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THE Louisiana Case.

This 7, oujsispa question seems 10 ne emu
loss II SHOW. the i;nprac.icahiity OF gov
erning people without lam-of patching UP
a coverumeut by means of party op'nions
and nc, according to the Constitution. we
did think it better for Louisiana l''a. tne
Conservatives should acquiesce in the ao'ice
Of Mr.. Frye and others, and 90 70 WIN
upon their plan; but they had hafo'' gov "
work when hitch occurred. Inc Nons''-
valves of the House unScated four taoical
,,e.,bnrs and seated as many conservatives
in their places. OF course this was zone
,,an the ground that those turned out were
M, entitled 10 seats, and that those sealeo
were.
Blu, PACKARD, a. our telegram OF yesterday
said, ,cleyraphed to Mr.. FRYE, at his home in
Maine, 10 know if this act was not one oil
bad faith; aud that gentleman telegraphed
back ,ha, it was in bad faith, and that the
agreement; was that the status Of the Legl'-
lature should remain as the committee LETT IL.
We do not see that the status has been prac-
tically changed. The Conservatives were BY
the agreement made the majority in the
House. aud the addition of four Conserva-
tive, does rot change the predomlna,ing
poHer in the body.
81. we at once see the folly OF making a
committee OF Congress the arbiter 10 mat
ter in which the Constitution and the laws
should rule. The case is sad illustration oil
the disorder and misrue which Radicaism
and Executive usurpations have brought
upon this country. In a legal sense there
was 10 power TO patch up government foE
Louisiana in the manner concocted by the
oma,,ee Of Congress, and no man shou'o
be surprised that there is hitch in it.
And now, if the power that fixed up The
nlen prououpces that it has been violated by
one OF the parties, what is 10 be done ABOUT
iif Is SHERIDAN 10 thrust out the Conserva-
tiyes with the blyonct!
What INDUSTRIOUS Government We have,
indeed. We nevertheless hope that some
GOOD may follow from the temporary ar
rlDgement. 1t may oppose some obstacle 10
the bad legislation OF barbarans and scape-
craces. The people Of Louisiana have been
nearly ruined by that sort Of legislation, and
we suppose that they may hail relief from al.
mos: any quarter.
In after times the history Of this anon aous
government Of Louisiana will be looked upon
with horror. People will ask, What sort Of
beings were they which directed the affairs
OF The ration that they permitted such mon
s.rous outrages?
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GREAT BRITAIN FREE-TRArE SPEECH OF
NJ. London, april 21.-The
Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce gave din
ner this evening in honor of It's guest, NJ.
Michael Chevalier, the celebrated French
economist. N. Chevalier, in reply to CON-
plimeutary toast, made speech, in which he
dTet on the benefits Of free trade. He tx
pressed his admiration at the extraordinary
progress made by the United States. A ma
ton so anxious to possess all the improve
mentS in public and private life, so eminent
Tor its love OF liberty, could not long remain
bound 10 the protective system. Protection
was repuSoant to a progressive policy,
checked the growth OF trade, aba restricted
theliberty OF producer and consumer.
He especially pointed out the inconsistency
of the Americans in imposing duties on
foreign grain while they attempted 10 inun-
date the grain markets Of Europe with their
products.
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Ely GOODS.


srOURTNEY &sPO ELL,
~ So S1DsBR0AD STREET
sTHpEDS SILKS az 60c. worth 75c.:
STRIPED SILK5 at z Sc. worth 81 .26;
PLACK IRON GRENADINES from SOC. 10 81. 90;
RL8CK SATIN-STRIp I'D GRENADINES NJ 40c.;
WHITE LICE STIRRED VICTORIA LAWNS ut
25c., 30c Acc. and Soc:
WHITE AND FIGURED LINEN LAWNS,
WORSTED COATIgGS for gentlemen,
ERRyCH ard NGLIsH rASsrAEREs, -.
GENTLEMEa's MERISo UNDERw EAR, medium
weight;
r7~-~ t4FTTbEMEN's C1Agzr SHIFTS At Soc,
LADIES' MERIEo and GACzE VESTS mt 75c.,
: GIRLS and BOYS MERISO ana GAGZE VESTS,
CoRsETs ut Soc, fNEg BoSosts mt 12iScs3 = :
Just rereiyed. a handsome lot of HAT-eCARgs,
Mech. SCARFs, silk aud lace: PARASoLs. In every
=. lor ard anaIfty: YAK LACE, WOKsTkD PRINCES,
Ec. !: II wO-BUTToE KID GLOVES at VI; VICTORIA
K IN. GLOVES ut S1.50. :, =
Mr., CHaRLtS HAKTWELL Is now with us,
, nd wa, Id be glad to see his friends. ap 19-3m
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f,n, dining feature OF cur organizations The,
record hears MS out iu the statement -<anu we
nsc II not in dispsrsgemensaf others, and
With no pharisaicsl boosting .Ebab a. matter
of lust pride : that our, Order. though nu-,
merically weaker. stands out boldly in thi>
reoars, n, the head Of all charitable and be-
neyo!en1 institutions Of the land. N . man
need have scrip In hts purse, nor I've clotheo
in purple AND fine linen. to enter the sacred
norials of our w ig Sasns-or~t sleep aFoanar
onr council fires. The rich and the poor.
the great and the humble, are here On a strict
equality.
PROCEEDINGS TO DAY.
The sessions yesterday afternoon and tc-
day were devoted to reports OF committees
entirely. Toese reports referred mainly 10
matters of local interest, but contained in
auiries which gave rise TO much discussion.
The finances OF the Order are represented
TO be in excellent condition-better than at
any time since the war.
The Great Council accepted the invitation
OK; ended from Norfolk. and will meet In tha [
city on the second Wednesday il May, 1876.
Past Great lncobonee james 2. Riley, OF
Winchester. exenphfied the unwrttcn WoFk
of the Order.
An appropriation was made for the enter
taipment of the Great Council OF the toltt
States, which holds its next session In Rich
mond.
The Council adj,urred at 6 p. M. to meet
at 10 o'clock tomorrow. when the great Of
fcers will be elected for the ensuing year. Il
is thought the CouDcil will finish its business
| By II O'Clock tomorrow.
The reports to-day indicate that the Order
is 10 very flourishing condition, and rapldIv
Increasing In membership.
Tonight at Library Hall, the banquet 10
the Great Council will be given.
Great Representative Hugh Latham, Of
Alexandria, left for home this evening.
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HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST THE CHICAGO
TlMEs.- Chicago, April 2l.-The jury in the
case of Alice y. Etrlg, OF Rockford, ILL.,,
against wilbur f. S'orey, editor Of the Cut
caso Times. for libel in publicali1n OF "a story
uearly year ago, in which Miss Earl 5
character was aSsailed, brought in sealed
verdict, which was opened this IuQ!nlng. 1t
awarded plaintiff $4,000 damages. A re-
traction OF the charges was published here.
lo(ore by the Times.
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80 N fUl Of nails Ike q
barn door, aud auatbs that r'6t yea mus, ons NO.
out newsborn Infants clotoss ,ba o 0osI
its head, because Il viii ou@h Ine ,s soal
too far down into the DO dy. ~, an rs sDsss
are the pous negro, and the ,,, n.y. nt wars
and the stupid negro, ali*os, anar The
sketched in characteristic ma enel .,;,;on
destiny of the race, in DR.. Bagbyt op,n;op,
is TO dwiDdle an d decay, ffDot to ez. {, mia In
ton. or rather, q steady melting ava. ~. ~
Richmond the mortality records -sho" !.;S
death of two blacks to every Waite; and u :. >
he said. held true every in ahe South. :
IDfanlicide, too, was fearfully prevalent
among them, while their number will never !, !,
be increased by immigration; and 10. the
contest against such fearful odds of $780,
600 Of an inferior race with 90 ,0Oo,ooo Oh d
superior, one could easily perceive what me
result must be; and the census of 1880
would surely show the beginning of the
end.-Neu York Times, 21st.) - d
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are- hoping gturthe worst of this coasspeai
Is overland THAT Nc mag fudSthns esrops9
are nofso nsuch Injnred'as WE pew SUPPOSE
We have some cises Of chtls and feversi
qmongkpa, but noserious Icases-of sickness
latcly. - Farmersbave their work generally q!
long way ahead of the season. They seem
discouraged. tut still work Oh, hoping for.
he best; which they deserve for Their in-
,,us.ry and PERSEVERANCE -. 80 IL
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EuRslsa or AN OIp VIRGINIA. HoMrsrrAn-

BURNING OF AN OLD VIRGINIA HOMESTEAD
Newipgton, the residence OF r. l.. hewitt,
Esq, near Pohick, was destroyed by fire last
Sunday morning. 1t took fire while the
family were at breakfast, and was entirely
consumed. 1t was perhaps the oldest house
Standing in Fairfax county, having been
built in The early colonial days OF this section
as Churct-oi-Englind reclory. 1t was of
brick, with unusually heavy walls. The
property was partially insured. Most of the
furniture was savei. Alexandria Gazette.
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MORE CHEERFUL The Norfolk Landmark
says: "a gentleman largely interested in
agriculture, fresh from q study OF affairs in
the country, is of opinion that our losses
have been greatly exaggerated. As he eX-
presses it, our article is right, but might be
made still more cheerful. for while many in
dividuas will suffer, the community at.arge
will realize remuneratiye prices for I'LL their
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AnGISEM ENTh.
GRAND CONCERT
SSEMBLY HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING, April 27, 1875, by the
CHOIR OF THE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,

ASSEMBLY HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING, April 27, 1875, by the
CHOIR OF THE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
assis ed by Mrs. ALVIN BARTON, Of Knoxville,
Tenn. Mrs REISHARDT, and about seVen'y other
Of the best musicians tamateur ana profeSsiohall
In this city, ana
KE>SNICH'S ORCHESTRA,
~ which time viii be rendered choice selections
from the most eminent COMPOSERS incuhinG four
mag ificent choruses from The operas :. Anna 30
lena :" ElsIre U'Amore," Etnanl," anu Sc
The ladies' and gentlemen kindly assist ne In
these chDruses represent the leading singers In our
hes civ chulrs and SINGING societies, and comprise
an array Of talent almost unparalleled In any must
cal reunion ever had In this place, and The solos,
dues &C., will be rendered 10y those whose appear
ancc Is ever welcome TO our people. .
OSlng 10 the scarcity of money among our citi
zans at Tins tiue the price Of admi ss,on-n"twilh-
Standing The expense and trouble OF getting mp this
entertainments been liked II the moderate ~!
OF seventv-fve cents.
Reserved seats can re had 1T WAITS music
store commencing rTluaJ hiol aug, -oH 1ooF"" al
8 O'Clock. without extra charge.
Those purchasing tickets from frlcr. ds or,he con
cert outside CAP eXcnauge them .or reserved seals
aL the place aud time above T.cutioned. mp 2l-td
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FRAScE-PRoBABLE ELECTION OF THEIRS
TO THE SENATE.-Paris, April 2l.-The
Noniteur says there is no doubt that eX Pre-
sldent Theirs will be elected to the Senate by
many departments. and may possibly be
chosen to preside over that body, In which
event he is sure to hold the position for life,
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CoAL-MINERs.- Osceola, Clearfeld county.
fa., April 2i.-The mines In this region are
all working with reduced force, under the,
protection OF special police, at the old rate
VIZ: Fifty cents per ton. A great many
OF The miners are leaving for other parts to
seek employment.
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THE GREAT CURATIVE POWER
FAKE
SIMMONs'S LIVER REGULATOR

for all diseases Of the Liver, stomach. and Spleen
1t is emlneptly H Family Medicine;
and by btirg kept ready for mmedi-
ate resort will save many au hour Of
suffering and many dollar in time
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial IL Is sill re-
ceiving the most ungus Tiled tes.imo-
Rial5 Of its virtues from persons Of
the highest character md Ie~unnsi-
bility. Eminent physicians commend
" EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION HEADACHE,
PAIN In tue SHOTLDFRS. bIZ2I-
NESS, SOCR STOMh Gil. bad taste
a# In the MOUTH, BILtoCs At
TACKS, PALPITATIoS Of the
heart, PAIN In the region OF
the KIDNEYS. pEsroSDESCY,
GLOON, and Inrehodiugs of EVIL,
all Of which are the offspring OF
diseased LIVER.
If you feel DULL. DRowsY,
DEBILIT ATED. have frequent
HEADACHE. MOUTH TASTES
BADLY, POOR p PETITE, and
TONGUE COATED you are suf-
iering from TORPID LIyEEor
BILIoUSSEss,n and nothing
will cure you so speedily aid
permanently.
u inc LIVER. the largest organ
In the body. Is generally tie
seat Of the disease, and II not
REGULATED In time great suf-
feIing, wreichedness and
DEATH will enSue.
Armed with this ASTlDOTE. all climates AMI
changes or water and food NAV be faced wlthou.
fear. AS Il remedy ~ MsLARIQUs FEVERS,
BOWEL GoMpLAINTs, R ESTL EsSSEss,
JAUSDICE. NAUSEA.
THE CHEAPEST. PUREST. AND BEST FAN
LY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
~ have never seen or tried
such simple, eiiicacieu-. sat-
isfactory. and pleasant rene
dy in my lite."-H. HASER,
ST Louis. Mo.
Hon. Alex Fl. Stephens.
"Ioccas ionally use, when my
condition requires II, Doctor
Smmous's Liver Hegulator
with good eifccts."-VoS.
ALEX. II. >TEP EMS.
Governor OF labama.
"Your Regulator has been
In use In my family for some
time and am persuaded II Is
a valu,b bic addition 10 the
medical sclence."-Goy y.
~ GILL SHORTER. Ala.
81 have usei the Regulator.
In my family for the pt,l sew
enteen years. eau safely re-
commend IL [, the world ~
the best Inedcinc nave ever
used for that class "f disrasrs
it purports To cure."-h. r.
President of City Bank.
"simnons's Liver negnia-
tor has proved q good and ell
cacious medicnc."-C. =.
NUTrISG.
Druggists.
-.. I'VE have teen aclIlntei
with Or. Simmons's Liver
Medicine Tor more than t""n-
IL years. anG know II tote the
hest Liver Regulator offered
10 the public."-N. X. LiOS
and II. l.. Lyon, Belcfor-
tame, o..
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DEATHS,

Died, on Thursday evening, 22d Instant, at 81
JOHN MANN, In the eighty-seventh year OF his
age. c,r,,p.y-
MtIRSING oath instant, al 8 o'clock. from St
Peters cathedral. His friends and acquaintance
are respectfully Invited to attend. AN
Petersburg papers please copy. II"
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A MOTHER LOT OF NEW AND DESl-
n RABLE GOODS just received at
HEYMAN, MORRIS CO.'S,
700 Broad street.
We are Offering this week Ladies' Foxed Caters
for sI50 worth SO: Ladies Cloth CATERS for
ii 90, Sl.75, and 90, worth 90. $3.50, and 50.
LADIES' SARATOGA SLiPPEkS-A BEAUTI-
FUL ARTICLE-for So worth $3.50.
MEMS BOX-TOs AL ks TIES for SOU
were sold last season for &3.50 Childrens Button-
shoes for 90c. worth T1.25 we only enun. rate
We are selling full line Of Geutlcnen's. Youths.
and hdren'S Hats from the lowest TO the finest ut
omizc In their purchases should not fail 10 call Oh
HETMaN, MOSklS 10,
700 Broad street. four oors below inc hfatre:
". B.-SHOkS sold BY us will te repaired frer OF
chsrpe aD % codtmy17
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TRAYS, ATTEN rION.-P Parade at Old b
" Market Hall OH FRIDAY NJ 1llF next ut q
O'Clock In full dress uniform, for business ana DI
drill. BY order OF captain BoSStECX. IL
nm o2-2t D. 81 SMITH, First Sergeant.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the l 9TH instant, at Rroad-Sre
Methodist Episcopal church. by Rev. John F. Ed
wards, D. d., JOSEPH AM HONY to ELLA,
daughter of T. f. gin, Esq No cards.
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,CiARDOIO, FOURQUREAN & co.
ARE SELLING BLACK SILKS
n, tho following reduced prices from last season

They desire to call especial attention to their
s..F.t.-~ extensive stock Of
f.s- LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
which are well made from the best brands Of cot
ions, and will be found handsome.
DRESS GOODS Of every description and quality;
BLACK GRENADINES from 40c. to $3.50;
MEXICAN GRENADINEs-very handsome;
SIDE BAND LAWNS and ORGANDIES;
GRENADINES for POLCNAlSE-very handsome;
CUlRASS and TABLIER SETS; ,.-.
Novelties in SCARFS, --
HAT-SCARFS,
RUFFS, and # ..
..# m- RUFFLINGS; ..s ...
LACE BARBES-haudsome assortment; -s ..
LACE SCARFS--SPANISH and GUIPURE.
We have just opened most attractive
assortment OF
LADIES' SUS-UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
with beautiful handles, well assorted, in bone,
horn, ivory. pearl. ebony. and cornrlian. ap 10
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Nearly all diseases originate from indigestion aoa
t0rpidity of the ir"r. aud rhef Is always w
action uealth IS almost iuvarI bly, secured Maus
o. action In he liver caus. heaoacbe, conu
iaundce, pain In the shoulders, cough. cli,s H. 49,.
ness, sour stomach. bad TASTE In thr mouth. 80
attacks palpitaIion OF the heart. depression ~
Fits, or the blues. amt hundred other - rng /,
for which SImMDSo's LIVER REQ oLSly" /;
thu best remedy that has eyer been Its.
scts mildly, efi ctua iy. and. being simple
bic COMPOUND, eau do no Injury Ia any qaan, ray
that il may be taken. II harmless 10 eSet; 81
Ii has be en- used for TO yTesrs ana ,hr couatry
viii yonch for It's being the puresl snd best
NH 10-Je2S
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VOUD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! u

" Ss&
Our old citizen HENRY GUSST has re- "a
sulned the RETAIL BUSINESS, and has just received
n very large stock of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, consisting OF ,
LADIES. MISSES, aud CIIILDnES's SLIPPERS:
LADIES', MISSES, and CHlLDkES'S SERGE ana
tOXED SHOES;
CALF and MOROCCO SHOES;
MEMS aud BOYS CATERS, STRAP SHOES, ana
PRINCE ALBERTS.
\ dne line OF MISSES and CHILDRES'S CoLoRED
SHOES aud SLIPPERS.
All of his goods are fresh and Of latest styles. He
cfers gO0hs NJ fgu to suit the time. Gave him
.s.".@. HkN,Y GUNST,
l413 Main sire ct. Richm ond Va.
Merchants supplied at New York prices.
ap 1924 29,3O.Mv1
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS aud
SATURDAY MATINEE,
April 23d and oath.
The favorite character comedians
BAKER ana FARROS.

Tbese fau,ou. dialect Actors cpd personators Of
male and female characters will APPEAR ia their
great dramatic special'ieS, entitled
-I''.. CHRIS AND LENA:
or, German Life the Mississippi,
sn,,;..,rted by the talented Dramatic Company from
Bidweir,s academy or nni5c, New w., orleans;
during ine drama Their great and original songs,
rance, and Sketches, incuG..n0 the NEW MULDooS
GUARDS. TIN FLAHERTY, THE LITTLE FRAUDS,
THE HAPPY DUTCH PAIR. etc etc.
Reserved seats can be secured at Wyatt's music
store. , ...s - ..
Admission as usual. ap 21-3t
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DOR SALE, light SPRING-WAGON,
Il In perfect running order. Also, frst-cl1ss
WORk-HORSE and a set OF fAGON-HAkhkSS.
Win he sold separate OF rs whole. bargain may
lie had by early application TO
.... 49,. EFF. 1T. GATEWU0D,
NIB 90 Second and Grace streets.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS t-9Ssg
~ have now IN store full line Of gen- gE&&
tcmen's fine handmade SHOES, such ass EAs
Goat and Calf strap-ncs, Goat and Calf 49,
Fri ce AlbertS: ladies', mis'es and cboren's FIN
SHOE s-all sizes aud colvys; TRUNKS. valise;, and
satchelS, at ". +. w. TAfLnN-,
ND ~ Fourth and Broad streets.
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FURNITURE.

AsURh1IUhEI - s1s"s s..-t ri :
Il 0sI-i fgiatq ;. FURNITURE:A
otter for sale 81 s, 900 worth of FIRST-CLASS
~FURSiTURa. Tall and see MY Walnut suits, full
marble, from 81 so 1896, 81 25, 81 is, %. s95
lar Suits full marble, from S65 to S55: Parlor
Suits HaiYcloth or Reps. from $50 10 *65 Poplar
Suits, ! G pieres. without marble, with high bed.
stead, from $40 to s2S. < ompare win what Is
SOLD by auction for more money. This Is no hum
bug have at least $4,000 worth or FukSl.
TUBE OF MI descriptions which viii sell Tor cash,
or by weekly or monthly instruments.
l. WILLIAM 'DAFFRON.
0tace and saesroom.l436 vain street re q >
WALNUT FURNiruRE.--Wec call a
W. a'tsntion to our tine Stock OF WALNUT n
URRssIsG-GAsEa SUITS: HEDSTEADS, Ru- HI
skRAus, WAsHsrASDs; large stock or AkE-
ROBES Of the best material. styles, and dntshi We
pledge 10 self from so fifteen per cent less than
inferior styles sell ut &uctOn.sates All other g0oas
prop0r,ionately cheap. Call and test the >eye.
&c 63m E 6ATHRtGHT.1 IL Governor street
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NEW SHOE HOUSE.

I ARGE STOCK OF NEW ANDmAv
IL sEASOEABLE GUODS.-Latc s: yles S&
BOOTS AND HOES for &c ntlemen'S weary EN-
CALF Boots, sewed, wlrl box-toe, 80 so 40
worth s6 tGentlemen's CALF CONGRESS GAL
TEES, crimDed and with box-toe, $3.50 worth
1850: Genilemens CALF ALEXIS, 50 SO worth
So; fine ALEXIS and CONGRESS q All ERs at
$3.50 worth $3.50; q good CATER at % worth
~ twenty cases Misses and Chlldren's SHOES
good for schooI-wear. 81 rs up 10 s2-just half
price; Infants shoes, soc. up: Ladies wear great
variety from 81 25 up to The finest LACED aud
.BUTTONED, SHOE and GAITEkS; Home and
Northern made Peniteniiary SHOES at Very low
figure; SHOES for WorkinYmen and TURNER'S
wear at prices to defy competition At the old cheap
"a ri 81. GOLDEN. =:
NH 31-am 1879 Main street
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CAUTION.
B,Iy no powders or prepared olHAoSS LlNEh
REGULATORS unless ID our en- faT~L HrapH.
with trademark, stamp, aui si2ni.r.r uuGrohcH,
none other Is genuine.
}. II. ZE!i rs & co.,
Nacou. Ca, and Ph!adFi pua'
TIE SYMPTOMS Of Liver
Complaint ar un, asn So aud
paiu in the side. Sometimes
the pain Is In the shoulder. anu
isHIsrAKES for rheumatism.
The stomach IS affected with
LOSS OF APPETITE Ind SECS
ness. buweS in general cos
I'VE. sometimes alt"ruati'S
win lax. me HEAD j. tron-
bled with paiu. and nul, heavy
sensation. cousid rablr Los,
% OF MEMORY, accompanied
with painful scnsaiion ~ nav
ip2 LEFT USDOSE sonie'a'ne .
which ought 10 have uten
done, QlHD S2Hpa!niaf OF
weakness. DhdLfTY, 'N
spirits. some,im's MANY OF r.
p Tic ahoresymp,oms attGdthe
disease, and al Dtner times
very Fkw OF them bat me
LIVER Is generally The organ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-23

QUESTION: Whore can buy
VI good SHOES for myself or ebih s1a1s.
dren al low figures, but made OF good material!
). Answer: at the factory No. 2lS Broad street,
between Second and Third, where nothing bus city.
made goods are sold. 49,
= ROOTS footed 10 order for only 80. Sc 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-23

nON'T PAY % FOR A GAL. l
~ TER when you can buy city -msde sl(SkE
one for "a. Don't pay 81 for u snoe when you can
buy one for 80. This is true II you don't believe
IT, 10 to the factory, FL Broai street between Sec
ond and Third. Nothing but c!ty-made goods sold
Every pair warranted. BOOTS FOOTED To Or
OEk EOR Only E6, se16
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-23

NEW GOODSi NEW GOODS !x
IN Latest styles BOOTS and SHOES forA VI
gentlemen. A large variety OF GtNTLE.A
MEMS SLIPPERS, some new and beautiful Styles,
LADIES' "ARLINE" SLtPPEhS. NEWPORT
TIES. SC, &c. Sole agents for Bapister iche-
nor's fine work. Trunks, Valises. Satchsls. &C
WISGO, ELLETT RChP,
NH 10 80 1908 Main street. I.