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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-07

SYMPFOMS-Wan of appetite, rislEg OF io)d
and wind IRON The stomach, acidity OF the stomach
heartburn, dryness and whteness OF tne tongue III
he morning. sense ofdistension in the stomach ana
bowels, sometimes ruiabiing and pam; costiVehess
which is occasionally interrupted by dta:rhfei;
paleness of the urine. The mouth is clammy, or
has n sour or bitter taste. Other frequent symp
toms are waterbrash palpitatlon oil the heart,
he adache and disorders OF the senses, as seeing
double etc There is general debility, langHor and
aversion to motion: detection OF the spirits. dis
turbed sleep, and trightiu dreams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-07
APPRECIATION.

CHARLEsTowN, MASS March 10, 1869.
Mr. Ii. Il. STEVENS:
This is to Gritty that have use ed your Blood
Preparation" (Vegetine) in my family for several
years and think that, for scroiula or Cankerous
Humors or Rheumatic affections, it cannot be eX
celled; and as a blood purifier and spring medicine
it is the best thing ever used and have ed al
most everything. can cheeriully recommend IL
to any one in need of such a medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. 4. A. DlNSMORE,
10 Russell street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-07
Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 FORTUNE IN IT. Every family buys it. Sold by
n Agents. Address 6. $. WALKER, Erie, Pa.
auglS 4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

T.a EPPsCr ON rHs PRosrERITT AND MO-
RAILS nP TnR CoUETRY.-lf the state OF wv
gina. directly or indirectly, attempts TO re-
outiate her debt, or any part OF It, 1t IL I'M
ooS j ole TO estimate the vast amount OF mls-
cn; + TIA. Vi i'll result from such conduct. IL
will be the deliberate preparation OF a fraud
noon the creditors OF the State through her
,bo,.n representatives. 1t will therefore
Dlace iudeliby upon the character OF the
State and OF her people the stamp OF fraud.
As All prudept men avoid as far IA possible
,Il Il Transactions with men whom they believe
kill yjlfuIlY detraud them if they can, so all
prudent men will forbear 10 make invest
nents in the State or TO deal with her people.
As rood and virtuouS men avoid the CON-
psnionshp Of the dishonest, aud will not
raise tbcic children among people Of bad re.
mute. so the better class OF immigrants will
avoid us. and seek homes for them
selves and families among other peo-
ole who have no such stain of dis.
honesty uprn their character. AS ohe
notorious act of turpitude will cripple the
business Of any tradesman, so such con-
spicuous &C Of baseDeSs on the part Of the
State would tend greatly to paralyZe her
trade and commerce. But the mischief
would no, be confined to our connections
and Transactions with other people. lis
worst effects would be shown upon the very
vttals OF the morality of our own people.
Such an act Of immortality By the State Gov
ernmcrt- the guardian of the morals OF her
society-would impart the poison of moral
lnprosy to her people with such yigor that it
would rapidly extend through all grades of
society, producing universal corruption. we
earnestly lmplore those men who are heed
les.ly urging upon the people the vile nos
runs of Reputation, done up IN different
kinds Of suga!-coated prescriptions, to pause
and consider the wicked folly Of their con-
duct. We warn the people Of Virginia
against these false prophets that call "evil
good, and good evil" and who are appeal
ing to their baser passions for the purpose OF
promoting their own selfish schemes OF pe-
llt,cal and personal adrancement.- Char
loNesrWe JcferSoataa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

puLl,c Ma, and Ercnts. from the Comm nce.
urnt Of Mr.. M0nr,G's ADMINISTRATION N
1917 to the Close of Mr.. Fllmore's admin.
.strGtou in 1858. By NATHAN. SARGENT,
late Commissioner Of Customs, Formerly
koown as a political writer under the nom
Ge plume OF "Olivcr Old School" ~. :
Vols. Philadelphia LIrrlNcoTr u Co.
These volumes will serve their place in the
political history If the times they refer 10.
The older class Of statesmen remember some
what Of" Oliver Old-SchoolA" once contrlbu-
tor 10 one of the most respected and elc-
waited journals published in our day, the
United States Gazette Of Philadelphia. lie
lived in politics, and vas an eiliclent party
writer. lie was familiar with party leaders
and with the springs and motives
Of party legerdemap. lie is the man
70 do what ne has done: Spread before the
y,lblic a history Of poilictl eyeutS, together
with the personal characters Of party lead
ers and the personal ambitions, attinite>,
and,repul=ions. and their bearipg upon The
,arty action Of tee times. His Information
and his practice as writer BIT him for this.
1te therefore has pu! on record what vii! be
Zig aIy Instructive in studying national poll.
si,s- rowing light upon it which will as
81. the reader in forming opinions Of the
ps>,. AS an old Federalist. and in later days
:; s:ecided Whig, our author must be con-
I'D red as writing under the Influence of his
- entertained opinions aud predictions.
Bat then they are mellowed and soothed
Gown By time and death among the great,
ga may be considered as being deprived oil
All bitter feelings and resentmeutS.
For sale BY J. T.. ELLYsoS.
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THE FuLKERsoNITEs. - Mr.. Fu:kerson and
ais followers, IL seems, propose 10 lnaugN-
rate Il canvass of the State Tor the purpose OF
organizing 4 party 10 favor OF Reputation.
II Is true mat they endpavor to conceal Their
rad purpose under broad general dtc!ara-
IONS in favor of paying debts, but when
nytbrg is proposed " h!ch is Intended to be
IN c,rue,t, tffirent effort 10 pay off Tue State
debt, they oppose it with all their might.
lrs. more they have hitherto taxed their
,.rpnuitY 10 devise schemes TO obstruct the
pl{mept of the debt. and 10 bring The State
,ond, into diScrcdit. The Fukcrson amend
,lent proposed to the last tax bill IS
fir SAM pie OF their efforts in this dlrec-
ion. After the Supreme Court OF APP
peals of the State bad decided that the State
Is bound by u schema Contract to receive her
coupon obligations III pai neut OF taxes,
they eIde Vored to pass law declaring that
iha>e coupons SHALL not be received IN ply
meut OF taxes except at discount OF at
| least twenty per cent. WHAT is this bat au
outright Reputation Of twenty per cent. Of
the debt Aud il, after having gotten rid
OF onr-;hird Of the debt by com promise
with creditors, the State will repudiate,
| without The consent Of the creditors, one
| tillA Of The balance, what is there to pre-
mott tbS Reputation of the whole OF the
bahuet? The ope-6fth thus repudlated
is IS sacred au obligation upon Us as
the remaining four tiIths. Is it not plain
that this Fulkerson scheme is but The enter
ipg wedge to complete reputation! 1t is
perfectly plain that if we are willing to cheat.
our creditors out OF twenty per cent. OF
lue,e debts, the mex! step-to cheat them out
of all-will be easily Ia Ken. But this Fuk-
erson proposition is not only grossly wrong
in u oral point OF view, it is also foolish, be-
cause the attempt TO get rid Of this twenty
per cent. Of the debt, bad the amendment
oePu adopted. would have been failure.
There is not u reasonable doubt but that the
Court of Appeals would stick to ils decision
and compel The officers of the State to receive
tue coupons at par in payment OF taxes.
Charlottesville Jetersoaidn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

The DsAD.HEAp; INJUScTIoN.- York,
April I5.-President Bishop, of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford railway,
has sent dispatch TO the general superin.
seudent Of that road saying: "An ipjnnc-
ton has been served on US by the Supreme
Court, In session at Hartford, prohibiting the
company, under penalty Of $4,000, from
permitting any officer, member OF the Lesis.
lature, or servant Of any State, or of the
United States, or Of any town, county or
city III the United States, to travel ON any
part OF our road without payment Of the
regular fare. Issue orders immediately 70
all conductors TO collect regular fare FROM all
such persons, whether they have passes or
not" Under this order it will be necass.rv
Tor the President Of the United SAFES and
ms CABINET, and also The committee of the
massachusetts Legislature who come to New
tork 70 receive then, TO pay regular fare on
Their trip 10 Boston and return to celebrate
Tue centennial anniversary Of the battle O,
Concord. The injunction has been granted
fr pnrte on application Of Henry l.. Good.
'"in, Of East Hartford, the owner OF len
shares OF stock in this company, on the
( ouLd that bis profits as stakeholder are Al.
!sct"d ty the issuing Of free passes To such
{ ctsoas.
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"a. 81 {. m, a he ar,gsls Bond

nav n,sbt ogsns.sva on The ssSr ,gsS sondss
mi,stsbasresu medsin Noyemhery LARGE PAP
reuts mars. he made for suppiieAs iron, roas] or
ing sfpfk. AND fSfIncreaseiQg terminal iacih.E
.iesat Richm9 nd s@harfs. Gzx3- -. *
presume 1t will not be prudent 10 estl-
r,atc less sum than So 500 600 as the
sanooa. ~ hic:l must lbs fey gsuued -oyrtpsI
t1mbauy during the present year TO enane
.-.ren1-to- prevtet-this~ taag1' Saeas-prepes
from being conyerfel BY sale into cnanne e.,
at wealth bg a fiVal CRY. ..-,., i
IT they prevent this unhappy consumma,
Ton It is all perhaps, that en- oe eXpecu u;u
from them. and we can we'll afford by our aiu
TO com plete the line, If assured that by the ex.
,endi,llre we establish an .unbr6ken line OIL
| rail 10 Louisville, st. Louis, Cincinnati, ana
Cbicag,. .,, i...s..,....gf ,.4r.. ,.i,l ~
The question for us to decide j., where
viii our money g do the, most good y TO us !!
In my jud ;ment our first pTeautlon
should be to provide that bat aid we may
qon,ribute shall be expended In the construc.
ZION OF tut ,"~h between Huntington and
| Gatle,isburg, INCLUDING he bridges over
Twelve Pole and Big Sandy rivers; anu tue
! Dcx', 10 provide that the balance shall De
expended in the construction Of the Lcxlng-
ION aud Biz Sandy railroad from caucus
mrg west awards Mount Sterling. ;.>.
| -Bg this course we protect ourselves against
'lne possibility of any gap 10 the lime, ana
I ;l.o put OHIO "upen its mettle" 10 COM
t,lete the kentucky and Great Eastern rail-
road. in order TO secure to Cincinnati and
portsmouth connections equally as good as
those Of Loulrile and St. Louis. !. I" - :
We obj lin bv the Lexington and Big sandy
gz,ilroad the most direct line to st. Louis, and
give strength aud impetus to the "Louls-
vile, New Albany and st. Louis Air
Lice" (partIy constructed). which, when
.cmpletcd, wiH further shorten the line
% St. Louis and the California cities by
! / route no! under control OF any opposing
,runk lines, obtain almost monopoly OF
| The tob1cco Of kentucky and Missouri, and
nc ,me the nearest seaport to all the cltics
Of the upper Mississippi Valley. 81
B, the Kenlucky and Great Eastern rail.
road we OBTAIN ria indianapolis, Cincinnati
and Latayette railroad (aSo uncontrolled by
INV ODD Jsn. trunk Iine) as short route to
[ndfarap)liS, Cincinnati, and Chicago. and
to the great grain producing States of the
No Invest, az any other seaport, and CAP, BY
reason Of low grades and light port.charges,
coomsnd the grain trade OF that section.
While would not advise an investment
nv the city of Richmond in any ordinary
railroad enterprise, yet to accomplish SUCH
results as will flow from tbs subscription,
and having in view the tact that the sudden
su,pnnsn7 Of work on the Valley railroad,
sou'h Of stanton, forbodes our ruin in the
event of failure TO complete the Chesapeake
md Ohio railroad to point which will rem
Ter it stli-sustainiDg, | would consider
million Of dollars we'll expended even if the
,,riucipal WAS sunk in the enterprise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

II "JUSTlT!A" could foresee how many
replies would be made to his communication
we've we 10 publish it, he would excuse Us
for not entering the lists agains. the fins"
These are always able to defend themselves
a.ains. the outs" either on the bustirgs
or IN the newspapers. and they are not SLOW
TO avail themselves OF al excuse for doing so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17
DEATHS,

| Died. on Sixth street. No 800, OF bra!n-fever lit
| Ile Johnny, eldest son of MARY j TYRE f.
two years anu three mouths old. ~ - - :
| Dearest JOHNNY thou hast left u.s.
Here Thy los, we deeply feel, ~ 81 .
Bul It's God who has Ierert u,
He eau all our sorrows heal. -.. . ....
is tua.rL will take place Mt 8 O'Clock THIS
fsSin, day. AFTERNOON from The residence, No.
bg +, n street. Friends Of tue FANNY are Invited
10 attend. ,...a.o
tscd. Tbufso''y. 18th of ApriL s75, Mt The resi-
s..c ri t.r r., her, Nils iDa V..uL8e ron;
d an Sh,Gr nT 4 Al and The tate d. & llopton
Her funeral viii lake place from s.. James church
al o'clock NJ. To,A y s,,s LIN =, Instant. ne
1rieuds Of the family are IL Vitcu 10 attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

saSPrs AtsslNOTsC Es..s IL.
~~~A->><>< 49,
p SPECIAL, NOTICE. ss
ss s

We take this metod of Informing our patrons 1s.
-..e-e3ss--~-
friends. and the public generally that our store VIII
be closed on NEXTTUEsDAY, April 20th ana re-,
opehed on WEDNESDAY, Aprirnst. { / II. ii
Fresh goods wifi be placed in our stock from sat-
nrday's and Mondays steamer, Including some
goods bought fearf.,ly low at the greas 'fale Of
GOOD, ID ured and wet at the large hre in W ort'
street New York, last sunday morning these
goods are to be sold cheaper than the cheapest. ,g
80 - -. a.. LEVY BROTHERS, o.l5
r 1Ol7 and Io19 Main street. +
Pcmen her, we have but one price, which is al
ways the lowest. ,.,..,-...,. ..If,r nP1 i'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17
MARRIAGES..

Married Gath March, 1875 at his uncle's: S. J.
| Arua,ls So. by the Kew. j.. b. deter, EDW All d
| of Richmond, Va. No cards. ----~--
Married. by the Rev. A. C. .Rledsoe, on tile eve
| ming of the 5th Instant at the residence of the
| b ide's " other, Hiss larry K. RIuDICk 10 Mr.
LLOYD F. HAMIL FoN;s OF Richmond city.
! Married on the 4th Instant at the residence Of
the brides fsihrr, near Aiiee5, Han Yer county,
| ny Rev. \. Short. Mr.. J. ". LEE and Nils, SUE 4.
SaOkT.
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N5- COHEN BROTHERS advertise only

I NE COHEN BROTHERS advertise only
such goods as they have in large quantities. They
are never Just OUT and for this reason many
goods below the market rate may be found at their
place of business, which, owing 10 too small guam
titles they do not risk TO advertise ..
They are offering very large loi Of the best make
of CORSETS known in the European market at
half value. a.-. ..... E
Their BLACK SILKS, which may be relied upon
as represented, either foreign Domestic, the
cheapest ever off red In this city. II will pay well
10 compare their prices before you Duy. $3.50.
Their BLACK ALPACAs at 36c. are as good as
any usually sold al SOC.
SILK LUSTRES at 52c. warranted as good as
any generally sold Soc; at 75c generally sold at
1926 ."H.-.
COLORED SILKS and other DRESS GOODS In
extensive variety, and many less than market
value. 49,.
Do not fail to see their NOTTINGHAM LACE
They warrant TO save you from 0 10 &C. In every
yard.
Their WHITE and BLACK REAL LACE COM
prises the largest assortment in the city, prihci-
pally sold at nor much over hall their value D."
APPLIQUE TIDES at 35c. cheap at Zoe. at 43c.
worth 81 at 81 20 worth $3.50, 1T 81 80
Us worth So; ..A.
FRENCH NAISSOOKS at 25c. cheap at 40c.;
soF'r-FINIsH FRENCH CAMBRIA at 19c
worth 40c.;
STRIPED aud CHECKED MUSLfNS-many
fully 90 per cent. less than market rate:
VICTORIA LAWNS at 25c. worth fully &c, at
soc. wor doc;
SWISS MUSLIN al lie. worth 12Ec., at 19c.
worth 25c, nj 25c. worth CSC, and many other
prices al proportiOnite value;
Best IRISH LINENS lof Belfast MANUFACTURED at
near half value:
Also, the cheapest WHITE TARLATANS ever Of.
tered In This city.
Those buying The above enumerated white goods by
the piece generally running from Is to 20
yards) will receive an extra discount.
large assortment of PARASOL5 (warr anted) ut
the lowest market rate;
Also urge stock of CAsSIMEREs for mems and
boys wear. 49,. ~. ....... j.
CLOSED SATURDAYS. ... ap10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

M MOURNING GOODS Speciality.
T-R. PRICE L CO., have received splendid
lire of mourning goods:
- EoMBAZISES. TAMISE, DELAINEs,
CASnMERES. BOMB. CLOTHS,
CnALLIES, BLACK SILH GRENADINES,
SILK and Wool GRENADINES,
ELACK PLAID GRENADINES, entirely new
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILKS, very cheap
CREPE Wells, every size
ENGLISH GRAPES. SC. ap
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

Ry virtue Of lease from the Hollywood Gene
tery Ompauy' have opened on the grounds
FLOWER-GaRDEE AND GREENHOUSE.
with large stock Of choice PLANTS &C., for the
rurpUsc or suppSiug the wants of all who desire
Flowers and sh!u>bery foI the decoration OF their
sec iOrS.
| sEo propose TO take charge OF sections by the
wear Al garauler TO give f,lb III attention 10 The
SAME Work Of all kiud, usually .oue in cenetc.
RES will be promptly attended to at short n"'ice
and lowest rates.
The Advantage of flower-garlen SO convenient
together with mat of b,ng enabled 10 procure the
services Of an eXperient gard"ner, located on me
grounds. will no doubt be ieadlly sten ana appre'
cialcd
FUNERAL DECORATIONS AND BOUQ UETs
a specially. Terms, moderate.
V ' W. "A. j. SMITH. Agent. Florist,
at Hollywood Flower Garden,
..' % corner Albcmarle and cherry streets.
OFFICE HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY tOMpASY.l
huIINOSp, VA March 13. 1875. !
. drake nrlsure in recommending 10 the owners
of .ectio s IN this Cemetery, Mr. w. a. y. SMI1H
AS practical .1arie ncr and Flols. ana suitable
uerson 10 rake charge OF all ccnetcry-work entrust-
co TO bis care.
JAMES Ii. GAR Mex. - cretary.
W.GnDDlN.
THbM - ~. QUARLES,
J.D. DANFDkTH.
ROBERT +. WILLIAMS,
HENRY KXALL. .
COkBlS WAaWrCk,
anl77t directors
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l. Is reported that the Marquis OF Lorpe
;.ad his vie, The Princes Louise. COHEN.
plate visiting the United SAFES daring HE
S2sl:ng summer.
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~-,-e~<Ar--~~
egs fDPENfaG!
@ tGaEAT D1sPGAY OF
THOUSANDS OF DIFFERENT GOODS.
now ready ioSashownSs- ,hs obstng clerks of TIE
popular dry goods house Of
Style BROTHERS.
aooaIplsces NEW searNG Ind sUM,fEE
DRESS GOODS ia all the stylish SHADES, at
prices 20 suit ever body;
81, AzyK SILKS from $I~up 10 % per yard. All
! these gbods have beed bought al tieihfcst north
,. err auctioDs, and are remarkably cheap;
COLORED SILKS from 81 UP - $3.50,
STRIPED SILKS In all colors and styles
A large stock Of MOURNING G00Ds,' - =
500 pieces BLACK ALPACAs AT DOC, "ouaa NC
great bargain at 62Hc.;
500 pieces BLACK LUSTR1SE MoHAiES I'll
62c,, would be- cheap ut 90c. 50 = =! -
20 pieces DOUBLE MoHAIR LUSTRE at J1e.
T" worth S % per yard; q !. 49,.
Great bargains In PLAIN, STRIPED, and
= sCHECdED MUSLINs, PlQUES, SWISS NUS
+ LIN, and VICTORIA LAWNS; aanTt4H ~
BLEACHED TABLE Linens avery large stock !;
Bargains In TOWELS, NAPKINS and DOYLIES;
100000 different styles OF CAMBRIA 'EDGfNGS
and INsERTISGS from sc. per yard up;
2 900 pieces COTTON TRtMMlNGSar25c worth
81 and 81. rs apiece; sTaisti a+4I'3H ~
=. lex, Vaencennes, Macyin, 6uiphre, YAK, ana
Spanish, at great bargains {: e. f.tDa, '.t.t.Ia !.
LADIES, and MISSES STRIPED HOSE; grI.
Ws oall special attention to q very nae STOCK OF
WHITEHOSE ut zoe. u pair worth ~. so per
dozen; sE=tr Is
500 pieces SASH RIBBONS at 75c. worth 81 .25;
SILK and LACE SCARFS in thousand different
styles; ... ......a.-.sf :" t. ....'.
S, 900 pairs KID GLOVES Of the best manufac-
Iva, ff.rh, sa<y hefa
Large stock Of FANS, PARASOLS, HANDKER-
?" CHIEFS, LINEN, COLLARS aud CUFFS,
LISLh-THREAD GLOVES and GAUST-
LET'S. and thousands OF other useful and de-
sirable articles not mentioned for want of space;
NEW CASSiMEKEs for spring and summer ~ear;
A large stock Of OIL-CLCTHS and MATTISGS;
BLEACHED KNITTlNG-COTTON, SOC. per
pound; -... ISL. r...
MACHINEEEEDLES and MACHINE OIL Of the
best quality: .r.sa f..
1000 CUnskTSat 75c. worth II 25 at
. SYCLE BROTHERS..
429 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Goods sent all over the country. G. Old. Par
ties wishing samples please send postage. ap II
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~ NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
the largest assortment of KID GLOVES In the
city for ladies and gentlemen, In opera light ano
dark shades, &c.
Try . pair OF TWO-BUTToN KIDS at Use.
worth sl.1 pair, at
WILLIAM THALHIAER'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

Mr.. John Morrissey is the first summer
visitor to arrive at Siratoga. He will RE-
ceiye" as usual. -- H '.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

~ DECAYED TEETH.-We, have
prepared after consultation with some Of our
best dentists CAR B0LIC MoUTH-WAsH which
has proven very efficient in the treatnent OF DE.
cAYEp TEETH aud DISEASED GUMS. 1t ACTS rs q
complete disinfectant 10 the odor caused by de-,
,ayed teeth and Is very pleasant to the smell and
taste Sold In bottles 80 cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE BAKER. Pharmacists,
felO 9l9 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

MOURNING GO0DS-a full line in BLACK
GRENADINES. ALPACAS, MOaAIRS, bonn
BAZINEs, WOOL DELAGNES, TAMIsE, and
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, CREPE Wells,
GLOVES, and BoRDEaED HANDKER-
CHIEFS, At the very lowest prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

STRIPED HOSE, for ladies aud misses. from
25o. to IL. and large line Of SILK SCARFS,
RIBBONS, &C.
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CAsSIMERES and CLOTHS, and gentlemen s
WHITE SHIRTS and FURNISHING GoODs-a
full stock very cheap.
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NOTING HAM LACEs, for curtains, &c. {;
WHITE MARSEILLES QUILTS from 81 to
81 and beautiful and cheap Lac Of WHITE
GOODS Of every description.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

BLACK SILKS, a real Lyons Bellon," ts1.oo
worth richly $l.9O, and at sl.S5 worth 1926 a
yard. These goods arc The cheapest ever sold In
the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

PONGEE SILKS, STRIPED SILKS, PLAID
and SOLID COLOR POpLINs, and DRESS
GOODS from zoe. to Use. large line, and very
low Csll and look at them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

OVERS OF FLOW ERS CAN
II GET EXTRA FINE PIONEERING BULBS
OF FRENCH HYBRID GLADlOD Us 4, merely
nominal prices Use. per d0Z"u. &C.,, at MhSSRS.
RANDOLPH & ENGLIeH'S 1913 Main street.
See advertisement in the Dispatch OF April pin
anu h. d, +. sIFld.
ap S.eod6i&w1t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

g LEVY BROTHERS CALL PAR
TICULAR attention to their stock of PLAIN and
STRIPED SUMNER SILKS, which are the cheap
est foods ever sold for the money. ap17
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-17

Some more Of those beautiful and FAST-CO-
LORED LAWNS at l2Hc. per yard, and lots of
other goods, which will be sold at the very lowest
prices. Call and you can get some Of the great
bargains at WILLIAM THALHlMER'S,
ap15 COL Broad street.