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.pETERsBrJRG.
The COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BAsK--THE PEN
ATTY 1p RESISTING AN OFFICER QUAHTERLY
MgErrSG-THE NEW MARxET-HOysE

THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL Ba SI--fHE PEN.
Atty or RESISTING AN OFFICER = GU LIT ERLY
MgErrNG--TliE NEW MARKET no usE.
Correspondence or The Richmond psspaich.j
s. 80 49, - FEBRUARY IL, 1870. /
The authorities on the Commercial IA.
tionaI Bank give notice to all note-hol defs
md other creditors OF the bank 10 present
the notes and claims for. payment. TBe
bank is now closing up its nffairs as rapidly
as possible. It's conditions Is sound ana no
losses will result TO any one in the Closing
OF its business. The matter OF putting IL
in liquidation has long been talked OF amon@
the stockholders, and as stated recently IN
this correspondence, at their annual meet
ing held in January resolution 10 tnat
effect was adopted. This is the last OF the
national banks in Petersburg-the First Ma
tional and the Merchants National having
succumbed to the crisis OF 1878. we nave.
however, four local banks In successful
operation.
Randall (negro) was fined $40 and sentenced
to thirty days Imprisonment ID the !ail LOT
resisting an officer OF police while IN tne
discharge OF his duty. The officer was
compelled to use his club several times 10
subdue the prisoner, and in doing so III
f1icted some wounds on his head. The ac-
cused took ap appeal to the Hastings Court.
Rev. e. P. Wilson, presiding elder, OF the
district, will hold his first quarterly meetins
ON The Prince George circuit at Mt. SINAI
church, in that county, next Saturday aud
Sunday.
. The sixteen butcher-stalls in the new &C.
tagon building on the Old Market square are
to be very handsome, and the counters are
to be covered with fine marble slabs. Inc
first stall was erected to-day. The building
will probably be ready for occupancy by
the middle Of March. ROBIN ADAlR.
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The Brazilian Subsidy.

This subject is producing some excite
ment. The proposition as it stands is for
the establishment Of two lines to Brazil
one from New York uia Norfolk, and the
other from New Orleans via Galveston,
Texas. We explained yesterday our oppo-
sition to the principle as being hostile or
detrimental to private enterprise and favor
able to the bolstering up Of Objectionable
monopolies. Above this the system Of gov
ernmental intervention through subsidies
enSenders corruption and fosters and eS-
tends corrupt practices that are democrat
izing to the public service and public char
acter.
This Brazilian subsidy scheme is one that
is intended for the benefit of private enter
prise. Baltimore is opposing it with great
energy. 1t may be said that she so opposes
it because she is left out of the schedule OF
the line. But that need not provoke her
hostility il such exclusion did not impair
her commerce and inact upon her serious
injury. For that reason she most justly OPP
poses the intervention OF the Government
with subsidy that fosters private interests
and local benefits to the injury Of O city that
should not suffer from partial legislation.
The Just objection OF Baltimore is strong
proof that Congress has no moral right to
dispense private advantages to the injury Of
large communities.
Mfr. RoAcH's subsidy schemes have been
for long time pressed upon Congress, and
they are not free from suspiciono2 corrup-.
ton. The subsldizing Of the Pacific steam
lines has been doye-tailed with the Brazilian
enterprise. THIS combination was very
strong, and threatened the country with a
deal OF lobby method and sharp practice that
would have madea most serious impression
upon the Federal Treasury. i.y fE E5
Monopolles of commerce sustained through
Government appropriations cannot, but be
fearfuliy injurious to both commerce and
enterprise. Such things cannot fail to be
regarded with disfaYor by~ali fair-minded
and sagaeious statesmen. The Government
should separate itself from all such alliances.
as unjust to commerce and local enterprise,
and highly eOrrapting in their influences
upon the public Representatives.
The Government has no right to take
band in commerce, and by its money to
change the course. of trade from one city or
enc line to another, This city once. through
her feet clippers, did a fourishing business
In transporting our Richmond -four to Rio,5
and bringing return cargoes of coffee and
hides, &c. TO our city. Those vessels were
lost in the war ard We have never been able
to reestablish the line, Those sail-vessels
transported flour in better order than Il can.
be carried by steamers, and their success
full Journeys tended TO diffuse commerce
and spread sempIo yment to the public good.
Hut establish RoAeHss subsidized line, md
there viii ;neyer be asosIIle line to Brazil
From fnis city, IN ID III hsier the coffee
trade lrom other cities to New York, and
the pros ,erity that now soncs il d many
ailarts BY Vision Of trade Viii be; de-.
slroyed ~ The eonsoli latioa that syili be
effected h mn aasorbing monopoly, 4 IS
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SETTLE! SETTLE !!-The Legislature and
the bondholders' representatives have met.
Should the State debt now remain unsettled
the fault will lie with the Legislature and
not the creditors. ..7'l
The proposillon o. t1e lonneii OF FoFeign
Of the United States is q, practical and lib
eral one. It affords immediate and perma-
nent relief. II accepted, it sets the. debt
question at rest finally. =: Manassas Gazette.
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We think this is a liberal proposition, and
really better than refunding at four per
cent. per anDum. It is true the ,b0ndhold-
ers' proposition is in the long run a little
higher rate, but the difference, is eompara-
lively very small. The interest on $50, Co.,
900 at four per cent. for forty years would
be S4S, 000, 600, and the interest at the divi-
sion OF rates above proposed would be S49,-
5O0.0 900. The advantage allowed the State
in the reduced rate for the first five years
will more than eompe nsate for the increased
rate for the last ten OF the forty years
& WayaesboTo, Tribune. ~
y il, the present Legislature don't settle The
State Debt tho debt will most .effectualIy
settle she State and the peppls. = e
1'ost. s:t.s z 1 &c. 20, =, = s
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THE ALLEGHANY RAILRoAD.-Notwit
standing the opposition it has met with from
different sections Of the State, it seems prob
able the rails will he laid on the tow path
along the James. It seems that the plan to
compel the company to build branch west
from Craig's creek has been abandoned,
doubtless becauseit would have proved fatal
to the bill; and Mr. Johnston, OF Giles,
probably the ablest OF the Southwestern
members, has spoken 10 favor Of the road
We know of no contemplated improve
ments thatwould result in more good to the
Southwest than this.-Ciiach-:H Valley sNelcS
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England having sustained y ~ e e,
dereat III, South Afrtca from the brave
zul,s must now prepare TO retrieve ne est5
yost ground. she cannot afford g lose any
5 bere. il il the fequirenent Of her situa-
tse,l that she shall not recede from her geo.
graphical position anywhere. she must
keep well up to her advanced front Inc.
a reverse cannot be permitted to remain us sl'
:repaired. 1t would he msde the occasion
for depreciation Of the proves OF the great
nation. and e.nioiden resistance among CO.
#Ionial governments T hat Ia the course OF
history England shall show tendency 70
decline Is thing not to be doubted; put
for the good OF England, as well as the ci-
silized world, that period should be put on
rs long as possible. She is the balance 'a''s.
wheel Of civilization, and when sue SUI y
9ers from the waning OF her po"e.
IL will he impossible for the Worl0
to escape the disturbing Influences that
must follow. EngEand's proves and
forecast exclude all ground OF apprehenl''
sion on her account in the near future. SUI
ficIent for all practical purposes IS the
power OF England to maintain her predomi'
nance in the lands DER which her flag floats,
for an indefinite period, speaking humanity Ea1z!
The Zulus have shown heroism, but they
have to be taken down, as we shall see. a
copquering nation must now and then IN. meet me
with SOFT OF surprise in the development
| Of q nation with more skill and valof in wal
| than had been looked for. 1t becomes
necessary in such case to increase thf
strength of the conqueror until the resist
ance is overcome.
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AN IMPORTANT OPINI0N.-We publish this
morning Judge HUGHEs's opinion in case
in which he decided that a judgment Of a
United States court is lien upon lands
anywhere in Virginia, although not dock
eted in the county wherein the land lies,
&C., &c. Read it for yourself.
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respectfully beg leave to decline all con.
nection with such an object or such q
party-a party whose object can only be to
break up the Conservative party, that po-
ltical aspirants may get office at the eX-
pense Of running the best interest OF the
State, financial and all others.
I suppose they thought would take it as
a compliment, and therefore accept. But
they are mistaken. Respectfully,
G.Is J. r. BRAGG.
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DASy1LLE. VA. February ID. 49,


Hon. G. Y. Thomas, former member OF
Congress from this (Fifth) district, died
yesterday morning at l O'Clock at his home,
at Henry Courthouse, Of consumption. He
will be buried to-day at Leatherwood, Henry
county. 2:
[This comes from an unknown source.l
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: = -. -, = :. :,
PERSONAL.

c.. SUTTON desires to in-
In FORM hts frcnds and the nubiie geaeraly thar
Ire ran now besfonnd, al r. B,EaYI,9RsS5GEilNA-,
CLASS, AND GU ENSWA RENO USE, No. lGll
pngt Main street, opposite the pcss.oface. whore he
Will 10 peaspd to servo them. hs SE9 .SUTTlS.st
son, aud late With George Gibson, ". ~ 1s;as
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n1I SILK SHIRTS, SILK SaIRTS.-Gen
- .Ielnen,s SILK SHIRTS al 81 30 worth $3.50
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS &c $3.50, ~, 81, and
MERiNo. &C CoTTON, and LAMss'-WooL SHIRTS
and DRAWERS:
SChRFS. TIES, anil BOWS In gIe1t variety
SOCKS GL0yES, SJSPENDEIiS, COLLARS and
CUFFS, &C. LEVY BKOidEES:
!, BLANKETS very cheap. 49,. +.l.ss&a IL IL
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/; NJ GOSPEL MEETINGS AZ THE
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERANC HEECH tSeyenth
street between Grace and Broad), EVERY NIGHT
THIS, WEEK from s to 0 O'Clock. The pastor will
be assisted by the different ministers OF the city All
welcome. Seats free. stl f,ss.gss 80 !
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NE ALL-WcOL GREEN REPS at s1.5C

Ndj- ALL-WUUL NIlEEN KEYS at SI.0U
worth S2.5 o per yard:
FIG URED REPS for Lamhrequns and Furniture
Coverings at SO per yard worth 80;
TABLE and PIANO COVERS In great variety:
LINEN TABLE-CLUTfIS In all sizes. We offer
Extra Large Double Satin Damask Tabie-Cioth3
at twenty-five Per cent below New York prices
KINS. TRAY-CLOTHS, and TOWELLINGS-
all sold cheap:
"A Large stock of fine quality FRENCH WOVE COR
SETS NJ s1-some Of this lot have uesn sold at
50 50 4 pair:
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at $1.2j, %,
S3. 81. 50. SO. and $3.50 Il par-all worth thir-
" per cent. more:
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN-LhCEat 12H, l >. 16's,
20. 23, 80, 30, 10, 45, so, and up 10 soc. per
ward;
CURTAIN MUsLIAS at 16ag, 20, 25, and soc. FER
yard:
WINDOW-SHADFS and FIXTURES at lower
prices thrn evrrat LEVY BROTHERS..
Lock 1T our CHEAP CARPETS. fe II
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ME- CLOAkS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS.-
Tho extremely low prices ut which We have been sell
ing CLOAKS has been the means Of reducing stock
to about twenty. We offer great inducements SO as
to close out our entire stock.
LEVY BROTHERS.
Great bargains in CHILDRES'S CLOAKS. fe II
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NJ HARD TIMES MADE EASY.
THIRTY DAYS TO SECURE SOME Gpe,r
BARGAINS N DRY GOODS.
THALiiIMER BROTHERS,
COL BROAD STREET,

will offer their entire stock ct cNtraor@gl-Iy'ow
prices In order 10 reduce lh,ir immen,r s;or.
paratory 10 taking inventory. Tho.c IN Hau, II
DRY GOODS will find Is TO their advantage N a..
ing us 4 call.
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ResDeeffully Declines.

TO the Editors Of the Dispatch:
Geutlemen,-I received a few days since
a postal-card as follows: g Sir, you are APP
pointed a delegate to the readiustcrs con-
vention in Richmond, February %, 1879, to
represent your precinct, and urged TO at
tend. (Return free; hotels half price.)
Il go. w. PURvIs, Chairman.
"E. g. Taylor, Secretary.
charlottesville, February 3, 1870"
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81 pieces BLACK CASHMERE ut lcr. 10 = VI
As this immense lot must Ec sold In q tr'y ,lag.
customers Will secure great bgr.aius In u,m
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mRLITARY NOTICES.

-NRAYs, ATTENTION ASSEMBLE at 4
VT Regi1e ulaI Armoryi on FRIDAY NIGHT Q,
NEXT ST s O'Clock, rain or shine, In lndress III
uni fora, for company drill No excuse for being
absens but sickness or out Of the city. "
II By order Of Captain L. J. RoSstEuS.
fela-2t !. ~. J. T.. TYLER, Orderly.
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ncrSHIRTsI sHIRTst sHIRTsI-We

VIZ SE1h1 . oHthlo! CHIN oI-.h Z
continue TO manufacture our celebrated DRESS
SHIRTS. We offer for 9cc. L Shirt made Of VAN
sutta Cotton and pure Irish Linen bosoms and cuffs
These shirts completely flushed, and have only
facturers of these shirts. and having them made In
this city, we guarantee them superior TO any In this
market. We also offer good shirt at so and 7oc.
must he seen TO be fully appreciated. We also make
to order shirts for boys and men. NlGHT,SH iRIo
always on hand. LEVY BRUlHEk5.
Z CARPETS cheaper than ever. lei
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o9-CESg STORE.

2 Z CEIV ED
AT TIE
99.CENT STORE:
4 yerr large ssOrtmeut % LADIES ~" ! ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Shi.fs, ~"i 5''''
ers at SO, as, and 94a;
NIGHT ROBES ut rs and 99c.
FOLDING LAP-GOAGi)S II 9se-:
A ina assortment OF rICTURE-FEASlI> "
.2as ap-;hosc al zoe. are very cheap
Conplsse assortmen9of SlI.ykRPLATEh" = ~
both Single aud Extra Plate Gir kAt"' -
fully warrant: ,..
nv entire stock of MEMS and i.Ab!hH va, .,,l
and GAUNTSETS masGtd do"" 10 -
75c.:
ali MERINo UNDERWEAR snarScd 2''>'0N'
4 few NEW rsILET SEES I, s9c;
sINGGE.sH9r PISTQis for ssc.;
sEyES-snssr REyol.TERS for sl.sS'
New 10. ofyioLINS -aa BOWS at 9ts;
CANE ANA wILLo w ROCKING s~a NIE>''"'
| CHAIRS;
| Four s,sks TABLE-MATS at 90s. a>e''
Catalogues matted free to any address'
| ". \. STE'h "a.
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Hsssy s.D.eHs.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Having fully determined 10 make change in my
business, we will from this dry offer our entire stock
OF DRY GOODS regardless of cost. We are now
offering DRESS GOODS ut 1885,, reduced from
25c.. aud 12t5c. worth zoe.
COUSTEPANES. TABLF-LINENS. TOWEL
LING, CASSIMERES. BALMORALS, SHAWLS,
and many other goods too numerous TO mention re-
duCed greatly below cost. s...-A
We call the special attention Of the ladies' 10 our
STAMPING, BRAGDIEG, and EMBROIDERY
DEPARTMENT, which is promptly ana neatly cN-
ecuted at very low rates. r. .--.'.
UNDERWEAR always on hand AMI made TO or
der. INFANTS CLOTHING speciality. Full line
OF Ztphyrs. Germantown Yarns, and shetland
Wool: Embroidery SILKS in al shades. Also, Il iul
line Of Corsets, among which we have the celebra-
te,. Mrs. Mooiy'S Abdominal Corscs. in all sizes
UP 10 SO. Crocheting done In Hi OF its branches.
All we ask is TO give cali nj
LEVI HEXTER'S, 627 Broad street.
Mrs. LEVI HEXTER and Slss SEMON. formerly
of this city, will be pleased 10 wait on Tie ladies.
ia
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT CIaS GAs-woRKsss
.a;s,.@ .RIcHaoslp, VA, February 10, 1874
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ GEIVEny tthls office snsil, 10 O'Clock ".
THURSDAY. February 20, lS7a, for the REST
QUALITY OF GAS-COAE, free from sls,e and
other mpRriltes, 10 be furn hsd the Works sar the
fiscal year ending February ], 1880, 10 be delivered
at the Lower Works as the necessity OF the Spsrin
tendent may require. yae minimum yield OF the
coal mIss DC 3.60 cubie feet per pound, With IL
Illuminating power OF tess than l6 standard
dies. Any deficit win be deducted monthly from the
price raid the contract or, who be required 10
give bond and security for q faithfal compliance
with The contract, and II Inferior coal be repeatedly
sent 10 inc w orES after due notice from the SUPER
inteadent. 1t SHALL be deemed sufficient cause to
! ahrosate the crntraet.ss-
The Committee on Light reserve the right 10 re,
te t0-l0t = - Ays5frs EEt Superintendent.
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BLACK ALpACtS. CREPE CLOTHS. VEN.
GRAPES, aud Wells III very low price. Il,c
us 1 trial.
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Mr. III Aayfa followed BE was 90 fayor
} IA q convention, but not opposed 20 me
changes eotltempf ID.
"a fiieurne{3s 81
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iT BROCHE SHAWLS TO BE CLOSED
-" OFT AT A SACRIFICE.-Eleqant DOUBT. E
BR0CHE sHAWLS'at $50 worth $50: III $50
worth S75. Only few left SO cali early If you
wish TO secure q great bargain.
-,r'T3'ssS LEVY BROTHERS.
CARPETS lower than ever. fe IL
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rs HANDSOME and CHEAP CLDiKS. wlirf
must M sold. We have raaurct orr 80
CLOAKS 10 S17: SIG CLUAhS 10 .l2: so
CLOAKS 70 81. We guarantee the" tI.OAk>
To be the cheapest IN The CITY. y" haze ,!.',r-
mined not 10 carry them over. and ISL j. rlI
from those il need OF i chrIn cip,.A.
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nj BOMBAZINES, CASHaIERES
MEfIEoS ALPAGiA E i M3HAES AT " Tfs
BLACK CREPE in all widths and qualities; ;
CREPE Wells in all sizes very cheap: CREPE
COLLARS and CUFFS. LOVE Wells. MOURN
ING HANDKERCHIEFS, BLACK GLOVES Of
every description 1T
lie II LEVY BROTHERS..
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, in all Nos.

Np.RICHARDSON'S LINENS, in all Nos.
of our own importation, which enables us TO sell
them a: 25 per cent below regular prices;
TUCKED CAbfBRIC SKIRT9NG X yards wide.
II tucks and wide hem, at 35c. per yard worth
75c.; ~
LLAMA LACE POINTS. in all qualities, at about
ono half of regular prices;
LINEN CRUMB-CLO1HS at So worth 81, at 81
WHITE and COLORED SHETLAND sHAWLs
w. all qualities;
A full assortment of BLACK MERINO and CASH
MERE SHAWLS ut low prices at
LEVY BROTHERS..
BLANKETS very cheap. Re II
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2o5 picces DRESS GOODS Of every dc,cr,p.s
and sy:e. from Sc. To 75c.:
DRESS GOODS at 1Gc. worth :2Jc.: a; 90r ru-,,
ALIoWOnL CASHAIEEES al GIr. worth:l:
COLORED SILKS and SArlNe very cheap .y c',..
them ont.
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A MOTHER GREAT SLAUGHTER IN
IA DRY GOODS.-As We are abort To enlarge our
store we Will for The next thirty days, sell goods At
4 GREAT SACRIFICE. AS we arc compelled 10 re-
duce or Immense stock to make room for improve
ment we will offer great bargains 10 purchasers Of
Dry Goods. Call and see what great bargains may
be secured ut The BALTl4lORE AUCTION HOUSE.
323 Broad street. White barner-biue letters.
"a h-1I In
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BOTETOURT COUNTY.

COUNTY-C0URT DAY-DEATH OF AN OLD MEM
Der OF THE BAR AND FORMER STATE sENA-
ToR-MEETING OF READJUSTERS; THEIR
SIGNAL DEFEAT.
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NEyINITIAL HANDKERCHfEFS,
made In the converts of Paris. We have full as
Sortmcnt for ladies and gentlemen at the low price
of soc. which is 25c. below the value
ELEGANT EMBROIDERED HANDkERCHIEFS
at 1925 aMd 81 80 worth :250-just the thing
|. for infants:
EMBROIDERED CHEMISE YOKES Of very SUI
perior quality;
LACE BA.BS in great variety at reduced prices:
REAL GUIPURE LACE CAPESS and COLLARS
nj y reduction OF so per cent:
DIVINITY COLLARS for children: COVENTRY
TRIMMINGS In oil styles: LACES and EN-
+ DROIDERIES III all styles. 1T
LEVY BROTHERS..
Bargains in BLANKETS. fe
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MI COD-LIYER OIL.
5TEADE & BAKERS
MEDICINALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony OF physicians who ar".
scribe II, and or patients who have taken II. ,al IT
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH tNO
MORE EASILY ASSIMILATED THAN Any OMAR
OIL. MEADE < BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacies,
po15 9l9 Main street. Ricimgui. Va.
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MI NEW YORK MILLS. WAMSUT-
IA, FRUIT OF-THE-LOOMi DAVOI. ANDRO.
other SlEETINGS, sHIRTINGS. and PILLOW
CASTINGS at the lowest prices: BED-TICk at 81,
TO- Ok. Is. lGai, and zoe. per yard: GlSGHAMS
INGS ut 10, LIZ. Is, and 1870. per yard; WHITE
and COLORED FLANNELS at all prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
CARPETS very cheap. fell
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1920 CORSETS. of every style and quality. from
soc. to $3.50. As this /, one OF ihr iar-r,t
stocks OF CURSETS In The city We cannot tail -
suit one and all,
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BLANKETS. QUILTS, COMFORTS, SKIRTS.
SHAWLS, rNDEkSHlRTs, AMI other s."l,
very low:
10 pair WHITE aud COLORED BLANKETS!
81 10 80 Il pair:
So COMFORTS and QU1LTSat Il To Il
Is dozen BOULEVARD SKIRTS from irc. 70 =
apiece:
40 WOULLEN SIIAWLS at ~ TO 80:
22 dozen LADIES' and MEMS CNDEltslliEIS
Al 37c. 10 $3.50 apiece.
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NY HAMBURG EDGINGS AND N
SETTINGS We offer to-day 70 new patterns In
HAMBURG EDGlNGS and INSERTINGS ut the
lowest prices. Ite Ill LEVY BROTHERS.
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30 pieces CASSTMERES aud WOOI.LEN GOODS
from zoe. 10 : 80 4 yard:
120 pieces WHITE and COLORED FLhNNLLS
from IL 10 SOC. yard.
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UMBRELLAS! UMBRELLAS! UNI
BRELLAS Two hundred UMBRELLAS. direct
from the manufacturers. which we Will sell lower
tilan ever before. LEVY BROTHERS.
Look at our bargains In CARPETS. lie IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-13

A large line lust received OF LADIES and MISE
HOSE, SILK and LACE SCAKF>. SILK lHi
LACE lIANDktRCH!EFS BOWS, RIBBONS,
GLOVES. LACES, &c, NJ very low prices