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Attorneys at Law.


w, &. Oldham, office In Mitchie's building,
Opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main street
janl4dtf
j. NJ. Hayes. 204 Commerce street, Ddll1s
claima. jan0dtf
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at Law, NO.
205 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
oct29-dtf
Aldretge Geo. NJ, iO5 Main street, near
Courthouse. IL
Mccoy a Mccoy, office south side of Court
house square. IL
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FARMERS OF TEXAS.

One enterprising man In yeur midst who
planted my new Cabbage Seed had forty
thousand that made large and solid heads;
another grew Onions that weighed apound
each the drst gear, from my Danvers black
seed! You will find extracts from their let
tiers in my Catalogue. With seed equally
good why can not you do asw well? My large,
Illustrated Seed Catalogue. containing q vast
(ree to all. JAMES j. II. GREGORY,
ianlwSt Marblebead, Mass.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.

VIC. Sickles & Co., Grocers and dealers In
produce, No. GIG Elm street, corner OF roy
dras. hoN-uu
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND IRE
w quested TO announce a. r. Barry as a
candidate for City Assessor and Collector, at
the ensuing municipal election In April.
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BoaHARIB. L. H. G.
RENDER UNTO CESAR, ETC.


Subioined will be found the names
of the loyal subjects who have prompt
ly complied with the imperial ukase
ordering the levy of special tribute to
curry nm the war now i'm DrOpreSs
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested to announce II. &. Patton rs
| a candidate for Treasurer of the city OF Dal-
| las at the ensuing municipal election.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w ouested to announce II. A. Menur-
tray as a candidate for the office of City
Secretary. Election April ith.
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,DlEA,THs.

n,ed. or, the IN, instant Mt half past s O'Clock
after long andpainfn Illness which sne p2fs WIu
ared nineteen years, eldes. daughter Of marx u.
and Emily D. Morse.
Il know thou art gone to the home Of thy rsst,
Then why should my soul be SO sad n,o..
know thou art gone y here the weary are pieSs
And The rncurner looks up and is glad;
never look up with wish TO The SKY
n. And near a low murmur ike thine ~ repy
When pour out my spirit In prayer.
Iy.r funeral was pre sched at the Centenary MEM
ofisf EniscopnI charch Sunday evening, YIN In
slant, at 5 O'Clock.
Died, on The 9Th instant, a. fifteen minutes 70
Riehard Ophip, In the eighty.seyenth year Oh nef
Friend, and relatives Of the family are respee.
,Isy ON SATURDAY, the 18Th instant, at oe'ock
p. a., from her late residence. Henrico county.
Died b. city, sggdsy the ihs. 9Th eh nidan q
Henry g. Cannon, Esq.
Died, on Friday the 14.h r Instant ss Mrs lsA:
Fer funeral viii take place from the house or
SUNDAY l'Si ;at4 O'clock r NJ; The friends Of the
family are respectfully Invited 10 attend.
Mod ON Friday the 18th, at IL o'clock. at her
.iHanc va on Fshteenth Street, between Clay and
Venabie, siss NJ AR LONGEST, IN the seventy,
fth wear of her age. after few days Illness ieaYlDe
two listers and many relatives aud friends 70 mourn
their loss.
Bright angels, ye call me, ye beckon me up,
= TO your glorious home IN the skies;
Ye bend from the beautiful portals OF oiisS,
We watch me with love.beaming eyes.
Ye can me, We call me, We walt Tor me now,
Ye are leading me down TO the tomo,
We are bearing me up TO the beaut11ul lano,
Receive me, my Saviour, come.
Her funeral will take place TO-DAY, the 1oth'
at az o'clock, from Broad Street Methodist church'
Friends and acquaintance OF the lamlly are xe'
specially invited to attend. y.
Danville papers please copy. 49,
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Glorious Country.

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun writes as follows to tina,
paper:
WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE recent vic.
h lent speech of Senator Boutwell, against the
South and southern men is now understood
TO have bad deeper meaning than was at
first attached to 1t. Mr.. Boutwell, in that
speech said: "The North will do we'll to
take heed that it trusts no man who was
brought up under the Influence of slavery,
controlled by its spirit and dominated
by it's power, which Ia not yet ex-
tinct." Secretary Bristow Is the only south.
ern man VINO has been spoken of for
President AZ tho candidate of either
party, and this expression of Mr.. Bout
well Is now understood to have been leYelled
at him, and 10 be distinct notice that the
North will never consent to the elevation of
southern man to the presidency. In this
defiant notice Mr. Boutwell, has, is alleged,
laid down the ultimatum Of the Republican
party OF the NorIb. and since be made hs
speech many. northern members Of both,
houses woo have never iHdnlged IN the
violent public ntterances which come from
him have asserted without hesitation That In
this respect be echoes the undoubted opinion
OF the mass Of the peopleo Of the North.
We hare little or no sympathy with Mr..
BRIsrow or any other southern man who
found Il In bis heart TO side With the enemies
Of ths South during the iate war; and the
feeling towards ailsDch southern men Whichis
entertainel by northern Repuhl lcans ie we'll
expressed in The old saying That e Hsiose TIE.
Treason. but despise The trsllors (, chose
sto assume 70 be better 81: wiser their;
40 lghbpfs, sbd though isF III ngnbels essss
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WHY do men kill robins5 They are
mighty innocent and pleasing birds. The
blithe, bright song in the morning of robin
red.breast from tall poplar is one of the
most cheering Of things. In all the area in
which it is heard it is echoed with delight.
Men often pause to listen. The gardener In.
voluntarily leans upon his hoe with attentive
ear while the joyous carol reverberates DER
the fields and is responded to by the woods.
Sitting in the balmy morning in the vine.
covered porch, flushed with the red rose,
while the robin sings from the cherry.tree,
is q situation not unworthy of comparison
with the sweetness of Elysium.
And yet mon will shoot the. dear robin,
whose domestic gentleness makes him almost
one of the family. None Of the migratory
birds part by their pres uce more pleasure
Nor is he merely pleasant guest-he is q
servceable one. lie is the farmers best
friend. We think he destroys more insects
than any others of bis species do. He dig:
up the grub from the ground By the thou
sands, and cleans the limbs Of the trees Of al
the insects that appear early. He sometime;
stays with us, and here mates and nests an6
has offspring. And all the period of his So
journ here9e is cherished as a welcome CUES
by all refined people.
Why shoot the robin, then9 There is nc
reason why. His flesh is not very good fol
the table-not good enough to make him
priced for that purpose. He is too welcome
songster, too useful friend Of the farmer,
to be slaughtered for the mere purpose OF
affordpg dining dish. He deserves the
protection Of the law. Every good and con.
this bird on bis premises.
Live the robin-we are almost ready to
say death to his enemies.
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the whole weight lof their Influence against
the cause for which 10 many Thousand q
their neighhors, friends, md relatives lcst
their lives. They had tho right 70 do 30.
But what must be the feelings Of these Union
men OF the South when they learn aushori-
tativelyfrom DIR. BouTwELL that be spoke
for the Republican party Of the whole North
when rs declared In his piice 10 the Senate
that the people Of that section would do well
to ttake heed that they trust no man who
was brought up under the influence Of slave.
~ y? And what a commentary the fact is
upon the professions of love for the
Union which aow SO readily from the
lips Of BoUrwELL and other hypocrites.
What sort Of Union do these people want
What sort Of brethren" are we OF the
South to bes How are we to love our
northern "breshren who hate as so? How
can II be proper for northern people to pro.
scribe and hate the people of the South, and
yet highly improper for the latter to DISLIKE
the formerf Is that 8 Union worth pre-
serving which is s;plnned together with
bayonets"a Is the Slate of Virginia the
exact equal OF the Safe of Massachusetts {
If not, whist element does its compost.
ton !sck2 If the two are equal. why
cannot a yirginian as readily Re trusted
In the presidential chair as a Massa-
chusetts MANI Kentucky, gallant State
though she is, was caught in trap, and
forcibly retained in the Union. She never
seeded. Like West Virginia, she sent thou
sands of her sons to dye their hands in the
blood Of their brethren of the South-Day,
the men who were born and reared ia their
own State; yet even this most horrid of OF
fences; even this proof positive of the basest
of conditions-oompiete subsection to the
will of brutal masters,-has not enabled
Mr.. BRrsrow and his fellow Republicans
OF Kentucky to earn the right to
hold the office of President. They
are not ore whit more trustworthy than the
yilest of rebels. "The undoubted opinion !"
of the mass of the people of the North is
that no southern man can be trusted.
And this is tie centennial year Of the re-
publicl This is the year of jubilee! This is
the country which is to be held up as model
for the admiration Of the people OF Europe
this country, one half Of whose people are
determined never to trust the other half.
Let our northern "brethren think on
these things. Is this the feast to which the
world has been invited?
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THE AMERICAN CYCLoPBDIA.-We have re-.
csived from the publishers the fifteenth vol.
ume of the new edition Of this valuable
work1sfrcm "sho" to "Tro." 1t is beau
tifuly printed, and handsomely and literally
illustrated. Altogether, the new series is q
decided Improvement upon the old. If the
book has fault, it is its neglect Of southern
subjects, whether men or things. A book
that contains a biography of the two Bishops
POTTER, ought certainly not to be silent con
corning Bishop JOINS.
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Mr.. PEEpLEroN cannot explain away his
sin. 1t is useless to tell people that there
was any honest way of earning eighty thou
sand dollars as consideration for going to
Washington and drawing twice that sum
from the Treasury. He either used his So
cial position to procure money which the
Government cid not honestly owe, and thus
earned his fee as some other persons earn
black.mail, or if the debt was honestly owing
aud any body could have got it for the ask.
ing, he pocketed his exorbtant fee under
sr-aas VI .a
false pretences.
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Gg- JUST RECEIVED AT COHEN
BROTHERS., large stock Of Parasols with the
late automatic improvements. Their stock OF kid
Gloves Of oyer300 dozen. In which they Closed OUT
retiring Importer, Including White, Opera Shades,
CoIorrd, aud Black two aud some three Blu ttons,
and which they sell at 75c.. are the most reliable
goods ever Observation-Disclosures NJ .60 also tTo-
three. aud tour-hutlon Thread Gloves at less than
IsIai price. apl.
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We return thanks to r. f. WALKER, Esq,
Superintendent of Public Printing, for the
"Annual Reports of the Internal Improve.
ment Companies OF tue State of Virginia to
the Board of Public Works, for the year
1871
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We return thanks to Senator WITHRas fol
pamphlet containing the speeches Of him.
self, Mr.. BAYARD, Mr.. MAxeY, and Mr.. BOUT
WILL, on the resolution providing for an in
vestigaton Of the Mississippi elections of las
year. p
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~ NEW PARAsoLs! NEW PARA
sOLS.-The largest line Of these goods you. will
find at sYCLE BROTHERS.. Their prices are
really low.
LACK SILKS al s0c. worth 81, at 81. 10 worth
s1.45, at $1.30 worth $1.75, at $l.62k re-
duced from So; s'
Our se BLACK SILK is the best quality ever Of
fered for that price; 800
COLORED SILKS from s5c. up to the very best and
finest grades, comprising all the newest shades.
We have all the novelties OF the season In our
DREss.GoODs DEPARTMENT, and call the
special attention Of the ladies to our BR0CADE
LUsTRES, which we of=r very cheap.
CAssIMEREs for mems and boys wear OF very
low figures; Iz..i sf S-. .s
We have the best SO and SOC. CAssIMEREs in the
city. Save money by looking at our stock be-
fore purchasing elewhere. "'sfA 7Gsiht
WHIT AND-RED CHECKED MATTINGs in
ID, 81 and Ga, at less than market value
Handsome LACE CURTAINS marked down to
one third Of their value In order to close out
stock;
WINDoW.sHADES and FIXTURES at very low
prices; g9
200 dozen DAMAsK TOWELS at SO per dozen
worth SO fully y.gss.
TABLE-CLOTH5 and TABLE-COVERS at lower
prices than ever;
KID GLOVES, CORsETS, LACE TIES, COMBS ;
LADIES, and MISSES WHITE and FANCY
HOSE at one half OF their value;
Another lot of 1000 yards Of CAMBRIA EDG-
INGs and INSERTINGs, in new and choice
designs, from sc. up.
The best bargains yet: Seventy-fve WHITE 1924
BED QUILTS at Is, reduced from $3.50; 200
WHITE BED-QUILTs at 81 and sl.25 worth 81.
SWISS MUSLIN. very cheap.
large stock Of PLAIN, PLAID. and STRIPED
NAINSOOKS, VICTORIA LAWNS, PIQUES,
TARLATANS, and CAMBRICS.
Our DOMESTIC GOODS are all sold at case
prices Some more &C. COTTON and SC. CALL
GOES. New styles of BUSTLES.
SOAPS, PERFUMERY, MACHINE OIL, MA
CHINE NEEDLES, BLEACHED and UN-
BLEACHED KNITTING COTT0NS, COTTON
YARNS,&c.
Call for Brainerd & Armstrong; SEWING
SILK-the best you can use-for sale by .-.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
No. 429 Broad street,
aplO between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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In fact, we note increased energy and en-
terprise in "Tbe Morning Press since the
State began its kindly criticisms of each
days Work.-State.
Then we know what We shall do. We
shall soon commence to criticise kindly the
/" Evening Press" -.
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PEAL ESTATE
DELINQUENT FOE TAXES, 1875,

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, April 10, 1875.
Notice is hereby given that the list Of delhou.,,
REAL ESTATE
will be published IN the DA1LY DISPATCH a,
WEDNESDAY the l9 III instant, aud on the LIST day
Of May next-the last.naned day being Mond,y Ii.
FIRST day of the May term OF the HUsTIyGs Cocg,.
that being the day designated BY ordinance for ale
OF lands delinquent for city taxes. And all property
SO published will be subjected to an ADDITIONAL
PENALTY Of TEN PEk CENT. for charges, andoys
PER CENT. for com missions.
-. JOHN T. RRGNAULT,
ap 11-6t Collector.
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Visitors Guide to the Centennial Exhibition
and Philadelphia, Muy 10th to November
10th. Authorized by the Centennial Board
of Finance, and approved by the Director.
General. Philadelphia j. E LIrpINcorr
& Co.
The title.page tells the Whole story Of the
little pamphlet, which will be indispensable
to the visitor to the Centennial Exhibition.
For sale by }. Il. ELLYsoN.
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NJ gROAD.STREET MET HODIST
CHURCH-Rev. s. A. STEEL, pastor, will preach
at / o'clock A. M. and P. II.
At 8 o'clock P. NJ. by request, Bishop D. S.
'DoGGETT will deliver his Centean isl address on
The Progress OF Methodism.
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~ GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN
,-rrn ,nsrouuD ppnnEppc,

ME- GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN
EVER AT COHEN BROTHERS..
Black Silks at SOC Belon's Tatteta only 9Oc., sold
generally at $1.40, at 81 formerly sold at 81 so;
Black Gros-Grain, all silk, 81. To- eros de Paris at
Al 5O-iust reduced from $3.50; eros Grain
Cachemire de France, $1.75-warranted fully
worth 1878; Caclemire des Indies, S2.05-for-
mcrly sold at So; Cachenre Prtncesse Royae. satin
finish, Of the best Lyons manufacturers, at $3.50
never sold for less Than 81.
The above goods we're purchased from an inso.
vent importer, and are sold at less than original
European cost.
Also a large stock Of Colored Silks In plain and
fancy Their stock of Alpaca Is the bSst aud cheap
est offered in The CITY, They were principally
all purchased at auction. and with cal reK1rd to
not taking dust nor CHI Angling in shade. Their
Alpaca al 40c. is fully admitted 10 be worth soc.
Their silk Lustre at soc. Is The same previously
sold at SOc.; also, Alpacas at 20 and Csc reduced
In price. ..sg
Among their large and varied styles Of Dress
Goods can be found very pretty PIalds at ~ and
16xc.; ProcheGes, and all the novelties or the sea-
son. Their White Goods, French and domestic,
purchased below any reasonable value, are princt.
paly all sold at near halr price. In consequence OF
The receipt of 1900 yards more OF White Linen
Lawn, purchased by their New York buyer at auc-
ti0D they are enabled 10 reduce IL to 1876, last
seasons price having been 40c. Their Lace Stripe
at zoe. was formerly sold at SIC; also, Victoria
Lawns Check Muslin, French Nansooks, Inoia
Twlls, Swiss Musns, and many other White
Goods, at prices never known before The Corded
Piaue at l2Xc. is The best in the city; French at
35c.-selling generally at soc. ap
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NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH (Mayo street near Broadl.-Rcv. W.
c. ScHAEFFER, pastor, VIII adm mister the rite OF
confirmation SUNDAY MORNING at IL O'Clock.
Rev. Professor }. s. MILLER will preach morning
and night Seats free. All welcome. -''..#.
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m THE PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY.
SCHOOL UNION will hold Its regular meeting On
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at AZ O'Clock In the Man
chester Presbyterian church.
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fsPECTATs HsSEfsgzzss.
mr. LEWIs,s WHITE LEAD,
WARRANTED STRICTLY pcRE.

. This welI.known brand of LEAD, nanufac tured
by JOHN T.LEWIs q BROTHER, Of Philadet
phia, mas maintained i:s reputation as Inc STAND
ARD LEAD In The market for over thirty years.
Consumers of WHITE LEAD viii consult thcif
interest by using this wen known brand.
We keep stock. OF this LEAD constantly on
hand and will supply it with an assortmeat o.
PAINTERS, COLORS, YARNISHEs, LlNs1EtEDD
OIL, BRUSHES, &C., at lowest prices.
orders promptly attended TO.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
ap12-1m 1910 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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MT SECOND PRESBY TERI a N
CHURCH ODE. Hoge's).-Tbe Rev. ALEXANDER
MARTIN, D. D., of Danville, will preach at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, and the Rev. D. 7. WITuERsPooN,
D. D., Of Petersburg. at AZ o'clock z. n.
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NE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCE
corner Twelfth and Broad streets)-Rev. z. w
WARREN, d. D., at IL A. NJ and P. NJ.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHRISTIAN
Notwithstanding by Rev. j. 2. TYLER at III
A. II. and 8 M. ',-- -.s'a
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~ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Sixth and Main streets).- REV. c. G. BIT
TING, D. D., will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. M
and 2. NJ.
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~ TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
Services on SUNDAY by Rev. A. G. PLBDsoE, pas
tor, at IL A. NJ. and r. M. Young mems prayer
meeting at s Pm.
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NE GRACE-STREET BAPTIS 7
CHURCH.-Preachiug by the pastor, Rev. Dr.
HATCHER, at II A. NJ. ana at 8 p. NJ. $3.50
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BUSINESS ORAMCEs.

E'UR SALE, a GROCERY. AND ia
Il LIQU0R-SToRE on Maia street, 2192 H:a
iseeand door from Twenty first street,. Good
the owner for sale, Price, $3.50. ap i5-1t-
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M COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST

NE COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST
In receipt OF large stock of Prints at and &c.
The same quality formerly sold at to Co.,: also,
at the lowest prices. Sheetings from Csc. up ::
remnants eff pure Linen n 25c.; ass, 200 yards
Linen mot in rennantsj al soc. worth S5c. to
II rs Their stock Of Hamburger Embroidery is
the largest and cheapest ever offered In the city;
being purchased ut great sacrifice, they are ofer-
irg them at the most astonishing PRICES Childre ms
Edge at l Sc. for 2 yards; HOO yards Hamburgh
Edge 1t from 25 10 Coo for yards $50 French
&c.; besides many other grades, they would call
special atteauon 10 their $3.50 Corset worth
Mating, purchased at late auction, much below
market value. These goods are perfectly fresh, and
the best ever offered. --..aM.. ap
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.ol Hol FOR BARGAINS.

III .-----.RE -
Just opened at LEVI HExTER,s, 627 Bread
street., MIRO -,rrr..,, ~ r,,, =, 49,,
psir. in wfite. coiorsd. and onsrs shaSes QUO.
100 dozen WHITE COTTON HOSE at &c. pair,
fniiy worth l2so 2 psiI; and full OF Ia.
lila caIor,. ''s . AMY ouipeu5 WING, ano
!, oS sSau o coiof11 rpr.m,y 1,e,,,,,r
1,ovu yaf LIZ nnH 10 49, CoftON Nv DC.
1II y, i ~ u ~ ~ W S nJISuey
nnS , VI !, hn trS IN bN WhtLEBUNE
SOhoESs az oo, foc,Sis $l.Z0, gA,oU, ana
%;
Zoo !aIos While LINEN bAHS az Z0c. q
~ a 1o IL ~ p4rtJ na1IsR rourr a at
q 'a "a ON d1eso sraat,1 ~ 40 r,atne g., Nd I'D
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ss,aasSxTsaEsl..

"A. ApriI An. at ST. Tsrnes church, by Rsy.
RoHerf {sibsnp. Mr.. JACKSON BDET0N 20 LIZ
RUE 5FfTZHUGHs daughter or Dr. be ". AAi ~
ferro ALT OF this city. No .cards. ~ - Z
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1876

= !,
1876 sratsa 1879 l''
z. E. RIcaARDsoF q Co,
NO ao1, coRaER EfHTg AND MA1s srarrrs
have opened their spring supply OF MATTfNGs,
in every variety aud width FLOOR and TABLE
oIL.cLoTHs. LACE CURTAINS and sH AIDES.
CREToREs. sATTEEEs, PRINTS, and LIN
EMS for furniture coverings.
Largest stockof VELVET, BRUSSELS, and
TAPEsTY RUGS and DooR-MAVs in the city.
an 13 I'm -. -.
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ET AIDES FINE DRESS AND @g
~ WALKING BOOTS, IN hne fr rem .. = FINE
L.s,ipc Button f6ard sewed, at 20. srsss sse,,
side.Eaced Boots ChiidreD's aod ini n y. SD
ali sIyies and eotors; al OF when WIN :"
greatly less than former prizes az n,,yIOR's
mbao 80 Fnurth sp0 Broad s,Lr-~--
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SPRiNG GOODS.-I ask atten- @
sPRISG GOODS Jus, received and ope a, T H..
morning, consisting OF Ladies' Sewpof.. 3 re,
Magnolia Ties, Empress Button.sh 81 IchiI.
FoSed, and KID Button Boots; Hssss root,
snd Foxed Boos-all styles. This acdi,io1 Iii sns
Stock complete In every department. anS fos
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