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The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25

NVU N It ItUIJV VIZ
 Large receipts of butter. We quote nice choice, 20c. Inferior, no sale. Eggs plenty at loc. Chickens 30 to 200 pr dog. Tur- keys 30 to 75e. Veni- son hams none i'll market Choice country lard Il to l23c. Beef choice 3 to ,, Mutton 5e. Potatoes seed, irish, 100 to 1.25 per bu. Pei tries Poe. Dry flint hides l24. Coon skin 10 to l5. Fox skin 10 to To. Mink 25 to 75.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Go to preaching at II o'clock. The Mayors court has had lively times for the past week.
 Jos. Brooks has been con frined as post master at Little Rock.
 CANE SEED-For sale by NJ. B. Roys at the stove and tin shop, ", choice yarie ties. sim MT. Reynolds of the Benton vile Tobacco Works was in town yesterday.
 Business will be suspended today. and houses closed from ten until three o'clock.
 Ten dollars and costs is the municipal price of q little civil spring knock down. Try it boys. Spain pays. the Cuited States government $S0 900 as indemni- ty money for the Virginius out rage.
 A sword of the 10th century was recently sold in Paris to the highest bidder, and brought Sl0- coo.
 Capt. James W. Russell would make a splendid mayor. What do the voters of the incor poration say?
 -"Goy." Joe Brooks appoint ment as Postmanter at Little Rock excites the indignation of in denizens of Little Rock.
 The desperadoes and burg lars of Little Rock have been giving lively employment to the police for the past week.
 The serenadors made the rounds last Monday night. We acknowledge a call, and tender thanks for the compliment.
 The nightly serenades by six shooters, don't seem to be relished by our Mayor, who is making 1t rather expensive for the boys.
 The people of Carroll county have decided by vote that Der ryville shall be their county seat hereafter, instead of Carrollton.
 The latest attempt to skim the 'ether blue" by machinery, was made by London scientist. He is now safely at rest in Abra- hams bosom.
 When one man calls another man a grand rascal down on Buch- anan street, the next thing is something else. Ask the Buch anan street man about it.
 Several couples from our town went up to Dover last Monday evening to participate in the in- stallment of officers of the Dover  Good Templar Lodge.
 Since the article on the town election was written, the mayor has issued his "proc." ordering an election on the 9th prox. Now for it boys. Who calls out the first treat?
 Remember, after the 25th day of April, penalty of 10 per cent will be added to all taxes remain. ing unpaid at that time; besides state scrip is going up all the time.
 Subscribers for the DEMOCRAT and Midland Farmer, will receive the latter paper, just as soon as their names can be forwarded tC the publishers. Several werC handed in this week.
 The Camden Beacon gives the Independent of DardanellS (alas, soon to be of Dardanelle nc more) q sound berating for the use of indecent and profane Ian guage. 1t deserves it.
 We learn that the Independ ent is about to shake the dust o' Dardanelle from off it's feet, ano take up its bed and walk. It vii make it's adicu in next issue, ant goes from Dardanelle to Lewis burg.
 Hon. C. F. Tobey, favored our sanctum with a pleasant cal last Monday, and gave Us sub stantial encouragement, by hand ing in a new subscribers nam' for the DEMOCRAT.
 The closing exercises O Prof. Haddock's school last Fri day night, were very entertain inc, and well attended, notwith
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25
E. T. FARRELL. lJ D. FOSTER D2S. FARRELL & FOSTER,
 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
E. T. FARRELL.

RUSSELLvlLLE, ARK.
 oGer their professional services to the Public.
 special attention given to surgery and thedseases of women.
 Calls by nightor day promptly attended to. ti-iA 0aiee aa Buchanan street.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25

Peru has more dogs than any other country of its size. Hence the Peruvian bark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25
Perpetual Worlds Fair,

permanent home, where every manufacturer can exhibit and sell his goods, and every patentee can show his invention; centre of in- dustry which will prove vast bene- fit to the whole country.
 For this purpose, the Legislature of the State of New York has grant ed a charter to anumber of our most wealthy and respectable merchants, and these gentleman have purchased no less than eight blocks of the most valuable land in the City of New York. The building to be erected will be seven stories high Q50 feet in height), surmounted by magniti- cent dome, and will cover space of p acres. It will be constructed of Iron, Brick and glass, and made fire proof. The bonds, which are all for $20 each, are secured by first mort gage on the land and building, and for the purpose of making them pop ular, the directors have decided to have quarterly drawings of Sl50,00O each; this money being the interest on the amount of the whole loan. Every bondholder must receive at least $2l GO, but he may receive
 @SlOOsoOOs
 Or $35 ,000, or $l0,00o, or $5,000, or $3,c00, &c., sc.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25

: This country has
 money for every
 body. Money in
 Y K A D E, in the M IL L, in the
 M N E s, on the FARM. in the Gar
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25
--$2o--
 WILL BUY X 'i'ss Garsgsgs Premium Bond
N. Y. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION co.

These Bonds are issued for the purpose of raising funds for the erec- ton of a building in the City of New York, to be used for
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25

to canvass in Pope and adjoining counties, for the new book "SUC- CESS IN BUSINESS" or
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25

Prints, 8 to l21, Domestics, brown 4-4 to 124, bleached 10 to 20 Jeans, 30 to 65. Flannels, 10 to 60.
 Drills, l5 to Is. Ticking, 20 to 40. | Cotton warn, Sl .G5.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

'''Fhe way to Wealth, ifyou de- sire it, is as plain as the way to market. t.''-FRANKLIN.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-25
@lOO.OOO:

Or $s5, GOO, or slo,ooo, or 5000, or $3,C00, &c., sc.
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b. B, FOSTER
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Cheapening transportation.


The narlow-eauge railway system has had
great advantage in the comparison of It's
light freight cars with the belvy ones of the
broad. gauge roads. The immense weight Of
the latter causes great loss in what is called
the dead weight" of the cars. 1t has been
assumed that the narrow-gauge cars could
carry as much in weight Of freight as the
heavy cars of the broad.gauge, the gain in
comparative weight Of car enabling the light
car to take up the burtben of the heavy car.
Whether this can be done or not it has
been apparent tina. there was great room for
saving in the dead weight of the cars Of the
standard roads. We now learn that an inl-
portant Improvement has been made in Mus
sachusatts, where it is claimed that by actua
test il shows saving Of one.half the dead
weight of Ordinary cars. 1t gains great
deal by lessening weight; and it is asserted
that the manner OF placing on the wheels
adds materially to the facility of lccomotlon.
This new car does not rest on trucks at its
ends, but on six wheels equally distributed
!, der il; and, it is claimed, supports it bet
/ rand lightens the draught.
High hopes are formed of this improve
ment. 1t is anticipated that it ~i! lessen
the cost of freightage. reducing the ton from
saw ten dollars to six dollars and sixty cents,
and a saving in the bushel Of wheat from
Chicago to Boston Of thirteen cents.
We hope these statements are true.
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Docs VS.. SHgEr.-l'urDg the past week
gentleman from New York visited our
county for the purpose of examining our
lands with view to shecr-ralsing. he was
shown several farms in close proximity 20
our town, and expressed himself as oettef
please with our county, all things conSlcef-
ed, than be was with the famed grass sec
tcns to the west Of il; but there was an In
superable difficulty which would prevent his
settling aunons us-tEere was no protection
against dogs.
In Roanoke we have Thousands OF Idle
acres Of land, every acre Of which is capable
Of being made 10 support fou: sheep; ana
throughout the State hundreds Of thousands
Of acres are prodtIess from the same cause as
our own want Of protection against cog.
Under such u system of things II Is lmpossl.
Dle that our State can he prosperous. 10
order to prosperity the farming Interests
must be fostercd by every means IN our
power. for not to do 80 is suicidal to every
class OF people in the State. since hrou3t
freiqhts at cheap rates have been fouud ne
cessary to support our railroads the result
has bCea TO lower the price Of cereals to such
an extent as TO render the raising CT them BY
our farmers prof.leSs. Since cheap, dlscrimi-
Mating transportation mas been brought ABOUT
by the Grangnrs Of the West, in direct coz
tlct with every interest OF the farmers OF
The East, there is no Alternative le!t them
but TO turn their attention to raising some
thing other than grain -ScmetbinS against
which the West cannot compete nor Our rail-
roads discriminate.-S Salem Register.
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GENERAL LEE AND SEcEssIoN.-To the
Ed,tor Of the Ne,o York Tribune ::
ST,--I see in your issue of April l4tb
an article beaded "General r. E. Lee"
in which you publish letter written
by him from Texas to young woman. a
friend of his. wish to state what | heard
from General Lees own lips. | was in
texas at the time the ordinance of secession
was passed, and at SIN Antonio when General
T"iggs surrendered and ordered all the
troops away FROM the frontier. Most of the
soldiers passed through San Antonio. and
were there ordered TO deliver up their arms.
Alterward, think the last OF March follow.
Ing, l met General Lee at Yorktown.
teNas, about halfway from San An
tohio 10 tue coast, on his way home to
virginia. had u long conversation
with him upon the deplorable condition
oil lhe country. He said that he was goinp
home TO Virginia and give UP his commits.
sion to The Government that had educated
him and that he loved so dearly. He also
said that he could not fight against the
Union, nor could be draw his sword against
Old Virgins; that be should return 10 pri.
waite life and take neutral ground. In speak.
ing o: the order of General TWiggs requir.
any officers to deliver up their side.arms. be
sid "S2o1er than deliver up ny sword |
would have it run through my body" he
talked OF The secession movement as the
most unfortunate position the South could
possibly pat themselves 10. +. DAVIS.
Eureka, Kan, April 20, 1875.
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mr. 40 TO sYCLE BROTHERS TO

ME- GO TO sYCLE BROTHERS TO
buy your DRY GOODS, as they have the largest
and best-assorted stock Of FOREIGN ana Do-
MESTIC GOODS in the city. To their very eA-
tensivc stock they have just receiver
2 600 PARASOLS Of the latest styles, from u up
tt IS;
1, oOo nicces NECK and SASH-RIBBONS,i In all
colors and widths, from &c. per yard up;
A handsome assortment OF PLAIN LINEN, EN-
BROIDERED, und LACE HANDhEh-
CHIEFS;
ooo different STYLES SILK and LACE TIES;
All the late shascs Of the best brands hlD
GLOVES at Toe. and 81 worth S1.3 ana -
pair;
LADIES and MISSES STRIPED HOsE-an end
less variety;
HAMBURGER FDGINGS and 1NSERTINGS-the
most attractive assortment ever shown In this
or any other city before;
COTTON TRIMMINGS and COVENTRY RUFF
FILINGS from 15c apiece up;
10000 pieces DAISY TRIMMINGS at Zoe. apiece
usually sold al 1925 and $50;
10000 yards CAMBRIA lNSERTINGS-only
csc. for a dozen yards;
Latest stv es LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS just
received.
Special attention is called to cur stock of WHITE
GOODS, such as iarlatnnS' Swiss hn Snins NC
Null Musns, &C.; which we Will offer al tue
lowest prices.
NOTTINGHAM LACES and LACE CURTAINS
very cheap;
500 TIDES just opened at 81 worth double the
money;
A large stock of LACE SACQUES and LACE
POINTS:
SPRING and SUMNER SHAWLs;
We have all styles DRESS GOODS from l2Ac. per
ysrduD;
Another lot PONGEE FRANCHISE in the hand
soonest shades ever shown;
SILK and JAPANESE POPLINS, plain aud
striped, at soc. per yard: &c.
BLACK aud COLURrD GRENADINES from
BLACK aud COLoRED SILKS cheaper Than ever;
BLhCk-AND-W II Il E-STRIPE U NJ NJ r. X
SILKS at 75c sold everywhere at 81:
Large stock OF SPRING and SUMNER CASsl-
TABLF.L1SENs, TOWELS, and NAPKINS at
great Induce ments;
MATTlNCiS white and fancy checked.
talI and look for Yourself at the bargains offered
NJ ~ SlCLE BROTHERS,.
429 Broad street, between Fourth and Flith.
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DEATHS.

Died, CALVIN GIDDINGS, at the residence OF
his son, Colonel William +. Gidnnys, lear this
city, on The 4th instant; aged stventj eight.
MIR. GIDDiSGS vas born in Green county. n. y.
removed ohio in early fr, ard was one OF The pio-
ncprs of that State f'e was resident Of tStalla
ohio and was on visit to his son. when from the
effects OF slight cold an indispoSitiun followed
which terminated IA busy, prosperous, aad honora-
tile life.
For several years past lie has Invested and fur
nished for investment in Virginia over hlty thou-
sand dollars and ON his present visit TO his son was
talking Of fun Their investments.
An aged wid0w-lhe companion OF over halt a
ccntury-and Il circle of children and grandchll-
dren morn their loss.
Died, at his residence, on Leigh street. at half
past 3 O'Clock Sunday morning the I'd Instant,
WILLIAM +. HUB,OS, in the thrty-sccond year
Of his age. lie leaves afsctionate wife AID one
child to mourn their irrcrarabe loss.
Farewell, dear wife, and tie content,
was not yours, but uLiy lieut.;
Dry up those tears, ana weep no more;
am not lost, but gone before.
BYA FRIEND.
Norfolk papers please copy.
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RicnuoSp, May 3, l.

RiCHAoSD, May 3, 1875.
Editors Dispatch: As some Of the most
prominent BRITISH settlers are at wolk again
would it not be we'll for them TO get up on
thai occasion some popular English sport
-ly = great pigeon shooting sHeepstake! 1t
cvuld be got upat little or no expense, and
would doubtless bring together some of the
lest shots in Virginia. Richmond now has
:, gun CLUB, aud if there was anything
s..s.antial offered, added TO the entry.m
s.ey, Urge entry might be expected. ri.
-;oons are cheap and plentiful.
Hoping this may be considered by those
most interested in our national gathering,
4.d will be tharkf to you TO insert the
41ove in your Invaluable columns, am a
BglrIsn SETTLER ANXIOUS FOR DAYS
SPORT.
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PROPOSALS.
CITY ENGINEERS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, April 80, 1873. )

CITY ENGINEE FRS OFFtcE,l
RICHMOND, VA, April 80, 1873.
NOTICE TO BRlCK-MASOSS AID
~ BRICK-CONTRACT tled proposals
will he received at this Office Until WE'D EsoAf,
Nav 9Th nj O'Clock P. ~. for the construction OF
the following brick egg. shaped sewers:
Leixh street from Foushee to halfway oetWeeh
Foushee and Adams streets. -. 49,
al street from Brook avenue 10 pointo h
Marshall treet near First street.
Marshall street from iwenty-fourth 10 twenty
second ami down Twenty second TO BToaa street
Twenty fifth street from hsln 10 halfway pe-
tween franklin and Grace streets:
Canal street from Adams 10 Jefferson street;
FranKlin street from Fourth TO miro, ana ihence
M Third street 10 halfway bet tween franknn ana
grace streets. ~, , -.
proposaIs will state separately the price per
thousanu Of bricks laid In sewer STACKS agd street
basins contractor furnishing all materials except
cement: price per III ,usard for laying bricks Inc
city furnishing all materials; price per thoasahc
for bricks delivered on the grouao.
Forms of proposals can be had ana specinsauohs
seen on apelicaiIon al this Office. Any olhder VINO
snail fall AFTER one weeks notice bespg given o, Tue
acceptanca OF his mid TO furnish the itqalreo Sc
curity shall forfeit his claim TO the work;
The tommltiee on Streets reserves tne llent 70
reject any or all proposals, and 10 give me contract
sepsrateIy for each portion of the work.
ap3O.sd w. ECU rshAW. aitS Engineet.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-
mr. NEW AND ELEGANT3sTOCN
"a e Or 3
rRy 60 DIS
n r Y G 0 D D S
FOR MAY, OF THE LATEST 1MroRTATroNs.

FOR MAY, OF THE LATEST IMpoHTATIoFs.
IT. r. PRICE s CO. areagan Represented In tns
rorthorn markpis and have opened many new and
FANCY. DRESS ana MoUENISG-1oopso u
the rarrst fabrics.
BIACK noUBLE CHAIN CANVAS GRENADISE,
BLACK IRoS GRENADISE.
BLACK PLAID GREgADIEE Tor oversRT's, ao
BLACK GRENADINES from 4oc'' ooc'' 70 % per
yard: ,,,sur
View shades PLAID and CHECKED CAMEL's HAIR
PLAID and PLAIN PoSGEE PoPLlNS,
SILKS of every color and quality. STRIPED SILKS
from 75c to 50 per yard. light and meainm MD
GIOv IN two and three bultousl, GLovE-FITT1SG
CoRsETs from 81 to a5 eac CHI. HAMBURGH EDGINGs
a. an H1rSTrpTs- &c my3
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Does the notorious hors thief spell MS
name Beard or Baird asks correspondent
of the Dispatch Beard Is IT, way, think.
Any communication addr' 'Sed Luclen
Beard, Hospital Steward, WI lnia Penl'entl-
ary," will reach hin.- Ge5 ter, an Peters,
Jl,ro NelrS.
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FERTILIZERs.

NLD GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN
~ GtTASO-We offer iol sale the small portion
OF this truly valuable GU AMI r!ani,
ers and others are assured that this 6uASo "a
the last Of the supply formerly dluwn
in large quantities from The Cnincha Islands.
:" 70 81 Sm SEDntAN & RRCCE
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pOSGEE SILKS, STRIPED SILKS, PLAID
and SOLID. COLOR POPLIN5, and DRESS
GOODS from zoe. to 7oc. large line, and very
low. Call and look at them.
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my 3-lw

Mr NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
TIRE largest assortment Of KID GLOVES in the
c;,v for ladies and gentlemen, in opera, light and
dark shades, &c.
TRY a pair of TwO-BUTToN KIDS at Use.
worth S1.15 pair, at
WILLIAM THALHlMER'S.
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MvcKIESBuRG Tho best sindication OF
thr claim OF North Carolina to q ieadingPai'
in the Revolutionary war alike To the roe
Of armed resistance and In that OF deehrloe
and demanding Independence ia made 10 toe
communicative or General b. T. johnson 10
the New York Tribune, which appears on
our first page this mhrning. The Carol'n,ans
will no doubt appreciate this able ana scnof.
arly contribution to the history OF fpcr,od
foo much involved in the shadows OF obscu:
ri;y by reason OF the indifference of southern
people generally to the glorious deeds ana
annals Of their fathers. We venture the pre-.
diciion that the claim Of North Carolina to
have struck the first blow Of the war and to
have originally asserted the right of the col.
oYies to be tree apd seif-governing will not
again be called iLto question by the cAVllierS
and critics.
The centennial celebration has served the
good purpose of opening up the era Tor his
torca investigation, and of exciting fresh
spirit of inquiry as to its men and measures.
The research triumphantly establishes Inc
full claim Of North Carolina in the premises,
as we cheerfuly testify, having been at one
time disposed to follow the rather interested
testimony of our own Thomas Jefferson,
and TO enter,aia doubts of the authenticity
of the Alexander convention and resolutions.
Petersburg Appeal.
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npMORE ARRIVALS OF NEW
T. r. PRICE & CO.

arc receiving daily elegant lines PARASOLS and
UMBRELLAS. PERCALES and CAMBRlGSS.1
New-pattern PRISTS-great variety; lEisa
iish. French. and Amerlcani LINEN 81 EEf1NGus:'
TABL E-DAMASk, NAPKINS, DO1LlEs' iO"-
Large stock Of NECK RUFFLINGS, LADIES
SILK SCARFS: LACE BARBES. bothi"hite ana
black; LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS.
I nausa 70 a. ..ao ~ lnei en'- my3
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RACK SILKS, real Lyons Bellon," at $50
worth richly $1.9O, and at S1.S5 worth 1925
ward. These goods are the cheapest ever sold in
The city.
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MAR kEAssE !.

Married. on Tuesday, May Alb. jV the Rev. Mr..
G waihmey. MIR. GEORGE ". LUZ ,PktS of Bos-
ton, 10 Miss ROSA NELSON, OF this city. No
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nTCLARET.

nIyCLARET.
Just receiving direct from France), large lot OF
CLARET, H. wood and glass Of excellent quallty'
TO which beg to call the attention of all In want
OSCAR CRAM,
rnva.Iw No. IA Governor street.
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~ n. WALKER II CO., GEN kRAL IN
~ sURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA, representing tbs ,, - ~
NORTH BRITISH AND HERChSilhs, ~
STRANGE COMPANY, of London ana kdll'
ourgh England-capital. 81 6.O00,oo0 soi;
AMAZON INSURANCE 60 NAM. oil S'nc'I-
natl Ohio-asSets ever SlOOp.Uoo: ,. ,,o,,,,
MANHATTAN FIRE lNSURASCE LOhFA'
ny, OF New York-assets oyef taO0.Ouy: .,,,>c
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND bA' W,
COMPANY, Of Lynchburs' 'a.-iaSs+' ''@'
aTLANTIC INSURANCE CoMpASl' Oh
Rr00ElVn y. Y.-asse:s over S300.nnn: ,,,-
PHENTX INSURANCE IOoipAAl l. % h'''"
Iyn y. Y.-assets over ~ 100000
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE C0hfANi II -
Portsmouth ya.-assets over S5O,O0u. 49,,
nanns,tna vel IN th, Treasgre.- Of Virginia, Ri1U,.
O9O, Losses equ!tany adjusted aad proinp'!I ista
Al this agency Applications solicited, an' lhi;e
date attention 2iyrD thereto. =
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nTVICHY AND Settlers WATERS.
Just received fresh lot OF these delightful waters
OSCAR CRAM,
mv21w No. ii Governor street.
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COURTNEY & POWELL,
S15 BROAD STREET
STRIPED SILKS at soc. worth 75c.
STRIPED SILKS al 75c. worth 81. 20;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES from oOc. 10 sl.0U.
BLACK SATIN-STRIPED GHESADLS ES n ACC. !;
WuITE LACE STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS ut
csc. SOC. 40:. and Soc;
WHITE AND FIGURED LINEN LAWNS,
WORSTED CoATISGS for gentlemen,
FRESt II and 4 NGLISlI CASsIMERES,
GENTLEMEN'S MERISO USDERwEAR, medium
weight;
GESTLEMEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS NJ QUO,
IanfEs' n ExISO and GAUZE VESTS at 75c..
GIRLS and BOYS MERINO and GAUZE VESTS,
CoRsETS at Soc, LINEN BOSOMS at 12Hc.
Just received n handsome lot of HAT: CARTS,
NECK. ScARFs, silk and lace: PARASOLs: In every
color and quality: YAK LACE, WoRSTkD fRlNGEs,
&C: 7 wO-BUTTON MD GLOVES ut 81 VICTORIA
KID GLOVES at IL so.
Mr. CHARLES HARTWELL Is now with us,
and would he glad to see his friends ap 19-3m
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M AT COHEN BROTHERS
YOU CAN BUY
CORSETS at 45c. selling gene
rally at G5c.: their Sl.75 Corsets at 92c. their
S2.75atS1 $3.50; their 1926 at 81 80.

Their BLACK SILKS are proclaimed by all thai
have seen them the cheapest ever offered the city.
They are selling PURE SILK at 75c. Also. GROS-
GRAIN ats1, at 1925 worth S1.65, at 81 40 as
good as auv nerllly sold at So; LYOSHSE at
sl.75 worth 50 so, at 1910 worth fully So, at
10, 40 cheap at So %, s2.95 warranted as good
as any in the city at IS.
Do not fail TO see their BLACK ALPACAS be-
fore YOU buy. They guarantee u saving OF from
10 Acc. on every yard.
4 large stock of LACES, such as GU1PQRE,
POINT APPLIQUE. VALENCIESAEs, and
YAK. principally bought at auction, which W Ill DC
sold at the smallest advance.
4 large stock of WHITE GOODS;
FRENCH NAIASOOKS at 25c. worth 40c.;
sOFT.pINISu FRENCH CAMB RIC at 19c. cheap
at 37kc.;
CHECKED and STRIPED MUSLIN much below
market value.
Also, large stock Of IRISH LINENS cxtraordi-
narily cheap;
A full assortment Of PARASOLS, CASSlMERES,
HAMBURGER EMBROIDERY, land many other
goods;
WHITE and COLORED MATING;
Also, COCOA MATING at 45c. cheap at soc.
ap %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

"BARBAEA FRlErCuiE JCrlLArED,' says the
Baltimore Sua, speaking OF General EARLi'S
letter il the Dispatch.