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billions of Irish Potatoes
Millions Of Irish Potatoes at $. ID. Moore
4 Co.'S on Bridge Street, nvS2dtf

II is not the quantity eaten that gives
strength, life, blood and health. 1t IS the
thorough digestion of the food taken, let 1t
he much or little Therefore do not stimu-
late up the stomach to crave food, but rather
assist digestion after eating, by taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator. dcc4d&wlw
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s14.lb3 40

| hereby certify that the above Is true
copy of the settlement with the City Marshal
and now on file In my office
In witness whereof, | hereunto set my
- hand and seal OF the City Council,
- j. II. ToRBETT,
Recorder and ex-oillcio Secretary OF Council.
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Two hundred pounds OF Virginia
Dare" direct from the factory, and
bought for CASH, at the Empire Cigar
Store" at less than any other house In
the city can sell IL. All other favorite
brands OF Tobacco and Cigars nj reduc.
ed rates
We wish 10 impress on the mind OF
the public, that we can afford te sell
cheaper than anybody-buying strictly
for CASH.
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Splendid gifts for the Christmas holidays
at jackson X Knights art gallery. A fine
lot of chromos, photographs In oil made To
order, photos, plain, all sizes and styles, ster-
horoscopes and siercoscopic Views, also u
splendid assortment Of frames. d5dtf
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ST, palIIss.

The lecture tonight by Rev. DIR. Ilackett,
will he on the subject Of "self Control" II
will pay our young men aud maidens TO
hear II.
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The above gentleman wishes to sell his
homestead at auction on Christmas day. II
is very valuable place, aud our readers are
referred to the advertisement.
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Mr. r T. Odel, Of Llano county, arrived
IN our city on yesterday with three hundred
aud thirty five fine hogs. He intends ship
ping them to Sherman.
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All needing Sunday reading will find IT at
Watkins in extensive variety.
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Produce Warehouse, Bridge street, near
depot-Produce and merchandise stored at
reasonable rates. Railroad freights OF all
kinds shipped or forwarded. As my profits
depend on storage, | sell for customers
without charging commissions.
Waco. July "A. 1873 WIN. o. OTIS,
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InEelIce


BY Miss Augusta j. Evans, her last and
best novel, just received At Watkins Book
Store, Third street. dSd3t
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Al Curtis Il Browns.


Pigs feet.
Mince Meat.
Pickles in barrels, kegs and kits. nest
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bakery and Confectionery.
NJ. Weller y Tiatzer hava opened a
Bakery ana Confectionery on the west
side of the square, and in addition
thereto they keep Toys, Fruits, Nuts
SO, and nice, hot toffce Lunch, with
oysters, will be served ut any moment
desired. n21dlm
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We put up all kinds Of job work for the
Oranges, in style, and at a price, which
simply defies competition.
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XXXX Robertson County, Nelson County
Bourbon and White Wheat whiskey; also,
apple, peach cogniac and Blackberry bran
dies, GU wines, &c, Just received and for
sale AT j. Il. Smiths,
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How To

Aiorn
W equal
TAILS
falling
without
drtssil you ever
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Fresh crackers-assOrted,
Fresh canned goods,
Fresh canned fruits,
Fresh canned oysters,
just In at low figures at
MARSHALL ~ EARlY's,
oetl1dSwtf Third Street,
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want 10000 pounds of nee shuck, FOL
which they will pay $40 90 per 1000 lbs
Prefer them baled.
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Taxes for 1875.

Final settlement Of City Marshal as col
lector OF taxes for 1875, which was received
and adopted by the City Council at a regular
meeting on the ID of December, 1875; wiz;
DIR.
To amount of assessment for 1873. Sl4, 1853 40
". CIR.
BY all scrip collected and burned
by the Council ............ $685. 81
BY amount new scrip. ........... 5,0Sl 50
BY amoun, delinquent list turned
over to City Attorney. ....,.. a,465 81
By commissions for collecting
sll $50 2s. 467 60
By bal. now dep'td with d'pos'tory AZ 63
Al lh9 40
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The Charlotte Centennial.

Tomorrow is the centennial annlvcrsaf!
Of the Mccklenburg declaration OF mae
nenaenee. The military and thc delegations
from this city will depart for Charlotte To-
day, We hope large number OF our ci'l
zens will 60. We owe it 10 our soc'ai sym
rathy with our North Carolina tcilo"-clt'
gems. to our mutual Interests, ana 70 our
warm concurrence with the people of North
Caroiina in their admiration for the prlncl-
MOS and beroism Of their forcfathcrs, to join
them in honorinS the DAY.
We hone that all who can go Will 60.
puhIic spirit Is one Of the nobiess OF I'M
Dulscs. A community which hath it not de-
serves not TO prosper, and that community
which has it in largest degree best deserves
the prosperity which comes from wise go
ycrnnant and well maintained pnhlic honor
So we hope to see as much as possible OF II
displayed by our people ON thepresent occa-
sion.
Businessmen should be liberal, and not
in any sense indifferent or cold. We want
10 ice in the case. except in drnks-no colo
water thrown on any generous emotion. Let
all do what they can to give ecldt to the cele-
bratlon. It will cherish good principles aud
foster that spirit of independence that Is ~
dispcnsable to the preservation oil cnliSne-
eued and genuine rcpu6!ican'sm.
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Now EsOGkS.

Alice Lorraine. A Tale OF the South
Downs. By L. D. BLACKMoRE. An hor OF
"Cratloch Novel;" "Maid of Sker," &c
New York: HARrER g. BROTHERS.
A very vigorous narrator and describcr OIL
scenery is u. ID. BLACkMoRB.
OUR Detachment. A Novel. BY KA1nA
R1SE King. Author Of "The Queen Of tho
Regiment" New York: HARPER q Bro
THEIRS.
These two novels are Nos. 43S and 44O OIL
HARPERs' Library of Select Novels.
For lie by J. Il. ELLysaN.
The Art-Treoswes of England. PhiIadel-
phia: GEDDIE L. BARRIE, publishers.
We have from Mr.. John PERRY, agent,
corner of Ninth and Franklin streets, the
seventh No. OF this superb monthly publca.
ton.
The Dirt Journal, No. 5. New York: d.
APPLETON Il 20.
. From the agent (Mr. +. CRusE) in this city
we have the latest No. Of the Dirt Journal.
The exquisite drawings Of LASD,EER are m
tinued in it, and there are other admiral
pictures. especially that of MARY Stuart
Led to Execution"
The Aerial World. A Popular Account Of
tue Pncnnmcna and Life f the A'mo-
sphere. By G. HARTwlG. NJ. and =. D.,
Author Of THE Sea and It's Living Wor-
ders," "Tfc Tropical World" 1.-THE Pc
far World and "The SuhterraneaD
World" New York: ID. APPLETON & Co.
A superb work. For sale by j. t. Z LLYsoN.
The Life and Gr0IcM Of LANGUAGE. An
Outline OF Linguistic ScIepcr. BY WILL
LIAM DWIGHT WHITNEY, Professor Of Sun.
scrit and Comparative Pathology in Yale
College. New York: l.. APPLETON 81 Co.
The APpLEToNS have placed this in their
valuable international Series"
For sale by j. T. ELLYSoE.
English Men of Science: Their Nature and
Nurture. BY FRANCIS GALLON. +. Il. 3,
Author of " Hereditary Genius" &c. New
York D. ArrLEToN 81 60.
Iucluded in ArpLEroN's Popular Science
Library.
For sale by j. I. ELLYsoN.
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Virginia and Her Esesonrces-Inter-
esting letter from Major Jed.
EiOtckkisS.
For sale by j. I. ELLYsoN.
STAUNTON, VA, May II, 1915.


esting letter from Major Jed.
IIotchkiss.
STAUNToN. Va, May II, 1915.
Editors Dispatch The able and spirited
defence of the Valley against the attack Of
the New Jersey editor, in Saturdays Dis.
patch, is what We expected from ncWSpa.
per that always zsalou>ly defends Virginia
from the assaults Of foreign or domestic foes;
but "Facts Us. Fancies" suggests the in.
curry whether as Il State we have done our
duty in supplying the "facts " so that they
may be reached by those disposed to give
information, and leave no excuse for the IT,
diligence of "fancies."
You, of course, have the 2,400 quarto
pages of the census OF 1870 you ought to
Use the fairer figures Of 1860, but few are
so fortunate; and yet, when you would de.
fend one of the great grand divisions of the
Commonwealth you find yourselves CON-
PEELED to use the facis Tor the whole
State, because you canuot afford to col
lect from the mass OF statistics of the
ninety-nine counties Of Virginia those
OF her fifteen Valley counties aud present
the generalizations of 1850 square miles of
territory "a region Only ITO miles smaller
than all New Jersey)ai q vindlcation of the
productlyeness Of tits important portion OF
The State, but m ust content yourselves with
presenting an item from a single county. and
that not one of Virginia's. The statements
Tor the larger area would have been
stronger argument. l see Orom the manu-.
script pages of my report on the resources OF
Virginia, prepared al the request OF the
Board of lmpigratioD,) that the fifteen VAL
lev counties of Virginia produced 10 1859
and 1869 ('be production years of the census
Of 1860 and 1870 the following quantities, In
bushels, OF food cereals:
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na,iona, existence save In degree so
uncomfortable as no: TO he ct all com
petiblc with authority sufficient to hoid so
rich dependency as Cuba so far away from
the principal government as she IS from
Spaiu. The disorder that has so long pre-
vailed In Cuba, the civil war there. ana the
barS,rous incidents which characterize H..
clearly prove the ircapacity of the Spanish
Government. The interests OF the United
State, demand that it shall not long continue,
and <, do the interests cf the civilized world.
The comfort and subsistence OF society IS
too extensively concerned infhe peace and
successful Industry OF Cuba to clio" the
prcsrut disturbed ard uncertain condition OF
the -and to be continued.
This country is aSitated by the poll
tics Of Cuba, and must continue to be
in danger of being drawn into trou'
BILE with Spain by reason Of our people
beirs cmbroiled with the Cuban partisans
and falling victims to the disorders oil the
island. We cannot always assume that our
ci,iz ~ take their own lives III their
hands " hen they venture to enlist III inc
striics Of Cubs. The American people VIII
consider that they perish from the disorders
of n country no; able to preserve order ana
not c .pable Of maintaining civil authority.
They will look on Cuba rs nuisance ana a
layyIc.s establishment which the safety Of
our own community requires to be aoateo'
The legislators of New York are acting
under irflucrcc of the sentiments inspired toy
some. if not all, Of these considerations.
Tber are having their effect upon the people
Of the United States. We think it has been
| strony proof OF the virtuous serse OF the
limited States of the nature Of their intcrna'
,ienal obligations that they have not long ago
settled his Cuban question BY the acQulSl-
ton of the island. Tie reasons for settling
it in tia: way have been long of controlling
nature. We doubt whether there is another
one Of he.powcriul nations that woud have so
iop.. 7. retained from Il measure so clearly de-
mandrd By humanity and national peace.
We have no idea that Cubl is in cond-
ton socially, or has the ability and wisdom,
70 maintain a separate independence. We
feel satisfied that when she is Topped of from
Snaju >ae must become part Of the United
States. This nation will more Than prota.
bly dcourd il as a means Of ending veXed
questions aud :he danger Of cyer.rencWcd
troubles.
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THE COOP OF FISH CULTURE. The bless
inss of the artificial Matching of fish are
yearly being multiplied. We have state
mant il. the Rochester lN.I) Democrat that
the people Of that city now get fine shad at
forty cents pair-a thing so rare that the
editor asks, :'Whcn before could shad be
Joug Int in Rochester for forty cents pair"
The advantage Of thus getting supply OF
this >unerb fish ut reasonable prices is at
tribu,cd to the wonderful results Of the
lahur> Of the fish commissioners. We can
hardly appreciate the value Of this great
blessing. A community that has had sup.
DIV of ,Ead in the spring season, when the
resources for the table are not extensive,
wcnrd be able to understand the nature and
extent of the blessing should they be de-
priycd of it when the season comes round
again. Fish.cu;u re is beyond question one
of the grandest discoveries for the good OF
mankind that has been made for many gene
rotjonc
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h15 HAMBURGH NETS,
LACE->TnlPt. vi SLIME,
WlDE-C Ii -Lk MUsLlN,
SWISS. AN HRIU, JACCunEr, 1AitLATAN
O.GAADY, and Nal >OOk MUSLIN;
BISHOP and IICTDklALA%N;
1UCKrD .AMBnIt:i in all widths,
lNDIh-TW ,LLrU Lp>GILOTU,
WHITE +. ] LIAN fES,
rlQUEe In all qualities,
Pho !GTiIMMlNG>.
WHITEHALL + lSGtS,
CUYnNTKY Trainings In all OF the desirable
II ANBJhGu FDGINGS and INSFRT1NGS, the
only well "a ortrd stock Ia this city: -
INFANTS EN- bHUIDEntD FkULk Waists
FINE FLANNELs; RUSSIA, SCOTCH, and
BIRD'S.EiE DIAPERS:
IEIIA-EUB Err DIAPERS,
INDLt-kUBBkk CLOlu, at o-r,-ne,
my 10 LEV L Di'oAhhnS.
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Sympathy with Cuba.

The New York ASSEMBLY on Friday last
adopted by rising vote, without the form.
atty of a division, resolutions "express-
ing sympathy with the struggling Cuban pa
triots." These resolutions diSclaimed any
party or political bias, yet declared the opin-
ion "that the time has arrived when it is
"the duty Of the Government of the United
estates to take such action as is best ealcu.
Slated to terminate the war now Waging in
"the island Of Cuba and secure to its poo.
"ple the advantages of free government"
A striking indication Of the temper of the
Assembly on the subject was afforded in the
rejection of the following proyiso proposed
as an amendment to the resolutions "Pro.
yided the same can be done without viola.
ton Of international law or the settled pol
icy of the United States" So. our New
York legislators do not mean TO be embar.
raised by any such matter US international
law"
We have long regarded it as more than
probable that Uslba would sooner or later be
annexed to the United States In some Bay or
diplomacy II possible, or By some plea OF
national necessity; and we anticipate that
international law" will, IL it stands in the
way, be adroitly evaded or altogether disre.
garded. The situation of Cuba with relation
to the United States makes it yitally i'm.
portsnt that it should become annexed to
those States. In certain contingencies this
would be of The greatest moment.
Spain cannot, we believe, remain long the
possessor of the "Queen of the Antilles !"
and this country cannot permit her to pass
under the control of any other nation. A
rebellion has existed there for years, and has
been maintained by force so feeble that lis
proloDga!Ion is plainly due TO the ineficIency
of the Government. 1t is clear proof of the
utter want of that force and consistency
which is essential to the maintenance of
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fp FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW AND
CHEAP GOODS of every description at astonisl-
inrlv low prices at WILLIAM 1HALHlMEk's,
COL Is, cad street, corner Sixth street
DRESS GUODS-thc cheapest and largest stock in
the city:
BLACK GRENADINES from 35c. TO 81 per
yard-rxtra;
BLACK ALpACAS and MOiIAIRs, the greatest
ba,gaius
LACE-srhIPE ard SATIN-STRlPE COLORED
PiQUEs, very low.
In WHITE GOODS fun lire Of PLAID and
STRIPED NAIH> OOkS. and STRIPED and
PLAID SWISS MULLINS, cxtr' cheap;
IRISH LINr.AS, SWISS MUSLlNS, MAIN
soVKS, CAMBklcs, &c. all ut 'heFery lowest
prices;
RACK SIIKS-Some more Of those extra cheap
SlAs very low:
srRII,sD and PLAIN SILKS for dresses and trim
innings;
BLACK BOMpAZlNE, TASISE CLOTH,
MOUSSaLAIEt.e. &c.-A full line very low
CAS>IMERtS. JEANS, &C., for mons and boys
wharf.-the cheapest stock III the city. Call ard
lie convinced III Ii.
pAEhSuLs-1. 900 new styles will arrive on Mon
duy the 10Th Instant, at all prices ana very
cheap.
LACE POINTS and SHAWLS-The greatest in
LucEmcnlS OncIcu u! ticsc so'o7'
very cheap.
.SH-R BBOSS-1 900 from 25c. to 81 yard.
SILK SCAkFS-2,OO0 from 15c. 10 Sl.25 apiece.
CuRS .TS-2 900 from soc. to So all very cheap.
J.,dies, and Genllemcn's SUMNER VESTS.
FURNISHING GoODS-A 1uIl
line of White shirts. Hoe, iandkerchiefs, 1les'
Bows, &C.. very low.
.,so.a large assortment Of NOTIONS and FANCY
GOODS too numerous 10 ion; all to be
sold lower than the lowest.
KID GLOVES at 75c., 81, and 1925 worth SOC.
pair more;
GESTLtMEN's KID GLOVES, all cslors, very
low;
some Of the 12Hc. LAWNS. and
teen cool Now is the best chance before they
are All sold. as can only &C. LIMITED au,n'ity.
al fast colofs aud best goods, At l2iac. worth
zoe. a yar0.
Call early and secure some Of the many BAR
GAINS to be had at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
COL Broad street.
Goods sent oyer the country c. o. d. Parties
wishing samples please send postag and address.
WILLIAM IHALIIIMER.
myS Sixth and Broad streets.
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The British Celebration Next Week.

Editors Dispatch: Permit me to urge
upon my brother Bri.i>h settlers in various
parts of the State the importance of attend
ing the celebration in Richmond next week.
This year our meeting will not be as grand
an affair as it was last year, but will partake
more Of the character of family gathering,
10 which we can interchange Information,
experience, and good fellowship. The pro-
gramme, commencing with the annual SER
mon bv Rev. DR.. Wall on Sunday next, in.
cludes also business meeting, banquet, and
concert. Now is the time TO make the Bril-
fish Association of Virginia worthy of its
name. Very respectfully,
j. A. FL. ST.. ANDREW.
Farmuille, May II, 1915.
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Mt sYCLE BROTHERS. 429 BROAD
STREET. call special attention 10 nifty pi'crss
MnZAMBlQUf, just received, at l2ac.-reai
larr, . assortment Of DRESS GOODS, in all styles
and shades, from 12i7c up;
BLACK ALPACASal 30 worth 4Oc.;
Extra fine double MoliAiR at SOC, WHEN people
consider great bargain a. 62hc.:
The largest stock Of MOURNING GoODS III the
CITY; ,,,-
CoLUEED SILKS. all grades;
5LAGk.ANp WHITES K PE III L
SlI.KSat 75c. worth 81 per yard
We have a full linz of CASSlMERES from 3oc.
rx, ra' fine ne c0aTl$G* and yEsr1INGs;
FhUIT-CLO TOWELS, NApkiNS; Dol pI
LIES, TABLE, aHa 1 PlAS1 iIGi IL
LACE t1 CUFTAiT<S and Observation-Disclosures
PLAIN. While, and CHECKED MATING, all
raS Sidto; and FLooR-o1LcLoTHs;
Five hundred pieces new styl- CAMBRICS and
PEhCALfS at 215 and 1915. pr yard;
New La Ms Just opened:
Three thousand rieccs new PRINTS AMI SHlEI-
lNGs at ~ and ! o.; per yard I;;.r,>rc srp1pus
A full s sfo;k Of blsoWN and BLEACHED GOT
rows, sHEt things, ana plLLOW-CAsE
COTTO<S at the lowest prices;
LINN SuEETINt1. very low; ,,,,.
FIil-width PiLLUW-GASE COTTON at l2Ec.
per yard ,,,,. 9,
An crdl.ss variety OF FANS, In all styles ana ali
prices: -,,,.,..
SEtk- and IIAT-SCARFS-anic nice assortment;
LaCE TIE, ut 80 and 75c. per yard:
ShCK- and ssSIl-hIBBUNS very cheap:
Five thousand pair .uNE- and TWn:Bn rno =,
KID GLOVE. cf all The best manufactures, AZ
75c. II, and S1.25 pair-this assortment -
the largest III The city;
iADIr,s' and MISSES STRIPED HOSE from
1,II It' S'p pnd CENT? FM rN'S HFMSTITCHED
HANDKEHCalEF> from l2'ac. up 10 The
Gaze HANDKERCHIEFS-a handsome assort-
CAMBitiC EDGINGS and IESERTINGS and 4
thousand different styles of COTTON IhlN-
VI, Ms ana EUFFLlSus at ASToNlsliISGLi
Low PRICE,; . >o,..,.,rs, . -o $3.50
LAlIIr = ana MIS- 20 COhSEiS iioii oVS' NY
UNBL" AChnU KNITTING COTTON, all Nos.'
at 35c rer pnund; ~
New s;yles LInEN COLLARS aud CUFFS at
slCLn BROTHERS..
i29 Broad street. between Fourth ana Firth.
Gomls SEM all over the country Z. %. ID. or on re-
G, int of the money. Parties wishing goods sent by
mail win please send postage. myS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-19

MI DECAY ED TEETH.-We have
nrepared. after consultation with some Of our
best dentists, i CARBOlIC MOUTu-WASH which
has proven very efficient in the treatment OF DE-
cAYED TEETH aud DISEASED GUNS. 1t acts rs
complete disnfectant 10 the odor caused by de-
vay.d teeth, and Is very pleasant to the smell ano
taste. Sold In bottles so cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists
fs IN 919 Main street
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ME- COD-LIVER OF :,

@ COD-LIVER OF,
ME'DICINALLY PURE.
QUE OWN IMPOP.TATION-THE BEST.
PUKESL AND yloST ACCEPTABLE
TO TT. e STOMACH.
We have the tes t,mouy OF our physicians who
prescribe It, and or patients who have taken IT. that
1t IS more aeee ptable to the stomach and more
easily assimis ed than any other oil.
Afresh SD .pply Just -receaved-direc from heH'
foundlAnd,. MEADE u BAKhR, !
Importing Pharmacists I
1910 4l9 Axin street, :.
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DEATHS,

Died AprIl 26'h. Ia Dublin, Ireland, ELIZA
JOHNSTON, widow of the late Andrew Johnston,
OF LongforO, and mother OF peyton Johnslnn,
br theirs aud sisrer, Of this city, IN the eighty
seventh Year Of her age.
DIED, 1T his home, al the White Sulphur Springs,
ION Thursday night, May 9Th, JOHN BOWER
CALWELL, IN the seysIty-sesenth year Of ILLS aga
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MORE ARRIVALS OF NEW
GOODS.

T.R. PkICE& CO.
are receiving daily elegant lines PARAS0LS and
UMBRELLAS. raRCALES and CAMBn1CS.
New-pa,tern rkINTS-great variety; lk!SH
Linens, LINEN LAWNS, CASSIMERES-r.ng
Ish. French and Americ III; LINEN sHEEfiNGS.
NAPKINS, DOiLIE5, TOW
ELS.
Large stock of MICK RUFFLINGS, LADIES
SILK SCaRES; LACE BAR bES. botp. " hile and
black; LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS.
By sue amer and express every DAY they VIII con.
tiuue to aud 10 their chvice sock Of Foreign aud
Domestic goods. my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-19

nY THE NEW STYLE IMITATION
LACE WINDOW-SHADE,n now so fashionable, can
be had at very much fellow regular prices at LEVY
BROTHERS., who also offer great Inducements In
LACE CURTAINS,
CORNICES, BANDS,
KNOBS, LOOPS,
PICTURE CORDS and PICTURE NAILS.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1O17 and 1918 Slain street.
One thousand five hundred PaRASULS, from
which you can make your selections. my ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-19

GCY MATING! MATING! MAT
TING INVITE, RED-CHECK, and FANCY
MATING at all prices pli--CLOTHS in all
widths and qualities. CARPETS in Brussels, Ia
pestry, Three-rly. Ingram, Hemp and Venetian.
COCOA MATING,
rugs, COCOA MATS,
HIS .DCkS,
WINDO -SlIh DES,
LACE ADD NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS ana
CURTAIN. FIXTURES, al
LEVY BROTliRbS',
1Ol7 aud 1919 Main street. Richmond, Va.
The largest stock If PARASOLS in tins city and
at the iomc.t prices. my ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-19

ROBERT A. LANCASTER, WILLIAM u. AUckE.
ANCASfER & LUChE. SiOCh AND
IL REAL Estate BROKERS.
Office, State Bank building, iii Main street
Richmond Va.
securtirs> or all kinds brught and sola on com
mission Specie and FOREIGN Exchange dealt 10.
.uriion No 10-lm