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An eX-Confederate officer sends the fol-
lowing TO the Boston Post: General
Jubal A. Early, or odd Jube,' as the boys
called him, is one Of the most bitter parti-
sans. He never learns or forgets. So BIT
ter are his feelings that he. keeps secluded
from the gaze Of northern eyes and always
dresses IN gray suit to keep fresh the me-
mories OF the past" A photograph OF Phil.
Sheridan would be an equal good fresh
ener.. ..' ..r...s.-.-. ...-.
Judge Hughes seems to be very indus
-trious, and rather takes the lawyers aback
sometimes by offering to open court very
early or sit unusually late to oblige them.
The Judge is so well liked that there are
those who would not care il he could be
transferred here as Judge Giles's successor.
Baltimore Sun. .r..r... -... VI. II
4 Scurrility and abuse will gain no victo.
ries for flinders. -Wyhe Dispatch. II
True. The Richmond Wing has the mo-
nopoly in that line Virginia People.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. -
~ DRY. GoODsl DRY GoODs1
DRY eooDsr DRY GooDsi5 DEY GOODS
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS 1850
DRY. GOODsl
H,spECIAL NOTICES.
ANOTHER LARGE ARRIVAL OF SPRING
@.h AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.

BIjNTINGs In all qua Titles and colors; .ss
BLACK ALL-WooL CAsBMEREs, In all quail
tics-some as low rs soc. per yard; III
BLACK CAsHsrERES at 10, 90 IS, 40, and soc.
BLACK ALPACAs at IS. 20, rs, 80, S5c, aud up
to 81 per yard; .l -.... s....
HANDSOME. GRENADINES and BROCADED
! SILKS; s.a ..=#,, .- E
MADRAS PLAIDs In LINEN and CoTTON;
DEBAGEs, BACADEs, and MOHAIRS;
CAssIMEREs, COTTONADEs, and DRILLINGs;
pJoIJEs. DRESS LINEN and GRASS CLOTHS
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGS !;
TORCHON EDGINGs and INSERTINGS;
TABLE-CLoTHS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, and
LINEN CRUMB-CLOTHS; ---
LINEN CARRIAGE-ROBEs and CARRIAGE
r. BLANKETS; ~ '..- 'i#''.
MATTINGs, CARPETS, OIL-CLoTHs, RUGS,
and MATS;
NECK-TIEs, BOWS, and sCARFS; w
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS;
RUFFS and kUFFLINGS; -.
GLOVES, SOCKS, and STOCKINGS In great va
riety. .,....
GENTLESlEN's FURNISHING GOODS OF ALL
KINDS.
REMNANTS! REMNANTS! REMNANTS! :
Two hundred REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
In lengths OF from three to fourteen yards, to be
sold very low.
PARASOLS In great variety st very low prices.
A general variety OF FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS
and TRIMMINGS at the lowest prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
NH 10 10l7 and lOl9 Main street,
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Thomas Carlyle: HIS Life. His Books, His
Theories. By ALFRED FL. GUERNSEY. New

Thomas Carluie: HIS Life. His Books, His
Theories. By ALFRED IL. GUERNSEY. New
York: d. APPLETON co.
This little volume, one OF the newest OF
the admirable " Handy-Volume Serics," Of
fers much that is we'll worth reading, for 1t
contains copious extracts from CARLYLE
and MAcAULAY. 1t is not the same as read
ing CARLYLE's complete volumes, but il is a
readable book.
g For sale BY WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Bairv Tales; Their Origin and Meaning.
Ry JOHN THACKRAY BuNCE. New York
D. APPLETON d Go.
Another of the " Handy Volume Series"
For sale By WEST, JOHNSTON Il Co.
The Endless Future Of the Human Race
A Letter to Friend. By {. 5. Henry
ID. New York: d. APPLETON q Co.
1879.
The Death of Death, book written by 6
Virginan, has caused in this community a
revival OF the discussion begun by CANON
FARRAR in England. The book before us
is another contribution to the same litera'
turc; and the author reaches the same con-
illusions as Dr.. EDWARD BEECHER, our Vlr-
gilman, and Dr.. WILTON. In fact, this book
in many Of its paragraphs will seem any
thing but new to persons who have read the
other books named. Yet we must admit
that it bas features not found III the
others. The numerous repetitions OF aeo.
MAN and aeon which have characterized
the discussion from the beginning are in
this book also. DIR. HENRY goes further
than any other Protestant divine that we
know of: he not only holds that there may
be repentance and restoration in the life to
come, but that it is right to pray for the
dead. Hell-whether as the Hades OF the
Gehcnna 81 which our Lord has given us
glimpses "-Dr. HENRY takes to be Gin its
paramount intention a grand reformator!
institution with discipline beneticently de-
signed to lead men through pain to repent
ancc."
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA--IN THE SUPR p N E
Y COURT OF APPEALS, HELD AT THE
STATE COURTHOUSE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND ON TIE 18th MARCH, 1879:
Robert 4. Caskie and William II. Caskle. executors
Caskte Harrison, John n. Caske. and Others APP
pelees, upon an appeal from several DEGREES pro-
nounced by the Chancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond. H.... 49,. -
The object OF the petition hled In this cause Is to
have the said DEGREES of the Chhnccry Court OF the
city OF Richmond reviewed and reversed by the said
Supreme Coprt Of Appeals OF Virginia..
And affidavit having been made and filed that the
N Caskie, are nor-residents of this State they
required to appear here on the 18TH DAY OF
APRIL NEXT, after due publication OF this order,
in this suit 80 - 100 i'S..'-.' -
copy-Teste:
NH 1S-Tn4w GEORGE TAYLOR, c. c.
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A Very Nice Thing for Tobacco En-
porters IL They Are Quick Enough
to Take Advantage of 1t.
IBv telegraph to the Tribune.I

/
IBv telegraph to the Tribune1
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Treasury
Department has under consideration grave
instance CT careless legislation In the new
internal-revenue bill. Section Is Of that act
authorizes the Government to pay to any
exporter Of tobacco the full amount Of the
tax which has been paid upon it under the
internal-revenue laws, and directs the Secre-
tary TO pay it to the claimant at tie time OF
expectation. A large stock Of manufactured
tobacco now on hand in this country has
been taxed at the rate OF "a cents per pound.
Section $500 of the Revised Statutes pro-
vides that upon the transportation OF ex-
ported articles on which q drawback
for taxes has been paid such tax
shall be imposed ss the revenue laws pro-
vide. The tax on tobacco after the LIST day
OF May next will be only sixteen cents per
pound. 1t will therefore be legal for the
owners OF large stocks of manufactured to-
baceo to export the whole to some foreign
country, receive drawback at the rate Of
twenty-four cents per pound, and relm-
port the whole, paying to the Government
O tax OF sixteen cents, thus making d net
profit Of eight cents per pound, less the
expense Of the 0reration. II Secretary Sber-
man thinks that there is mo question about
the legality Of such an operation as this nn.t
der the law as 1t now stands, and that unless
1t is ehapged BY Congress the eoststo the
Government wifi esbetweeti $2,000,000 end
90, 100000. He also thinks that large GUAM
titles Of tobacco already exported will be
returned to this country.
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II this bill is passed, upon the heads OF
The flinders and renegade readjusters let
the curses OF the present and future genera.
tion be heaped, and let those who have
fought SO nobly to defeat this measure in
The Legislature have their reward.-A6ing-
don Firyinian.
Why, not, then, so before the people upon
that issue? What are you afraid Of? Why
would you belong to party whose leaders
advocate such measures Our side is
ready for the fray. Come out, If you dare,
and join issue upon the new funding bill
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Nj SPRING GOODS. SPRING GOODS
SPRING GOODS.
THALHIlIER BROTHERS,


COL BROAD STREET, CORNER OF SIXTH,
will open on MONDAY and during the entire week
their first supply of the MOST STYLISH AND DE.
sIRABLE GOODS FOR THE SPRING WEAR.
We are just In receipt Of an entire new stock OF
BLACK CASliMERES-te prcttIcst article in the
city at SOC yard, we lead the trade on these
aud other Black Goods.
The prcttiest ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS In the
markct-in Black. Pink, Blue, Cream and all other
shades also 10 be had, and only 25c. per yard
Our stock of DRESS GOODS comprises every
style and novelty that be had at this season, and
is one OF the most complete assormentS to be seen
in the city. Dress Goods from SIC. up.
WHITE GOODS In every style; CHECKED,
STRIPED, and PLAIN NAlSSOOKS; VICTO-
RIA, BISHOP. and LINEN LAWNS; PIQUES;
sold ut sacrifice.
Our stock of MEMS and BOYS CASSIMERES
Is worth the attention Of every buyer. you can
ind ything In that liYc you are looking for
HAMBURG EDGINGS aud TORCHON LACES
in great Variety and 1T lower prices than ever be-
fore.
PARAsOLS. PARAsoLS.-Our entire assort-
mcnt received So that every one in want of these
goods can hr pleased at very low prices.
HOSIERY. as usual, In every style. TWENTY-FIVE
new spring Styles, Tor 2cs ana misses, at al prices.
The best soc. KID GLOVE that has ever been in
troluced into The city, Every shade and qualify in
highcr-priced goods
We have an elegant UELAUEDRIED SHIRT
pure linen bosom anl culIs-at soc. This Is the
greatest bargain OF the age.
In NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS we have
everything, such rs lANDkERCllIEFS, SCARFS.
RIBBONS. Bows. BUTTONS OF every descrip.
non, CDkSETS, COMBS, BRUSHES, RUFfS and
RUFFLING, and L great many other articles too
numerous 10 mention.
We have a lnll assortment of SPRING SHADES
CHENILLE, WORSTED PRINCES, and also Il
nice line Of BLACK SILK PRINCES.
COTTON GOODS and D0MESTICS of every
sort retailcd at wholesale prices.
For the best bargains ever offered do not fail 10
call ut TIiALiilMER BROTHERS.
COL Broad street corner OF sixth.
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MT NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES
Just received very large assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE.
The goods are Of SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from the very best English and French manufacto-
rie., and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. | beg 10 inform my friends and the public
generally that shall offer these goods made up in
the latest styles and by the best workmcn, at PRICES
TO SUIT THE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, and CUFFS made to order
ut short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN G. SIIAFER, Merchant Tailor,
NH l3-3m No 1904 Main street.
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He DECLINES THE H0seR.-- 10 the.lL2Sdit
Orsof The LyacLbarg INe,cs ] see 'front.' the
Richmond Whi9 that have been appointed
chairman OF the Campbell, County Execu.
tive. iG0nanittee OF the readi usters' party.
Won't you please do me the Kindness to
state that respectfully decline the posi-.
iicnl have been in favor Ct the read'
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
DOCKS FOR LENT.

BOOKS FOR LENT.
HELPS TO A HOLY LENT. BY the Bishop Of
Central New York. 81.
NEW HELPS TO 4 HOLY LENT. By the same
author. SIPS.
THOUGHTS FOR LENT. by the Bishop Of Mon
trcal. 75c.
DAILY STEPS TOWARDS HEAVEN. sec.
GUIDE TO 4 DEVOUT LIFE. 25c.
STEPS TO \ LIVING FAITH. 25c.
THOUGHTS FOR TIE HOLY WEEK. By Miss
Scwel. 40c.
EASTER LILIES. 4 beautiful little work. 75c.
OF The IMITATION OF CHRIST. By Thomas
A. kempis. soc. and 81.
SLAMS IN LENT. Zoe.
THE CHOKED LIFE; On, SOME THOUGHTS
FOR LENT. By Rev. DR.. Potter. 10c.
SACRA PRlVATA. BY Bishop Wilson. 5oc
PERSONAL PIETY. 75c.
CONFIRMATION AND TRUE CONVERSION.
by the Rector Of st. Marks church, Richmond.
With many other DEVOTIONAL WORKS, and
a large stock of BIBLES, PRAYER-BoOkS, and
HYMNaLS. WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
NH II
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The Funders haze charge Of the Conser.

The Funders haue charge Of the Conser.
vatirc party, and are running it for the
bondholders. fayetteville Dispatch.
Then, in the name Of all that is consis-
tent, why do you hesitate tt. fight the Con-
sentative party? Mr, LOWELL and his asso-
ciases Of the State Central Committee have
dared your faction to the combat. Why
don't you accept their challenge? Why do
you still claim TO belong to a party which is
corrupt and deserving of dea.h9 "
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Ympromptu Meeting Of Plu.-TObacco
Manufacturers. -.

An improvised meeting Of plug-tobacco
| men was had yesterday afternoon in one OF
the parlors Of the Burnct House-Mr. L. 2.
Dick, of Louisville, in the chair, and Dir.
Thomas Wilson, of the same place, secre-
tary.
Mr.. Noonan said that 4 revision Of prices
was needed. In the past two years the price
OF white filters had advanced SIS per hun
dred pounds.
Several manufacturers stated their terms.
Mr. Weissinger offered the following rcso-
luton, which was passed:
Whereas there has been large advance
in leaf, especially on white filters: and
whereas manufacturers Of plug tobacco
cannot afford to make it at present prices;
therefore
ResolUed, That corresponding advance
be made upon the manufactured article;
and we recommend to all in the trade to
make uniform advance, as nearly as posi-
BILE, on all orders for tobacco for MAY de-
livery.
1t was understood that the resolution was
merely advisory and the meeting Informal.
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PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING Pa
WING MATERIAL.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received hy the
Finance aud Street Committees Of the Council unlll
the BOTH OF MARC II INSTANT for furnishing
10 the city of Portsmouth, Va, the following paving
materials:
gEatiiy, uniform in shape and caor free from pcb-
blc< cracks or other defects with 9TH even top
srfacc with per feet ANGLES and corners, and of uni
form dimensions. not less than 8 inches long, 1
Inches wide. ana q inches thick
%. 1000 SQUARE YARDS OF SPALL OR
RuBBI E-STOEE-to be cf hard, durable StoHC.
AID Of uniform quality, broke to proper sizes avoid
ing feather rd-,s, depth not less than nor more
than Inches, aud ut top and bottom not less than
nor more thar inches across The surface III any d.
rcction.
Bids Should he made FOR each Item separately for
the de VERY Tie wharf al Fort nruih. and stiolld
also state the price in currency or IN per cent
Coupon Paving Bonds. . ....
VIRGiNIUS BUTT. c. I. C..
Il. y. HTTCHiHGS. C.. :. {.
PORTSMOUTH, VA, March -. 1879.
NH lj-3t
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We bave received the annual catalogue OF
the officers and students OF the Union Inc
illogical Seminary, Prince Edward county,
for the session 1889.
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The Southern Historical Society PaperS
for April contains number OF valuable ar
ticles. and others not so valuable but very
Interesting.
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NOTICE.-H Having qualified as the execu-
IN trix OF the vii. OF the hate GEORGE II. Con-
WAY in the Cowuly Court, of Henrlco county, |
way to present their claims properly authenticated
for paymenb asidai persons indebted 10 The estate
are 10 come forward i'm and settle
MARY j, CONWAY,
mh Ii-let$ Execulgl1,
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RUrFAhO EITH1EA WATER.
A REMARKABLE STATEMENT
FROM DIR. G. W. POPE, A DISTINGUISHED
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
OFWASnINGTON, d. c.

1lO9 FOURTEENTH STREET,
WASHINGTON. y. G.. March Q, 1879.
have occasionally prescribed the BUFFALO Il,
TIIJA WATER in several cases of LithiaSis and
Chronic Rheumatic affections, accompanied by de-
posts O f ur:,tes, and generally with good results.
In one casc-of llearI-Dseasc, win aorilc 90,
BY CALCAREOUS CONCEPTIONS UPON The
'VALVES-and which case was associated WIN
marked LITIIIC-ACID dIahc,is-the BUFFALO
LITHJA WATER, in lumberful doses thrice daily
for week or Two ut time, had most happy erect
In clearing up the urinary depo.its aud placing the
patient in respect 10 the frequency of the cardiac
attacks, In much better condition than formerly:
This water was given during many M, acSs' ana
always with good results. G. W. POPE, M. u.
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CINCINNATI, March Is, 1879

Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
Dear Sirs.-The Press correspondent has
doubtless advised you OF the action OF the
Tobacco Convention just held here. This
convention was composed principally Of
cutters of tobacco, but nearly all the west
ern manufacturers OF plug tobacco were in
attendance. These last held meeting yes
terday, and their proceedings are stated in
the enclosed slip, which please publish for
the information OF the Virginia manufac-
turers. Very respectfully,
SANuEI M RaIIEy
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PROPOSALS..

CITY ENGINEERS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, March II, 1879.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ b. received at this office until THURSDAY,
27th MAJ ch, at O'Clock z. NJ, for furnishing the
city mules and horses with
FEED.
PROFENDER. &C.,
and also with
STRAW,
for three months from the 1st Of April next
The Committee on Streets reserves the rlgh: 10
reject any or all proposals Ccret. and m give the
contract for each article required to the lowest bid
der therefor.
Forms of proposals can be obtained by applying
ut this office. W. <. lUTSfAN,
n,h II City Engineer.
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IrRAEMIC POISONING AND LITHIC-ACID
CALCULI, STATED BY DIR. n. II. CRAW-
FORD, OF LOUISA COUNTY, VA.

Extract from letter dated Louisa Courthouse, Va,
February 81, 1871
Mrs. a. Il. P laborcd under Uraemic Poi
soning and Lithiasis, passing IN large quantities
I,thc-acid calcn!i, attended with great suffering.
ter failure Of all remedies Indicated In the case.
without relief. advised the wafer Of Buffalo Lilhia
Spring No. 2-fIom single case of which she has
derived such decided benefit that am confident
another case will make 4 perfect cure
!" make this statement at The request of Mr..
P, the ladys husband"
These waters, In cases of one dozen half-gallon
bottles So per case al The Springs. They also be
had of PURCELL, LADD X CO., Richmond. Va ut
IS so per case. THOMAS F. G0ODE:
Proprietor Buffalo LithiI Springs, Va.
NH 5.eod3t
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HOLMAN LIVER PADS.
UAvE YOU a STOMACH?

Rr 10Y KSGW THEE 81 T TE EH XEF iT
TRACT YOUR ATTENTION?
III the perfectly healthy performance Of these
sons all over the land are enjoying health to-day
who only few weeks since did not know what en-
them by diseased Stomach aud liver, and they all,
HoEA4fSS d HV II r iXP sT SHGNASH PAD.
ZENS OF RICHMOND AND VICINITY: y,
Mrs. NJ. 4. MORGAN, Manchcs 'cr, Va, says II
affords me much pleasure to add my testimony to
the numerous ones from Richmond III praise ofsthe
virtues of the Holman Pad Remedies. can In truth
say that suffered for twenty-five years With COM
bnaion of diseases, prominent among which were
ile.tion, Dyspepsia and Neuralgia OF INC SOM
mond-said II was difficult to prescribe for one thing
without interfering with another. have taken
great deal OF medicine in my HE. and could Only ma
temporary relief. When came to The city of Man
chester, three years ago. expected every moment
would he my last. rs my physician had pronounced
me ineurahlc. Notwithstanding all this have been
u surprise to my family and friends since using The
Pad lrcatnent-Pad, Plastcrs. and Sat.whlch has
been about three months. feel like different per-
altogether. and have not taken a drop OF mSdi-
cine or suffered any pain since using these Remedies
consider mine Il miraculous cure, Tor L am now
sxty-four years OF age and apparently as wclla ]
ever was I'm my life. would urge every sutfcrtr to
adopt the iIolnlan-Pad treatment. for Ii is no hum
bug, and when instructions are faithfully followed.
will do far than is ella med for II. speaks Tor
Mr.. W. II. PARRISH. superintendent of the Rich
mond Ccdar-W Works, says: ] have been using the
Holman Liver Pad and I'lastcrS for the last six
weeks. ana take great pleasure in laying That would
not take ten times the cost FOR the relief have al
ready had. During the past five years I have suf-
fcrcd with Dyspepsia. Headache. and Seural@ia--
the headache always preceded 10y attacks Of blind.
ness; all of which can trnly say have teen cured
by the use OF The Holman Remedies. -
HUNDREDS MORE CAN BE FURNISHED
upon application at the office.
DON'T LET THE LITTLE ONES SUFFER.
We cannot urge too strongly upon parent, the Use
of the Pad for children. You will lind SURE PRE-
yENTIyE AND CURE for Scarlet-Fever. Diphiht ria,
Group, Measles, Whoopns Cough sc. 1t has saved
many lives in such eases.
BABY PADS. $3.50.
The price OF the regular Pad, y; Special Pad
{onc third larccI). So: xxx Pad. which covers
stomach, liver. and Spleen aud Is I sovereign rem.
edy for all chronic troubles growing out of diseased
stomach or liver. price SIS: Absorption Salt: SIX
packages for Sl.25. used for twelve baths. Medi.
Gated Plastcrs Price for Foot plastcrs, per pair
so cents Badly Plastcrs, each. so cents.
These REMEDIES can he Obtained in Richmond
only at the HOLMAN LIVER-PAD OFFICE, 10 3
Main street. Consultation by letter or IL person
free. F1TZMORRlS FOSTER.
NH 3-2tawtMy1 managers.
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WE FER AT TEN CENTS, "a
w sheets Letter or Cap Paper: AZ sheets Note ::
so Envelopes; box Of Paper and Envelopes IL
Lead Pencils and Pcn-Holders; 20 Pens States,
Ink. Inkstands, Muciage School-Ba Linen Prim-
ers, Composition and Drawng-IIooks, Stereoscopic
Views, Testaments, Hymn and Song-Bo0ks, Dime
Dialogues, 100 Juvenile and Religions Books. 100
Paper Novels, 400 School-Books. Also, 100 Pa,
per Novels ut half price ..- -
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
NH 13-d&w 1902 aud 1904 Muln street
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GAVE MONEY

SA'h NoNE1
As the season Is advanced III! the rant. n ,~,,,
are few, we are determined To keep up our ale. ,.,
10 do so have marked down our
ENTIRE STOCK TWENTY PER CENT
bringing all goods very low. and manyai ,,.., .,.
PRIME COST.
Don't fall 10 call ibis north on
BROWNE & ROWE
and thereby save yourself - out &C 40 sr....t
them. Remember all Of their fresh and r.-,r,...'
goods, Including
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS,
NOVELTIES. ETC.
arc TO be sold without exception At
PRICES THAT WIiLT!LL
Give them cal! AZ their popular store. 80 H-.,,
street. "A lE.r.''
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DILL-HEADS, $3.50 to 50 per reaU., at
~ the DISPATCH PRINTING,HuUS
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DRY GOs,DS.
=" MURDER WILL orr

| lN ~'s " I'LL oUT,'
,re S,I H%GsE + FL HIEe ctFYFs DEr.
,s,. -. MASY GKEAT" ESRc & '9s aTrs d;
We vii, F TsHId atcTi1S' sxL If?m The
tRHiTHsSFiA hE t6 ssi: sEiAsM!su1rA, lo.
4Y s19: s}ss ssSMs Isl 2STroy
SHIFTING CALICOES, ~: 'fc''
- pEKCALES: GAc.;
The best sTRfEiD,. a tf ti r.; S. ana !oc:
l0c.-2reat bargain: '-'-M HLIE.,
GOOD BLEACIED 'fAnr.E.u,y,sv :
Examine our ALL-WODL BLAIR r,1Hat iNr
at 40, reduced from Soc OtLer hs r ~ u MKRE
line Of goods. new lot Of CRETE & Tr, Il hi,
less than real value. Novelties In DI.FsS. - - jir.
,r IA ANEsh bhoCADED SILKS a, .1"',.Di'.
~ Mo IiA DEEEGEs, double-wld,h I'm. on.,.,
BLACK SILKS AND sATINs at ayur., -.
not be uudcrsoih. A"''' mat car.
Remsmhcr onr new and large yarir.v
SILh Fn T.; Don't purchase Et|lJIE15trK
fore examining our stpcR OF black AMI = '"t> ~
and TORCHOS J.ACES: BTTT"S> EE&TGS
Of latest styles: 5000 yards WOR> IED FEiy>t1,sY
DERlES on white and co'0rrd itn'r T." LF"EDt-
LINEN DAMASK TOWEL for IN" ~ Ai.i-
ele of lhose si1xn.Iy,Gamf,h
HOSIERY. JrIii.S NMitt:jy!lH It
fully rep'enfsbed. '''' t!4..
TRY GOODs.-IIaving Z I'M ~,
iny,s s1O ca an" Gea many II r TEPSSsI: ~ y.
-; 81, and 7c. Nice line EDGlNG>. rIIiI9TrTT, =:
RIBBONS, &c. &c. Cali and cyamnr.' '''''N's,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-18

,ustment Of The State debt; and under tha
provisions OF the proposition submitted TO
the Legislature By the bondholdsrs | con- sI,
ceiye that we get more favorable terms than
I ever anticipated, and unquallfiediy up.
nroye the Senate bill In furtherance OF that
measure.
Very respectfully yours, -.