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DENTISTS.

T'EETH EXTRACTED WITH Ey%A
Il OUT PAIN, UCfN
BY CHARLES 4. MERCER, u. d. S.
All operations in DENTISTRY thoroughly per-
formed. Satisfaction guaranteed. Charges mode
rate
Office s02 north side of Broad street second door
from Ninth ia 27-W.S&M3m
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BY Lyme Il Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street

4 TTRACTIVE FAMILY RESIDENCE,
N NO. 637 MOTH FIFTH STREET, FOR
SALE PkIVATELY.-We offer. at the request of
the owner, the desirable and convenently.arranged
and ceutrilly-located FAMILY RESIDENCE as
tenant containing six rooms, kitchen, &c. VIII be
sold low, in order that the owner may make ar
his family always resided. kPr terms and great
NH S-4t LYME BROTHER, Auctoneers.
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A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELL-M
n ING. with basement and two stories HI
above containing six rooms, kitchen with two. and
lot 3OXl5O feet, on the north side Of Clay street
between Second and Third streets for sale pri-
yately Apply to RICHARDSON & CO.,
NH I'D 1l13 Main street.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, March Q, 1878.
eLoH
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The subscribers are constantly receiving sup
plies OF PiANO-FURTkS from Chckering s.
Sous, Boston; h nabe & Co., Baltimore and Bloom
field Il Otis, New York.
They respectfully invite the attention Of Ill In
want OF superior Instruments at reasonable prices
to the new supplies just opened.
Second hand Pianos takeD in exchange.
Piano-Fortes tuned and repaired by experienced
and kilfu hands.
fe24 WOODHOUSE 4 PARHAM.
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.

lei 'H o0N'lADHH' '1hDn'
DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND FIXTURES.
l will sell ut public auction on THURSDAY
MORNING the 18th day of March 1875, at %
O'Clock at No. S23 Main street, above Ninth street,
the following property to satisfy Il distress warrant
Ia my hands In favor Of the Masonic Temple Asso-
citation u.s. y. A. Bliss:
DRUGGISTS SHOW BOTTLES,
PREsCRIprIoN-CASE and CONTENTS,
SHOWCASE and CONTENTS,
OIL-CLOTH, SOFA,
ARCTIC SODA FOUNTAIN,
COUNTERS, SHELVING,
FIXTURES, &C., &c.
TERMS: Cash. 4. u. DUESBERRY,
NH 9-3t ii. Z. Z. Is.
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY.
We have for sale VALUABLE F1RST-CLASS
PRIVATE RESIDEN CkS IN the most fashionable
and desirable parts Of the city.
COMMODIUUS and DESIRABLE DWELL
VACANT BUILDING LOTS convenient to busl-
ness.
HANDSOME ESTATES in upper Virginia ana
on Chesapeake bay.
ALSO,
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS, STATE BANk
STOCK, and other securities ,.
We are prepared to negotiate LOANS on CITY
property or approved coa'eras at ra'es
Real Estate Agents. Auc,ioneers. and Stock Brokers'
f. 15-2iaw2m 1901 Main ST. eet.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
Y THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND
MENTs THEREON, Fos SALE;.l his Taua s,e
LOT 1. 70 by 14S feet TO an alley feet WI DE- win
two BRICK TENEMhNTS thereon. This is really
valuable pic ce of property ana could improved
to great advantage. Apply 10 W.GODDl<,,
ft 24-2aw3 w Rcal state AGcnl.
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EXECUTORS NOTICES.

EXECUTORS NOTICES..
EXECUTORS NOTICE.-rhe subScr-
~ beers have duly qualified rs exc cuors of The last
willard testament OF MARK A. oHOPE., deceased.
All persons having claims against said estate are
rogue ted 10 present them 10 the subscribers pro-
perly authenticated; and all persons Indebted tn
slid estate requested 10 make immediate settle
meut. NORMAN ID SMITH,
JOHN MCCAUL-i.
Executors.
Richmond, March 6. 1875, NH S-eod2w
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aEAI Estate AT pxIvATE sALk.

DOR SALE, PRIVATELY. q very de.
n sirab,e little FARM. containing thirty-one AMI
a half acres with coed DWELLING and necessary
out buildings, together with some farming nipple
ments. situated east Of the city Of Richmond, near
the Charles City road. Price. II 600; one-thira
cash balance at six and twelve months.
r.. D. EACHO, Real Estate AGENT,
IN oo.c&w3w No Q Fourteenth street
NOR SALE PRIVATELY, SMALL AND
Il DESIRABLE HOUSES In several sections OF
Richmond. PERKINS & BATES,
NH .S&W2t Tenth .nd Bank streets.
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FREsH ARRIVAL OF NEW AND

r~ FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW AND
CHEAP GOODS Of every description at astoni<h-
inrlv low prices at WILLIAM 1HALHlhEhs
COL Bread street. corner Sixth street.
DRESS GOODS-thc cheapest aud largest stock IN
the city;
BLACK GRENADINES from 35c. to II per
yard-rxtra;
BL.Ck ALpACAS and MOHAIRS, the greatest
Bargains;
LACE-srhIrE ard sATIN-STRlPE CcLokED
pIQUEs very low.
In WHITE GOODS Il full line of PLAID ana
STRIPED NAIN> OOKS, ard STRIPED anu
PLAID SWISS MULLINS, extr, chap;
IRISH LINENS, SWISS MUsLINS, MAIN
SOrkS, CAMBRICS, &c, ak at the very lowest
prizes:
gL ACK SILKS-some more Of those extra cheap
SILKS very low:
STRIPED and PLA AIN SILKS for dresses and TRIM
mings;
BLACK BOMBAZlNE, TAMISE CLOTH Fl,
MOUSSEL AINES, &c.-A full line very low.
CAssIMERES. JEANS, SC, for mems and boys
Wharf.-The cheapest stock In The city eau ano
Re convinced OF 1t. a ---.
PARASOLS-1,000 new styles will arrive on Mon
day the 10Th instant, at all prices and very
cheap. -. g. ..-a,
LACE POINTS and sHAwLs-The greatest in
ducemeuts offered In these goods. ..-...s
HAT-SCAKFS very cheap.
asH-RiBBONs-1 900 from 25c. to 81 yard.
SILK SCAKFS-2, 900 from 15c. TO S1.25 apiece.
uRSETS-2.OOO from SOC. TO IS; all very cheap.
Ladies, and Gentlemen's SUMNER VESTS.
GhNTLEMEN.s FURNISHING GOODS-Afu
line Of White shirts, Hose, Handkerchief, Ties
Bows &C., very low.
Also, a large assortment Of NOTIONS and FANCY
GuuDS too numerous TO mention; all 10 be
sold lowerthan the lowest = ..tt ...-, ,a-
KID GLOVES at 75c.. 81, and sl25 worth SOC.
| pair more; 81 l., -f
GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES, all colors, very
low; .. -..- q. .......
LAWSs.-Buy some of the 1876 LAWNS. and
keen cool. Now Is the best chance before they
are AL sold. as only get a limitrd quanttty.
al fast coloIs aud best goods, At 12ac. worth
zoe. Il yard. .Tr.
Cal, rarlv and secure some of the many BAR
GAINS to be had at 80 I .."s- 's.
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
COL Broad street.
Goods sent oyer the country {. o. ID. Parties
wishing samples please send postag md address.
WILLIAM THALHIMER.
mys sixth and Broad streets.
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The Only Safeguard.

The Kentucky Democracy have "pi"u''e''
she track" on the matter Of the tndfspeos'''
BILE necessity of leaving local matters 10 u.
States in order TO preserve the harmony "
the States and constitutional liberty lne'
will say in their resolutions:
1--WE hold it 10 be absolutely essc ~ 800, !"
,,a nresers,tion of tie liberties Oh the s,t.'
cow ,sat the several States snail pe uau ),
ts;ned in ali their rights, and dignity, ana
. sG .. as snch. complete and inalienaoie'
and that the administration OF tneir own
domestic concerns is the susest o.ea@"oih
aga;nst suti-repu pcan tendencies.
This plank is the main one with all en-
Hob,ened constructionists. 1t Is the col ner'
STONE Of our con!ederated republican sys'
,em It is TOO broad and cardinal to be SCI
down as principle exclusively Of the Demo
cratic party. 1t is sufficiently eompSeten
sive to embrace all patriotic Republicans
not Your black Republicans or Radical he
publicans, but all civil Republicans Wh'
know anything at al, of tho history OF on
Republican system, or have any attachmen
for il. 1t is the most important plank II
the platform OF Liberal Republicans, con
serystiyes. and Democrats.
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Hanging Made EaSy.

The telegraph on Friday brought us news
of hanging at Plymouth, Mass, which was
conducted under humane arrangements
which must have been grateful to the philan-
throplsts. "Tbe curiously arranged pulling
apparatus and weights used in jerking him."
We are informed, have been "palented."
This is gratifying. 1t is doubly beneficial
invention. 1t benefits the being whose reck
is "jerked" and also the pateutce. We are in-
duccd to suppose that capital punishment will
be now shorn somewhat of its horrors, and
that the humane opposers of the business OF
life.takipg under law will forego further OPP
position, as they may consider that hanging
by the new apparatus is the very easiest and
kinde>t way of disposing Of man. With
the Jerk" it must put one soon out Of his
misery aud since it originates in Plymouth
il all the more commendable to all good PEG.
pie. We are inforRed that sheriffs from diff
fereut parts Of the Bay State were present 10
see the facility with which the machine broke
neck, and they will no doubt spread the good
news.
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New Books.

AdcreGdys "reminiscences and Selections
from his Diaries and Letters. Edited
by Sir FREDERICK POLLOCK, Bart, one OF
his Executors. New York: HARrER &
BROTHERS.
This Is one Of the most interesting books
issued 10y or concerning the fraternity of
actors for long time. Mr. MAcxxApY was
Que OF the mos. accomplished and respected
men that belonged to the stage during his
days: gentleman, a man OF extensiye infol m
alton. and an actor Of decided power. He
was not gifted with the fire of genius, like
BoorH, but he was endued with remarkable
sense Of propriety, an excellent judgment,
and great talent for the histrionic pursuit.
and his physical power oil adaptation to dra.
matte presentations won for him the highest
applause in his day. lie was emphaticallya
gentleman. An unfortunate incident in
.EoRaEsT's !ife as that In which ke a.srmed
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The State Revenue Law.

In speaking OF the decision OF the tohr'
Of Appcals as to the constitutionality oil the
revenue law of last year we had occasion 10
remark that courts of justice always han 70
the State. The reader will do we'l not 10
forget this fact. No one, we suppose, VIII
20 to law to keep from paying in currency
the capiiation tax Of one dollar. Ana II
ANYBODY Is foolish enough to test The Ia"
taxing merchants upon their purchases ne
will probably get for his trouble the PRIV
lege of pay ing the costs OF the suit IN addi-
ton 10 the tax. The law reads:
"Eyery merchant shall pay specific tax
for the privilege Of purchasing in this Stale,
and also tax upon the purchases 10 De
made by him during the period for WHICH
the license is granted" ........,
Which language seems to US to be broad
enough to cover oil purchases, whether made
In or out of the S.ate. Surely "the pur-
chases 10 be made by him during the period
for which the license is granted" need not
all be in Virginia; and the very fact that the
words sin this State" do not occur in the
hast clause of the sentence whilst they do
occur In the first clause, is evidence enough
that whilst the specific tax is for purchasing
in Virginia, the tax upon purchases is to be
laid upon all purchases, whether made in or
out of the State. If the word " selling" were
substituted for "purchasing in the first
line las it nc doubt was intended to be) no
one could doubt that the tax uron purchases
would in that case cover all purchases; and
for one we cinnot perceive why the use OF
the latter word instead of the former should
be supposed to effect change in the last Dali
of the sentence.
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North Carolina.

The party that Is making the noise abou
the change of gauge on the Atlanta AIRLINE
road is greatly annoyed at the rapid revolu
tion in public sentiment in favor OF the tive
foot gauge, and are exceedingly anxious tc
keep the people veNed, under the hope thai
it may lead to q breaking up OF the uniformi'
ty of gauge now established on the Airline
route. They do not desire the people to
consider the question whether 1t is not the
true interest of North Carolina that all the
breaks OF gauge in the Safe should be trans
ferrcd to her northern 6ounddry9 Tha
North Carolina should have an unbrokeI
communication between her seapor,s ano
the southern and western States is so cleal
q proposition that no practical gentleman
can give it denial. -y~.
The agitators, headed by the partisan Raj
eieh Ncps, studiously avoid the discussion
of this point They are afraid that the mo-
ment the people consider it they will al
unite in declaring that that is the only pro
Der policy for North Carolina. 1t won't dc
to talk about that ut all, as these agitator:
plainly see. Their only course is TO excite
the community by passionate phillippic' ant
senseless blather. That sort Of treatmep
may sutloca,e intelligent elaboration.
But it wont do. The proposition tina
North Carolina should save q uniform rail
road gauge to tue Gulf and Mississippi is th'
practical and wise conclusion which the wise
people of North Carolina will certainly al
rive at.
We are gratified to be able to add, from
statement copied into our columns this morn
ing, that President BuFohD has given notice
Governor BRoGDEN, OF North Carolina
hat he is going on 10 change the gauge OF
the North Carolina road from Greensboro
east to TIE Atlantic. The Atlanta Airline
Company claims the right to do this under
the lease of the North Carolina road-pre
cisely the same under which the change wa:
made between Charlotte and Greensboro.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ncY sYCLE BROTHERS. 42a BROAD.
STREET, call special attention 10 ftty pieces
MOZAMBIQUE, Jnst reeeiyeo' ~ iSae -
va,ue sore Of GOODS in
BLACK ALPh 4, SO worth 4 20 n,cn neon1e
e2nssss sSssss of in
The greatest bargains ever offered IN BLACK
.coE EtfAa; SILKS: all grades :, ~ snnnrp
AND. WHITES L RIPE NJ III -
StIs ri 7f Tst q & ST
r, per SS srcc S yR f ssis and yEsr1Nes;
ToWEI5ss; iNsA1i rHT1TssK;s b Fl
LIES HES S TAs st Very sa' Low AsRiSSs s
LACE CURTAINS and NOTTINGHAM LACEs-
spise WafTn and CHECKED MATING, all
ana OIL s,Ifs Gshsnrcs and
w PEsCaLFS ut 2X and iG'ic. per yard;
New LAWNS just opened; ,n,Nrs o,d SHIRT
Three thousand pieces new PklSIS ana shA"A-
cHEVfoT f. 81 sad and STRIPES
very heavy es {RR an,Wl!ssss and BLEAcHED COT
f9 Tu sSesk s 81 RaYs and PiLLoWcAsE
COTTOSS at the lowest prices;
INsN sHETTISS% yery IEw corroS at 1ssc
pAkNsOLS-the largest assortment In this city !;
An endless variety OF FANS, In all Styles anu III
NEC C1iei and HAT.sCARFs-an nice assortment Is
LACE TIE; ut 80 and s 75e; Se yt y9r Cheap:
E,Ee tbrmsand pair UNE- aud TWu-BUTTON
XIII GLOVES. of all the best manufactures, a \.
75c.. 81, aud 81 20 pair-thls assortment 10
the largest III the city; .,....
LADIES and MISSES STRIPED HOSE from
LAH ri: up pno GENTfEMEN's HrMsTITCHED
HANDKERChlE F5 from 12Hc. up 10 the
LACE HANDKERCHIEFs-a handsome assort-
CAMBRiC EDGINGS and INSERTINGs, = ana !, a
thousand different styles Of COTTON IKis :
MiNtIS and RUFFLINGS at AsToS1siiiSGL1
LAn LIw and Mss ss' CoRsETs from SOC. up
to So per pair: <,orr,,,- all Nos
UNBLr ACHr.D HNlfIlNG Col1ON' al 1'o'''
New sIvIes LIEN COLLARS and CuFPS ~
Ne" s''ieo SlCLE BROTHERS..
1923 Broad street. between Fourth ana rum.
Goods sent all over the country G. y. u. OF On re,
c.ini of the money. Parties wishing goods SEPT ny
Heap p H vi nIe.so scnd nostage myS
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AhaUSEM EN1's.
MAY BALL ANDFLORAL FESTIVAL,
lat Levy's Uall)
THURSDAY, MAY 18TH, 1875.
ADJUSTMENTS.

Professor HENRY F. LACBE respectfully an
nounces that his third annual
MAYBALL AND FLORAL FESTIVAL
will take place on THURSDAY NEAr, May 10
1875, OIL which occasion he desires to see MS
friends and patrons, assuring thsm that he VIII pre-
sent an exh ibl,ion Of the art Of Terpschore such
as has never before bsen afforded them, having for
some time past devoted himself uhIirlne'! u Tie
ia * of making this festival Il perfect success.
Tickers and ladies' invitations can b. had Of Pro-
fessor LAUBE only. lie can be found either u
his Academy (i.eyy's Hall), or at Wyalt's Rich
Iuond Music Emporium.
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ME- NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
OF
DRY GODS

FOR MAY, OF THE LATEST IMPoRTATIoNs.
r. r PRICE & Go are again represented I'm the
northern markets and have opened many new and
desirable FANCY DRESS aud MOURNING GOODS Of
The rhrest fabrics.
HAMBURGER poLoNAIsES of choice shndes,
BLACK nOCBLE CHAIN CANVAS GRENADINE,
BLACK IRON GRhSADISE.
BLACK PLAID GRsNAD1NE tor oyerSktrts:
BLACK GRENADINES from Acc, 5Oc., 70 90 per
Yard:
View shades PLAID and CHECKED CAMEL's HAIR,
PLAID aud PLAIN POSGER PoPLINs.
KORDERED URGANDiES and JAccoSRTS. DRESS
SILKS OF every color and quality. sTRlrsD SILKS
from 75c to 81 PER yard light aud medium KID
GLOVES two and three buttoasI. GLOyEFITTING
CoRskTs from 81 to t5 each. HAMBURGER EDGISGs
and INSERTlNGs. THREAD GLOVES, SILK GLOVES,
JAUSTLETS, my3
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A SSEMBLY HALL.
MAY 1lTH AND 18th.

GRAND AND SELECT ENTERTAINMENT
{. srs By THE ....
.f FOURPH=STREFT CLUB.
CowARDIN, BEDFORD, LUBBOCK, BASS IREhER'
JOHNSON. WEISS, MARSHALL, STARKE, MAT
THsws, KNOX. WOODRUFF, RINTz, BAssLLR'
BOUCHER, WEIsIGER, KNOWLES, and .,- -......
MINORS CELEBRATED SrATUARY.
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MET COD-LIYER OIL,

MET COD-LIVER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMPORTATIoN-THE BEST,
pUREsT. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH. .s..
We have the testimony Of our physicians VINO
prescribe It. and of patients who have taken 1t, that
II IS more accountable to the stomach and more
easily assimilated than any other oil.
A fresh supply just received direct from New
romnd,a nd MEADE & BAktR,
Importing Pharmacists,
fe1n 919 lain street
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FAIRS AND FEASTS.

CT. MARKS FAIR.
The fair for the benefit of ST. Marks church Will
continue In the rooms over Mrs. Sauuicrs's store,
on Fourth aud Broad streets, on Monday and Tues
day, closing Tuesday evening. Sales made at
GREATLY REDUCED aICES. my 1927
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Doors omen at TX O'Clock; TO commence at 81.
General admission. SOC. Reserved seats. Toe.
Seas can De secured at Mr.. H. 9. Wyatt's music
store, commencing Monday, May l0th, ut : o'clork.
Carriay.s and street-cirS may be called Ut lO:3O
P. ~, or whenever The persons wishing Them can
afford them. my o'SL
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r UMBER !! LUMBER! LUMBER!

TRUMAN A. PARKER 6 GO.
hive on hand Ut their yards. corner With and Canal
una SIKH and Canal streets, large stock CT all
kinds OF LuMBtR f: niso,-GLaIsp WINDOW.
SASH DOORS and j LIMBS, sHtNGLks. LAT Ills,
Sc, &C., which they offer lor sale very low prices
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DECAYED TEETE.-We have
prepared, after consultation with some Of our
hest dentists a CARBoLIC MOUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient in the treatment OF DE-
cAYED TEETH aud DISEASED GUNS. It acts as
complete disinfcctdnt TO the odor caused by de-
,ayed teeth and is very pleasant TO the smell a9d
taste. Sold in bottles so cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
fe1O 9l9 Main street
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w MORE ARRIVALS OF NEW
CnDnS

GUUUS.
T.R. PRICE l. co.
are receiving daily elegant lines PARASoLS and
New-pattern PhINTS-grcat variety; IRISH
LINENS, LINEN LAWNS, GASSlMERES-Eng
lish. French. and American; IL NENSHEEflNGS,
TARLE-DAMAsK, NAPKINS, DOYLlEj. TOW
Large stock of MICK RUFFLISGs, LADIES
SILK SCAkfS; LACE BARBES. hothl" hite and
black; LINEN COLLARS and CUkES.
By ste amer and express every DAY they VIII con.
ifntie To add their choice 81 ock of Foreign aud
domestic goods. - my3
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MINERAL WATER.

MINERAL WATER.
EFINERAL WATER ON DRAUGHT.
On draught, the famous
ARCTIC SALTWATER.
KISSENGEN WATER,
VICHY WATER.
SARATOGA WATER,
GINGER ALE,
OTTAWA BEER,
MEAD.
All drawn from Tufts latest Improve" patent
Arctic Apparatus 1T GEORGE SCHEN'S,
No 100, corner Main and Eleventh streets.
my Tim
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MARRIAGES.

a,,rr,e5 IN THURSDAY, 2alh OF April, at Ct; Pat;
r,ctss rbnrch, by Rev. Father Kelley. FReN,Clss
y. NJ sHO SEY and FEMME J. BiRSE' pom OF
this city. Ss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nB AT COHEN BROTHERS
ToU CAN BUY
FRENCH-woVE coRsETs at 45c. selling gene
rally at CSC; their sl.75 corsets at 92c. their
sa.75a 81. so; their 1926 ut 81 90.

Their BLACK SILKS are proclaimed by oil that
have seen them the cheapest offered In the city,
They are selling PURE SILK at Too Also. RIOS
GRAIN at 81, at s1.25 worth S1.s5, at s1.4o as
good as any generally sold ut So; LYoNEsE 1t
.s1.75 worth 81 so, at s210 worth fully IS. at
s2.4o cheap at 1926, at s2.s5 warranted as good
as any In the city at IS.
Do not fall TO sec their BLACK ALPACAS be-
fore YOU buy. They guarantee saving of from
to 40c. on every yard.
large stock of LACES, such as GUIPURE,
POINT APPLIQUE, yALENcIENNEs, and
YAK, principally bought at auction, which W III be
sold at the smallest advance.
large stock Of WHITE GOODS;
FRENCH NaINsooKs at csc. worth 4Qc.;
sosT-F1NIsH FRENCH CAMBRIA at DC. cheap
at37Kc.;
CHECKED and STRIPED MUSLIN much below
market value.
Also, large stock Of IRISH LINENS extraoroi-
narily cheap;
A full assortment of PARAsOLs, CAssIMEREs,
HAMBURGH EMBROIDERY,an and many other
goods;
WHITE and COLORED MATTING;
Also, COCOA MATING at 45c. cheap at Goo.
apps i."...
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

nR. JAMESON, % North Twelfth street,
~ Richmond, Va, reats dis uses arising from a
deringed nervous system, anu those REGULAR 70
women aua chi dren. Dr. JAMtESUN'o success
ia the ire atmeut OF Epilepsy tdts or conrusionsl
has been uu' gu died.
n. Il. Electricity employed when deemed neces-
sary my 10-1t<
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PROPOSALS.
no CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.


no CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
am directed by the Jail Committee Of the Conn-
rials for and Cn 60 OF A JAIL FOR
The building is to be AN feet long by 3o'4 feet
wide, with To- in rear 8 BY % feet, and TO he
two stores. Whole height - feet, Including
foundation walls; to have twelce rooms, Two pas
Sages with starwayS; four rooms TO De ineo WIN
Cook & Heath'S recently invented nnlng; aug
to have cast-irOn doors, frames and sash or tnclr
patent. House TO be of hard brick, covered win
Bids will be received for the work ms Whole, or
for The iron, BRICK and carpenters and iolners
work separ,teIy bids will lie received up u noon
/ of The list DAY OFJG NE, and will be opened at 3
o'clock OF that day. at my cfce, In The presence Oh
Th. committee reserves the right to rejsct all or
any of tie bids If rot satisfactory.
Plans and specifications can be seen NJ my onlce
In the court. h puse. aud will cheerfnly give all
information desired AS 10 plans ahu ne,ahS
my 1o-tMys1 Architect for The t:ommittee:
CITY ALMsHoUsE.
SCPERIST ESDEST'S uFFfCE,
RICHMOND, VA, May Z, 1870.
TICE.-S SEALED PROPOSALS
~ will be received at this Office until TUESDAY,
Nav IL 1875 at IL o'cl' ok NJ. for furnishing tie
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t t5RS NEAL, s %d1 T;;ssrs
COFFEE, IRISH POTATOES,
for the ou,rtcr ending OH OF august, 1876.
The Committee for the Relief OF IN to9r ne,
of giving the contract for each article required -
the lowest b tdcr therefor. os,,o
Forms OF proposals can be cbutinea AZ 'i'iS o1n'e
No bid received after me hour named:
TSjpuedi WILLIAM ENGLiSf,
Chairman t!og,ml,tee for the Relief of the Poor.
my S-S,M &Tu3t