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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ME- PRICES OF DRY GOODS SLOWER.
than at any time since the creation.
DJJNNEL.h CALICOE5 al 64c. per yard:
AMERICAN and SPRAGUE CALICO S at SIC.
I per yard:
Fine soft-dnish BLEACHED COTTON ut SIC per
ward world be cheap Mt 0c.; -7-~-'..
Fine sof. finish BLEACHED COTTON. Mt lOc. per
ward worth 12Kt.;
| VANISH TIA BLEACaED COTTON At loc' pei
! yard; ,or,
phTEs yy BLEACHED COTToS at 2kc. per
| ward worth lac By the. case-thfs artlcte Is pe'
little inferior to Wamsu.ta;
FuIl v,rd.wlde heavy UNBLEACHED COTTON
| at &c. per yard; %, "a
Good UNBLEACHED COTTONs at 64' 81, TO-
| and exc, being the regular wholesa'e prioes'
bu. we will sell them In quantities to suit our
customers at the same prices
pLEACHED COTToN5 from exc up TO the best
manufactured-al retaIled at wholesale prices
EAruEn and UNBLEACHED COTTON
| OIL HEETfSGS In all widths and qualities, re.
! tailed at wholesale prices;
pr1IJOW-CAsE COrTONS, full width, at To-
: I6g and zoe. per yard; r.,
While QUILTS at 81, 81. 20: 81. So, $1;75, and
fi No TO 70 he best quality MARsEILLEs QUILTS
AT very cheap;
BAREGE FOR Wells at Csc. per yard worth
n,sso,, RaI,MoRAL SKIRTS at 4Oc., regular
price everywhere Soc;
p1,I,OW- and SHEET SHAMS In great variety
FrrRs for ladies and children at closing out prices
REMNANTS OF RICE CAMBRtC5 at &c. per
REMNANTS OF CAMBRIA MUSLIN at 1214c
| per yard worth 1885,; i. ".r
REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN; ...
BiRD'S-EYE DIAPER; ....... 3 st.. ......
BLEACHEp COTTONS at sl5c. and DC. per yard
| worth much mo;e money;
REMNANTS OF nRESS GOODS Of every descrp-
| lion to be slaughtered
NEW YORK sUtTING, wide goods, at 1870. per
| yard worth 25c.; .-.
BLACK BROCADE ALPACA at 25c. per yard
| worth Soc;
RBIN-EDGING, pure fax, genuine handmade,
| one. for piece of eighteen yard5-cannrt DC
purchased at less than SC. per ya-d anywhere !;
half Of regular prices. at orr,,s,
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pon,1|ar heart and brings 1t from one conces'
sisr to spother, until tho tsraut mas s OIL NC
wantet-thc power 10 rule and appropriate
thc nuhlc resources ut will. This compro'
mise of the people fertities and approves the
Federal policy, and by acquiescence aom.'s
the legality of the Federal usurpatfon: fhe
people are u,Kler therue of the Central IKE
cutive; they have no government except ny
Its direction !; they cannot move "'tnou' iss'
nermissiou. Aud when we know that Presa-
dent GRANT has the very same power oNef
any other one of the States that ne has ever
Louisiana, It should arouse every State 20 re-
yepse the outrage inflicted upon that otate.
But here, again, we see the power OF the
tyunt over the people. &c has buteo DIVIDE
rhem--to make portion think ne Is pun'sn'
\ ing rebette@s people for the good Of the
!: country. Those who suffer not are slow 70
re cent the wrongs'of those wEo suffer. ano
t,o late thes find that they, too, are victims
through tae usmpations they should nave
resisted. .....r j.
We considered even new election 10 Lou
isana as a grett sacrifice 81 principle, sur
, render of the dearest rights of the people
but tha would have been new appear u
tue acknowledgement, anew exercise OF tn'
f eepulsr will. How infniteiy better Tor tn'
oemi;s woupl that have been than Ibis 50
, called compromise, which is morths,Hs
) submission to gross usurpations anil an 'n
iplicd aekr acknowledgement of the right OF th'
authority exercised by the President IN keep
ing. KELLOGG in power.
It is very bad. Hut poor Louisiana is tn
: sufferer and should be left to decide
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Another lot of those remnants of LINEN, which
will be sold of astoni,hingly low. a
ANY one wishing to purchase cool dress for the
20 coming SEASON can be supplied at SfCLE
BROTHERS with the best PACIFIC LAW Ms
(remnants) at only 10c. per yard
500 dozen NAPKINS and DOYLIES from Toe. up
The best bargains offered yet In BROWN ana
BLEACHED TABLE-LINENS, + r U T :
CLOTHS, and TABLE-COVERS;~ ... ILL.
Another lot (only 500 BRIDAL QUILTS at only
IL apiece; . ....... .-... u ..l. l-..------.
choice selection of 200 dozen LINEN SHt RI
BOSOMS from zoe. up. ......
Just opened, 500 pieces new SPRING DRESS
GOODS, choice styles, at 20, 25, and soc. per
yard. -
On our bargain-counter you will find lot OF rem
nan,s of very fine IRISH POPLINS, SILK
PANGEES, EMPRESS CLOTHS In all colors,
and good many other desirable Dress Goods
at very low prices. Call early and take your
choice. s- i.
Two cases beautiful style SHIFTING CALlCOEs
at S1c. per yard; -
1000 pieces new SPRING CALICOs at and
10c.; ,s.J
A large assortment Of BLACK and COLoRED
ALPACAS at astonishingy low prices;
A choice selection of CAMBRlC -EDGlSGS and
INSERTINGS from 12ac. up.
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A NEEDED AMESDAEST.-The Virginia

A NEEpED AMENDMENT.-The Virginia
Constitution says:
"That no senator or delegate, during the
term for which he shall have been excited.
shall be appointed 10 any civil office OF profit
nader the Constitution which has been ere.
ated or the enoluments Of which have been
decreased during such term. except offices
[Gied by election of the people"
I'VE are told that this provision allows
msmhers Of the Legislature to be elected to
Offices whose vemouments they have ia-
creased by consolidating sGch offices with
other offices, anE:also to be elected to offices
created by their votes if another office Of the
sane kind, or bearing the same name, WAS
previously existing. Thus, it is claimed
that member may vote to consolidate two
offices, land then ill'that office aSd accept the
gay of Eootb. Also. .tbat menlhess may vote
to increase the nAniher of judges, or apg
other officials whose number the Coustitu-
lion permits to be inaeased, and,still hold
such Offices. It thus CLEARLY becames the
duty OF the .Legislaturete propose an. amend
meat to .the Constitutiea which ws,l carry
out the spirit of the provision above quoted.
Every body Knows that the object of it is to
pIesent legislators from aeEislating money
into iiseir o wn pockets. ...a
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S.HE PARIS LoAN.-Paris advices state that
the subscriptions to the nev loan oil the s,ty
Of Paris amounted to forty-two times the
SUM required. This announcement may az
pear Hipple aud 0n.mpsrtant TO the casuai
reader, but it covers one Of The greatest
tioanei& events OF the nineteeatn century.
The amount asked tor by the city OF Paris
was 25G!G0, 900 francs. but the subscrip-
tons reaased ten thousand Ave hundred
millions OF Cranes, equal 70 two thousand
one hundred million dollars gold OF our mo-
neg, aud four hundred aud twenty million
pouads sterling British moneg. Frauee has
reason to be pfOud OF Der higb credit. and
The taets above noticed could De studied with
profit by the people of Virginia.
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sYcLE BROTHERS wILL:oFFER

HH- Gle Blu I1Grso W AhD " = NAS
the following GOODS for next week:
500 pieces wAsH-P oPLiN at oc per yard =; .
900 pieces yard.wide ENGLISH SUIT1NGS and
LONDON SMOKES at 12Hc. worth 20c.;
100 piecesX FRENCH PERCALEat124c.w worth
1876; l5 s,.st s.5..l q.
l 90 pieces "A PERCALE at 12xc. would be cheap
at 25c.; " ri ..7 H,ay-.
A large assortment of NA1NsoOKs from l2hc.
up tnot damaged; yaf
s cases AUBURN BLEACHED COTTON at less
than manufacturers price; . @-a
10 cases a. BLEACHED COTTON, equally as
good as Wamsu,ta Mills, at 2xc. per yard:
1oo nieccs fu,l-wld,h pILLow.CAsE COTTo Ns
at 12Ac. worth fully one shilling;
so pieces BROWN and BLEACHEO SHEET
INGS at the very lowest marked prices.
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spECIAL NOTICES.

MT DOUBLE CEEsT-PROTECToRS,
of every size, mportedafro England, aud sold
at MEADE& BAKERS drugstore.
DITMAN's SEA SALT, IN 25 and SOC. packages
Sold at MEADE % SAhEho uluks."e.
CHARCOAL BISCUIT and LozESGES,for tne
relief and Of foul breaths heartburn ana dys-
ne,sIa- Sold Mt MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
(JITLER,s POCK EFT NH aLERs afford prompt
rcl,ef TO sorethroat, bronchitis. aud catarrh. Sold
at r. MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
PATE PECTORALE, ALUM and kIEo LOn-
ENG ES. and CHLORATE OF POTASH LtlL.
ENGES, for coughs colds, and sorethroat- SOLD al
MEADE 6 BAKERS drugstore,
f.7o 919 Main street.
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MAJ GO WHERE YOU CAN SAVE

NE GO WHERE IOU CaN ga T.
MONEY, as the times demand II. The place Is al
WILLIAM THALHIMER's, COL Broad street,
where YOU can save 25 per cent. by purchasing
your Dry Goods, as 1 will sell off the balance
of my stock at greatly reduced prices.
WAMsUTTA COTTON, &C.; DAVOL COTTON,
: 14c: FRUIT OF-THE-LOOM, 1916; AU-
BURN COTTON, 1916;
Good BLEACHED COT TON at 1 Co.; Ions
DALE CAMBRIA. 20c. per yard;
Good A BROWN COTTON at "a, 10, and 12sc
per yard;
200 pieces LIG HIT PRINTS at S1ic. per yard
25 pieces good GISGHAAIs at 10c. per yard;
DRESS GOODS, the greatest bargains of the sea-
SON;
BLACK FRENCH MERINOS at 90c., 81. 10 and
81 25 worth 81. f1.25, and $50;
BLACK CASHMERE at s5c., 81, anoS1 30 worth
81, 1925, and $3.50;
BLACK ALPACAS at rs, 80, 50, 40, So Coo. up
to 81 per yard;
CREPE Wells at 50 worth $3.50, and up to 81
apiece;
100 pairs IL aNKETs at 50 .25, 81, ~ so, IS, Sc
and s7-very cheap;
5000 yards CAMBRGC ECGINGS and INSERT
. ISGS al ! 0 to Soc pc. yard.
n CASSIMERES, WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
Ladies' and Misses ;SHaWLs and SKIRTS,
Ladies' Misses, and Gentlemen'5 UNDER
SHIFTS. cali Special attention, as will give
ezra bargains la them. :.
Also, large assortment of SCARFS, RIBBONS,
KIDGLnVES HASDERCHf. FS, CORSETS,
P, OK T.BuUKs. SILK MUFFLERS
SHIKT-H 1ONTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS,
and lots Of other articles. .....
T will kaen In future a f,II line az gentlemen q
furnishing goods, such White Shirts, Collars and
Cuffs. Hose. Handkerchief, Kid Gloves. Lisla and
CT tn Gloves Suspenders, Bows, Ties, &C., which
will sell at he lowest prices. .......-. ..... ..-
To save money call Mt
SOL Broad street, corner oixth street.
n. B. Ihave lust rec lived large assortment OF
beautiful LAWNS lin rtmuintsl al u nc yard
worth zoe yard which will offer IN those wish
Ing to purchase before the season opens Call early
uefore they are picked over.
WILLIAM THaLHIMER'S,
fe3 COL Broad street.
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DEATHS.

Died on the 9Th instant, PERCY, son Of Alfred
:. and vary (. ee. aged six Years.
THE tune raj Will tax place from his fathers resi-
ie,icp, corner Of Leigh aud renth Streets To-Day
~ ednasd wi ut IL o'clock. The friends of the
ani " are Invited u attend without further notice.
Lynchburg papers please copy.
Ifed at the residence of her husband, In King
giI'lalr county on Sunfhy The 7th Of February.
1875, after 10, z and niering Illness Mrs. ST.
San =. BOSD, wife of james a. Bond In The
.ixiy-thrd wear of hsr age: leaving devntcd nus
l,s nd and four chdre together with large circle
OF rea vrs and friends. to nOurn their irreparabe
loss but not wi houl the consolation of knowing,
from her exemplary ami faithful oil. charge Of all
the duties Or wife, mother, aud friend and her
pious snd peaceful END, That what Is their loss Is
her gain. ....
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THE WATER OF
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
JAMES A. FRAZIER. PROPRIETOR.

These MINERAL WATERS have an established
repu alton for very high curative virtue In I'LL the
follow Dg classes OF diseases. and rs telng al f.
SDLUcE SPECIFIC Ia several OF them, viz. !:
Scrorula anu all the firms Of glandnlar sw.linys
and cuianPous eruIive disc sc, ErysiDelaa, 1efer
Eczema, &C., Chrt mic Diarrhoea and Dysentery.
DyspepsH, bronchitis. hronic thrush. Affections
OF the Kidneys and bladder. ronsy, Piles, snt, In
connection with the Hot Bath, Chronic Rteuma-
tism. In ell Imic conditions Of Tive system and
b'tken down states Of the constitution. loss OF APP
petite, and general nervous pros raion. their
powers and virtue as Is Restorative may pc safely
pronounced 10 be without Rnown rival amongst
The mineral waters OF the world. They are espe-
claIly indicator In tie whole class OF siin ents Pc
cuIiar 10 the female constiiut n.
This water Is packed la cases con.ainin2 one
d zen alf-gallon bOt.les. Price, 40 per case.
The salts of the water ususiiy called oeK nridge
Alum. Massl Is ooiain,d bS the evaporation Of The
waterset the Springs, retaining the pr,ipertie. ef
tie water can tie used Tor It's reproduction. aud Is
very conyenieht TO persons whose homes are 81 re-
mote from the springs thar COS. Of transporting
the water very large or 10 those who wish to uSs
the waller when travelling, as II Gun be T.producsd
u SANITY, The salts can or sent per mali. Price,
~ PR ounce. s.e 1880 -.
4escriptiye pamphlets can be obtained OF The
agents grats unon application. al 81, ~ q -!
Supplies received direct constantly on baud for
sale by PuRGtIL. LAOD & co.,
Agents Virginia Sprires Wstsr,
J. 10 11.sod3m Richmond. Va.
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MI ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY.

$4,000 worth Of SPRING and SUMMER DRESS
GOODS.
POPLINS. PlQUES, COLORED SILKS, &C.
Also, TOWELS. NAPKINS, DOfL1ES,
rABLE-CLOfHS, to be sold off ut 4 great sacrifice
during The month Of February.
T. II. PRICE & CO.
will sell upon their back counter during the next!
Unity days some great bargains In the above goods
20 which special attention is called.
Spring and SUMNER r PINS,
SPRING aud SUMNER SILKS,
WHITE ana COLOKED PiQUES;
FALL DRESS GOODS, best shades;
TABLE ia his,
: TABLE-CLOTtIS,
TABLE-NAPklNS and Dn1LlFS, .s-#
Tow Is, HUCkABACkS:
COLORsD TABLE-CLOTHS, &c, &C. fe 8
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LEGISLATIVE Special to the
Alexandria Sentinel J. Lees6,trg, Loudoun
county. Va, February 3.--B. f. SheetZ, edi-
tor OF the Mirror, was nominated for the
Legislature by the Conservative Convention
which met here TO day, to fill the uneXplred
term OF the late Mathew Harrison.
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Great bargains in ONE and TwO-BUTTON KID
GLOVES, ladies' and ch.ldren's STRIPED
HOSE, KID and BUCK GAUNTLET3, real
and VALENCIENNES LACES, real Gull
PURE ACES, all-color PRINCES, COTTON
TRIMMINGS, COVENTRY aHd MAGIC RUFF
filings, COkSETS, lFFS-in
q very fine assortment, LACE and EMBROl-
DERED HANDk ERCHltFS, aud many
other goods too numerous to mention for want
Of space.
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RIBBON, ALL PUR]

Rj-GROS-GRAIN RIBBON, ALL TUkE
silk. Ok inches wide. at 1 &C. worth SOC;
TOtTOI>~- SH ELL BUTTONS at 3Oc per dozen
worth 50c.:
extremely low prices:
DIMiTY BANDS, lnree for 25c, worth 25c.
EMRROiDERY BRAIDS In all styles and quill
Iarre-sizc DOUBLF-FACED PLAID SHAWLS
at Sl.25-regular price ~:
BLUE ALL-WUOL DELAINE at SOC. worth
CAIitI, C0MFORTABLEs at 81 .25, $50, and
$3.50 worth doub the money;
BLANKETS ut prices to close out the ~nole strck
uANDkERCHIrFS. iu great variety, from zoe.
r|' LEVY BROTHERS..
The largest. cheapest. and BEST assorted STOCK OF
HANBURGH EDGlNGo aud ISSERIlN6S.
fe 8
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Brown AED BUTLgR.- John Young Brown
is receiving Damerous letters from he North,
and especially soms from Massacnu sets Re.
puolicans, thanking ,hin heartily TOR The
brief picture which he gave in tie House
The other day OF General Butler. World. !.
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am sure in this quarter the people want
no measure of either circuits or judges, and
such 4 step. so far as l have been able 10
earn, would meet with no fiVor.--PedriS-
iuro Gazette - Communication.
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The New York World speaks OF "taae
" order that reigus in Firgius under the
=. suspiees of Conservative GoEsrnos W1ra~
GERS"
WHAT is fame?
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Deepening the River.

Tbereport of Major WHIrcoAB, engineer
ON behalf of therity Of the Improvement OF
the river below Richmond, was read TO tne
BOARD of Aldermen at their meeting on Mon
dav. 1t is a straightforward, clear, and
practical paper, which must afford much sat
isfaeeion to the people of Richmond. We
feel that the work is in capable hands. Ma
Lior WHIrcoMa, in concert with that able OIL
Ger, of the United States Engineer Depart
ment. Colonel CRAIoHILL, will most as
snredly do the best that can lie done Tor the
navigation of the river. We know him too
we'll to doubt his calculations as to what
may be done with the chanDei OF the
I.rjyer. He is not man to arrive at hasty
conclusions. His opinions are never eX-
| pressed before thorough investigation and
| careful ANALYSIS. He has lately examined the
finest improvements in navigation in Europe.
He has studied some of the most curious
aud admirable displays of the principles
of hydraulics. He returns to his du.
Ties IS engineer of the James River
Improvement enlightened by the very
uest practical examples. Therefore
we put entire faith in the judgment of
Major WnIrcoMB, and look forward with
confidence to the successful prosecution Of
the vital enterprise entrusted in part to him.
In Colonel CRAlGHILL we have director of
the general work who has no superior in his
department. Under these gentlemen we
may anticipate the finest results.
In the printing yesterday of Major WHIT
coMe;s report bad error occurred. He is
made to say "There is no doubt that by
" constructing the width ola water-course its
"velocity and consequent scour can be aug.
" mented," &c. For constructing" read
" ooutrdctinq." Undoubtedly the narrow
ing" of water.course is an efficient mode of
deepening its channel. Major WHlTcoMB's
observations we're directed to this point, in
Illustration of the efficiency Of which be
quotes several very remarkable examples in
Europe.
From his report, and from his verbal ASST
RANGES, we are more than ever convinced that
the channel of James river may be speedily
| brought to a depth sufficient to accommo-
date q mighty transportation-more than
| equal to the export of the products Of the
entiretmiddle States of the Union. We are
satisfied that twenty feet of water may be
obtained from the place of berthng the ships
in this port to sea. That will answer for all
practical purposes, and make Richmond
hn,h what Sha con and ought TO be-
Time will bring forth revelations that will
cheer our citizens and inspire them with the
will and energy to DO things now hardly
dreamed of. This locality is place for con-
whose commanding position and advantages
are yet inaperfectly appreciated by our own
| oitiyanS
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AMalaEMEN1S.

| WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 1O-PEARL OF
SAVOY.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11-DAUGHTE2 OF
The REGIMENT.
FRIDAY tBENEFIT)-LIi TIE BAREFOOT.
MAIlNtE. oATURUAY 1T 2 O'clock
SATURDAY kVEAING-A GREAT DOUBLE BILL.
10 f.
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full stock OF WHITE GOODS, such as PLAIN
and STRIPED CAMBRICS, MUSLINs, MAIN
SOCKS. PIoUEs, SWISS MUsLINs, VICTORIA
LAWNS. ORGANDIEs all-color TARLETANs,
BIRD's-EYE LINEN, LINEN and COTTON Ola.
PERs. Special bargains In these goods.
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HOUsE.FURNIsHING GOODS.

ATCOS HOUSE-FURNISHING
IA GOODS, CSIEA, GLASS and TIN-WARE;
rEHILIJRES'S G. nRiAGES, STfP.HADUERS,
Sc &c. Pariits IN 1efd OF goods In my Hue ran
s cure bargtins 10y eating early. a iutend to re-
move from the city. B0BERT MOTT.
$50 Main street.
fe lO-Im between Vishih ana Ninth STREETS.
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ME- REDINGOTE OR POLONAlSE
CLOTH, full yard and a half wide, at VI per
BARGAINS in LUPIN's BOMBAZINES;
KLSCk DkAP f'ErA SACQUtS. very cheap:
INFANTS G. BROID BED FLANNhL
SHtWLSa t LEVY BROTH ERo'..
Cheap HAMBURGH EDGINGs and INSERT
lNGS. let
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WHAT is fame 1?

By all means let the City Council "betier
provide for the tenn porary care of lun,.tics"
go treat them a. criminals is inhumau.
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Brick Pomeroy is III 10 New York with
.lght chances Of recovery Cincinnati
Commercial.
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NJ COTTON AND WOOL COUNTRY.

rs CUTTON AND WOOL COUNTRY
CoLLARS. Bows. SUSPENDERS;
Hem>t stitched, Initial, Colored.Bordered, Tape
Bordersd' Siik, ana mourning e. hANOhHH
LINEN CUFFS, very cheap, for men, women ana
boys:
BOYS and MEMS SUSPENDERS.
GESTLtMEN's DkESSISG-GUWNS,
SHIRTS DRAW ERS. NlGHT-HAPS,
SUCKS, GLOVES, and UMB RELLAS. az
LEVY BROTHERS..
HAMBURGn EDGISGs and 1SsERTISGs very
cleaD le y
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NOriCE.-Tne Undersigned bavIag quail.
IN iGedir The Chsncery Court Of the cltr or Rich
mond u executor Of. Martha A. Meyer. deceased.
ut vi saiu city hr rely gives notice al persons
Ii.Yitg rIIims ss4nN said .stutr to pres, nj he
same July mn bnutcatad. 10 lI'mtur settlement; atd
~, tersGns IN ebtsd y, said e3ate are requested 10
N he iu. medi, le pay cut To him.. 1zstsf -
JON II. IA piTAHF, ST.,
Executor Of Martini a Meyer,
fe 10.Stk nos Main Iee'.
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RICHMOND. VA , February q. 1875.
Referring to the above notice OF dissolution, The
subscriber respect fully informs, the ira r generally
that he has associated with hun MIR JOSEPH ":
ARGYLE. so lung and favorabiy known and "ill
continue at the same STAN TIL business OF BLAIR
lHAxTOs under the style of Il WIS ~. BLAIR &
o.. aud he respectfully solIclts for The new con-
Germ the liberal patronage so lIi2 extended 10 The
late concern OF BLAIR & THAXrON
Il. SIw o. WIS H. BLAIR.
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We have Thousands OF other BARGAINS not
mentioped and otfer great inducements to our Gus.
toners and the public generally.
Call and convince yourself OF the great bargains
at SYCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth.
Orders from the country solicited and promptly
attended to. Goods sent all over the country Z. o
d. or on receipt of the money. fe6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-10

M FEBRUARY, 1915. ....
p - T. r. PR1CE & co. ...s.
have just received ....
. COTTON SHEETiSGs,
BLEACHED COTTOSS,
IRISH LINENS,
BLACK ALPACAS,
BLACK EOMBAZfNES,
BUMBAZINE CLOTH,
TAhISE. 5.r @sr...s
MOURNING IMPERATRICE.
ENGLISH CREPE. IKEPE Wells,
FLACK and i3oLORED KID GLOVES,
CoUSTERPASES. QUILTS,
fe3 COMFORTS. BLANKETS, &c, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-10

All Nos. UNBLEACuED KNITTING-COTTOS
only 35c. per pound;
Very best quality ACHINE-OIL only l5c. for
arge-size bottle;
MACHlNE-NEEDLES, all Nos. %
To close the balance of our wnter stock will Of
fer great bargains in CARPETS, RUGS, OIL
CLOTHS, WHITE and COLORED BLAN-
KETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS, SHAWLS, and
CARRIAGE-ROBES.
A handsome assortment of NOTTIN G II A N
LACES and EMBROIDERED MDSLISS;
so dozen handsome TIDES fro n 25c. up:
A large stock of STAMPED BANDS for chemise
and night gowns:
Also. READY-MADE GARMENTS very lew.