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Smuggling.

Th,s nation. started by the heroes oil the
Revolution along the path Of s'nlplic''s ah"
x;r,,,c is rapitlly becoming distinguished LOT
an the national viccs and for parting WIN .'e
curc principles sand practices wnich prcVa''eu
IN the early republic. Now we nave Tue oe-
yelonments Of extraordinary smusshhs VI
foreign goods. 1t is said that the smugglers
have been astonishingsy SUCCESSIVE. we
have no doubt Of it; for II any nation can
furnish mere wonderful iaaancesot no"
peo,le ca n evade their own laws than those
afforded by what the world callstke " Yankee
natieaD we are not aware of IT. II Is saia
that u, success in importing silks has been
60 gre at that SrRwART-that greatest Yankee
that was ever born out Of this country--ifSs
hetsn compelled to discontinue the business
OF dealing In silks altogether. Ihas Is
Startling.
well, and what Of itI" Why this that
>y%rtue cannot be expected to flow FROM laws
which offer premiNm for crime. II ma
sion so taxes goods that come into the coun-
vry as to leave room lortrge profit sy those
eyadipg the tax it will be evaded, and the
skill and perseverance 10 the efforts TO eVaoe
! it will be always IN proportion to the profit
that may be gained by the evasion.
High taxes on imports, and what arc calico
protective tariffs, may be classed "itn
those hostile measures of nations TOWARDS
one another which legitmately eliminate
r in piracy. They are the enemies OF csV'lza.
ton and the generators of vice. "A marked
, feature of the principles Of our ioretathers
f was that they were opposed to all measures
that offered ten platiop to resistance. IheS
considered that the end OF government
4 was the peace and happiness OF the
, governed. and that no law that tendec
TO oppress people or excited a dkpo
, s;tion TO eyade or resist the public authority
was wise or beneficial. Inpositions were
reasonable, Expenditures were economical
I public habits were simple, salaries were To-"
f and all the usages Of society, public and pr
I yate. were favorable to virtue and suomls
o sion to law. How changed We have cor
r ruptop in all departments Of Government
= anu tue laws, uJauy vi tuSlh, "o~''
.. premiums for dishonesty and resistance.
! No wonder that there is smuggling; anc
I it will continue. The only way to stop 1t Ii
t to reduce the tax on imports 1t will be salt
=. that we have great debt and must impose
4 high import duties. Very we'll; we may
phiosophically assume that law going Il
the point of taxation which puts an end tt
smuggling will more than probably be the
b. exact law that will bring the largest revenue
into the treasury.
f The true duty of the Statesman is to STUDY
q how best to administer the Government, ant
e at the same time to maintain the public VIZ
y tue. TO avoid in the laws of the land al
! temptation TO resistance and crime should b'
, HIS controlling desire. Certainly these grant
objects are little thought of by our presen
: statesmen We are not surprised that in TIT
midst of the corruption smuggling, the gene
{ raI.eoncomtant of a corrupt and eXtravagan
Government, should appear. 1t is abad sigt
r fer the country.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NE DOUBLE CHEST.PROTEcTops
Of every size, imported from England md -,
at MEABE& BAKERS druy.,,,,.
DITMAS'5 SEA SALT. ia % and SOC m,,L..
soldat MEADE 4 gAKER,3 druysror."
CHARCOAL BISCUIT ana LOZESGEs, fo.m
relief and cure OF foul breath, heartburn md -
pepsIa. Sold at MEADE BAKERS drups,,, -
CUTTERS POCK EFT ISHaLERs Afford ~
relief 10 sorcthroat, bronchitis, and cat,rrh S
at MEADE & BAKERS druyao,. ~
PATE PECTORALE, ALUM and KIxr,S
ENGES, and CHLORATE or POTasS' w
ESGES, for coughs. colds, and sorr,hrns, s iryI-
MEADE & BAKERS drugstore -
leu 9l9 Main stree.
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A RED HOT DkuoskAr WANTS MORE CIvrl

A RED. Hor DEMoskAr WANTS MORE CIVIL
W AZ AS AN OFFSET TO CIVIL RiGHTs -Ne,o
O,.iea,as, February 1.-THE Bulletin, 10 a
dnL'nIe-leaded editorial, this morning. urges
the Democrats Of The West AID South to pre-
pare Tor civil war. 1t calls upon the Con-
federate soldiers of the South to continue to
out aside arms ARD muaitions-thls time for
+ prolonged campaign. The passage OF the
a.il.rlghtS bill and Grants Arkansas mes
sage justly this preparation. 1t denounces
the Hoar committee for its Efforts TO bring
. ,beut au adjustment, and condemns the
uenbers OF The Conservative party who ap.
D roged their action. A delegation Of last,
Iii .ch Democrats have left for Washington
to ,ndeavor TO prevent the recognition OF the
KEEL 'ogg government by Congress. The I'M
medi ate action of Congress would stop all
iurtb, " fuc ious opposition to the State gov.
erume ut, and spoil the game of keeping the
Lou,sia pa controversy open for the cam ,aien
of 1876. Special to the Wdshingto" Republi.
can.
rive suppose the above to be one of the
Republicans Iies.]
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nIy ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY.

IS 600 worth Of SPRING and SUMNER DRESS
GOODS,
POPLIES. PIQUES, COLORED SILKS. &c.
Also. Towels. NAPKINS, HOfLlcS.
rABLE-CLUl liz, u he sold of al great satF!aCe
during the month of February.
T. r. PRICE p CO.
viii sell upon their back counter during The h"N'
tni e. days some great bargains In the above g"|:',
% which special stt-nHon IS called
SPnING and sUMMakP PINS,
SPRING and 81 MMER SILKS.
WHITE AMI CuLDRED PiQDES;
FALL DkrSS 90 IDS, best shades
TABLE DAM rs,
TABLE-CLOTll-.
rABLE-NaPki ) and n'fLiFS,
Tow L., HUCkaHA,kS
COLORrD TABLk-CLOTHs, &c, &c. le 5
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ne sYCLE BROTHERS WILL oFFrn

the following GOODS for next week:
500 pieces wAsH-PoPLlS at 1oc. per Yard.
500 pieces ysrd.vide ENGLISH sUrrrNGs Ar,
LoSOos shohEs at l2i4c. worth 2oc.;
100 pieces 4 FRENCH PERcALE at 2zc. WORT
1916;
100 pieces A PERCALE at 121c. would h. chs,.
at25c.;
A large assortment OF NAINSoOKs from ,o,.
up mot damaged);
8 cases AUBURN BLEACHED COTTON a, !.
than manufacturers price;
10 cases A. BLEACHED COrTOS, equally !,
good as Wamsutta Mills, at 1879. per YARD:
at 1915. worth fully one shilling;
so pieces BROWN and BLEACHgO SHEET.
ISGS at the very lowest marked prices.
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m SPRING Sill S.-HandSome
sTRipED SILKS. for spring wear, at 75c., S5c,
9Oc., and 81. worth 25c. a ward more;
Rich BLACK GROUND k-STR1PEslLh
BLACK SILKS from s5c. up to $3.50 per yard
The best bargains ever offered;
COLORED 81 LkS In great variety at remarkably
low prices
POPLINS In all the desirable shades very cheap;
NOHAIRS, SERGrS, CASHM IRIS, FELpURS,
nrcns a, LEVY BROTHERS..
AL 49,, NIL ~ fec
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From the Charlottesville Jenersonlah.1

The following is an extract from note
from a gentleman of great intelligence, "no
knows all about the profits Of sheep'ralslng.
He has not only been largely engaged IN 1t
since The war. but for years before the war.
He lives in Piedmont Virginia, and every
word he utters. if properly needed, IS worth
thousands of dollars to the people OF tnls
State. He says: ,.,,o
"Sheep are essential if not Indispensable
To Virginia's redemption. But their general
jntroduction and cultivation isimpractlcaole
while rapacious dogs are privileged to over
run the land, and our legislators claim 10
faithfully represent their constituents III
their sympathy and fellow.feeliug with lne
worthless cur. What hope, then, OF thls
important branch Of farm enterprise "nlcu
should be the sheet-anchor' OF virginia
agriculture? 1t is a shame and sc'noas tna'
every effort to induce our Legislature 10 pass
some well.defned law for the protection OF
farmers 10 raising this species OF properly
has failed from fear OF loss OF popularity oy
the members. There are more uogs tnah
sheep 10 this State"
These are the words of a man of large ex-
nerience and demonstrated sound judgment
in regard 10 this matter. la this connection
we invite after ton to the following, cfppeo
from The Wythevile Dl$potfh:
"TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER OF SHEEP By Dods.
On the night of the 18th instant Inc sneeP'
fold of Mr.. K. w. Crockett was vlsited oy
worthless dogs, and twenty-five hue s ,'
killed. A few days before they were k,iieo
he refused ten dollars per bead for tnem.
We have always advocated dog-taX ior tne
protection of sheep, which is very prohlaple
to the country when properly managed ou'
as there is no protective law it Is almost USE
less 10 call attention to Tue subject. Inc peo'
Die can slraighten the thing by sendlng no
nan to the Legislature who IS opposed 70
heavy dog-tax. By doing this the farmer
will be enabled to rase sheep. Otherwise
he cannot"
Yes. this is the only remedy. Our aspl,.
rants Tor the Legislature have been deferred
from sustaining the true interests OF flrg''
MIA on this subject for fear of losing the VoteS
of few inconsiderate people. Let tne
farmers demonstrate 10 them thaSihey VIII
lose more by failing TO desa1B4sl)
will be instantly remedied. Sheep, that add
greatly TO the comfort and wealth OF the
country, are taxed, but mean, sheep killing
dogs, that destroy the wealth oil the country,
are exempted from taxation, as il 10 enc0ur.
are their increase What blind, wicked
folly.
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
Y OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, Februaiy
u, 1875:
G. Winirrmute, plaintiff
sgniust 7 IN oebt-
j. W. Hines. defendant, }
The object OF this suit Is to reccver 1880 with
interest Ihr rcnr +, ON Cpd June, 1870 until paid.
AMI 10 attach the tale of the d. fend All In the city
of Richmond 10 secure the same; and af lawn huv-
Ing tpeen made and fled that tine "efendaut Is not
resident OF this tate, he IS required IN Apuear here
with one mouth after due pub, icalon hererf and
do what IL necessary to project his Interest In this
suit,
copy-Test: ALFRED SHIELD. q rk.
F. II. CONNER, p. 4. re l3-S4T
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DEATHS.

Died on Friday 1T l o'clock p. NJ. after "A lorG
and rinful Illness which sac bore with raticn G
ard tortltude, MARY M.,Eclovcd wife of l.. IL.
Clements
Her funeral will take pl,c" fro the residence OF
her husbiud. c, rner oil Midlothian turnpike Hnd
Broa rock road, on SUNDAY MORNING at
o clock.
LOUISA WHITE, eldest daughter Of Maria l.
Roper departed this HE FEBRUARY IL, 1870, In
lhe sixty. second year OF her age.
Her funeral viii raLr place rom beneZrr Zap
tisu church Sunday al II O'Clock A. NJ. FIIencs
aud acQuaintances are respectfully invited ~ Al
Id.
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ngGROs-GRAIN RIBBON, ALL PURE

RIBBON, ALL PURE
SIX. 2I inch.s wide. ut / sc. worth 3Oc.;
TOkTOIor-S SHE'LL Blu rTUSo ut Soc. per dozen
worth SOC;
POCktT-BUOKS and BAGS In great variety at
extremely low prices: o,
DIMITY BANDS, three for Csc, worth zoe.
apiece; ,, u
Iarve-size DOUBLF-FACED PLAID SHAWLS
at $l.25-regulir price So: ,o .,,
BLiiE ALL-WOOL DELAlNE at 3oc. worm
~ NC, COMFORTABLES at 81 .25, 81 so, and
80 so worth doub g the money:
~ .[ErT> nj nricrs to close out The whole stock
UaEDk ERCliir.FS. In great variety, from Toe.
Ter dozen upto S25 apiece, at ,-,r
The largest. cheapest. and brst assorted STOCK OF
HaMBUitGH EUGl \ Go aud lSSERTlSGS.
fec
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The New York Tribune says " Outside
Of Washingto there does not appear to be u
single organ with backbone enough TO sus
;ain the Presidents latest attitude on the
affairs OF Arkansas. There should be a re-
distribution of the Government printing i'm
medatcly."
What Says the Valley Virginian?
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NJ. co WHERE YOU CAN SAVE

Na- GO WHERE YOU CAN SAVE
MONEY, as the times demand it. The place Is al
WILLIAM THALHlMER'S, COL Broad street,
where YOU can save rs per cent. by purchasing
YOUR Dry Goods, as |, will sell Off the balance
of nv stock Ut greatly reduced prices.
WAMSUTTA COTTON. 15c.; DAVOL COTTON,
l4c.; FRUIT OF-THE-LUOM, 1870; AU-
BURN COTTON, 1910;
Good BLEACIIED CDT rON at 10c.; Ions
DALE CAMBRIA 20c. per yard;
Good ID BROWN COTTON at 81, 10. and 12'ac.
per yard;
900 pieces LGG lit PRINTS at SIC. per yard;
25 pieces good GISGHAMS al Zoe. per yard;
DRESS GOODS, the greatest bargains Of the sea-
son;
BLACK FRENCH MERIN0S at soc $l.10 and
81 25 worth 81. Alps, and $3.50;
BLACK CASHMERE at S5c., IL. and Sl.20 worth
81, Sl.25, and $50;
BLACK ALPACAs at 25, 80, 35, 40, so, 60c. up
to- 81 per yard;
CREPE Wells at 81 worth $3.50, and up to 81 0
apiece;
100 pairs BLANKETS At 1926, ~, ~ SO, .o' 80
and t7-vcry cheap;
3 200 yards CAMBRIA EDGINGS and INSERT
ISGs AT 10 TO soc. pe- yard
In CAS>IMsRES, WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
Ladies' and Misses SHaWLS ana SKIRTS,
Ladies' Misses. and Gentiernen's UN, DEN
sH RTS, | cali special attention, rs VIII give
ezra bargains In them.
Also, q srge assortment Of sc ARFS, RIBBONS,
hiDGLuVrs. HAHDERCH!, r., G0RsETs,
PICknT. BOOKS. SILK UFf LERS,
SHIKT-r 1UN1S, COLLARS, and CUFFS,
and lots Of other articles.
win keen In future full llue a. gautlemen's
furnishing goods, such White shirts. Collars aud
cuffs Hose Handt erchi.fs Kid Gloves. Lfsle and
CT tn Gloves. Suspenders. Bows, Ties, &C., which
will sell ut he lowest prices.
To save money call At
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S
COL Broad street. corner sixth street.
n. p. Ihave lust received Il large assortment Of
beautiful LAWNS In remuants) ri 1Ikc u yard
worth zoe. yard which will offer tn thop wish
Ing 10 purchase before the opens. Call early
Cefore tbey are picked over.
Call early a.
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
fe3 COL Broad street.
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An extract from the GHEyILLE Memoirs
which is better than GREGoRg's from j. &. !:
rALLEyRfssD said to party OF EugIshnen
in London, that be hsd received q letter from
st. Petersburg giving an account Of the cor
.onation Of the Emperor. which stated that
- The Emperor was preceded by the assas,ius
-.of bis grandfather. surrounded by those of
'his father, and followed by bis own."
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The butter consumed annually in the
United States is estimated TO be worth three
hundred millions of dellars, and Virsinia's
share is valued at ten Eiliions of dollars.
This at about thirty cents PER pound. Forty
- .SYus Wv ..'.A.aG s34.sy - .:is-...J.~
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(; reat bargains in ONE and TWO-BUTTON KID
GLOVES, ladies' and ch.ldren's STRIPED
HOSE. KID and BUCK GAUNTLET>, r'a!
and VALENCIENNES LtCES. real GU
PURE LACES, all-color PRINCES, COTTON
TRIMMINGS, COVENTRi and MAGIC kUF-
FILINGS, COnSETS, HANDkERCHlHF>-tn
very fine assortment, LACE aud EMBRol-
DERED HASDK GRCHrFS, and mauy
other goods too numerous TO mention for ~Ar.
of space.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE, a fine, large DURHAM ESE
i COW givi' three gallons Of milk ALL
day: perfectly k ud and gentle sold for no fault.
Apply ut SIP East Marshall street. fe 13-lt*
TOR SALE OR RENT, THREEeF YssSy
Il PIANOS, 6A octave. Can he seenf1 TT
for week at COG Ninth street, beyond Lelgn
Terms moderate lie 13-1l*
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AMUSEMENTs.,
AMESEHENTSs.
THEATRE.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY
Of the charming little actress
KATIE PUTNAM.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10-PEARh VI
SAVOY.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11-DAUGhTEf VI
THE REGIMENT.
FRIDAY tBENEFIT)-LGITLE BAREFooI'
MATINEE SATURDAY at O'Clock.
sATITRDAY EyENING-A GREAT DOUBLE BILL.
MONDAY, February 15Ih, first SppeaTIasasSer ~ =
EA:rRE CONDENSATION. Opening play
DIVORCE.
The sale Of reserved seats will commence at u
O'Clock A. VI. at Mr. II. q. Wyatts mus'c-store'
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4 full stock Of WHITE GOODS, such As PLuy
and STRIPED CAMBRICs, MrsLtSs, NAM
SOCKS, PIoUEs, SWISS MCsLISs, VICTORIA
Lawns. ORGANIZES. al-:olor TARLgrkSS,
BrpD's-EYE LINEN, LINEN and CoTToS DtA.
PERs. Special bargains In these goods.
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MEETINGS.

nEADoUARTERs RICHMOND; Z Nx
Ill COMHANDEEY, No. e. X; t. *
kIcrMosD. Va. FEbE e! In,aa5 Ss a. 9 ~
se,nle ut Washington Hall. on Broad.
between Ninth and InI f5r
md driII, All nem,,.rs OF the Commandcry. ana
rsnecIav the officers earnestly urged 10 atteha.
nv order of the eminent COMMANDER. ,
ny l.. l.. BASS, faptain-General
Attest: GEORGE K. PACE: Necorn"r: - - -
OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY LoMpASi,
RICHMOND, January l6, 1870
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
s'rOCkHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY viii lie held In their Once;
~ un,marv Ia75 G.. WALDROP,
rIuW 1 Secretiry.
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ITO THE PUBLIC during husi. Is

ITO THE PUBLIC during husi- sas
i ness experience as p ct CAL s9Sa
| WAT, IMAhEk exc dog through thu sSssM
past thrly.lw o years. twenty-five Years OF which
! I have lived hlchmnnd-i hni that nave oeen
| rf1,airing large lumber Of waiches viii, n. frnH
their faulty construction or injuries receive al Inc
hands of incom prrent WORK men, could only have
proved a S URGE Of n,tant annoyance anu exp nsf
t"tner Nv ers No good waIcnm IN eouo ihiAe
NY studies for the pas six Years nave rcSuteo II,
my pre-e.t Abil ty 10 inform The pnhnc una. az
"a AT, Hr> converting them 10 pERFECT TINE
PIECES and guaranteeing all work passing through
ny h naN altered watches for the following named
oert ene of this cry. and refer to them for their
rem,rt of my success: John K. Tripett, Fs1 "a
ward Cohen, har.es r. stokes, I. A. Cnalkley,
" Isvr awated t The result, OF actual expert nents
with INV Invention before calling the atteption OF
the puhlic hereto, and eau now oner my services
10 INV friends and the general community with per-
siiiP.I,HnO SOMETBRs aud WATCHES rated
by INV own transit observations and standard IL NE.
AT. JAdhkk. Walchm,ker.
Sign of the ELECTRIC CLOCk-the on!: one in
the city. II I2-l--
K'Se's coAHlSArloS!' @S
A NEW InInu!
Nothing Is so much desired as PERFECT
sight. and pertfc' sitht can only he obtained BY
usiGg pei feet >pectacles.
THE COMBINATION
improve strengh n, and preserve the sight On
account IL the purit Of the material OF which they
u " uooe ihcy cau.e No DIZZINESS OK WATERING
ne SIGHT: ar: very brilll INT and easy 10 the eve
nm. fiDn the construction of the fram2s are more
Imr, We dian others.
livery PAIR WARRANTED.
There * noptrt Of The body 20 much abused as
the eve. p, rs1ps wI.l b'ya pair Of cheap. imper-
fec, spectacles Lsinkiu2 il economy, not knowing
mai they are d. >inf themselves irreparatle injur,
=, ha unaer iwHe la. been instructed In iliug the
ave by kItu'S N W sisf".", which has bee
,1nrnye by the lea, ag Dpticiuns OF the ounry.
md Is The opiy piacic. SYST IN based on scleutihc
,rncl pies nDn III use.
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
Manufactur, u expressly for
A. +. JAhNkF. opttclan,
1927 Main ST. eet " ich ainnti, va.
fe13-lt~ s.ule gent itr The cit'.
* CASES OF CGNCEN rRATEG LYE
~ ftrsac low ny J.. NA+ y
~ ~ 3ts ~i-rI.Ss-
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mr. COTTON AND WOOL COUNTRY
COZ LARS. Bows. SUSPENDERs;
Hem. ttched, Initial, Cooreh,Bordered' Taps-
Bordcrcd, silk, and Mourn ing HANDhEh-
t,uIEFS for gentle nen ana lad es;
LINEN CUFFS, very cheap, for men, women ana
hoys: .,.
BOYS. and MEMS SUSPENDERS.
GENTLtMES'S DkESSIEG-GUWNS,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, NIGHT APS,
> LEVY BROTHERS,.
HAMBugGH EpGISGs and ISsEhTINGs very
CHEAP. IL u
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All Nos. UNBLEACHED KSITTlSG-CQTTOE
only Csc. per pound;
Very best quality NJ ,CHISE-0lL o3ly 10. 10:
large-size bottle;
all Nos
To close the balsnce Of winter stock we VIII a.
fer great. bargains IN CARPETS. RUGS, OIL
CLOTHS. WHITE and COLORED BLAN-
KETS. COMFORTS, QUILTS, sllAWLs, and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A handsome assortment OF MOTT SG II "
LACESa1d tMBR )lDEtEU MC3LlSs;
so dozen handsome rIDIE- fro 25c. up;
A large stock OF STAMPED BANDS Tor chemis
and night. gowns.
Also, READY-MADE GARMENTS very low.
We have thousands OF other BARGAINS 10.
mentioned, aud cffer great Inducements to our cG.-
tons rs and the public generally.
Call and convince yours If Of the great bargains
at SYCLE BRUTdERS',
429 Broad street
between Fourth aud Fifth.
Or.ers from the country solicited and promptly
attcuCed to. Goods sent all over the country CO
II ar IN recciut of IN. money {. Ii
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rg REDINGOTE OR POLONAlSE
CLOTH, full yard aud half wide' at ~ per
Rargains in LUPIN'S BOMBAZINES:
BLACK DkAP D'EfA sACQUrS: very cheap,
INFANTS e MBROID L K ID FLANSrL
SHAWLSat LEVY BROTH Frs.
Cheap HAMBURGH EDGINGs aud INSERT
INGS. Fo
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NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.

STATE REVENUE OFFlCE'}
No. IL eleventh stIe:t-
mo KEEPERS OF DRDlNARlES AND
RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS.-The oills ior
the tax of 2 per cent on reti SAFES ar are nov b.
forn the / 81 lav of March will b. turned over 10
rbe sheriff and 10 per cent added.
'he a'et'A WILLIAM Z. RAGLASD,
coIa-1,* Assistant City Treasurer
cPECIAL NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
= OF ,ITY OF MANCHESrER.-The bills for
ali nnn,ii city taxes. with five per cent. added
rhoratn are now In my hands for collection. and
on ali not paid Oh or before The lsT nAY r,f Or
adaod and sha az once take legal steps to collect
the SINE as directed by city ordioauce. Ali per
sons desiring 10 settle their taxes can lind me ut my
resir onre on Hull street next TO Planters Hotel.
HENRY FITZG EkALD,
fe13--,M,W3t city Sergeant
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DREMIUM FLOUR.

900 oarrel> (Rlcnmond insprc-
Il lon) FAMILY AID tX'RA SoPtRFlNE {;
BACUN-John lay Iors choice sM ALL HAMS,
John TayOr'$ bHt.AoT PIECES,
SHOULD X, and
ILEAh Rlls-SlDES.
For safe 10y . x.
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ZINE HAMS, sUGAR.CURED SHUUh-

ZINE HAMS, SUGAR.CURED SHUUh-
Il DERS,
Nav ORLEANS MOLAsSES, FINE SYRUPS,
"sPrRE GROUND PEPPER and PICkS,
FRESH 1oA>TED COFFEE, No. CHEESE,
LiNBURGER anu >AP.AGO CHEESE,
IODFIsII, NO. MACkEnEL,
rOLLArD HERsISGS, UnSIA SARD1SES,
MIXED MUSTARD and CATSUP by the gallon,
PICKLES-IaTgc and small, SWEET ana sour
No. FAMILY and XTRA FLOUR .
so dozen SMOKED and C1KNED BEhF-' OStC rs
altogether forming one of the best stocks IN thc
city, No liquors sold but Tor sofia comforts come
ia 10 ~ {, ur doors b We the Market.
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PROFESSOR Fl. f. LAUBE'S 70
DANCING ACADEMY. IN
NV pro,hrrsi H. ali. corner of Eleventh and &
Main streets. -, -,
Ladies, Misses. and Masters WEDS nSDA .an a
SATIIkDAY AFrEk>UONSa at O'CLOCK. tIehtie-
20, o,a = TifESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS;
0Lae' i""''' in 25-3m
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aktsCEKIES. dee.

AZ BARRELS SUPERIOR EARLY
100 barrels FAMILY FLOUR, reduced price;
hyperion gLaCk and JAPAN TEAS;
BLOWS FLOUh and uATMEAI, trtsh;;r,,u
PRUSES, PEACHES. TOMATOES, CODFlsh'
MACKEkEL, MAPLE SUGAR, &C, &C.
K. 4. ARMSTRONG. Marshall street
fe 13-1t* betwe.n FItth ann SlNtn.