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Hr, KrSEAr.Y has grown famous to de-
gee unparalleled. lie became wor'"-re-
sowned in the great TIcHBoRNE case, and has
now added Immensely to bis stock of fame
by his motion in the House OF Commons OF
England coudemning the judges in the TIcH.
BORNE trial, which received one vote against
4ss. 1t is probablya case unprecedented.
We suppose that Mr.. WHA.LEY's was the
siuglc vote, Or. kHSEALv not voting from
sense of propriety. WHALLsY Is a
brave man to take tue tield--ait the
world 70 nothing. If It had been desirable
to pat iiuer point on this folly, "uALLES
succeeded ia doing so by giving tue prose
cution of ARTHUR ORION the name OF
" ecrish plot" That was quite enough te
sustain one vote-Mr. WHALLEFs.
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SH.nL WE PRESERVE THE Fab FAME OF
Niwarst.. WHICH Our Fathers HANDED
.Dswsro tUs, OR WILL We REcKLEssLY BLACK
EN- HER HoNORED NAME FOR FILTHY LuCRE's
SaKE?-It is bumiliating to have to consider
these questions, which Fulkerson aud bis fol-
lowers have forced upon the people of the
State. 1t is like asking man OF strict ana
nice, integrity whether be will live by honest
courses or by stealing. His first and right I'M
oulse, is to knock down the fellow who pro-
hounds the insoleut question. In Ike mar
uer the people of Virginia ought Indignantly
to repudiate these Fukersontes, who baVe
sauarey and distinctly propounded these III
sultiue questions to them. The effort to make
the people believe that the refusal to take the
bonds of the State at less than discount OF
20 per cent. in payment of taXes-for the pay
ment of which at par they are pledged-ls
not reputation, simply adds to the insult
of the proposition to repudate her solemn
Obligations. 1t is based upon the idea
that the people are so ignorant that they
cannot see that there is Us clear case OF VII
Iainy in refusal to pay one-fiith of just
debt as there is in the refusal to pay any part
of it; that they are fools enough to believe 1t
right to cheat man out OF twenty
cents but wrong TO cheat him out OF
a dollar. We can readily perceive
how, before the decision of the Su.
preme Court of Appeals, gentlemen did
differ 10 regard to the funding bill. We can
understand how gentlemen with high re-
gard for the honor Of the State did differ
about this bill. We ourselves think it ought
to be changed in some respects, If it could
be. We believe that the creditors of the
State would act wisely and rightly If they
would abate the war-interest and the interest
on the coupons given for interest. But how
men can, since the Court Of Appeals has de-
cided that the State is bound by the funding
bill ia all its parts as solemn contract
with her creditors, now undertake, with
out the consent of the creditors, to refuse to
pay the coupons except at a discount OF
twenty per cent. we cannot understand. Ii
we ure not able to pay it, let US say so. lu.
ability to pay debt is not dislonorable:
but the refusal 10 pay debt to the extent OF
durability. for which the highest court has
decided We are bound, is but little, if any,
better thun stealing. 1t cannot be that the
people of Virginia will consent TO act so
meaply,- Charlottesville JeferSOntdn.
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Tho New Reservoir.

s,o,onel CursRAw's report on the su'o'c'
or the new reservoir and the pumping power
ri the water.works is published to-day. lie
is IN engineer of ability, and we are s'ao 10
coo that he relieves doubts as to the capacity
of the present pumping power. lie compar'-V
son the amount Of water that can be d's>
CHARGED in ,wenty.four hours into The new
rnservoir is not seriously less than that whch
e,n no discharged into the old reservoir in
the same time: only about ass 600 galisns IN
nearly four millions.
Colonel O>rsnA~ In a brief statement
elbows the immense advantage the CITY will
derive from the location of the new resef-
roir, It Will iusare an ample supply Of wa
ters to all parts of the city. The pumping
force, while meeting present demands, Will
have in time to beincrcssed; but that soousa
no, brirg in question the propriety OF loca-
ting the reservoir upon the very highest
ground In the territory near the city. 1t
was absolutely necessary thatsuch q location
should be chosen. IL the pumping power
should be insufficient to supply that locality
with waterit should be increased. The protec~
ton rs well as the comfort snd health OF TIE
CITY demand that the water supply should be
abnuasnt. A .cisy like isichmond cannot
trust TO stinted suprls for some OF tee
mos costly residences and large poqNta
ton of families. We cannot atfecd to Keep
so nuch>vatuable property in pert; ana III
s,ufayorab!e TO health, It is very UNGst 10 ssH
s,cople for water whtot they get in s,ch elm'
sted supply that it amounts, IN comparison
with the abundance which offers esgoy'
almost tosa denial q the blessing
PROSPEROUS andsTopulous cities see chat
their gus for city consumption as seeoed 81
the lowest place iE the city, and tbG tbcr
reservoir for w<scr is upon the kgbesS
ground near thcclty. The two huies ohRS
,force their way 10 all points Of censunptIon'
We baye at last,'by the loesaeH Of the ne"
reservoir: carried out fully this rule And
whether thepamping force is sufficient or
not, the city government hss done Wisely
That. force, ..iftdefcient, rewst DC 1rcreased.
Tho most important interests OF the city '7e-
-lu-e It.
Colonel CresHAw shows low aO1fortu1ate
it is to. suspend the work On the reservoir.
That g-end"improyement saay be thrown
into another gear, to the great distress of
considerable part Of our Populgtion7 for
which there can be no good ceason- We
venture to- express the hope that both
branches.of the city Legislature Wei as soon
as possible relieve the work from this I'M
fortunate suspension. What is the Ise 'ei
distressing the people aud Keeping tsse large
sum expended for the work At interest white
the public are needlessIy deprived Of The
benefits they hoped 10 gsin by liz eEpenai-
;ture!
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SPECIAL GOTICEs.

!" GO TO sYCLE BROTHERS TO
buy your DRY a0oDs, rs they bare the largest
and best-ass,rted stock OF FOREIGN and DO
MEsTiC GOODS nthe city. To their very ex-
tcnsive stock they have just received
5000 PARA5ULS of the latest styles, from 81 up
tt 80;
5000 pieces NECK and ShSH-RIBBOSS,i In all
coTors and widths, from sc. per yard up;
A handsome assortment of PLAIN LINEN, EN-
BROIDERED, and LACE HANDhER.
CHIEFS;
l 900 different styles SILK and LACE TIES;
All the late s,ascs of the best brands MD
GLOVES at 75c. and 81 worth 81 so ana ~
apair;
less variety;
HaMnURGH EDGINGs and 1NsERTINGs-the
most attractive assortment ever shown In this
or any other city before;
COTTON TRIMMINGS and COVENTRY RUIZ
FILINGS from 15c apiece up;
| q. 600 pieces DAISY TRIMMINGS at 25c. apiece
usually sold at 81 .25 and $3.50;
| $1,000 yards CAMBRIA INSERT1NGS-oniy
25c. for dozen yards;
Latest sty es LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS just
received.
special attention is called to our stock Of WHITE
| GOODS, such us Tarlatans, Swiss Musiins' VIC
t0ria Lawns, tldIn anu 'ttipc' A'oii'SSo'>S'
Null Muslins, &C.; which we will offer at the
lowest prices. ..s.
NOTTINGHAM LACES and LACE CURTAINS
| very cheap;
| 500 TIDES Just opened at IL worth double the
A large stock of LACE sACQUEs and LACE
spRISIi and SUMMER sHAWLs:
We have ali styles DRESS GOODS from 12kc. per
ysrduD;
| soonest shades ever shown:
SILK and JaPANESn; POPLINS, plain aud
| striped at soc. per yard
BLACK and COLURED GRENADINES from
BLACK and COLoRED SILKS cheaper than ever
BLACK.ANp-W Il r E-STklPE U NJ N Il
| SILKS at 75c. sold every where at 81;
Large stock OF SPRING and SUMNER CASol-
| MERES:
| TABLE-LlNEES, TOWELS, and NAPKINS al
| great Inducements:
MATTlNGS. white and fancy checked.
Call and look for yourself at the bargains offered
at SYCLE BROTH Frs.
429 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth,
|
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spsCIAL NOTICES.
NJ on TUESDAY, APRIL 9TH,
we will offer The
LARGEST STOCK OF SILKS

I Hewill offer the
LARGEST STOCK OF SILKS
tver exhibited in this city, and at prices that VIII
astonish the closest buy ers.
BLACK GRoS-GRAIN SILK at sl.l0 worth
$3.50;
BLACK GRos.GRAIN SILK at 1925 worth
s1.G5;
BLACK Geos-GRAIN SILK at sl.35 worth
S1.75;
BLACK GRos-GRAIS SILK at 81 worth
s1.s5;
BLACK GROs-GEAIN SILK at $3.50 wo nth s2
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK at s1.65 worth
1926,
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at &1.75 worth
$3.50;
BLACK eros. GRAIN SILK at 81 worth s2.70; :
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at 1926 worth IS;
BLACK GR0SGRAIN SILK at $3.50 wor til
1926;
BLACK GRos.GRAIN SILK at 1915 worth
| 1915;
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK at 1880 worth
| $3.50;
| BiyACk IAFFEIA SlLh 1T CoS' "'hs"
BLACK TAFFETA SILK ats1 worth sl'2o
BLACK TAFFETA SILK at sl.25 worth sl.7'
BLACK TAFFETA SILK at $l.35 worth sl.o'
BLACK TAFFETA SILK at 50 worth S2.oo'
PLAIS.COLORED SILKS at 75c, 81, Sl.29
s1.s5.sl.5o, s1.75, ~. 50 25. and $3.50. Par
ucular attention is called to the SILKS at SLOW
and ~ PER yard also, to the elegant shade o'
green for evening dresses at $780, which Is
well worth 81 so, and light.blue at $3.50 worth
So.
STRIPED SILKS at 75c., s5c. 9oc., 81 anc
1928. Particular attention is called to Inc
Black-Ground White Stripes and Gray-Ground
Black Stripes at 9Oc. worth fl 25.
CHECKED SILKS at 81 per yard;
BLACK LINISG-SILK, extra wide, at 10 and
s5c. per yard worth IL and al'25.
Those in want of SILKS should not fall to ex"m-
Inc our stock as we prepared to offer extraordi-
nary Inducements. ,r,,v pporurpS
| app "a LEV oho1i'S'N'
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The Legislature to be chosen this year WIZ
eject the successor of Senator JOHNSTON. we
uay, therefore. reasonably expect to ksve a
peody number of leading lawyers among
the ,crsdidates Sor the Legislature next TALL"
ybe State win thus get the benefit OF their
services III that body, though only one can 20
tottc Federal Senate.
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seek to prepare better for unseasonaoie
weather, our discomfort now will not oe IL
vain. BIT NAV. is too prone to forget alle'
ton and also TO neglect its admonitlons. ou'
present ills are always the worst, and we sell
dom cxncct their return and are seldom
prepared to encounter them. wen, "e''' w
may he All the happier for this. --.-....-,
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Anew SHOE HOUSE,
II a.

r ARGE STOCK OF NEW ANDa1Hg
IL sEAS0NABLE GOODS.-Lu,ests styles RHA
BUUTS AND SHOES fer Gentlemen's weary ~
CALF BUOTs, sewed. with Iox-toe, IS SO -
worth IS: Gestlelnen's CALF CONGRESS GAL
TIERS, crinDed and with bOS-toe, $3.50 worth
$3.50: Genllespen's CALF ALEXIS, - Sc &oI tn
$5; Cue ALEXIS and CONGRESS GAII ERo al
~ so worth 1850; good CATER Mt ~ worth
gSsd 'I for schooI.wear. IL s. up to s2-just half
price; Isfant's shoes, SOC. up; Ladies' wear great
variety from VI 25 up to the finest LACED and
BUTTUNkD SHOE> and CATERS; Home and
Nortnern-nade Peniten,tsry SHOES at q very low
figure; SHOES for WorkIngmen and Farmers
wear at prices ~ defy competition ut the old cheap
store OF Nj. GOLDEN.
NIB 3O-Sm 1928 Main street.
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i12r;ohtss;t and .Besl. A Choice Collection of
New Songs, Dsets, Choruses, [&e., &c.,J
for the Sunday School, DC. By Rev. Ro'
.Ba,S Lowry aud w. HOWARD DoANE. New
YORK and Chicago: BlGLow d MAIN
The publishers of This little book have
,been perhaps the most successful in the coun-
try tn selling Sunday.school music.
This boekis for sale by STARKE & RYLASD,
E;rhmonr
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AMuSEMENTs.
GRAND CONCERT
A ssENlBLY HALL,

ASSEMBLY HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, April 81, 1870
CHOIR OF THE SECOND BAPTIST ChufCh'
assisted by Mrs ALVIN BARTON OF hmo4 S,nas
Tenn Mrs REISIIARDT, aud about seventy o lle,s
Of our best musicians lamateur and pfolcssioha'h
anu KEssNICHs ORCHESTRA,
p.oe,s.o- g, TURNER. .Accompani:t.
PROGRAMME:
PART l.
l. Overture 70 S. I1pns cHci1Esrsa.
Q. Chorus Hail to thee Liberty "-operap ossini
aSa%'s C:o.r,l,o-: sweetheart Millald.
s. so'0-'"""'!MtHi Miss RE1SHARDr. >,
-soprano and tass-' Evening ~. Nicotdf.
Mrs. BARTON and Mr.. SRAST.c ho,-
= npsrte1te-by second Baptist Church CnoirI
~ Misses BEDFORD and REINHARDT, aad
Messrs. KBeFoRD and GRANT. o,.,,o,
6, Solo-Mezzo scsr ,. -n A"eia'oe 'Des'e
?, Chorus" Lsed Of the Trumpet and the Snssf;;i
of'' With soprano solo by Mrs. BARTON.
PAEVu.
, chorus-- Awake, the Night is Banning
- 0 Opera ''raslre D'Amort7' Donlzel q.
| With srorano solo and soprano 2Rd tenor due'
nv Mrs. REINHARDT and Mr.. BEDFORD: =,
Mr.. GRANT.
! . Solo-Soprauo-"U Luce D Quest Aniua"-
+; Opera "Liada oil hamoeaix'" Dohize'H
Mrs. RRISHARDT. .
. r.;o co,r,ro Tenor and RaSs-"The Hour OF
4 Vengeance Coneth"-Ura.orto" Engedi;
| Mrs. BARTON. Messrs. REDFoRD ana GRANT.
| r TuctDIcnor md neZzo-sUprano-"S SAY once
Again Love Thee"-Lpera " Don Pasquae,, .,
| Mr.. and Miss BEDFORD.
g. Solo-Soprano-'' lie Carneyai de venice ~ j.
| rialions de Concert-arrangedb by Jules Beneolct
! Mrs. BARTON.
2. Chorus" Crowned with the Tempest.Oper;
| With bass solo by Mr.. GRANT, and soprano Cd
! hgato by Mrs. kEINHARDT.
| TICKETS, rs cents.
Reserved seats at Wyatt's muslc-store on and atte
Friday, 23d instant, without extra charge.
Doors open at TX o'clock. Concert Will commence
at az O'Clock precisely ap27-1t
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che phrase "Irish bull" is said TO owe
IFS origin to OBADIAH BULL, an lr'sn lawyer
who lived in the time of HENRY Will, VINO
vas famous for his blunderS. Vide Ror-
n.,cinf
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NE COD-LIVER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN MPORTATION-THE BSST,
PUkEST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony Of our physicians who
prescribe It, aud Of patients who have taken IT, that
1t is more accountable to the stomach aud more
easily assimila, ed than any other oil. ~ -.
A fresh supply lust received direct from New
foundland.. MEADE q BAKER.
ss rs Importing Pharmacists,
fe1O 3l9 Aaln street.
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CHINESE LAUNDRY,

CHOW THOMSON will open his new CHINESE
LAUNDRY, No. 1917 on the sOath side OF Frank.
lin Street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
" descriptions "f ma.lnag done at lair rate and
NAN .Lpa.eA. sAfoAage solicited. ~ 2G-..#
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GO FOR BECHER-B. BECHER, 14O3 MAIN
STREET.
CASHMERE SUITS, CLOTH SUITS, FANCY
SUITS for children, NECK-TiES, BOWS,
SCARFS. HANDkERCHiEFS, GLOVES.
WHITE aud CULORED SHIRTS slightly DAM
aged by water, bus as good at great sacri-
fee. b. BECKER, l4O3 Main street.
ap24.2w Richmond, Va.
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MI DELAYED TEETH.-We have
prepared, after consultation with some or our
best dentists, a CARBOLIC M0UTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient in the treatment OF DE-
CAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. 1t acts as u
complete diSinfectdnt 10 the odor caused by de-
,ayed teeth, and is very pleasant to the smell and
taste Sold In bottles; so cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
fe1O 919 Main street
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FslsapkN. SRysIEa. &c.

NEW GOODSt NEW GOUDS!-nRR
IN l have now In store q full line of gen F#a
saeIuen,s cine Handmade SHOES, such ase E&S
Goat ami Calf Strap-s1es, Goat and Calf vs."
Pr ace Alherts ladies misses, and chiioren7s FINE
SHOES-ali sizes and colors; Trunks, Valises, and
sataheis, at w. Z. w. TAYLOK2,
ar l9 Fourth and Broad streets.
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MARRIAGES.

Married In this CRY, April25, 1875. by Rev: j..
g. Hutsou, Mr.. JOSEPH ~. WILL ANS and Miss
SALLIE Z. PKIDDY; both Of Richmond, Va.
Marriedsat the residence of the brides father,
near ro~hatan Courthouse, Va, on Tuesday ne
NICHOLAS RUFFIN, of Richmond, Va, to
NARY WINSTON, second daughter OF DIR. John
i. uarric.
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NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
ARE SELLING BLACK SILKS

They desire to call especial attention 10 their
extensive stock Of
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
which is well made from the best brands of cot
tons, and will be found handsome.
DRESS GOODS Of every description aud quality;
BLACK GRENADINES from 40c. to $3.50;
MEXICAN GRENADINEs-very handsome;
sIDE-BAND LAWNS and ORGANIZES;
GRENADINES for POLONA1SE-very handsome;
CUIRASS and TABLIER SETS;
Novelties In SCARFS,
HAT-SCARFS,
RUFFS, and
RUFFLISGS;
LACE BARBES-haudsome assortment;
LACE SCARFS-SPANISH and GUIPURE.
We have just opened most attractive
assortment Of
LADIES' SUN-UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
with beautiful handles, we'll assorted, In bone,
horn. ivory. pearl, ebony. and cornrlian. an 10
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EXCURSIONS.
& PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTI0NS & PARTNERSHIP.
DY MUTUAL AGREEMENT Mr.. w.
- Fl. HAMMOND This day withdraws from the
firm on account cf bad health. The GENERAL
the same style of firm as heretofore.
p. +. WILSON & co.
RICHMOND, VA, April 81, 1875.
In retiring from the firm do so for the reason
above stated. and most cheerfuiiy recommend the
firm 10 the full confidence OF the public.
ap 26-3t W. ii. HAMMoND.
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~PARASOLS! PARASOLS!

Large additions to our stock; every variety Oh
handle and MATERIAL all sizes; all TO be sold al as
tonishlngly low prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at our cheap SILKS. ap ~
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MEETINGS..
MILITARY NOTICES.

A TrENTkON, "F" COMPANY
N Mesa in the armory Of Company G. ,,over@
Putney & Waks's store, corner ThirteenLh anu M
Main strtr;is. THIS lTuesday! EVENING at s il
O'Clock To- ,ar!l, In undress s,uiform, witt arms
BY Orde, Aof Captain CLARKE.
ROBERT II. GILLIAN,
,ap 27-1ts Orderly Sergeant
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MOURNING GOODS-a full line in BLACK
GRENA.oIS ES, ALPACAS, MoHAlRs, bonn
BAZINES, WOOL DELAlNES, TAMISE, and
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, CREPE Wells,
GLOVES, aud BoRDERED HANDkER-
cHIEFs at the very lowest prices.
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T. r. PRICE & CO.
have opened more Of those handsome
HAMBURGu GRENADINES, in white and linen
shades, for polonaiSes-entire novelty-trim-
mings 10 match them;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, heavy and fine warp;
BLACK GRoS- GRAIN SILKS, IL 10 81 yard;
New PERCALES aud CAMBRICS;
Novelties In CALICOS;
PLAIN and STRIPED SILKS, very cheap.
yo1ruS1Sc Goops-such as silk Warp Hcnriettas,
Silk-Warp Chales, Bombazincs. Tamise.
BosfBAzISE CLOTHS, DELAISES;
GRAPES and GRAPE Wells, extra;
BLACK and CoLoRED h I'D GLOVES;
THREAD GLOVES and GAuSTLETS;
New-s;yle CoRS ETs for stout ladies, &c.
Elegant line PARAsoLs and UMBRELLAS for ladies
and gentlemen. ap 20
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EAtR FOR THE BENEFIT OF GRACE
kPirCOPAL) CHUKCH.--1hc ladies' of tbi.
cnurch wi,l hold FAIR ut No. 0O9 Min s, reef
israrns's block} commencing MONDAY the 2e,n
instant vi ! 2 O'Clock ii and cOnlinuiHg d,ripg the
wtek from z 9'ci0ck NJ. 10 midnight. LUNCH,
aGE.CREaH. JsLLY, CAKES. aud CONFEi.
fioSFRlES OF every kiud, Also. a beautiful as
s.rtpent OF USEFUL and FANCY ARTICLES.
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nUN'T PAY S5 Fur A GAL 63
~ TER when you can buy city-made a~SsS
one for 81. iIon't pay - for a saoe when you can
buy one for IS. This is true: If you don't believe
IL 20 to The factory, 2l5 Broad street between Sec
Qnd and Third. Nothin but cty-made goods sold
Every pair warranted. ROUTS FOOTED TO OK.
DER FOR ONLY IS. sel6
{ QUESTION: Where can buy
~ good SHOES for myself or chill a4zSD
oreh 1T low bgures, but made OF zood materaiY
between Second and Third where i,othing but city.
made goods are sold.
bsDFs footed 10 order for only &c. Sc Is
EriEh-HEADS. Il TO 1919 ps.r IT, u,
81 al tie UlSP.TCH pkJSTiNs.RfTr ,r
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ME- WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN, II
yards wide, at 25c. per yard worth Soc;
Tucked CAMBRIA SKIRTING, II yards wide,
at SOC. per yard-regular price every where 81
TUCKED CAMBRIA SKIRTlNG for children al
25c. worth soc. per yard;
Extraordinary bargains in HANDkERCdlEfs'
Fifty new styles of RUFFLING at lower prices
than ever;
NECK-SCARFS IN great variety;
PERCALES and CAMBRICS;
PIOUES, VICTORIA LAWNS, and q general as
sortment of WHITE GOODS;
PRINCES and But TONS of the latest styles :;
HAMBURGER NET for making sacques, jackets,
polonaises, &c;
LACkS for trimming same, in all qualities, at
ap24 LEVY bfolhEho'
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EXTR ACT FROM MINUTES OF RICHMOND
BOARD, APRIL 2l, 1875.

BOARD, APRIL 81. 1875.
ResOlred, That the Loca! Hoard have carefully
considered the printed statements, showing Tho
general condition OF the Company, presented by
Messrs Davenport i Co., general agents and oh
serve with satisfaction :hc extraordinary security
offered by this company 10 the holders Of It's poll
cies, not only In It's great reserve, In It's cautious
management, In the conservative character # its
investments, but Ia the unlimited personal liability
OF Its numerous sharenolders-a safeguard, 1t is b.
eved not TO be found IN The charter OF any Aueri-
can company.
These characteristics of the Liverpool, London,
and Globe Insurance Company, so we'll understood
by the whole commercial world, make The office OF
aiding IN di1using lis benefits In the community
duty their fellow citizens, which the members Of
the Local Board will discharge with pleasure and
confidence.
Directors In Richmond:
Colonel ARCHER ANDERSON, Chairman;
RICHARD l.. BROWN.
CHARLES L. DAVIS.
DAVENPORT q Co.
General gents for Virginia,
ap24.6t West Virgiuia, aud North Carolina.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-27

NEW GOODS! SPRING eooDs,-<@
just opened large stock Of gentlemen's fine
hand. malIe Goat and Calf-Sirap shoes, Oxford
Ties, aud Prince Alb TT Caters and Boots.
LADIES' Boots, Lace Shoes, slippers, and New
port Ties. Boys and misses Shoes. ChildreL's
Trunks, VAsises, Sataaels, Over-Gait-rs, &c.
j. A. GRIGG,
apl7 Tenth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-27

PoNGEE SILKS, STRIPED SILKS, PLAID
and sOLID.COLOR POPLINS, and DRESS
GOODS from zoe. TO 75c. A large line, and very
low Call and look at them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-27

no THE CONSERVATIVE VOTERS OF
i FAIRFIELD TUWNSHiP.-After due con.
sideyatlon, anR by tie adv of u great many Of
my E:iends, respectfully withdraw ing name ~ u
that can do The arty more good rs worser. as 1
viii always strive Cor the success of the Csuserva-
tive cane believing In my heart that the success of
true cohAe7ratiSm Il the only means of saving The
country 18th from nsapcial and pOitlcal ruin.
Very re respectfully. &C.. MtER ANGLE.
fLcHMoSD. April 20, 1875. 27-lt&