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M THE eEoPLE,s TICKET.

fyou wish 10 nro.per. support this iYeket u has
THEP. s. IS he popular DIR GOODS STORE Of the
Sc e st ssir Of y DREss GOODS Of descp
sD.Ks, sATiSs, PEKiNs, and BEocADEs for
bSfsGs Tk sT fE iHs rs and
boys shirts e ise; per y va M wprIn Soc'
ooo ward. b pAY YAHssb.wIeE I6NsDALE CAM.
BRIO, slightly soied, will be sold at lSHc' Der
YA Ea5o WIDE WHITE cAMBRIC at lOc. per yard
GfNGHAMs at 10, / 2.s, and I5c. per yard; o,.
vCToRA 1897 per yard worth ,sra x Sor
LACE STRIFE pr2u ,G worth ~ iSz zSci: '''' "
LACE c'u u HHsi At 81. $3.50, t $3.50, "a
$3.50. $3.50, 80, $40, 49, ~. tl5 and d. srs
mea, Of CURTAINS in the city, and the styles
TABLE e y" OIL CLOTH, X wards wide, at rs worth
9oc.. X wards wide at 80 worth Soc;
WINDOW SHADES. with fixtures complete, at
S %, sne PILoW sHAMs
LINEN VENT fHBEE GbXMxsk from 25c to % per
Large DINNER NAPKINS, all pure linen, from 81
m 70 g. per do7sRjNs 81, linen. from s5c. to %
TOWELS from coo. to sI2 per dozen;
CURTAIN MUSLIN at Zoe. per yard WORTH &c
| PARAsOLS and UMBRELLBs-the largest STOCK
| and the cheapest In The city we are running on
| n Ioi of SILK PARAsOLS at 40. 90, ana &c. /;
MARSEILLES QUILTS ut Sl.75 worth f2.?O, az
$3.50 worth $3.50, at SO worth -, at s4.oo
worth ~. at &6 worth SO;
| FANS in great variety, from So. to - each.
GOODS for BOYS aud MEMS WEAK IN great
| COIGATE's SOAPS. HANDKERCHIEF En-
TRACTS, and TOILET WATER, fetailed at
wholesale prices; - ,
READY-MADE DRESSES, ULSTERS, and DUS-
TERS-the largest assortment ever exhibited;
TRUNKS. SATCHELS, VALlSES, BAGS, and
BAeKETS,a at ,or,,r,e,
mYJ LEVY BRO1 HERS.
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c. +. Good,oyn, Secretary.

A STEAMSHIP BELEAGURED BY ICEBERGs.-
New York, May THE steamship Henry
Edge, from Antwerp, which arrived to-
day, reports April 30, latitude 1927, longi-
tude 1876, passed large iceberg about the
size Of small island, and shortly after two
more, one OF which was surrounded by
large ice-felds as far north and west as the
eye could reach; changed the course more
to the northward, going along the edge OF
the Ice, passing two sailing-vessels; about
10 p. NJ. was surrounded by large ice
blocks, and about IL p. NJ. stopped the ship
In front OF large iceberg. May /, p. NJ,
nothing but ice to be seen from the mast
head except a ridge OF blue water to the
eastward, and again saw the two sailing
vessels; worked the ship through the ice,
reaching clear water about 3 A. NJ; the
two sailing-vessels were now about quar-
ter Of mile into the ice, but showed no
signals; about p. ~, latitude 1880, lOngi-
tude 47.30, passed to the southwark OF the
ice, and saw four more icebprgs before
night, when we slowed the ship until day
light, as tbe>weather became thick; saw no
more ice afterwards.
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A MAN WHO HAS SAVED FORTY-SIx LIVES
Captain George Nj. Cooley is brave citizen
Of Troy, N. Y, who surely deserves kind
Hest mention, since in his forty.one years OF
life he has saved from drowning fortv.six
persons. His latest exploit in this direction
was the rescue last month OF seven young
students of the Polytechnic, whose small
boat was capsized in the river. For this
gallant deed the Captain has Just received
the silver medal OF the Life-Saying Benevo-
lent Association OF this CITY. 1t twas accom-
panied by check for $50, and by a liberal
sum contributed by the grateful students.
Captain Cooley, a. modest as he is brave,
was so touched by these gifts that tears
filed his eyes, and he could hardly speak
for the lump In his throat. A romantic in
cident in bis beneicent career was his res
cuing from the river, while still a youth,
the girl who afterward became his wife.
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Vote against mixed schools.
The RIchmond convention.
PROCEEDINGS OF TUE NoTTowAY cocNTf
MEETING.

PHOCEENtNVS OF Tue NOiiVUHA >N~~'%"
MEETING.
At meeting OF the Conservative parry OF
this county, composed OF Resd1usters anc
Funders. held at Holloway Courthouse May
@. 1850, called by DR.. L. G. Booth, county
superintendent. 10 send delegates to INC
Convention TO he held in the city OF Rich
moud on the 10th OF this month, Mr. L. f
Epes was elected chairman and G. f. Good
WYE secretary.
Br. /. NJ. Hurt moved that committee
OF Ibree-one from each mae1sterial dis
trfct-be appointed to nominate the dele
gates, and the alternates TO be chosen by
the delegates; which was adopted.
The Chairman named as the committee
iR. w. Tuggle, DR.. +. q. Booth. and Z. f.
Goodwin, who nominated for Blenden DIS
trict f. S. Dcane, w. II. Harvey, and 5. f.
Epes; for Hatoka district, DR.. o. M.
Knight, II. b. Fowlkes, and Lewelien
Tucker; for Bellefonte district, DR.. i. M.
Hurt, Il. +. Epes, and John w. Jones; who
were the delegates chosen, with authority
to choose their alternates.
DR.. +. q. Booth resigned his position as
county superintendent OF the Conservative
party, and, on motion, the thanks OF the
party were rendered him for the able aud
diligent manner in which he has discharged
bis duties. Mr.. T. i. Epes was then elect
ed to the said position. but declIued.
r. F. EPEs, Chairman.
C.. f. GOOd,cuo, Secretary.
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MATTINGS! MATTINGS.

MATTINGS! MATTlNGS.
s65 pieces MATTINGS, from auction. In all
widths-WHITE, CHECKED, and FANCY al
the following prices, Is. 20, %, %. 80, and
35c.-the cheapest and best goods ever seen ia
OiL-CLOTIis In A.. Ga. and Sd for Floors: IA.
BILE OIL. CLOTHS in all widths and cOlors;
CARPETS and RUGS 10 be sold al a sacrihce;
PARASOLS-Dew and hlndsOme novelties just re-
cciyed-'he best bargains in the city;
Observation-Disclosures and BROWN COT
TONS, CALICOES, PLAIDS. MADRAS GlNG-
HAMS, and BED-TICkS reaied At wholesale
prlces
Lawns. LAWNS, at g, 10. and 1910:
LACE MIITS In all c0lors al 40, so, 60, 7Jc and
HOSIERY, BUTTONS, GLOVES. LACE and
SILK FICHUES. LAWN snd MUSLIN TIE-,
RIBBONS, LACES in LANGUEDot. BRE-
TONNE. TORCHON, VAL CLUNY, and
FRENCH LACES;
UNDERWEAR for Ladies. Children, and Gentle
men at very low prices;
UNLAUNDRlED SHIFTS at coo. worth al I;
WHITE GOODS III endless variety;
RUFFLING from &c. per ward 10 the finest made:
TABLE.IINEkS, NAPKINS, DOILIES. TOW
ELS, QUILTS, SHEETINGS. LINEN DRILLS
CASSIMERES, MIDDLESEX FLANNEL. LIGHT
CLOTHS and FLANNEL> for Sacdues;
BLACK aud COLORED SILK FRINGES;
SHETLAND SHAWLS;
KID GLOVES at tl-3-button-eyery pair guaran-
tOed. Give us call.
ID. 4 4. MITTELDORFER.
my 1-SM&W 527 Broad stree.
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ITO MESSRS. L. l.. LACY, b. b. VAN
i BUREN,. p. WADE: JAMES RANKIN; =; y.
SIJIRt. THOMAS NJ JONES. WELLINGTON
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON, II. g. F0RSTM,nASlNH'
RI. KNOLLE, SR., Il. LOUIS GLAZEBROOh, X.
e. CARTER, j. y. PACE. A. HOLZGREFE, I.
G. KIDD, I. NJ. SAUNDERS, THOMAS NJ.
RUTHERFORD. CALEB JACOB, WILLIAM IL.
PALNER, AND OTHERS: Gentlemen,-In re-
Spouse 10 your very numer0usly signed and too
complimentary call upon me to be again candi-
date 10 represent you IN The BOARD OF ALDEh-
deeply grateful for this renewed expression of your
APPRECIATION and confidence. accept the honor and
the responsibility of The position which your par
TALLY cOners upon me With the pledge that whether
be selected not as your nominee at the primary
election shall leave 40 duty nnfuhieu 10 secure
the success of yoHr ticket and II elected VIII give TO
your service whatever OF my tine and labor may be
needed aud such ability as possess. as poor COM
pensaton for your respect and GOOD VIII.
Your very obedien servant,
my Volt CHARLES l.. TODD.
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Mr.. seymour =, 1868.

Mr.. SEYMOUR did run 10 1868 against
General GRANT, Dad was not elected. Whyf
Because the southern States were not free.
No eleolion was held In ". sinia IN 1868.
But we need only look at the figures to see
that he would have been elected II the
southern states bad been at liberty then as
they are now to vo,efor him.
In 1868 Mr.. SEYMOUR received the votes OF
the northern States Of New York, New Jer'
sey, and Oregon. These States now cast
New York IS, New Jersey o, and Oregon
| 3, or Il votes In ell. Add these to the LOO
votes 81 the solid South, and Mr.. SEYMOUR
| IA elected,
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DErAETUIE oF STEAMER.

MERCHANTS THROUGH III,
WI LINE TO BAL TlMORE. LAND 49,
II q AT FOR IRt~~ MONROE. NORFOIk.AN
PRINCIPAL LANDINGS ON THE JfNk~
RIVER.-1he splendid steamer j. h. >Ciil iiEs
VIII leave the Rockets wharf NJ ~ MONDAY
and THURSDAY at 4. NJ Fare tp Blrmo-e.
81: 10 Noriolk. Fort Monroe, ami lludius., 5t..
Freight taken AZ lOw rates.
CURTIS & PARKER. Ag6n...
j. ". nANCOX. Snle prnnrIelnr. nv 1-.u
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AN7USEyTENFR.
THE ORIGINAL PINAFORE,


THE ORIGINAL PlNAFORE,
rs conceived and performed un6er the direction OF
MEssRs. GILBERT SULLIVAN,
will be given at
MOZART HALL FOUR NIGHTS,
commencing
MONDAY, MAY "a, 1880,
for the benefit and uuder the auspices OF the
MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The following celebrated artists have been secured
MADAME CAROLINE RICHINGS-BERNARD,
the greatest of all " Buttercups";
MISS EVA MILLS. the celebrated Josephine"
Miss ANNIE sHAEFER, the fascinating" lIebe -;
MISS BELLE PELOUZF, "our Aunt;
MIR. PIERRE BERNARD, the inimltable "Sir 10.
seph";
MR.. +. w. HOFF, the wel-known "Raph Rack
straw:
MIR. L. W. PIZzINI, " our own" " Captain Corco-
ram;
Mr.. JOSEPH s. GREESsFELDzR, the ideal
"Deadeye";
MIR. ". d. PLEASANTS, " our own -" BoatswaiD."
This great cast will be assisted by Richmond's
large and effective Pinafore chorus and grand or
chestrs the whole under The able direction of Pro-
lessor G. L. SIEGEL.
POPULAR PRICES.
General admission, so cents reserved seats 10
cents. my l0-1t
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- -
MAGNETISM
DISCOVERY OF A SCIENTIFIC CAUSE
FOR THIS WONDERFUL
HUMAN FORCE.
WY SOME PEOPLE ARE MARvELLoUsL,
MAGNETIC AND OTHERS
NOT At ALL.
now MAGNETISM CAN BE ACQUIRED AM
CONTROLLED BY THOSE WHO
DO NOT POSSESS 1T.
A FEW FoRcIsLE FACTS.

TRere 4. present in every person certain power,
~i,,cb. for want Of better name, has been called
Personal Magnetism In some IL can hardly be per-
ceiyed while IN others so powerful as to attract
the attention of ALL Many attempts have been made
10 account for It. but with only partial success IL
Is certainly not the result OF the wi.power nor OF
any special mental forces, because many persons
who have Uule will and less mind are personally
very magnetic in chemical electricity me current
is Generated by the union OF The solids In the bat
terry with tire liquids through dissolution. In me
human battery IL Is reasonable 20 suppose 'Rhe'ic
force comes from powerful union or inc chein
cal elements which takes place IN tne system LII
union must OF M cessiiy be carried on IN ine XIII
neys and hence II marks them as The seat OF mag
netic power 10 the body. These members generate
the liquid elements within, and from THIS genera
lion comes mysterious force which cannon DC un-
derstood nor explained and can only be felf 1nis
power varies in indiy Just In proportion as tDe
organs which produce IL are powerful or weak De-
siroy the kidneys aud you destroy the personal mag
netsm which thew cause Restore the kidneys and
YOU bring back the power which they alone can pro-
duce This Is n new truth. but one which The expe-
rfepce of every careful observer VIII confirm. III
shows the great necessity OF Keeping ne keneSs III
healthy condition, for not only the JOYS Of health
the certainty Of a terrible death. but one OF tne
great powers of life are dependent uDon them. 20
mysterious have their opeIations been In the past
that scientists supposed they were beyond tnelr
power and Brlgnt's disease has been considered as
fatal rs consumption. II has been proven beyond
doubt. however, that the pure West lndis lcaf ex-
tract. known as Warmers safe Kidney ana Liver
in euery case It's value to humanity can thu readily
be seen. If perfect health. long life, and Personal
Magnetism desired, the kidneys must be kept Ia
perfect order and there u only one certain way by
which This can be doue, which Is by employing the
valuable remedy above named and keeping it con-
SANITY on hand. AS druggists In every part OF me
land sell II, the difficulty Is slight, while The end is
most desirable. my lO'Mlt
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m SECOND GRAND OPENING

my 1-s.M& w
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DEATHS.

Died. Saturday, May 9Th, at s O'Clock A. H.. al
his residence. corner Of Second and Cary streets
GEORGE BARGAMiN. IN the sixty-third year OF
his age.
The funeral viii take place from the Second ga
tist church SUNDAY, May 9th, at O'Clock L. VI
Died, on Saturday, May 9th, at 2:l5 A. NJ.
GEORGE HENRY POHLIG. aged ten months and
o s, uaS son -, lii , an ny, " 10 ~,
shall street SUNDAY. May 9th, at 4 O'Clock Z. NJ
Friends are invited TO attend.
Died, at the residence Of Mr.. George Epps, on
Second and Everett streets, Manchester, on Satur.
day afternoon at twenty minutes past 4 O'Clock.
Mr.. CORNELIUS BROWN, ia the tblrty-secoDd
year Of his age.
His remains will be taken to Swift Creek on the
Petersburg train SUNDAY, May 9th, at IL O'Clock
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Fay your capitation tax and.qualfy your
to vote. II any councilman, or other
lad. has failed 10 do bis duty, 60 to the
,ary election and vote for another man
Re his place, but don't bolt afterwards.
primary election Is conducted by US
sbae men as any to be found in the
The votes, when given, are read oct
bearing Of the persons present. Not
q there no unfairness practiced, but
in no opportunity to practice it.
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Admission, 75c.; reserved seats. 81: gallery. soc
Matinee: Admission, so aud Zoe: children, 25c.
Reserved seats can be secured at G. +. Johnston:
mu SIC. store. my 1916.
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Do you want to SEQ this beautiful city on
tinue TO grow In the next ten years as II \ las
grown in the last tens Then pay 20, "
capitstion tax and assist 10 electing goot
men to once.
Pay your capitstion tax and have voice
In electing counclImen to keep up the pub
lie schools.
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DYEING AND SECURING.

nYEING, SECURING, AND CLEAN
II ING EsTABLIsHMAsNT, AT 1928 FRANK
LIN STREET, OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN
HALL.-Mr. l.. LINNEMA mn Informs his friends,
former patrons aud The general public. that he has
reopened NJ the above place. where he VIII be pleased
10 serve them. DYEiNG snJ CLEANING KID
GLOVES and FEATHERS y srecialiy. The we'll
snown French DYER Mons. EMIL NOBL0T, frIm
farls, u " hs employmeut Give him CALL
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BuNTINGSi BCNTINGS!

BUNTINGSl BUNTINGS!
BUNTINGS in all shades, the best al-wool at 22c
per yard:
BLACK CASHMERES at 20, rs. 81, 80. and Ace
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE az as, so. so,
20, and Soc:
DRESS GOODS in PLAIN and FIGURED NOME,
BROCADE, BASKET ROMANO, TAMGSF,
CREPE CLOTHS, BLACK aud COLORED
SILKS, SATINS, and PEKIN STRIPES at prices
to aStonish all:
500 pieces FRENCH PERCALEs at 12.c. real
value 25e per yard;
BLACK ALPACAS at l2!. 10. 20, % and soc.
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MI FOSTER KID GLOVES

THE BEST KID GLOVE IN THE WORLD.
These GLOVES have the patent lace fasteniHgs.
When not in stock, can furnish al short notice
any color that may be wanted. -
LEVY BROTHERS.
Sole Agents for the city Of Richmond for FOSTERS
CELEBRATED KID GLOVES. my .
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NJ ANOTHER NEW SUPPLY
OF
sEASONaBLE DRY GOODS
JUST OPENED AT
SYCLE BROTHERS..
THIS IS THEIR FOURTH SUPPLY THIS
SEASON.

THIS Is THEIR FOURTH SUPPLY THIS
SEASON.
HANDSOME BROCADE SILKS In every-co!or
for comDpatiOn suits;
BLACK SATIN from 75c. 10 $3.50 per yard; the
hest 81 SATIN IN Richmond, I'm plain and Pckin
stripes-we have every shade
BLACK SILK from csc. to $3.50 per yard: our
SILK is extra quality our SATIN DE LYON
ri 800 per yard Is worth s4.0O:
In FIGURED and STRIPED SILKS we have all
the new shades aud at bot, ON prices;
A full line Of BLACK CASHMERES from soc. to
$1.h0 per yard. Our soc. CASHMERE is the
best In the city; our Csc. CASHMERE is very
We also have fun line of WHITE GOODS, such as
NAINSOOKS. VICTORIA and LINEN
Lawns. FRENCH ORGANDiEs and TAR
A few pieces more of LINEN sHEETINGS left, at
In CAssIMEREs. for mems and boys wear, we
hayea very large aud well-s' lected stock
A few more Of those DAMAGED LINENS lef.; an
entire new lot of MADRAS GINGHAMs:
In HOSIERY, Isle GLOVES. KID GLOVES,
SILK GLOVES, and SILK MITTS full as
In PARAsOi.s we have a very large stock in all the
latest novelties and AZ prices 10 suit all;
In MATTINGS, OIL-CLOTHS, CARPETS, RUGS.
WiNDOW-sHADEs,a and LACE CURTAINS
we have full line:
CARRIAGE PROBES from 62c. 10 t2-dOn't fail 10
look ri ,hem
A very large assortment of TOWELS and NAP
KlNs-an extra.good Napkin at 81 per dozen;
In BUTTONS, LACES, and PRINCES we have all
the new styles:
In our DRESS-GOODS DEPARTMENT we have
all the new shades and styles
A full line OF BL ACk aud COLORED BUNTINGS-
LACE RUNTINGs, C0ACHMAN sUITINGS,
and NOVELTY DRESS GOODS
ALL-WUOL MOMlE-CLOTHS and BROCADES
In cOlOrs, for combination suits;
A fun line Of LACE SCARFs, RUFFLlNGs, and
RIBBONS. in the latest styles;
500 CORSETS from j0c. to $3.50;
100 patterns of new HAMBURG EDGINGS from
&c. TO 81. so per yard
Another lot of those cheap BALBRIGGAN HOSE
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR. a
full assortment;
Don't fail to look at our TABLE-LINENS:
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS-all
sizes and prices
Don'C fail TO look at our BUNTING, a-woOl filling,
atl2hc
And thousands Of other goods too numerous to NEIL
ton for want of space.
sYCLE BROTHERS,
my 3-eOd 81 Broad street.
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;sounds a little strange to
- the ease, in u vote Of
{ ;the 1Twentysdfth sena-
Wisconsin 10 convention
presidential preferences,
was SHOWN for .HORATIO
Ork.
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MI ANOTHER LARGE AssORT.
MENT OF CoLcRED sATISs AND SILKS, In
Guiding the Few shades or ROYAL PURPLE,
LILAC, TAN, ECRU. OLD GOLD, PEACOCK
BLUE. Also. some more OF those handsome BRO
CADE and FIGURED NOVELTIES for trimmings
aud dresses Dou's fail TO look at our line Of above
goods.
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you qualify yonrself to vote.
very anxious to vote when
nss, but you can't vote un-
ad your capitatiOn tax.
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mother city which is as
Richmond?
W the aemoyal OF our
md the appointment
k'their placesS

We are glad to learn e''at Tue CItReh-.f a.
iev Ne,ns Is 40 prosper eps as 80 be able 10
enlarge its Dimensions. Ut is asound Con.
servatiye paper. Mr.. S SYTHE, its editor,
isr,t the handsomest man ave ever saw-ic
fact. e not much better 10 eking than We
hat he Is very apt to take clear and cor
rect view OF every quest. ton which he
studies and discusses In hia paper. The
Richmond and Southwestern rahroan wiz
bring him snd his patrons ne "fef 10 hlch-
mond; and then we may hope 10 see him
aud them here more frequently.
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Pay your capita,ion tax, and vote against
mixed schools.
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Pay your capitation.tax. and then on
elsction-day you Will be able to do your
pavt towards preventing the troubles which
4 pIxed police wonld bring upon this city.
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Messrs. WOoDHousE n PARHAM nave
sent to us the April No. OF the BRUSH
QuQrEtfl4 KevteW.
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Your capitation-tax must be p aid before
you can vote. Pay 1t, and keep, your re-
celpt; for your name will not b on the
printed list.
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MARRIAGES.

There were 500 votes cast at the Conser.
vative primary in Alexandra.
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We would call special attention 70 those In want
or BLACK and COLOkED DRESS SILKS, which
we bought recently at very low prices. As we are de-
termined to ielI these goods, we have made extra
low prices on them.
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The Educational Journal Of Virginia for
My Il upon our table.
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II was from the shenandoah Yale. Y that
we lately clipped notice OF Mr. CurHA ERr's
mission for the New York Herald.
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nprss cooDsf
DRESS GooDsi

DRESS GOODsi DRESS GOODS
Another large invoice just received OF the latest
and best designs from 15c. TO 81.
EIGHTY.TwO PIECES COLORED BUNT.
INGs, in all the new and desirable shades.
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WIsCONsIN.--h
be told that, as W
the Democrats o
torial district OF y
last Thursday on
q decided majority
SEYMOUR, Of New
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Two THE PUBLIC.
EDUCATIONAL.

MASS. INSTITUTE TECHNOLOGY,
Ih BOSTON.
Regular four-year courses In
CIVIL. MECHANICAL, AND MINING ENGI-
lSEERlNG, ARCHITECTURE, CHEMISTRY,
METALLURGY.P PHYSICS, NATURAL
HISTORY, &C.
Stl dents are also admitted to partial special
cour. School OF Mechanic Arts for instruction in
mzths matic,. drawing. aud shopwork. Next school
year h egins SEPTkMBER, 1850. En- rance ex-
animal IONS June 7th and 9Th, and September 22d
aud 20, ate A. NJ.
ROBERT II. RICHARDS. Secretary.
WILL AN X. ROGERS, President.
my 10.M&W4w
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OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

ID. &. z. MITTELDORfER
viii open on MONDAY their second supply of NEW
GOODS Just bought at auction. DRY GOODS lower
than ever.
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FIR, light received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth:
Washington. ID. C., Newberne, Na,hngior. A1i
Tsrboro'. y. C.. aud al points IN Eastern y rii
Carolina also, for Eastern shore OF Virginia sup
ton. Old Point. aud all regular Landing, on James
river, AZ LOWEST RATES. l.. Is. TAItN'
~ % superintendent
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In our BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT we have
an elegant line OF French and American BCNT-
INGs, SILK. and COTTON-wARP HENRIETTA,
GRAPE CLOTH, TAMfSE, CASHMERE, MO-
ME CLOTH, BROCATELLES. ALFACAS, and
other BLACK GOODS, at very low prices.
GRENADINES! GRENADINES!
Having a large line of GRENADINES and wish
Ing 10 sell. we have marked them at one half their
value. Call aud see them If you want bargain.
Another arrival of PLAIN and FANCY PARA
SOILS at THALHlMER BROTHERS..
Call and see our styles and prices.
A splendid line of BLACK FRENCH LACES
Just received from 15c. 10 75c. Also, large lot of
CYPRUS TRIMMINGS, TORCHON and LAM
GUEDOC LACES, at low prices
Our HOSIERY and GLOVE DEPARTMENT Is
filed with everything new and pretty. a full line
of SILK MITTs and KID GLOVES always on hand
at low prices.
Agency for the DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS.
The latest styles always on hand at
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
col Broad street, corner Sixth.
nv l-S.M&W
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DATRONIZE THE <rrTra {,
PASSENGER RATES REDUCED STILL MORE.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY'> JAWS.
RIVER LINE.

Csc, RICHMOND To WAY-LANDINGS.
use, RICHMOND To NORFOHK.
81, RICHMOND TO NORFOLK AND RETURN.
So. RICHMOND TO BALTIMORE.