksburg Ne,rS...
Z tar been wisely suggested, in consequence
g.; t., corrupt claractcrand moral dcprarity
81 most ul the nrgro-clcctcd Legislators and
'ui-IrS-nen. 10 adopt rs to them the Chinese
n''iE'd "i c"mpensating physicians.
In that celestial Cline doctors arc as dis
honest as delegates or congressman in this
rnuHry. Family physicians are paid by the
yG,r aud deductions made for each day a
mrnl'"r Of Tie family is sick.
Applying this rule to legislators. let each
have a liked salary per annum, and deduct
pro rata for cCery day The Legislature IS an
:eSSton. Fine aiSentces heavily. Permit no
leave Of absence unless literally paid for.
Business would then be dispatched with
celebrity. Each member would have the
.,me selfish motive and interest to get
through which he now has to prolong the
session. "Hasty legislation" should have
speedy punishment.
Make it pcnitcntiary offence for rail-
road president, officer, attarhe, advocate, or
lobbyist - be seen in Richmond when any
'ai:oal question is on hand. They now
t,..:i>atc Tor the State on railroad matters,
although not elected by the people for any
such purpose.
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HANDSOME PRESENT FOR A RICHMOND MAN.
There is in Staunton one Of the handsome.t
pieces of work in gold in this country in
tended for Il gentleman in Richmond. II is
4 Geneva watch of gold weighing 104 pen
Dyweights, with Il chain of California gold
and eold-bearing quartz weighing Al pen
nywcights. They are valued at $3.50, and
are perfect beauties. The chain was made
in San Francisco, and consists of eight gold
links filed with gold quartz from the mine OF
John llitc, formerly Of Augusta county, beau
tiful!y dressed Off The watch is a stem
windcr. with nickel works fastened with
diamonds, and has all the "nlodern improve
ments.' The presentation will be made next
week, and we think it will nstOniSh Sir
Knight - considerably Stauaton Vim.
diCdtOr.
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TeIeerapYaic Summary


The new peace commissioners have ar
rived at the laya-bedS, and seek a new talk
with Captain Jack.
William Russell, a conductor on the Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati road, has been con-
victed of embezzlement, and fined 300 and
costs.
c. B. Briscoe, the Baltimore agent of
Finch's Family Circle wbiskey, has been
arrested for embezzlement, and baiIed in
$4,000.
The seizure of considerable tobacco aud
the destruction Of several illicit stills is re-
ported on the borders of Virginia and North
Carolina.
Cakes Ames intends to keep Congress imam
Keley's Credit-Mobilier bonds until 1t is de.
cided to whom they belong. Ames also says
the books of the company will not be given
to the United States Attorney General. He
may, however, have access to them.
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Wesfl,er prohablltfies.

WAsHRsTos, March Is. The storn-censre
in Wisconsin moves tonight northeastward !;
on Saturday, eastward over Canada.
Southerly winds veer to brisk southwest
over the Lower Lakes and Ohio Valley. with
continued rain; clearing away In the latter
region during Saturday morning. !.
Fresh TO high northwest winds prevail
over the Upper Lakes and the Lower Mis-
souri, Valley.
South and west winds with cloudy weather
prevail in the Eastern Gulf States, and west
erly winds with clearing weather in the
Southwest.
For the South Atlantic States, easterly
winds, with clouds and rain.
For the Middle Atlantic coast, southerly
winds back to northeast. with threatening
weather, and possibly rain.
For New York and New England, south
and east winds, with threatening and rainy
weather.
Cautionary signals are ordered for VIII
minston, Norfolk, and Cape May. They
will he displayed at the lake stations from
and after April LIST.
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David kibler, al aged citizen Of Page
county, is dead.

David kibler, an aged citizen Of Page
county, is dead.
The Scottsville Courier says: "Mr. j. n.
Sewers, of whom we published an article
headed " Missing" few weeks ago, has
been heard from. He is well, and in Mis-
souri,
Thomas Caldwell, president of the South
Nashville Street railway, undertook to ride
with a new driver the other night. telling
him, in response to the demand for fare,,"
own most of this road" and gcttn. this re-
ply: We'll, you won't own it long if you
don't pay me your fare: that's all l've got to
say about it."
Congressman Read, Lewis, Winchester,
and Grassland met in this city day or two
since to determine what disposition should
he made Of their extra pay. Rumor says
they were divided, two and two, between
two of the most prominent Of our Protestant
charities, and there are wicked people who
say they will remain divided, it having been
agreed that no disposition Of the amount can
he made without the concurrence of ma.
Jority of the charlottesville (Ry.) CONNER
ctat.
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hHiCnTs TEarLAR.-Last night was d
grand occasion with Portsmouth Com.
lnandcry, No. 5, K. f., Of this city. Grand
Commander William Il. isaacs, of Richmond
mad" iii official visit to the eommandery, and
atri the close of The evenings exercises the
~" knights, in the full and beautiful uni
form Of their order, escorted him TO the fair
inom at Malpin's Hall, and partook OF the
ieass Of good things which the ladies of that
institution keep constantly on hand. The
OCCASION Vas very happy one, and the Sir
knights Of Portsmouth Comnandcry will
i'Inembcr with pleasure the visit Of their
fraud Commander. While in our city he
was The guest Of Eminent Commander James
=: Balm, of Portsmouth Commandery, No. 5.
A"JOk Journal, 18th.
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WASHINGTON Items.

WAsHNGToN, March 2S.-There was 4 full
Cabinet meeting to-day.
Seven hundred awards made by the South
ern Claims Commission have passed from
the Third Auditor to the Second Comptrol-
Ter. One hundred and thirty still remain.
Secretary Belknap leaves tonight for
Chicago, whence, with General Sheridan, he
goes to San Francisco on an inspection tour.
Pardons will be issued for Allison Hays
and Andrew j. Martin, Of South Carolina.
convicted Of kukluXing.
Mr.. Bangs, Of the Post-O Office Department,
has assurance that the railroad combination
to Withdraw the postal-cars unless the Gov
eminent accedes TO their terms is broken.
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s,,ox,rloS OF BUSINESS OF COT
-nx->kv BuLpiNas--TuE PooR-HoUSE, &c.
,,,,rcsl. >ndcncc OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, March IS, 1873.
IT,, IA, has been very dull notwithstand-
. i. beauty and The crowds which the
~ ,,, air and blue skies lurcd into the
!.n,ri> General complaint is still made of
a., .,agnaiinn Of business and the conse-
..o,p, scarcity of funds. Among the well.
.nnrmcd the impression prevails that the
I",a.)ork in money is attributable to the
,,rf,r1uuatc policy followed by some Of the
commission merchants ut holding up cotton
DIFFERENTIATION If m advance in the price OF
,,sf .,l;,lc. II i believed that several firms
r,y,. hrln rather ndlv bitten i'll this Kind OF
.,lr.,tatinn. AT all events, whether speclla-
,,on or the activity Of the farmers III htiow-
;r.,gpI seeding I've the cause, money is tighter
.,f present than tho oldest inhahitant rcmcm-
L,rs There is no Janic. however. and a
relaxation Of The market is expected soon.
rhc following is statement OF the move
nru,> nc cotton at this port for the week
,odirg to-day: Receipts, SIC bales; corrc-
.,,n,!;Yr week last year. 32l bales; total
,,p.,. September I. 1872, 3I.I64 bales; cor
r..r1ndju. time last wear, 26.oSi bales OK.
.,.,l. 1852 tulrs: stock. 6.S2S bales; stock
.,,ar tine la.I year, 3,S,S bales.
.rnr committee 10 select an orator for the
....,r,,,rh,n. commencement exercises OF
timrd,n sydney College (Rcy. DIR. Hoge,
rrnrrSSor Holiday. and Major \. Is. Fena-
l,,A havr determined 10 extend an lnylta-
,,,u to General Roger \. Pryor to deliver
~ address on that OCCASION.
Tin, voilS of Fleets old foundry are being
,.,.,l,I down tor the erection Of a more calGl-
':,u> building. TO hc used by the Car Factory
,,,,,nlnv, which is 10 begin operations as
s.,n A. lie cditicc can be prepared.
Tnrr is indeed considerable activity no.
,,cgnhr nj! over the city in the erection OF
u,.n houses and the improvement and deco
,,,.,u &C old ones. The painters brushes
.,r,. IN unusual request, and the shabby old
,rsrr, wr putting on fresh faces.
Tia, r2.,'i'ar meeting OF the Board Of Over
..,... Of tiI,. Poor was held this afternoon.
Inr. ,uc-t important business transacted WAS
.nndri.ruinl'ion arrived at by the Commit
H., on ru,lit Property, after conference
with m" Board. 10 sell twenty-five acres OF
rn, groun.I, attached 10 the poor-houSe. The
a., fronting on West street will be so dis.
posed "i.
The report Of the superintendent for the
,,.l lanl,h Showed that during that period
there Ind l,li the pooI'-hou>.--i white and
cpiorci yuupcr,; received. whites and 8
negroes; died. white; buried from the
city, negroes: inmates At present, II whites
and II coorcd--in all, g..
The street committee WAS 10 have met this
morning to consider IN application OF the
car company for permission to run railroad
acro>, Camphclrs bridge. But their concu-
Ion has not been reported.
RoBIN ADAlR.
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Norfolk.
DEATH OF AN OLD cITlzES-coLoRED MAN
rno

DEATH OF AN OLD cITlzES-coLoRED MAN
DROWNED, ETC.
Especial telegram to the DIsratch.]
NORFOLK, VA, March 2S.-Francis O.
Robertson, Esq, one of our most highly
esteemed citizens, died this morning, after a
painful Illness, in the seventy-third year of
his age.
The FIRST patent extension ladder purchased
by the city was satisfactorily experimental
with on the Atlantic Hotel.
During gale this morning, while the
schooner Adrian was off Fire island. j. A.
Dardwcll (colorcd) fell from the jlbboom and
was drowned.
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FIRES 81 iiAMiLToN.-On last Monday
m.hi A"'"t u O'Clock the drug store of j.
7am'ni Wln>ctt, ut Hamilton, Loudoun
county,. WAS discovered to be on fire, caused,
a. SUPPOSED, from ashes thrown from pipe
and h'Iprc the flames were eXtinguished
''n~il"rahIr damage WAS done, and the loss
Cd d.tlr>, &r.. of Mr.. WiniSett will probably
aHr'iul ~ 500 or 5000 lie was insured in
90" q; the Richmond, Va, companies, Of
lshi"h :. II. Janney, of this city, is agent
~ binding was but slightly damaged. a
"N or two before, the cabinet shop of j. e.
.'"nirr, and tn" dwelling of j. L. Benedun
(" The same village, accidentally took fire, but
were "sscd with little dalnage.-Alerandrtn
GAtette.
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,THE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE sor ,JULius EspE
AND WTE.--1n relation b. the aitn,nnfeti
| suicide OF Julius and Julia Ende &C Jaunaica.
Long Island, the New York Tribune Gays. !
"Juiius Ende and his wife Julia. both
Germans, attempted suicide on Monday eve.
ming IN most extraordinary manner Il, the
village Of Jamaica, L. I. The man Is q com
posl.of, and was recently employed 10 the
1mce OF German weekly newspaper pub
l'shea u, Jamaica, which place he LEFT OIL
account OF i.l-treatmcnt. Hc al1erward be-
came so destitute that he aud his wife de-
ternincd TO commit suicide. On the evening
mentioned they carefully washed themselves,
changed their linen, and placed their rooms
IN perfect order. Then, with the utmost
deIlbemtion. Ende took his razor, and, after
sharpening 1t. cut a terrible cash in his left
arm, seVering the main artery, and another In
his ankle Handing the instrument 10 his wife
she similarly mutilated herself, after which
the couple climbed into he'd, believing that
they would soon bleed to death. They were,
fortunately, discovered and properly cared
tor, and both may possibly recover. Ende is
forty-five years old, and has been in this
country Twenty-Five years. At one time he
owned and edited newspaper in Washing
ton. During the war he held commission
as second lieutenant in the Fifty-eighth New
York Volunteers, serving three years. The
unfortunate couple have been married fifteen
years, and have had eight children, all of
whom are dead"
1t will be remembered that this same
couple made an almost exact similar ATTEMPT
in Washington city, ut the Hotel Lutz. corner
of e and Tenth streets, in June, 1872.
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E,sc Cumberland Homicide.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
o. L., Y. Nurl.h lS mn

Correspondence Of The Richmond Dspatch.l
CA Ina. VA. March 2S. 1915.
Ihc wound, received ny William T..
iatun at the hands "i John NJ. iiamonirc
U,,Err stated in the DtSF0icM resulted in the
death Of Mr.. Tatim on sunday, the tenth
day after the cutting took place. Dir. Ham
"ntrc had a preliminary trial before Justice
Fhppin. AMI WAS bound over to appear at
court on Monday laSt tcourt-day) in the sum
"f $1,000. ilamontre appeared, and was
lodged in jail. and will be tried al the April
t,r1n If Judge Dickinson'S court chat being
-. uf April next. McSSrs. Mckinney and
Irving have been employed to defend the
prisoner. Mr.. Hamontrc seems 10 be quiet
aDd composed, and says he is confident he
viii i" acquitted, as, he claims, lie did it i'll
-"jt-Jricnc".
The farmers generally are done seeding
'n,. Tile " heat crop looks very badly.
ONCE IN A WHILE.
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The syfSSfsstnpf u,exees.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The Senate
Committee on the Lcyccs of the Mississippi
ut meeting yesterday took measures for
obtaining specific information upon that
subject, through correspondence and other
wise, and they will during the recess of Con-
grcss make personal examination of that
river and the general interests connected
Herewith. Tue committee will prosecute the
inquiry diligently, and at the next session
urge that the General Government take
charge of the levee system as matter OF
great national concern. {
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From Panama.

New YORK, March 2s.--Adviccs from Pa
mama to the 10Th instant state that the fever
there had ceased. Quarantine restrictions
have been removed at Guayaquil.
The frigate Trscarora is at Panama, and
the Narragansett is daily expected.
A report Is current That the city of San
Salvador. was destroyed by IN earthquake on
the 4th Instant. 49,
An insurrectlon In Gailtemals and an Mt.
tempted revolution in Areguipa had been
sHppressedl
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SHOCKING KEROSENE TRAGEDY IN MIcnI.
GAN-THREE CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.-
The house of Henry Peters. ut Grass Point.
six mics from Detroit, Mich, WAS burned
Tuesday night while Peters and his wife
were absent. -Four children were in the
house. The oldest, aged fourteen, escaped,
but ran back TO rescue her youngest sis.
tiers. She seized them and attempted 70
carry them out, but was overcome 10y
tire aud smoke, and wis only saved by
the rtlolts Of ncigbbors who were called
to the spot by her screams. All the
children but the oldest persisted, and the
latter is badly burned. The fire is supposed
to have been caused by the bursting of O
kerosene lamp.
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Railroad NEsffSrS.

WILMINGTON, N. c., March 2S.-On COM
plant of l.. ID. Chlds and other creditors
Hon. G. w. Logan, Judge of the Superior
Court Of the ninth judicial district of this
State, has issued an order restraining and en-
joining the commissioners from selling the
Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford rail.
road, now advertised to he sold on the 10th
Of April under a decree of the Superior
Court Of New Hanover county.
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Church Troubles i'm baltimore.

WASHINGTON. March 28.-A special from
Baltimore says there is much trouble in
the Madison-Avcnue Methodist Episcopal
church, growing out of the opposition of
the congregation to the appointment of DR..
Dashiel as clergyman of that church. There
is some talk of barring the parsonage against
him. while the Doctor seems intent on as
suming the duty.
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SPRING 1878.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Spring 1873
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Very much encouraged by the patronage received
from the citizens of Richmond since starting our
establishment, present for their inspection the
largest and most elegant assortment of
NECK-WEAR,
UNDERWEAR, and
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
generally that have ever been opened In the city.
With view Of ropularizinG our establishment, we
Shall icnceforth sell ut the lowest possible profit,
placing certain specaltes so low 10 put them be-
You'd competition. We
EXCELSIOR COLLARS, i225 per dozen;
BRIGNOLI COLLARS, 1926 per dozen:
Fine ENGLISH CUFFS, 81;
guaranteed to he the best make goods or no sale.
Fine BRITISH HALF HOSE, 50 per dozen, or Csc.
single pair;
Fine DOGSKiN GLOVES, Sl75. Our
ELLIPTIC YOKE SHIRT
has spoken, and continues to speak for Itself, with
orders outnumbering our most sang,,ine expecta-
tions. We have not had q single misft-
T. j. IRVING & CO.,
913 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
E FORREST PECoR, salesman, can be found at
the above house. NH ls-3t&teodlm