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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-12-24
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NIIRGINIA: IN VACATION:-IN THE
v Clerks Office Circuit Court for Augusta
County, December 10th, 1875:
Henry 3. Sieg................ ...........,...,Pl
vs..
Thomas Mccormick, James W. Mccormick.
James Heller, Joseph A. Wilson and James
Wilson .................. .........,,,..... Defts
In CHANCERy.
The object of this suit is 10 Obtain a decree
for the sale Of a tract Of 2l1 acres of land. in
Augusta county, conveyed by James Heller and
wife to Thomas Mccormick and James W. Nc
Cornick, and to have the proceeds thereof ap-
pied 10 the payment OF the vendor lien for the
sum OF $500, with interest thereon from October
l, 1872
The defendant, James W Mccormick. not
having entered his appearance, and it appearing
by affidavit filed that he is q non resident OF
this States 1t is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after due publication of this
notice. and do what IS necessary to protect bis
interest.
Copy-Teste.
in. RYAN, Clerk.
FULTz FULTz, p.q. dec24 At
WIRGINiA: IN vACATION.-IN THE
v Clerks Office, Circuf Court for Augusta
County, December 10th, 1875:
I. Sanuels. Observation-Disclosures. Plff
against
James W. Splitter, j. Wayne Splitter, J.
Watson Splitter, N. K. Trout's Admir-, and
fsouere U. biekle .......... ...............Deft
The object of this suit is to obtain decree for
the sale of the undivided in terest of James w
Spiter in certain tract of land near Spring
Hill. Augusta county, for the payment of his
debts.
The defendants, j.. Wayne Splitter and ].
Watson Splitter, not having entered their APP
pearance, and it appearing by affidavit filed
that they are non-r residents of this State: 1t is
ordered that they Go appear here within one
month after due publication of this notice, and
do what is necessary to protect their interests.
Copy Teste
i'm. RYAN, Clerk.
j E. Guy, p.q. dec 4-4t
IT AND FOR SALE--UNDgR DECREE OF
Z the Circuit Court for Augusta county rem
dered November 3, 1875, in the cause of Geary
VS. Glover, will, On
MONDAY, the 24TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1876,
(being court day,) offer for sale at public auc-
ton, in front OF the courthouse, in the city of
Stanton, Tract of Land, containing about
ITO Acres, situated on the Calf Pasture River,
near Craigsvlle in the county of Augusta, now
in the occupancy Of John Glover.
TERMs:-Costs of suit and sale in hand, and
the residue of the purchase money in three equal
annual instruments at one, two and three years,
taking from the purchaser bonds, with good
personal security, and retaining title as ulti-
mate security.
W. e. CRAIG,
| dec24-4t Commissioner.
NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND MER-
| ~ CHANTS.-Having purchased the sole
| right to manufacture and sell DIR. Teter's cele-
brated Medicines in this and adjoining coun-
ties, l am now prepared to furnish all orders for
| these Medicines. at wholesale on liberal terms
and al the shortest notice. Address
| JOHN LAYMAN,
oc29.3m Waypesboro Augusta Co., Va.
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medicine, that should saiways be kepton hand.
am now usiagit for frosted feet, and am sure
to effect 2 cure after have given it sufficient
trial. n. K TROUT.
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S. NJ. WILKES is Offering the best and cheapest
Furniture in Staunton.
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VIRGINIA.: IN vACATION-IN THE
Clerks Office Circuit Court for Augusta
county, December 10th, 1875:
Hugh W Sheffey and James Bumgsrdner,
Jr., partners doing business under the style
and firm of Shelley & Bumgardner. Pies
against
Heroine L. Opie and Francis Green. ... Def1s
IN cHANcERY Upon AN. Alta CHMENr
The object of this suit is to recover of thede-
fendant, Heroine L. Upie, the sum of 81, Olo24
with interest on $5lo.24, part thereof from
March 6. 1873, and $500, the residue, from
March II, 1873, till paid, and to attach any
estate, debts effects belonging or due to
the non resident defendant, Heroine T. Opie.
found within the county of Augusta, and par
ticularly any monev or debts in the hands of
defendant, Francis Green, due TO said non-resi-
dent defendant, Opie Sufficient to satisfy to the
plaintiffs the amount of their said debt with
interest and costs
The defendant, Heroine L. Opie, not having
entered his appearance, and it appea ring by
affidavit fled that he is non resident of this
State: 1t is ordered that be do appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
notice, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest.
Copy-Teste.
in RYAN, Clerk.
SHEFFEY Il BUMGARDNER, p. q. dec24-4t
I AND FOR SALE.--UNDER A DECf ZEE OF
L i the Circuit Court Of Augusta county, rem
dered in the cause of Patterson, &C., again
Daniel Wampler: &C., we will, in front Of the
Courthouse, on
MONDAY, JANUARY OATH, 1876.
(Court day }. offer at public sale, to the highest
bidder, a Tract of Land in Augusta county,
near Spring Hill. now occupied by said Daniel
Wampler, containing 1898 Acres. 1t adioins
the lands of Wriggle,' Herring Leeper and
others: and has on it Two Dwelling Houses and
other improvements The land is fair and sua-
eeptble of improvement.
TERMS THE plaintiffs costs of suit ana of
sale in hand, balance in equal instalments, st
one, two and shree years, bearing interest from
day Of sale, purchaser to give bonds with suf-
Gcient personal security, and the title to be re-
tanned as ultimate security.
Sale at Il oclock A. M.
G. N. COCHRAN, Jn.,
W E. CRAIG,
dec24 ids Commissioners
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To all parties in 'erested in tn

T AND FOR SALEM PURSUANCE OF
IL decree rendered on the 18th day OF No
vember, 1875, in the cause Of Ruebush's Elk 'ors
vs.. Ruebush' s widow and ais. / shall, as Com
missioner therein appointed proceed to sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, the oath DAY OF JANUARY, 1876,
ia front of the courthouse, in the CITY of Staun-
ton, tract of land containing about 95 Acres,
situated near Parnassus, in Augusta county,
adjoining the lands of VIM. B. Cochran Jacob
RIebush and others This land has on it
good Frame Dwelling and other necessary out
buildings, a good Orchard of choice Fruit, anG
Well and Cistern in the yard The land is
eli OF splendid quality, in good state of cult
walton, and the fencing in thorough repair.
TERMs-Costs of suit and sale in hand. and
the residue in three equal annual instalments,
for which the purchaser will give bouds bearing
interest from day of sale, with approved per-
sonai security, and the title retained as ultl-
mate security.
W. E. CRAIG,
dec24-4t Commission
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Is IT TRUE ?--Dr. G. S. Walker, Druggist, in
our own town, informs US that sDursng's Rheu-
matte Remedy is the only medicine known to
him that cures all forms of rheumatism. There
q circular.
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INDICATED SCARLET FLANNsL.-Shirts and
Drawers, Ger tain cure for Rheumatism: for sale
low by E. &. SPENCE &c Son, Merchant Tailors,
1900 Main street, Richmond, Va, where can
be found the largest stock of Underwear and
Gentenen's Furnishing Goods in the city,
Call on E. B. SPENCE & Son if you want Cloth
ing, Shirts, OR Furnishing Goods
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S. M. WILKES is selling elegant chairs at ST. 90
each.
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AN ELECTION

will be held in the several Magisterial Districts
of Augusta County at the voting or poll-taking
places thereof, on
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NEOUSEKEEPER Wanted, Situation as
III Housekeeper. Address Miss B., F. W.
Stanton. rs.5 de3-ln
.z.4fsz
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" SrAuNTos, VA, Dec. IA, 1875.
Michie's Admir-
Michie's legatees.
To all parties in erested in tho
shove cause:
TAKE NoTIcE: That will proceed, at my said
Office, on MONDAY, THE 3lsr DAY OF JAN
UARY, 1876, under an order of recommittal
entere in said cause ct the November Term,
1875, Of the Circuit Court of Augusta county,
to take the accounts required by former de-
cree entered at the March term of said court,
1875; and notice is hereby given to the credit
ors of Thomas J Niche, decd to come forward
and prove their claims, or else be debarred
from any participation in the estate OF said de-
ceaent hereafter.
Given under my hand. ss Commissioner of
said court, this day and date above written.
JOHN II. KINNEY,
dpp24 -4t Commissioner in
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Thursday, January E3tEa, 1876,

Thursday, january EBtEa, 1876,
for one member of the House of. Delegates. to
fill the vacancy created by Hthe decision OF the
House of Delegates, that the election of a. II.
H. Stuart was null and void.'
w L. MOWRY,
Sheriff of Augusta County.
lss- The same Judges who were appointed by
the County Court of Augusta County at the
April and September terms 1875 and who acted
at TIE November election, are hereby notified
and required 10 act at the above mentioned
time and places asJudges OF Elec iion.
ft WIN. A. BURNETT,
dec24 toe Clerk A. Co. Court
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a MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE
n given in the n &. Church, Wavnesboro
w., by Miss Lizzie Daniels and number Of
young ladies Of the Wesleyan Female Institute,
Staunton, on MONDAY NIGHT, the 9th inst.
for the benefit Of said church.
refreshments and Oysters will be served in
'ne oaSelieHt. delo-3t
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AGENCY. e The COUNTY AGEN.
IL CY of the Patrons Of HQabandry ne:
been removed opposite fhe Court Eepse On AL
gusta street.
The Agent has special Inducements fer All
Patrons of this and adjnining counties, and they
will do we'll to call in or write to him before
puroassing or selling s#
Nov5-6s W. NJ. DlNKLE, Bonded Agent
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tfrOm the washington S'ar, March 3l.J
YIRGlSIA's DgBr.-To her good and true
citizens and TO her creditors the present. atli.
tude OF Virginia in regard to her public debt
IS fraught with painful anxiety, and fore
b)dingS anything but chserful. She stands
alone among the southern States in not
baving TO complain of carpet-bag 9Isrule
and extravaganza, and yet her complaints Of
her debt are even louder than those of Der
more unfortunate southern sisters. who
claim that their debts were conceived and
uttered in fraud, while she cannot
claim any such thing. Virginia, cher.
ishing the plans and schemes Of in.
terna Improvement of her ilIustrious son
George Washington and his ccadju.or en-.
gineers, - especially That having in view the
connection Ct the Mississippi Valley with the
seaboard - before the late war poured forth
her resources layishly in their development.
Millions were expended in the construction
of The James River canal, destined to unite
the waters Of The Mississippi with those OF
the Atlantic, and millions more were ex-
pended in the construction Of the Chesa-
peake and Otto railroad, now in successful
operation between the Ohio and James
rivers. Besides these, there were other
works upon which the State patronage was
literally bestowed, ind In this way was
much of her debt created; and 1t would
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MR. COHEN BROTHERS do not en-

MT COHEN BROTHERS do not en-
ploy the medium of advertising a means by
which to draw great crowds and offer such goods as
appear cheap only while reading Of them In the
daily papers, Their aim Is to present to the pubnc
only first. class goods, and when they make pur-
chase Of them below the regular market value ihey
resort TO these means Of making 1t known. The
nublic can always rely that under the heading of
their advertisements the value Of goods Is never
exaggerated. no more than they are ever misrepre-
sented at their place Of business, to the fact or
which their success may be classed as the foremost
evidence. Their stock now comprises one OF the
largest in this city. They are offering
1000 yards FRENCH SOFT-FINISH CAMBRICS
at 49,, worth SIC. ;
WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS at 20 and 25c.
worth about double;
SWISS MUSLINS fully so per cent. less than the
regular market value
WHITE TARLATANS at 19c. cheap at CSC; at
22c worth SOC. at 2sc worth fully $780,.
TUCKED MUSLIN al 75c. worth 81
Two cases IRISH LINEN at near half their value :;
FRENCH PIQUES at 4Oc generally sold at 75c. !;
BRIDAL QUILTS at 8Oc.;
Handsome MARSEILLES QUILTS ut 80 worth
$3.50; at $3.50 cheap 1T $3.50;
Over &c dozen fire French CORSETS ut about
half value; also, "Our Own" (French-wovel at
45c: "Uur own" tsupcriorl at 71c worth
1925;
The largest stock Of LACES In the city. such rs
YAK, GUIPURE, VALENCIENNES, aud
POINT APPLIQUE. at auction prices ; also,
PATENT and IMITATION GUlPURES in
large quantities.
Their BLACK ALPACAS nj 30c. are worth Acc
Most Of their superior grades at i proportionatc
rate.
Sec their BLACK SILKS before you buy. 1t will
pay you we'll.
They have also opened full line Of PARASOLS,
nearly all of which are manufactured to their
own order TO avoid mperfections.
For RIBBONS,
TABLE-LINENS,
GLOVES,
and many other goods, do not fail to go to
COHEN BROTHERS,.
CLOSED SATURDAYS. NH 81
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The Legislature expires to-day by limta.
tloD. De mortuiS nil nist bonuan erqo-
nihsk.--Alerandrid Gazette.
Mr.. FuIkerson Of Washington will not be
a candidale for IT section. Ayoie was taken,
all the negroes standing up. and hele and
there white Conservative, one of what is
known rs the aattfunding type. when your
correspondent heard Dir. Gilman of Rich.
m9nd say" Why, Lsmkiu, you all look like
few white oaks in blackjack forest."-
Richmond lelter--AleEdndrld Gazette. .
The title of cardinal was conferred upon
Archbishop Manning, at Rome, Wednesday
IN the presence Of a large assemblage, lncu
ding thousand English aEd American
Catholics.
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and the Presidents relations TO the great
Republican leaders, dispel all fear OF any
HIGH. handed Government measures In the
South to spread alarm and discomfort oyer
financial and business matters. The civil.
rights Robbery is 'snutfed ouf; and really
we see no ground to fear that we are not
now to have period Of quiet and steady
devotion of the energies OF the country to
the work of lettering the condition of the
people and State.
We ooly want cheerful and hopeful con-
dition of the public mind and relief from The
discouraging representations of demagogues
who seek promotion by spreading discomfort
amongst the people.
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So that il will he ob.cryed from these facts
that the funders only escaped wholesale
slaughter by an inch Of their lives. and mar
row escape did they make at that.-Peters'
burg Ne,os.
The vote is answer enough to tie News.
Radicals n ,tal,'cs.]
Aygs.-Messrs. Armstrong, Jack Carter. Cect',
Mt clark Coz. Crank. Finney, Flood. Fulkerson,
Gib>op. Gillian. Go0d,oyn Grayson. i'a1cns rae
Hamilton. UnrriS, mn. William ioskins, John
T. Hoskins. Howard, james. II: Lacy i'ankan'
Lentmon Lighner. Lips. Lipscom6: L%ngley
John +. Nash, ". 4 Nah, Nictens. Norton
Paige Pannill, Perdle;on, Powell: Ratns' Rogers
Round Scruggs, Sellers. Spralt. StoodH. Sgph0I
| Turner Wallace, Wharton, WhtAdker, wager
SoEs-Mcssrs. Allan. Anderson. Armentrout
! BagwelI, Barnes, Beato', Bohaun'n. BToncn'
| Brooks, Brown. Campbell! j. A. Carter Pger a. car
E7 4. l. Clark. Cockerilte rOghill. Davis looolfy'
| Fitzpatrick, Foster, franklin, Gaines, Gilman
Graves Henderson, Hccninger. Holhrook, fiudI III,
| Hunter, RufuS S. Jones Jordan, Rointr, LEWIS
ioyeusteiu, II brook, Maprudcr, Mon'sgue,
Moore. Morrison, Moss. O'Fsdt, tuld. fopham'
Ridd!coarger, Sheets, ohumatc Strolher, SHIFT,
swami Tahafrrro, Tayl n, Williams, VIM, W tn
crs, and Mr.. Speaker-50.
The ayes for the FuLKsRsoN amendment
and the noes against it.
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MAJ NEW STOCK SPRING GOODS.

r. r. PRICE & co.
are now opening their stock Of FOREIGN and
Domestic DRY GOODS. TO which additions will
be made during the entire season Of everything new
and desirable.
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS, 81 to 80 per yard
BLACK IRON GRESADISES,
PLAID POrLISS for PolonaseS,
JAPANESE POPLISS-great assortment;
MOURNING GOODS, all Tie best and newest
fabrics:
GRAPE and GRAPE Wells,
RORpERED URGASDiES. BORDERED JACChSETS,
COLoREp Lawns, ZEPHYR SHAwLS. HOSIERY,
. ORSET., HAMBURGu tDGiSGS,
VICTORIA LAWNS JAMBRICS.
IRISH LINENS ana Linen ~HEETISGS,
DIAPERS. NAPKINS, &c, &c. NH 29
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'' gPECTATs NOTICES.
B s2So,ooo
LOST EVERY Yearly NOT BUYING
DRY GOODS
@- 100000
LEVY BROTHERS..

If our readers will bat call and examine our STOCK
andthen compare our cash prices with those aske
elsewhere, It will not be necessary for to say an
other word to prove the above assertion. But t
satisfy every one that 1t Is to their advantage Il
patronize
THE LEADERS IN Low PRICES
we win cuumerate a few Of the Navy leading arti
Giles sodby us lower than In any store In the entire
State:
Our BLACK-AND-W HITE-sTRIPE SILK al
soc. yard Is usually sold ut 1926 yard:
STRIPED and CHECKED SUMNER SILKS al
IS, so, 90c., aud 81 per yard-real value Csc.
yard more;
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILKS in every quality
, from s5c. to $3.50. We have an excellent
quality at $3.50 per yard never sold In this city
under sl.75. In better goods we have quality
1880 yard, gold value 1926.
In fine BLACK SILKS we have most superb arti-
Gle at $3.50 yard which is considered cheap
by good Judges of silks at $3.50.
Our whole stock of SPRING and SUMNER
SILKS is offered at very attractive prices, and
lower than goods Of the same quality were ever be-
fore exhibited In this city.
fspc
the choice styles and designs Of the leading import
ers We have marked The entire stock at what we
my term popular prices, rs they are nearer gold
prices than we have ever sold them.
We can say the same of our PARASOL STOCK,
lust received fresh from the manufacturers, com"
prsing all the new styles that.are fashionable. This
department Is we'll worth an inspection.
Our stock of WHITE GOODS comprises all the
novelties in that line, such as
MASALIA,
FRENCH EAIESOOh.
LACE-STRIPE NAINSOOk;
besides VICTORIA LAWN,
JACCONET,
SWISS and NULL MUSLIN,
SOFr-FINISII CAM BRIO, ETC.;
New style LADIES' COLORED-GROCSD, CO.
LORED-BORDER HEMSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS;
Large additions 10 our stock of LADIES CARFo
LaDIEs'LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS in i va
riety Of styles.
In our wHITE-GooDs DEPARTMENT look at
the
12.4 WHITE MARsEILLES QUILTS at 1915,
never sold'in this city under So:
l1xl1 DOUBLE MARSE1LLES QUILTS at
S6.5O-werc considered q bargain ut auction
price of $3.50:
Great bargains in HUCKABACK TOWELS also
in LINEN SHEETlNG.
The goods are fresh and desirable In every re-
spcct.
full line of goods for mems and boys wear. Our
Sortnent comprises every grade OF goods from The
lowest quality OF KENTUCKY JEANS to the fines
CASSIMERES.
Just received, case Of ENGLISH CHEF1OT for
shifting at 6ac. yard-ncvcr sold under 2Oc.,
and cheap at 2Jc
Sixty.fve pieces of RED-CHECk MATING,
bought at The large reremptory lrade-sale In
New York, aud 10 be sold ut prices less than 1t
cost TO import.
Our stock of. DOMESTIC GOODS, BLEACHED
and BROWS COTTONS, BED-TICk, LACE
CURTAINS, HOSIERY, &C., j. always marked
at the lowest price.
We solicit call from our friends, patrons, and
the public generally, confident that by no means Il
small amount viii be saved to them by buying their
Dry Goods of LEVY BROTHERS
1917 and 1919 Main street,
Richmond Va.
Our terms are As follows: Cash price. aud
hat The lowest NH 80
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DEATHS.

Died. OH Wednesday night, 1st March: at the
residence of Mrs. G.. X. worsham, in Hcnrco
county Miss ELIZA GATHRIGuT, daughter Of
tie late Ohediah i;alhriCht.
Her funeral will DC preached by Rev. DR. deter
AT the Grace-Strcct Baptist church THIS Az
TEkSOON al. / o'clock. Fer fri ndS as we'll Is
Woo0son, are Invited TO attend.
lied In Fredericksburg. April 1st al 8 o'clock
A. NJ. Mrs. MARY HARDING.
Her remains will arrive at The depot TODAY al;
nalf.p past O'Clock. Friends wishing 10 att' nj her
burial will please he present.
Lied. on Thursday, April 1s, of consumption,
Mrs. :. FANNIE. GRfGOHl, beloved wife OF ".
r. Gregory, In the thirty fourth year of her age:
Her funeral VIII iake place THIS tFriGar) r r
MING from Trinity church At hi!f-phst CLOCK.
Friends of filiiy respectfully invited TO 2
tend.
Died. in this city, at No. Gil Main street on
Thursday morning. april l. 1875. Of typhoid
nneumoIia MRs. JULIA l.. GIBSON, wife Of
j. r. Gibson, superintendent Southern Express
Her funeral will take nace from DR.. IioSc's
church THIS friday AFTERNOON ar O'Clock
Friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend ,,, ,..o
pleIsc copy. ~
NOTICE The funeral o: Mrs. CATHARlSE
SUhPARD will take place from Grace street Pres
bvierIqn church TIl,S AFTERNOON at / o'clock.
= he friends and acqutintanceS of hcr son, Mr..
l,,r .4.,ti,
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III COD-LIVER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION-THE BEST,
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony OF our physicians who
prescribe IT, and OF patients who have taken IL, thai
II ID more acceptable TO the stomach and more
Easily assim!a,ed than any other oil
fresh supply jus. received direct from New
foundland. MEADE BAKER,
Importing pharmaciJ
felO 9ls haia y'.reet.
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~s,Essas. HRrsEES.

NE HUDGTNs, GORDON& CO.,
AOlSHAIs STREET,
call particular attention 70 the fact 1na1 'heS are
now ofrern among othertbiugs
DRESS GOODS
a beautiful assortmeut-co.nprf:ng all the latest
novelties, very cheap.
LAWNS
....s PERCALES,
BATI5TES,
WHITE and COR DED LACE-PIQuES,& &c
HANDkERCmxliEFFssip en
Il iGRDs-GRAIN. SASH. PLAID. ROMA n. &c.
sPRING SHAWLS new style and lraau'ifn
endes variety OF the new est ana
most fashionable makes;
AMERIt;AN and FRENCH CALICOES-a fine as
CLOTHS, and SUITlSGS gene
rally to suit everybody. up Z
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w MARCH 30, 1915.

lH' MARCH 20, 1870.
SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHS AND CASS1-
MERES FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS.
T.R. PRICE & co. have opened full line Of
CLOTHS and CASSINERES for spring, TO which
they would call special attrnti II. They are OF
Enelsh. French, and American manufactures guar
autecd in color as well Us quality. Also viz
GINIA-MaDE CASSIMERkS from best factories
In the Srate. GESTLEMESS SPRING ana ; tMMER
USDERSHIRTS. GESTLEMES'S SILK and LINEN
CAMDHIC UASDkERCHIEFS. GESTLEME AID
aud other GLOVES: UMBRELLAS. 4 fine assortment !;
&c nc NH 80
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MEETINGS.

ENHE SIXrY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY
Z Of the VIRGINIA BIBLE SOCIETY will be
h. Id In the First BAPTIST church TUESDAY, April
9Th, AZ o'cloci L. NJ. the friends Of the Bible
car.c are cordially invircd 10 attend Rev Drs.
Withrr y ,un ana CRANBERRY will deliver addresses.
Other short addresses may be expected
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02

y EMOVAL.- MIS-. l.. B. NOR -.
~ RIS takes pleasure in Informing her ssItiJ.JJ
friends and customer, that she has lately YScTs
moved TO Sol BROAD SfRtt1. corner o: F,ith
lover MessrS. Breeden & F0x'sl. and Is now prr.
pared To show full stock OF SPRING MILL.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02

EURNITURETo SUITTHE TiMES.M
Il j. d. GATEWOOD, No. 3l9 east Broad u,
street. Walnut, stained and painted Cottage tB7
Chamber SUITS and Parlor and Dinlng-h Dom
Furniture OF latest styles. Goods purchased prlnc-
paly for cash. aGd can b. sold low by any house
this Side of New York. Feather Beds Pillows, Boil
sters, and Mattresses. Goods packed for shipment
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