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BORDEAUX-Per bark Comtesse Duchatel-179
casks wine 547 wine II baskets wine SIS cases
brandy 10 casks vinegar 25 half do 100 do loo
cases fruits 80 oil 800 sardnes 40 cases
paste 80 peas cases bot les Bercier & DeSmet
40 casks wine Queyrouze & Boise do cases sar-
dimes Tiblier-5 cases mdse casks wine Delise
&co-50 do VergnOes & Viz cent 5 cases mdse j Ii
blaux-9 do P Bagur-1 do 200 cases sardiRes L b
Cain 80 do 16 casks wine Manade Lacassagne- .25
do Segassie-50 do p Cant0n-16 do Poursine
&co-50 do 20 cases liquors BattaOra &co-2 do 20
casks wine N Tourne-a casks china Wolf. 4
do Mrs J Gauche-45 casks brandy U Marinoni-25
do Bailly Blanchard jr-I75 cases brandy fruits A
CoDturie-250 sardines Smith Bros eco 100 do
J Hart &co-24 casks wine IS do IL bask cts
do so cases bottles Lanata-6S fruits IA
vegetables GAO sardines IL casks wine Gelpi
e. Bro-32 do Solari & Sons-1-0 do IS casks vine
gar Dubois-57 440 states ITO casks wine 36 cases
do fruit 10 casks vinegar to order 10 pkgs of
mdse De Mentroud. Il do Solomon
LIVERPOOL-Per ship China-25O casks beer to
Rareshide s. Maes-20 GRATIS eaIthenware Wolf
5O22 sacks salt "a terces soda ash 223 bbls soda Cys
tails to order
UTILLA-Per schooner Jennie Wood. 10 bbs of
lines 100 punches bananas 900 plantains 10 200
COcOanutS
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| ST LOUIS Per steamer Fontenelle-5O bbs apples
Schwabacher, Prevented & Pfetr- Il box mdse Red
| River Packet Co. 1l9 sacks potatoes Greye Viii
demaun. .154 do p Gull &co-50 BIB grits ESQ bbs
-four Glover & Odendahl-f0 cases grease G NJ Bavly
Pond-4s boxes bacon 200 bbls flour a Whitney
&oc-e16 sacks oats Jno Moore &co-1537 do 800
sacks bran j H Hanna 205 bbls -four DelBondio-
| 414 do Gordon & Goma-174 do 126 sacks corn to
Woods & Slayback--50 do 343 bbls -four w III Mat
tnews & Bro. .212 sacks bran L A Hamilton &co-495
| sacks corn Oscar Chopin-40 do Howard Preston
II bales hay to order bales cotton Harris eco
and sundIes to order-Tota bales cotton 29O sacks
LOWER CoAsT--Per steamer FavOrite-sun-
LOWER COAST. Per steamer Marie-sundries
to order
COVINGTON-Per steamer Camelia-l9 bales cot
ton to Jno Chaffe SINS. do Bloom Seo--3 do
Richard Flower &co-3 bbls syrupJ M Soniat- do
M E Gaurey-1 sacks seed cotton \ 7 Rider-and
sundres order-Tota - bales cotton 16 bbls SYRUP
VICKSBURG-Per steamer Natchez- .457 bales of
cotton to Richardson & May -315 Meyer, Weis 1co-
300 Newman &co-.- l95 1 IL & NJ Allen eco
ls5 J L Harris SEQ log Lehman Abraham eco loa
Jno Chatfe & Sons-95 BuTnet &co--s3 Thomas
1850 II Allison &co--.-7e Jno Phelps &co- 10 Nc
Gehee Snowden & Violet IS Alcus, Scherck d Au-
tey-67 Jurey Gils-66 Prestidge, Graham eco 50
Payne, Kennedy AGO. 81 Norwood & Richards "A
Walden, Hawkins &cO- Al Ben Gerson-42 Alrey
eco Al w 4 Peale. 40 a Mouton-39 Male & Cam
mack SO Buckner &co-35 w Halls Hon. ms
81 Beadles Wood &co-27 Pritchard & Bickhan- y
25 J nj Sandidge &co- Chaffe, Hamilton & Powell
25 Britton Moore Coleman. "a Avendano Bros y
II u u NeWmal--- hllsCL, aultl aSp---l LuoocS -
CO. 90 Jno Ha1die &co Is Wyche & Morgan-l7
Temple Coons &eo 10 Howcott Gordin-l5 K
Buckner Bro-l4 Clapp Bros &co-l4 Stewart Bros
Sco-l2 Gwyn & Over. II Forstall Jumonville -l2
j Harrison ir --.-12 Doze & Lane IL Or ig &
Hogan IL Bush & Levert-l0 Rawlins d MnTrel- 10
G W Sentell &co--9 j B Wolfe &co-9 Clarke 3
Richard Flower SEQ : W Black &co--7 ID Had
den AGO. Jno j Noble-7 L Wamsey &co-6
N Scott II Wilson ir-6 Lloyd & Livaudais. e LIE
SasseI Binders J w White. 5 Flash. Lewis eco
5 Renshaw Cammaek &co-5 Aiken Wutt-i Jas
BIS d Wetmore 3 S Gumbel &co-2 N VI Green.
wood &co-2 I NJ Simmons Wang & Gotham
Kefer Bros WIN A Bell. L Briggs Payne &co-l
| to order-359O sacks cotton seed A Magnnis Sons
~ do Union Oil Co -S3i do Bienville Oil Co H. do
Louisiana Oil Co q do n o Cotton Seed Association
and sundres toorder- Total 1886 bales cotton $500
l sacks cotton seed
LOWER COAST-Per steamer j Frazer
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FOR GENOA.

III For GenOa-The strictly Al Amer lean
ST5& schooner MATILDA KRANZ Capl Jones'
lis now loading and, having large portion of
her cargo Engage a,w Dhave dispatch For freight
apply z. j. BUDDENDORFF,
OFT 1876 Common street.
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San Riss4 x----.612 Moon Sets 5:55 A. NJ
Sun .5l6 First Or. Cd. .353 A. II
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LAFOURCHE.
REGULAR BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND DON
JACKSONVILLE TRI-W WEEKLY PACKET.
Ire passenger steamer
Assumption,
Joe Dalferes master
~, Leaves New Orleans everv Mon.
EM1kdEsS DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at
N1aaen~ II NJ Returning down the Coast in day
light. on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR
DAY, For further information apply to
B. RIVET, 80 Cont street.
Commences on the 9Th November. o26 If
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Saturday Morning October 80.
GIeurpd XGsferslay

Ship Mary Riggs, Langdon, Tor Havre-
SIultz 400 |
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Misunderstanding In.

| Ship Vanguard, Nickel from Havre Sept 6, to Dc
| can. Zerega eco
| Schooner John McAdams, days from Gal
| weston in ballast, to Jos Kelley
Schooner lice May. Williams 81 days from Puerto
| Cabell, to G Hamilton
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STEA MBOATS.
aH. l.DDlB.
s~A FOR 1T. LOUIS, CAIRO.
5000 MEMPHIS AND THE BENDS.
o@st&A The fine steamer
CITY OF QUINCY,
j. w. Jacobs master, j. r. Pension, clerk,
Leaves SATURDAY, October 80 at p. M.
BELLE OF SHREVEPORT,
Thos. w. Rea, master II. A Dohrmann clerk
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Nov. 3 at r M.
Through bills ladIn2 via Cairo and Belmont all
points North and West.
al b. WOODS CO. 1OI Com mon ST.
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FOR HAVRE.
II For Havre-The Al British bark
T~% ANEVOCA, Mann master, having large por-
@-~ton OF her cargo engaged and going on board
and beng OF small capacity, will hive quick dis
patch
For balance Of freight, apply to
g. J. SHEPHERD & Co
195 Gravier street,
or to DECA ZEREGA e. CO.
% &c 80 Carondelet street
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mr. OPENING FOR THE COMING

NE OPENING FOR THE COMING
SEASON.-COHEN BROTHERS will be ready
MONDAY the 22d March, to exhibit one OF tie
largest and best-see cted stocks ever offered In This
city, comprising all the novelties of the coming
season.
They take this opportunity Of thankit & the puo-
lie for heir heretofore liberal patronage, and trust
bv fatlfuluess to merit continuance Of the same.
The steady and rapid increase Of their business
ranks them among the arst in this city IN amount
OF sales: and doing business ut comparative l!"e
expense besides the advantage OF buying pr!nc!.
pay for cash. they enabled to Sell goods a: the
prices WHICH have so often been puzzle 10 many.
Among the many bargains which they now ot.r
are
$4,000 worth Of REAL LACES, purchased d, re-
cent bankrupt sale of 4 large importer, iuany Of
which will be sold ut half value. They com.
prise in part GUIpUkE. YAK, FALENtl.
ENNES and POINT APPLIQUE.
Also, 200 MALTESE LACE COLLARS, GIL
Pure CAPES, and POINT APPLIQUE
HANUKERCHlEFS
The largest and cheapest stock Of BLACK SILK
ever offered In this city
BLACK SILK at 75c. worth II, al sl.25 cheap a!
1915. at $l.45 worth fully 1925, al sl"1
worth "a at 80 81 worth 20 %; the Lone:
sltln-GulSn AT ~ 3D. hct NSiuc u'iiS 3f'"'.
Also, a large variety Of COLORED SILKS FOR
dresses and trimming, much below mark;
value.
lis pieces of Moilir BLACK ALPACAS a, 3G,.
worth fully Soc. All finer grades AT proper.
tomato rates. Attention Is called 10 their zoe.
sILn LUSTRE, being the number generally
sold at 1925.
l2l pieces OF IRISH LINENS, best Belfast make,
at near half value.
225 dozen fine FRENCH COHSETS, the BE-:
uases-imported. In this f1rtunat" purchase
they are enabled to reduce their fl.7J tt'H-
SIT 10 92c., their $3.50 ones to sl.5O. t!eir
1850 10 ~. BcS e, the above. they sell " w
tcuhcimcr's" Frcncn-w0ye al 5Oc and " on
o,cr at Tic, worth 81.
They also off.r at ieis four hundred different pa
terns 81 HAMBUkGlI EMBROIDERY a. III
comp4rabIy low prices. ,,, 90,
no nieces sOFr-FINlSfED FRENCH CAM
BRICs at &C., the market value being SIC
400 dozen LINEN HASDKERCiilkFoa ~ various
prices-all fully twenty-five per ceut. less h-n
usual prices.
TOWELS. TABLE-CLOTHS,
TARLATASS.
SWISS MUSL1NS.
PIQUSS, LACE>,
STRIPED MUSLIN,
and many other goods ut less than general pf!t''
NH ~
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DEATHS.


Died, on the 26th OF March, at the residence OF
her son-iH,-law. ID. r. Hunt. Esq. ftsIVa9mn
Courthouse, Va, Mrs. EMELlNE MEbA n ~.
widow of the la'e Rev. Alexander MeDane, In the
sixty. fifth year Of her age. ,-o,, te Third Pres
,y ms5 ae Church t TO MosKoW (sunday) AT
TERNOON al 3 O'Clock.
Died, at his residence, beyond The City AIMS
hcnse ON the 18th instant, at O'Clock =, NJ, Mt.
P.J. TILLER. in III. seventeen year OF nus age:
His funeral will take place on sONDA1, sad q,
WON at half-past O'Clock from his residence.
tho extreme end Of Second street, beyond the
bridees. Friends and acqusintances Invited
nted. af his residence, IN London. England, on
The Ith instant. after long and painfui illness
Mr.. RICH lard SHARPE formerly resident o.
this city,, aged forty-nine years.
Asleep ip Jesus far from thee
THY Kindred and their graves may be;
But there is still blessed sleep
From which none ever wake 70 weep.
Petersburg and Baltimore papers please copy.
Died, at her residence, No. Al Eighteenth sire,
I'm this city, on thursday the 25th instant, at on
O'Clock, of pneumonia, Mrs. ELlZABEIH nc.
DONUUGH, aged fl fly. nine years: eleven montns s
and twenty. Il re DAYS, 4 native Of the county OF
Ieitrum ireland. but for the last thirty
wears a resident Of this city. ..s.s
Safe In the arms OF Jesus,
Safe on His gentle breast:
There by His love o'ershadowed, e.
Sweet1y her soul shall rest. ..
Her funeral will take place THIS Saturday
EVENING from st. Peters cathedral at O'CLOCK
Her friends and acquansnces are inviteo 10 at'eho
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Our delegate (Mr. HolHook) voted against
blu, aud when ahe bill as amended came up
gu its passage he voted squasa out against it.
We'll done, Hcabrook. fayetteville Et.Ier-
prise.
WeA'deserved praise. And when Mr..
HoLsRoat gets home he will be able to show
to bis constituents that if the amendments
bad been made part OF the law they would
have Injured the State, and would not have
benefited anybody. Those of his constitu.
ents who wish TO pay in coupons will have
no difficulty ia purchasing them just as
cheaply as anybody here does.
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cors,;,u,ional Amendments.

W. foo, the deepest interest in the constr
..,,.n,., amendments. We are not OF those
xsho cry out against the Constitution. IL u
a better one than we had good reason 10 S"i'
nose the persons who made 1t wou'a h'sn,
The Governors veto Is good ~ "u
another safeguard to protect the pe'p'.
AGAINST corrupt legislation. Inc c'e0''ou ~
the judiciary by the Legislature IS aho1ue'
admirable feature. Were it on's ace'np&-
MED By the provision that no meaaoe, o' Ne
Iec;sla,ure should he eligible toa luogeshp
This feature would be complete
The people Of Virginia do not kno" inc
tricks. and schemes, and plets that ere re-
sorted to in the Legislature to secure Judge
shps. They are beth disg-aeetui ans aoom''
nable. Such huggcr.mueseF, such@irec'on
n the acts Of Representatives for personal
advantage wbssc they IRE the property OF the
people. is bots ipjuroas and unprinclped.
Therefore, the Constitution should have
made the legislator 'iseligib!e 10 the Judge
ship which his vote ought to have part IN
filling.
The Constitution, we repeat, is not so bad.
I, can be aade better; but *e must say that
when body surhas our present Legislature
undertakes TO make it better, the people
should look out, end be SUE as to the nature
OF the amendments proposed.
The amendments 10 tic Constitution, as
ne have before said, should be few and im'
portant. We should be sorry that any
should be submitted with the list that we
should feel bound to oppose. 1t would be
bad that good amendments should be defeat
ed by being submitted with bad ones.
And this brings up the point that has long
been sgith as a matter OF earnest considera'
tion. and that Is the" discriminating veto. p
We trnstif there is anything to be submit
ted 10 the people tue discriminating Gov
or,syeto EBAY be;ncluded. It's often that
bills are presentedto the Governor contain
ing q great deal Of merit, along with obJec
tiopable clauses tbat are designedly inserted
to secure their lpassage. The friends OF
good law, trusting to the discrimination OIL
the Governor, may bear their incorporation
with their bill, trusting to the Executive tc
detach the 4eecbes, and give the State the
benefit of whist is good 10 their bill.
We fear that there is some trick in the
making up of the list Of constitutional amend
nents for the people. We implore the Le-
gisiature, ifttmakes up a list, TO permit the
people to vote upon it optionally-i. e., voting
for such amendments as they approve, and
against those they disapprove. This prvi-
lege Is due to the people. No Legislature
should withhold it from the constituent
body. The!Legisatvre should not presume
upon the past, and suppose that everything
they offer The people will be approved. That
would be a great mistake, as will be found
out some day when the people reject the good
and the bad because they have not the right
to select the one from the other, but will
have to take all or none.
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With all due Gespect, we think it would be
perfectly absurd 10 attempt discussion with
our Petersburg contemporaries with regard
to the North Carolina gauge question. A
people @ho cannot see that the present al
lance (eia Weldon is washing away the
very foundations beneath their city, and
taking away the trade that has been theirs
for genersions, will Aardy readily discern a
benefit THAI may come in through channel
choked With the meshes Of their prejudice.
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The State Debt.

The Legislature has recaacted the Ia" coh,
stitutiny the Governor and the Auditor anu
Treasurer a board that shall decide "nen
there Is fund on band to enable the s'a1e
r. nav n part of the interest due on the pao-
Ne debt and declare the same payable upon
xnnlica,ion. This is good. 1t is well for The
State to pay what she has IN band' QUO II
would be vastly better for her to raise the
revenpe to meet the claims upon her, and
thus make all her people happy and various
industries prosperous. In short, make rea
State of herselt-one competent and respon'
sbie in every way. Every inch State!
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Judge ABBOTT, Of Boston, is DC g visit to
this city, and sojouraing with General cart
LETT. Che Judge ise learned jurist and a
liberal-m:nded gentleman. His name was
discussed,:n connection with the position Of
United Safes senator from Massachusetts,
and there vas good reason to believe ut one
time that he would be elected. DAWES was
chosen. The election Of the Judge would
have been a g1eat gain to the cause of justice
and national Armony.
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NyCOCOA MATING
at 60 and 70c.a yard-very cheap
FLOOR OIL.CLOrH from 40 to S5c square
yard;
oIL.CLOTH MATS at Soc, 75c., 81, sl.25, Fl so.
and ~;
COTTON DIAPER Il, 81 rs, $3.50, aud s1.75 for
piece Of o yards
HUCKABACK TOWELS at il rs, $3.50, $l.75,
81, 1925, up to 81 5 per DOZEN
DOYLIES-all pure linen-at &C.,, 75c., and ~
per dozen;
TABLE DAMASk in every quality:
WISE-CLOTE, and DUYLlES 10 match;
PINK, GREEN, and VEL Low FLAX CLOTHS
and NAPKINS to match;
COTTON DAMASk for furniture covers;
COLORED LINEN tor covering furniture;
WHITE TERRY at popular prices.
A full line Of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
at the lowest prices can always be found at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
very large assortment OF PaRAsOLS just re-
ceycd. NH ~
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n T. r. PRICE j. CO. have opened
this morning, by steamer,
NEW SPRING MEDIUM PRINTS,
NEW WHITE-GRoCSD PRINTS,
PERCALEs and CAMBRICs,
COTTON CAMBRlCS,
EUFFLJNGs, CoRsETS.
MOURNING GOODS, in
BoMBAZiSE CLOTHS, TAMIsE,
lMPERATRIcE, MoHAIRs, ALPACAs,
REPS, DELAISEs, CAsHMERRS,
ENGLISH CRAZE, GRAPE Wells,
BLACK SILK GLOVES,
BLACK KID GLOVES,
BLACK LONG SHAwLS,
BLACK SQUARE sBAwLs,
COLLARS, CUFFS, &C., &C. fe 10
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to authorize the presence Of two witnesses
of each political party at the canvass $50 o.
votes OF every election was laid on the tanle.
House bill to amend the Code In relation
to the inspection Of tobacco was laid on Tue
table.
Adjourned at 10 P, NJ. on motion OF MIR.
KoINER.
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M FEBRUARY Is, 1875.
More bargains in
TOWELS,
TABLE-LISEN,
SHEETISGS.
NAPKINS,
sfRlSG AND SUMNER DREss-GooD5.
T. r. PRICE CO.
are still selling wonderful bargains in LINEN
GOODS Winter. Spriug. and summer DRESS
GOODS, &C. also, BLACK and COLUKED SILKS.
just received
IRISH LINENS,
BALMORALS,
KID GLOVES flor Lad!es and Gentlemen),
BLEACHED CUTTOSS,
COTTON SHEETiSGs,
PlLLOW-COTTON,
BED-BLANkETS, &C, &c. fe Is
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more in day than he would daripg his
whole life away from us. He vii see what
evils come from government without know.
ledge, and, what is worse, rnder the spirit Oh
n,.I;yn,,v and passionate prejudice.
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We are obliged 70 Senator RANSOM, OF
North Carolina, for copy of his able speech
made upon Mr.. MoRros's resolution sdmit.
ting PISCuBAcK to 8 seat in the Senate.
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A bill TO repeal the law requiring insur.
unce companies doing business IN South Car
ollna to make deposit Of bonds as security
TO p0licy-holders has passed both branches of
,-s Legislature o. Tia: S:l,e, uad 49, =. e.
aaab,edls Ne sisucd by tie Governor.
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HBLACK LUSTRE,
BLACK ALPACA,
ENGLISH BOhBAZfNES,
FRENCH BOMBAZGSES,
AUSTRALIAN CREPE,
BLACK MOHAIR,
BLACK CiIALLI,
CASHMERE,
FRENCH MERISO,
COLOENA CLOTH, PANAMA CLOTH.
In fact, the best assortment Of MOURNING
GOODS in the city 1, at LEVY BRO HERS,
lU17 and lO19 Main street.
Look at our assortment Of WHITE TRIM
MISG5. mn ~
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The reader will find many interesting
statements Of facts in Postmaster-General
UNVEILS lecture published by US this morn.
s,,fx
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the Cad instant. in the Central Pres
byterian church. Washington ely, by me Sr R KY
Esn' Of Fredonia, ~ Y, to Miss MAGGIE e.
FINK, of Titusvile, Pa.
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~ TWELVE.QUARTER MARSElLLEs
Quilts at 1878, reduced from the usual
price-s5. LEVY BROTHERS.
An excellent assortment Of CASHMERE for mems
and boys wear. mh ~
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NE COD-LlVER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
JOUR OWN IMPORTATIOS-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 IT, tina,
1t Is more accountable to tue stomach and more
easily assimilated than any other oil.
fresh supply lust received direct from New
fouudand. MEADE 4 bAhEh,
Importing Pharmacists,
felO 9I9 Main street.
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EY ENGLISH CHEVIO I for SHIFTING,
only &C. yard, at
mh27 LEVY BROTHERS..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

--~~-~~
me- GRAND OPENING
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS,
lO17ASD 1919 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
Althe novelties of the season, comprising
PLAID and INVISIBLE CHECK MOHAIRs;
DUNKIRK Mob AIRS;
MATELASSE SILKS;
STRIPED and CHECKED JAPANESE SILKS ;
CaENE MIXTURES;
sILK.WARP PONGEE;
PLAIN PONCE
MOHAIR DIAGONALS;
MATELAssE ALPACA;
GRAY MIXTURES:
PRINCESS MIXTURES;
CHECKED and STRIPED SILKS:
PLAIN SILKS In exquisite shades;
A full line of BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK.
All Of the above goods are offered at prices par
tIcularIy attractive. The assortment is such as VIII
please the most ras,idious. An examination of our
stock Is respectfully solicited.
LEVY BROTHERS.
A new lot of RED-CHECK MATING just re-
ceIved NH 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27

NJ CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.-La.
dies and gentlemen cordially invited TO examine
the latest styles Of CANOPY-TOP and other kinds
OF CARRIAGES In the greatest variety at lowest
prices at the Temple Of Fancy, No. IT'S Ma!r
street JOHN DOES,
NH 26-lm
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TOB PRINTING.
Send y~oar orders FOR printing 10 DISPATCH
l,Ii,I.isCsa X ycI 49, @ ~ =.
promptly Neatly, anu cata9,i e&ecQted " 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27

EJ 1000 PIECES.HAMBUKGH Enc.
1SGs and INsERTIaGS from 121c mn ~ 20
per yard at sYCLE nKCiggrEgnouc .
NH 81 iIho.
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n NEW STYLES DRESS GOOnS,
received daily ut sYCIE RRoTueuS,|
HAMBURGER EDGINGs aud ISSEKTING>
speciality. NH o.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27

NE TOU CAN ALWAYS FIND THE
latest style goods at the lowest prices at
SYCLE BROTHERS,,
APT Broad street,
NH 81 between Fourth and Fifth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27

~ Spring CASSIMERES list
opened at SYCLE BRUTHRps.
CLARK's COTTON, zoe. per dozen. hEh ,;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27

1 WE HAVE JUST OPENED
select stock OF LADIES and MISSES CORsETs
We call special attention to "Our Own ~ AZ sGc
worth double the money. ''"-
New style COLLAR and CUFFS at
mn ~ SYCLS BROTHERS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27

NO" SIP RING CALICOES, SPRING
PEkCALE5, and new LAWNS, received dsIlv =.
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
Remember, we have reduced the price OF m,
best Lawns 10 exc. per yurd. NH 81 Sf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ne sYCLE BROTHERS HAVE Jrrsr,
onened the latest styles or PARAa0Ls, when ~.
offer as the very lowest prices. nh .a.sy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27

The House me. {: 10 :. =. SPEAKER
HAAG.R prcsldi.g,