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DEATHS.

Died. sudd.r1v IN Monday morning, May 14th.
Mrs: JANE GARRETT, in the siats-irS' year Oh
Her funeral will take place from her iate resi-,
deuce, NO. Il Fourth street between Hi n,n,"cH
Friends and acquaintance IRE respectfully Invited
to- attend. =
Lynchburg papers please copy.
Died, May 18th. THOMAS CARROLL. son OF
Thomas and Catharlne Carroll; agea Two years anu
Ills funeral win take place from his iathers resi-
dcnce, No. 1921 Brook avenue, IIilS ~ aa ~ .
O'Clock. Friends aud acquaintance are respect
fully Invited To attend.
Gently entered into rest the morning OF 1hnr'
day. May 10, 1877, FRANCIS LEE o'i'ii' u
sIn recording the death Of this pure man 1t gives
s pleasure to paw tribute Of respect 10 one VINO III
the varied relations of life was found ialniul III AZ
Born In warrcnton Va on the Sor may the hills OF
Farquer, and entering MANHOOD sfaM q -. ~
law at the Winchester Law School In ls3 1,Io ne re-
moved, with young family, TO LoniSvillc, n.y.
where he attained uncommon success In his proles-
sion. and had the prospect of srin orn than IN IN,
cumstanccs IN which the affections more IMAM III
terest weighed, brought him In rev years ngatn ~,
Virginia his home, and for nearly inr,E years 1T
had been successful practitioner OF HIS ehose" p'
fessIon. 49,, ,t,,,,
Possessing n mind OF superior order. ana stlmu-
lated by unusual cultivation and aevoiea ;lppic'i
ton. he stood In the foremost rank OF te mr anu
from the bench and among his bfother-fiwyers was
equally respected and admired. ,,, c,,
He beong.d to that rare ana ,1egn nun" and his
a.
graceful address his noble presence; and his gentle
consideration of all ages and all classes, WIN t9.s
live in the memory of those privileged to know him
As a man of pure and spotess reputation, Of nn,
faltering fidelity to duty aud truth; ne mas iet !
touching example Of human superiority pfsH'eheo
and enhanced by vital piety. ,,,
Tie has gone, and left weeping and idolalroms
family, for whose aching hearts mere seems , ~,
inconsolhe grief of his stricken ones attest 10 t'
world his faultess and unsciish life.
Nav such an example Of daily sacrifice, OF plea.
sure 10 duty not lac lost May it rest i'll the hearts o
many youth of our State, and, inspiring modes
worth TO nobler ends bloom perpetual hover 10 hiS
memory.
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Especial dispatch to the baltimore SUM-
Soufh Cardinals Financial Situate

CHARLESTON, S. c., May 13.-Political is
amos in South Carolina arc becoming over
shadowed bv financial questions. The strln-
cent usury law which the Granger element
in the Legislature has been advocating has
been STAYED of until the regular session.
but the fight over the State debt this week
promises to be hot and very doubtful az 10
result. The mercantile interest OF Charles
ton is using all its influence to uphold the
honor and credit Of the State by securing q
faithful observance OF the terms OF the ad-
iustmcnt Of the public debt solcmnly en-
nectcd three wears ago. and Governor Hamp-
ton is steadily cXerting his great personal
Influence in the same direction, and has
been so far successful rs to have prevailed
upon the Committee OF Ways ana Means
TO insert clauses in the appropriation ana
tax bills reported last week providing
for the payment OF the lnterest-coupohS':
But the proposed tax for this purpose VIII
encounter a fierce opposition IN the LeSlS-
laturc. the Democratic majority IN that Dod!
being largely composed OF farmers without
experience in public affairs, and with but
one idea as to their duty rs legislators
namely, to tighten to the utmost the bur
dcns OF the taxpayers. The opponents OF
the iutcrcst-taX are OF two clasSeS-the first
and more numerous urging absolute rcpu-
diation Of the entire public debt, SO that
the State may begin afresh, like discharged
bankrupt; the second class baSing their OBJ
jections chiefly on the present poverty OF
the people, and urging that no action OF any
kind be taken with regard to the debt until
South Carolina shall have had full year OF
homc-rule to recover from the proStration
caused by bad government.
Both classes are sustained by the know
ledge that the intercst-taX will be unpopu-
lar with nine tcnths Of the Taxpayers, who
are too ready to regard the settlement Of
the debt under the consolidation act rs
tainted with the same public rascality which
piicd up the original debt from six to SIX
teen millions. How far the efforts OF Gov
ernor Hampton and his immediate sup
rorters will avail in resisting the comblna-
ton to reject the measure reported by the
Committee OF Ways and Means is queS-
ton that gives much anxiety i'll business
circles here, especially because Charleston,
with its vast stake in the welfare OF the
State, is absolutely unrepre>cnted in the
Legislature. The Democratic caucus which
met last night discussed the financial ques-
ton till midnight, and adjourned without
arriving at any definite understanding.
The adriccs from Columbia to-day increase
the probabilities of the rejection Of the APP
preparation for the payment OF the interest.
The feeling developed in the caucus against
it is said to have been very bitter.
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MAJOR DowNEn.- Major Downcr was !,
native OF North Carolina, but has spent
most OF his life in Virginia and West vir-
ginia. Was engaged in business in Rleh-
mond at the breaking out Of the war. Being
thorough believer in the doctrine OF
estate rights" he cspouscd the cause OF
tho South. Was an officer in the regular
army, but was transferred to the arsenal at
Harper's Ferry, and afterwards to the Ord
nance Department at Richmond.-H Hunting
ton Advertiser.
A most extraordinary bundle Of errors
to como from Huntington and from paper
which Major DowNEE recently edited. Ma
Tor DowNER was . native of Pennsylvania
was never engaged in business in Rich
mond; was never an officer in the regular
army, but went to Harper's Ferry as clerk
| and went ththcr from Morgantown, where
he had been engaged as colporter ant
otherwise. He came from llarper'S Ferry
to Richmond. and was commissioned a NJ
S. X. because OF the skill and zeal shown
by him in aiding in bringing the gun-mak
ing machinery TO Richmond.
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Postmastcr-General Key is said to have
written as follows to his brother in letter
which is published in the Chattanooga
Times "To give the President the power
to carry out his southern policy it is import
ant that he have majority in both houses
favorable to his administration. Whether
he shall have this majority depends upon
the southern Democrats: II they oppose
the administration, elect northern Demo
crat, such as Randall or Sayler, to the
spoakership. and ally themselves with the
dlsaffected Republicans to fight the Admin
istration, he will be compelled to Use his
official patronage in such way as to give
him strength ia his own party; whereas,
should southern Democrats wisely extend
him support he will be able to deal his
patronage to them literally, and revolt
tionize the system Of Federal patronage
which has existed in the South since the
war. Southern Democrats now have the
power to redeem the South, if they see pro-
Der to use it. The President is firm and
determined in his southern policy, il the
South will give him the support necessary
TO carry it out. In my opinion the true
method for the Democratic party in the
South to protect itself and maintain its sue
cessful organization, is for that party to de-
clare in favor Of Mr.. Hayes's administra-
ton, not as Republicans, but as Democrats,
upon his southern policy. II the Presi-
dents southern policy fails, the southern
Democratic party will be to blame for it !;
the people will know it and hold it respon-
sibleo
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General MahoEc's friends are, after oil. we sus-
pect, the most unt1ring workers. If he had Holt
days strength he would be the nominee.-Rfch-
moRd Dtspdtch.
This latter remark will do pretty we'll for
the Dispatch, which, We thought, lad
counted Malone out of the race altogether.
When the latter thunders in convention on
the frs. ballot with that s., 900 Of the popu-
lar vote, perhaps our arch Richmond con-
temporary will begin to see that he is as
strong us Colonel Holiday or any other
competitor. Petersburg Post.
This small crumb Of comfort is snatched
UP by the Post with as much avidity as il it
were mammoth loaf. We have not at all
chansed our opinion as to fMAHoNE's
strength, nor that he will fail to get 1000
Of the popular vote on the first ballot, Tor
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SUPREME COURT JUsTICEs.-All the jus.
tees Of the Supreme Court will nominally
go on circuit duty at once. In consequence
of the lack Of funds they will sit on the cir
cult bench for a much shorter period this
term than has heretofore been the case. AT
the beginning OF the next fiscal ycar-on the
1st. OF July-the Department OF Justice
will again be in funds to provide for the
expenses OF the Court, but as the justices
Of the Supreme Court abstain from Official
labor IN the summer this will have no effect
to remedy the excessive inconvenience
caused by the want OF funds ut this time
Washington telegram.
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received here to-day from Representative
Blackburn, OF Kentucky, in which he says
positively that nc has determined to be a
candidate for Speaker. The gentleman who
received the letter says that Mr.. Blackburn
can count on seventy votes to start with,
which will come from the elcctoral-count
filibusters.- Washington telegram-Balti-
more Sun.
[NIr. Blackburn is well qualified to be
Speaker, but he will never be elected rs 3
late tilibuster.7
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which failure you are to give us bottle Of
champagne. HOLIDAY, with oil his popu'
larity, will not receive $4,000 votes on the
first ballot, this being two-fifths Of the whole
number Of votes cast for TrLpEN.
Here's another crumb OF comfort for tho
Post: If MAHoNR can under the circum
stances control the State Convention ano
get the nomination for Governor, then he i
ruler OF men by divine right and ought le
have the nomination. But, mind you, WI
don't think that he will get $4,000 votes a
my time
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MT HO,, FOR THE BROAD-STREET
DRY. GOODS EMPORIUM! NEW GOODS NEW
GOODSl CHEAP GUODSl CHEAP GOODS
Second supply or new and cheap DRESS GOODS,
ALPAChS. WHITE GOODS. LAWNS, CASSI-
MERES. LINENS. &C.. just received Mt WILLIAM
THALHfMER's, COL Broad street:
100 pieces pretty styles DRESS GOODS at Z5c.
worth 37c.: SO pieces pretty styles DRESS GOODS
Mt zoe. worth 3Oc.: so pieces new styles BEST
LA WES Mt exc. worth 20c.: 30 pieces new styles
FRENCH ORGANDIES mt 25c. n yard; BLACK
hLPhCAS mt Use. worth &c. mt SOC. worth 4Oc I;
BLACK hLPACAS at SIC. worth SOC, mt Doc.
worth 7Oc.-give me n call on Black Alpacas for
bargains: BLACK GRENADINES, In new styles,
mt all prices from 12E 10 75c.; WHITE PlQHES a.
1Oc. worth Ice. at 12Ec. worth 2Oc.; LACE
STRIPED MUSLINS-af fun line. very cheap; 900
yards FRENCH VICTORIA LAWN at &c. worth
25c.-this Is The cheapest goods eyer offered In INC
city: 500 yards remnants IRISH LINEN mt bOc.
worth 75c.: 400 yards remnants IRISH LINEN ~
Coo. worth 9Oc.; full line Of all kinds OF WHITE
GOODS ut low prices; II cheap stock OF cAoSl-
MERES and LINENS for mems and boys wear;
LINENS for ladies' suits, GltASS-CLOIliS. &C.; -,
In which can sell bargains: 800 FRENCH-NOFr.
LhCE-TOP CORSETS at Soc would be cheap ~
9Oc. Call early and secure one ut
WILLIAM THAJHTMER'S.
Col Broad street.
KID-GLOVE DEPOT Of WILLIAM THALill-
MER, Bul Brnad street: 500 pairs excellent TW -
BUTTON KIDS ut 50c. pair, In All shades. li2ht
and dark; 500 pairs best TW0-BUTTON KIDS III
75c. and Sim the latest shades. This Is an exlra
good and cheap lot, and ask Il call from those In
want OF KID Gloves. ny IL
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The Pythiam Herald, published in this
city, and edited by LEROY S. EDWARDS,
ESQ. is well-printed, good-lookins BIZ
monthly. it will no doubt prove ralua-
BILE auxiliary in the work of building up,
perfecting, and strengthening the popular
fraternity one of whose organs it Is.
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We publish in our obituary column
touching and appropriate tribute to the
memory of FRANCIS J.. SMITH, ESD, OF
Alexandria, a lawyer of conspicuous emf
nence, and citizen OF exalted worth-one
whose virtuous and exemplary life reflected
honor upon his native State.
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A BIG BoRE.-Elkhorn, Wisconsin, May
1O.-Work has been abandoned on the az
tesian we'll in East Troy township, this
county, the project being deemed failure
after boring to the depth OF over two thou
sand feet and failing to find water. Drilling
was commenced by the contractors in Oc-
tober and has been carried on with but
brief intervals OF interruption to the present
time
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M NEW GOODS FOR MAY.

r. n. PRICE & CO. have received within the past
few days more novelties In DRESS GOODS-somc
very low priced:
WASI-POPLTNS, 10 and 12hc.;
ZEBRA SUITING, 1910:
BROCADE POPLINS (a shadc-). %. 80, and SIC. 3;
BLACK and COLORED GRENADINES;
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES;
CANEL'S-HAIR GRENADINES (newl:
BLACK and COLOEED SILKS 81 to 80;
Splendid FRENCH ORGANIZES, for ovcrdres5cs
COLORED LAWNS. l2H, -. and 2Jc.;
SOLID CAMBRICS, 12@ TO 2Jc. ap30
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Philadelphia kilograms never neglect The
Permanent Centennial, nor New York telc'
grams the TWEED case, nor Norfolk teic-
grams Il visit from Il naval officer. This
thing OF assuming that the, whole country
feels an interest in whatever concerns one
locality is thus proved TO be as much
weakness of the largest city in the country
rs of the villages, or of the smaller cities
such as Norfolk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS:

MINERAL WATERS:
BUFFALO LITITIh WATER at $3.50 i case
HUNYADG JANOS BITTER WATER, Hun
.gnrian;
PULLSA BITTER WATER. Bohemian;
FREIDEICIISIIALL BITTER WATER;
CARLSBAD WATER (Sprudel sprin2l;
vICIIY WATER;
Settlers WATER. Nassau:
CONGRESS STRING WATER, Saratoga;
HATHORN SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER,
ALLEGIIANY WATER, &C, &C.,
by the bottle or In original packages, on the best
terms. ut MEADE C BAKERS Drugstore.
my IL 9l9 Main street.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the I 9th ultimo, By Rev T. u. pa
SHELL ANDREW j. EATON to LUIGI "A. AL
BFRTSOE. No cards. ,,, $40
pera please CODY.
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Mr. Gales's notes OF Webster's reply to
Hayne and the written report, with Web
stcr's own revisions, are to be given to the
Boston Public Library.
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ATCFEEa.
MATCHES.

THE ONLY RELIABLE MATCH
is THE
DOUBLE COMPARTMENT SWIFT-BURNlSG
MATCH.
They are much longer and burn nicer than any
other. The boxes are novel, neat, and patented, and
all similarity are frauds Ask for them, and II your
grocer has not got them beware Of him, Tor hi'
wares are not hrst-class. Ask, and be sure telorc
you pay for them 10 see that they are the DoObL1-
cOMpARTMENT, swIFT-BURNING MATCH.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by all truly nfst-
class dealers In drugs and groceries, also by A.
MOTT & CO., Wholesale Dealers IN Woodward No.
10 Fourteenth street. .rl ~ ra
THE ACCOMPANIMENT, rou
j In liz - : SWIFT BURNlNG MATCH.
THE SWIFr-BURNING MATCH COMPANY.
my l4-M, Tu&Th
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JUST BOUGHT AND OPENED ar
SiCLE BROTHERS,


the .econd supply Of sILKs, GRENADINES A..
rAu,nS, . ana 'A'iEhiEES' ut the gr.at n
BLACK siLkS at G5r., 7jc. SOC, aoc.. = - ~
$3.50. 81 70, and - per yard. The -, =.
are certainly The cheap pest siias pvc. L,l,Lt ''F'H
Don,t raj! TO look at our 81 BLACK biu>-,,P;ry
BLACK ALPACA at 2lc.. 25r. 30r, 2,c a..
Soc. Coz. 75c and per ward. ian, H.. az.
Twenty-Five per cent. 10 purchase Ties. ,.,.,.t
from '''''
% pieces Of handsome" SOLID coLnps SIZE.
among them are BROWN SAVY-Etf'ii'r
SltEI.;; nkAH, ami all Other sha,c,-ou.y
Don't fail /" look at our SILKS before ron, ,,rc,.o
.!scwhrrr' 'or you will ,iy" twenty-five t~rrcf,t.
b! purchasing them from, H.. = -''''
4 ncw lot Of STRIPED SILKS tr,r Tie - Il,
yari-n"T"r sold for I"S- thtl / and .ly5
kcmrinD'r ms - our second supply Of Sins.
" t., ai% h"sht yer! cheap and will b: sold A.
We VIII oi"n another lot 81 tMo~" l,i2c DRESS
1ooi,S on MpNDAY-ne'er sold Tor D:>> ,hau
500 piece. Of CA>>IMEEEs. JEANS. TWEED,
ana MEMS. from 25c. 10 ~ Per yard.
Look at our 30 AMI toc. CA>SIMEKE.
! Look al omr ! EMBROIDERED CoH~ET>
300 CokNEI> from Soc. t" ii 30 each.
Another lot Of tl,oS" remnant. Of IRISH LINEN s..
30 and Jjc. "VrtII I:tC. aud 81 per ward. pn,..
fail Ia Iorh nj .c>cLl$fSs b"lor" you iurc4...,-
HAWErKGII EMBROIDERY from to csc.
L0ok al those handsome good, at IL e.
Another lot Of Gao. CALltOE>.
Just opened han1,"m" lot Of LINEN erITlN">,
Look Al nur4Sr. KID GLOVES.
IMPROVED VICTORIA LAWN at 10y. l~r ys-l.
Our I.AWN at lG'.c. never sold for b. ',tm 25r
LAEE-S'IEirED rIQr-E~ At zoe.
Look at ortr PLAID and rLhiE <tIN>pUkS
100 p%rcS ne" CANhi;ito from ; 10 J. .r)~r
!.o@k at our Toe. ,GlNGIAM<,
Look =, our 75c. KID GLOVES.
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X ENERAL AGENCY OFFICE

GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE
~ -. ~ - FOR SALE OF
FARMS, MILLS, MACHINERY, AND MANU-
y.,,s..t FACTURES;
also various FIRST-CLASS SEWING-MACHINEs
at the reduced rites; CAST-IRON PIPES of all
sizes ~ low prices: YlcARDSLEY'St Chester coun-
~. Pa,) SuPERPHOSPHATE FERTILIZER, a
superior article, on reasonable terms.
3 81 JOHN b. ORENSHAW, Agent
L. d. HOWARD, =. Z. GIBBS, Assistants.
my 12-ood
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REGIMESTAL ARMORY,)

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY &,
RICHMOND, May Ii, 1877.
GENERAL ORDER No. 1.-The Of y
VI fcers and men Of this company will assem- "A
Bile Mt their armOry in ful-dre5s uniform on III
TUESDAY, May 5th, ut haf-pa.t l sharp. for II
the urpose OF assisting the ladies In decorating the
Obedience TO regiIncnal orders. Members of other
companies are cordially invited to participate With
US by command OF Captain j. II: PARATER.
TATE STARKE,
myl5-lt* Orderly Sergeant.
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FAIs AND FEAST.
DARk-PLACE CHURCH FAIR.

The ladies connected with the above church will
hold n FAIR AND FEAST In the basement, COM
mencing TUESDAY EVENING, May 10th, con-
tinuing from day to day during the week.
They ask the patronage OF the entire community
In the purchase of the various useful and orna-
mental articles which they offer.
They hope 10 combine pleasure and profit, and OK
tend Il general Invitation TO everybody.
Pie Fair-room VIII be open from ~ ock NJ. to
II O'Clock Z. NJ.
my lift
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n COMPANY, ca r r | y G. I 0 y
~ GUARD, FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT q
ATTESTI0S.-Asscmhe NJ the rcgimental arnory ~
THIS Tuesday AFTERNOON at X O'Clock II
promptly, In ful-drcss uniform, to attend Lakewood
memorial by command OF RICHARD VI. TAYLOR.
Captain. j. FENDALL GnfiIokf,
ORDERLY Sfrceant.
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &c. f.
'NHE PIANO-FORTE esssE;

Our arrangements for the prosecution Of the
PIANO-FORTE BUSINESS are unsurpassed, having
the agency of the best Makers with skiful tuners,
careful HANDS 10 pack and move them, and long
experience.
Parties wanting really good instruments reason
able terms believe they cannot do better than TO
entrust their orders and the selection to US.
The instruments offer are 1rst-c.asS, and fun
guarantee given of their excellence
i PIANO-FORTES tuned and repaired.
WOODHOUSE IL PARHAM,
myI4 Booksellers and Stationers.
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DEyERLY'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA: with all
the plates by Grtben. l2mo., half morocco.
sTITII.S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA: syo. VIII
BURK'S lIiSToRY OF VIRGINIA. Four vols.
HUGH JONES'S PRESENT STATE OF viz
GISIA. Svo.. paper, and III half morocco.
NOVA BRITANNIA. Offering most excellent
fruits for planting in Virginia. London: lGU9.
Reprinted in Jdc-simiis, with preface by Rev.
Dr. Hawks. small quarto. -.
WINGFlELD'S "DlSCOURSE OF VIRGINIA.
Svo.. morocco. gilt.
THE ORDERLY BOOK Of that portion Of the
American army stationed 1T or near Williams
burg. Va. under the command OF General An
drew Lewis, from March 5. l1T6. 10 August
IS. l77B. Printed from the original manu-
script.
BISHOP MEADE'S OLD CHURCHES AND FAM
LIES or VIRGINIA. Illustrated Two VOL
umcS 50. ~
BYRD ArANUsCRlpTs. MISSIONER. Va. His
tory Of the Dividing Line and other Facts. Two
volumes: quarto. ~ , >, ,,,,.
CAPTAIN JOHN SMITHS HISTORY OF flf-
GINIA. TWO volumes: Svo ~
RAPUE uiMOR'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.
Folio. Reprinted from the rare edition OF 1912
HOWE'S HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF VIZ
JoI1S y. cAMrBELL's HISTORY OF vlE-
CHhRLES CAairBELLS HISTORY OF VIR-
CALENDAR OF VIRGINIA STATE PAPERS,
and other MANUSCRIPTS preserved In The cap
itol 1T Richmond. Quarfo. paper.
my LIT WOODHOtSE PAEliaN.
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DRY GOODS.
A I AND BELOW COST.
An extraordinary chance " aIl IN want Of
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS.

In consequence Of the hard times and scarcity Of
money wc are determined to reduce our entire .t.c
Of DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS UONESTfrs
NOTIONS and TRIMMINGS at and bcDw c,,,, y,
humDug. Come ono come all. and be convinced. .,
LEVI HEXTKE'S
my If-3in G27 Ernah .,rtr.
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MET ANOTHER BIG DRIVE.

WASu-pOPLINS ut Gi!c. per yard worth l2'4c.
LEVY BROTHERS.
TuREE-BUTTON UNDRESSED KID GLOVES.
InyS
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MAGIC PEN, writes without ink. Price,
VI with pocket-holder. 25c.
INk-EXTRACTOR will remove ink from paper,
or stains from cloth, silk, &C, without injury.
Price. SOC.
RAISED-CIlECK DETECTOR. 1t IS infalliblc.
Every merchant, bank, and broker should nave
it. Price. 50.
THE BEST INkSTAND. 7Jc.
.McSSrS. RANDOLPH & ESGLISH have for sale
4 ncyy-fancy revolving inkstand which Is rightly
termed + he BeSt.'-RichmOnd Enquirer.
IN. l5-,lSw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
VALUABLE WORKS RELATING TO
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIMENT
VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS, I
RICHMOND. May ii, 1877.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 22.-COM- 4
VI PANIES y and G. of This regiment de- 2
tailed rs 4 GUARD OF HONOR TO attend the ~
Oakwood Memorial Celebration TOMORROW, II
Tuesday. 18th instant, and will assemble at Inc
armory at 2 O'Clock T. N. The Rcgincnal Color
Guard Is ordered to he present.
By command of Lieutenant Colonel PURCELL
Commanding. 10. LANE STERN
MY lh-lf Adntant.