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"A Eeprblican Measure.

The Norfolk Vi;Jinian well argues that
;the new deht-bil !, Republican measure,
aud q natural result OF the SHERMAN move
ment amongst the colored members OF the
/. Legislature. II says:
.4But he [Sbermsn] cannot go into the
National Republican Convention as caOdi-
date vito bis friends and supporters in the
most important State of the South commit
ted to sepudiaion, direct or indirect, OF
State obligations. The capitalists OF the
North will never consent to join hands with
= repudiataonists. They say to MIR. Sherman !:
III you represent, as you claim TO do, the
financial interests of the country, how is it
that your Supporters 10 Virginia are voting
TO reprdiate the debt of that Statei' Hence
II Is that MIR. Sherman has found Ii neees-
sary to call. halt to his Republican Re-
adjusters and TO demand that they recog-
nfze the obligations Of the State"
The Richmond correspondent OF the
New York Aeroid also says that 1t Is Re-
publiesa measure. We quote from his tele-
gram:
cit appears that for several weeks past
General w. Z. Wickham, DR.. e. Ii. Smith,
Congressman JorgenseD, State Senator
Pickett, and other prominent Republicans,
have been In friendly conference with the
Representatives OF the bOndholders, and
that the Republican bill has been prepared
on a basis whichis acceptable TO the State
creditors, and which also affords substaH.
tial relief to the people. Unoer the Ross
Hamilton bill there will be O saving OF
about 81, 000, 0e0scf interest on the State
bonds in comparison with the McCulIoch
bill OF last session.
The Portsmouth Enterprise says:
We do not kDewst whose instance Hamil-
.4on presented his bill, but presume, il
be was influenced 'bg any one, Ii was by
the leaders cf the National Republican
party, who have felt that they were ham,
pered In their contest for the presidency by
the action oil Their, parry representatives in
Virginia in arrayiDg themselves in favor of
repudiattng the State debt. This was anti
Republican doctrine, and 1t is more than
likely that one Of two things was about
20 happep, the Virginia Republican leeisla-
tors would have eifherto take tb e side OF
paying tbe.s ate debt, or be ruled out Of the
National Rerublicanpsrty.
Last December we taid the Rel publican
leaders thatibe contest dn the fuh IRE was
between their party aud The Rezdiu sters as
to which should have tbenegro vote OF Vir-
,ginia. Thes1oniest is going on In Earnest
now. General MALONE commands on one
sside, and HAMILTON. JoRGESsEN, and other
Republicans, on the other side. 1t is none
sof our fight; YET we cannot but feel inter
~es;ed in 1t. btbe Republicans gai the
victory. the Republican party tbrou9 .hout
sthe Union will glory In the result.
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FREDERICKSBURG.

lCorresponde nee of the Richmond Dispatcb.l
FEBRUARY %. 1880.
The contractor for the work on the Rap
pahannock- Improvement begun OpC-
ratiOns this week. For the first time since
this work wa, undertaken, one OF our cit-
zens, Mr.. A. Kishpaugh, has been awarded
The contract. About 100000 feet of heavy
white-oak sheeting will be used in the con-
struction OF dykes; all OF which is fur
nisbed by q saw-mill in Orange. The APP
preparation made by Congress every
year has been small, and for a
long time no benefit whatever to
navigation was derived, but for three
years past the ietty system, In modified
form, has been adopted, and the channel
has been greatly improved. The dykes ex-
tend from the railroad bridge about mile
down the river. The channel has been
dredged TO the width Of eighty feet, and
there is now about nine feet OF water on the
bar at high tide. II is believed that by the
contraction Of the stream between The dykes
the current in time OF freshets 81 keep
the channel open, and perhaps deepen IL.
1t Is rep0lted that work On the extension
IQi. Tho narrow gauge railroad from Orange
20 Madison Courthouse will be commenced
la few weeks, and will be vigorously
pumtu, 80 tudi HtiUs VIII run 10 Madison
by the LIST OF July. The distance is about
sixteen miles. The county Of Madison SUBJ
scrlbed $4,000 to secure this extension,
one hell OF which is payable when the road
is graded, and the remainder when trains
run to the Courthouse. Mr.. l.. Harry Rich
ards, president OF the road, is now in MadI-
son, adjusting land-damages along the line
OF the road.
The Baptist church was crowded Thurs
day evening TO witness the marriage OF Mr..
Charles Z. Cole. one Of our young mer.
chants, and Miss Kate S. King. Mr.. Cole
Is q graduate OF the printing Office aud
member OF our band. A host OF friends
saw The happy pair off on their bridal tour
to the North.
DR.. Dunaway will preach a temperance
sermon before the Sons OF Sobriety to-mor-
row afternoon. The lodges attend these
services regularly In body, wearing their
regalia. and prosecute their good work with
unabsted zeal.
A large company OF laborers left this |
week 10 work on the Shenandoah Valley |
railroad. The wages are 81 day..
The Wilderness Gold-Mining Company |
received carload OF machinery this week |
rom New York. Stamp mills are manu-
acsured at our foundry here, asd are now
o use In the Culpeper and Fauquier mines.
Our worthy Mayor, Captain II. s. Dog
'eif, who has filed the otice very sccepta-
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A LAE0E STUN VI 0VODS sLiSuAbl DnSA
AGED BY WATER.
$40 dozen ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEF at
$50 "a dozen ae AiL.LrNEy HEMsrITCHED HAND
KERCH1EFs at &c. worth de-:
cases OF LINEN DRILL at Csc, value OF wnicn
~ risc sss o. NULL MUSLIN at llc; worth SOC;
4 large stock OF CHECKED and STRIPED NUS
Inns At considerably less than Iast seasons
a. pieces pieces Of FRENCH MARsErLLEs at size
quality generally sold at 7sc.
ALi.LTNEN NAPKINS at 5Oc. dozen--also at
Also, an extensive lot OF large aud very nne DIN
NER NAPKINS alta great deal less tnan iheir
TURKEY.pED TABLE LINEN at SOC: a yard
worth 75c., at 76c. heretofore sold AZ 95c..
Also. large stock Of BURNsLEY TABLE-LINEN
al less than last seasons yanc; vx
LAWNS. FRENCH NAiNsOOKs, ORGAN
DIES, and ether white gooIsi
25 pieces LINEN sHEETING and PILLOW
CASE LINENS livery slightly damaged BY wa
A very extensive stock of BED-QUiLTs-pcat
barg,ius In that departments
MARsElLLEs QUILTsat S5c.;
CROCHET QUILTS at ~ 40 WORTH s1.75;
Also the most attractive stock Of HAMBURG EN-.
BROIDERY ever offered IN this city, some Oh
which have been slightly damsget by waer
aud VIII be sold for less than one haif their cost
OF importation.
est to the finest I'm real goois. 49,.
We would also call special attention 10 our atlrac-
tive STOCK OF COHSErS, in which department
we offer many extrsorc mary bargains. ,,,,,,..
75-BONE EXCELLENT FITTING CORSET al
soc.
HOSIERY. fe 20
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Last week we copied from the CORE
spondent OF the Richmond Dispatch an
item TO the effect that Senator Johnston bad
presented in the Senate petition from Mrs.
Langhorne, of Lynchburg, and Mrs. Mich
olas and Bramhall, Of Abingdon, wanting
their disabilities removed so they could
vote. We are requested 10 state on the part
OF Mrs. Nicholas that no such petition was
ever asked for by her or her daughter, Mrs.
BramhaI, and that they knew nothing Of it
until they saw it published. If the petition
presented had the names OF either to 1t. il
was undoubtedly a forgery, and was great
imposition upon them, for to our knowledge
no two ladies in the State entertain views
more foreign to the principle embodied in
that petition than they. abingdon St0nd-
ard
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A View Plan.

Editors Dispatch: Virginia Is In sad
plight. Those who have the property and
want to pay the public debt are not to be
allowed the privilege Of doing so. Mean
while the name OF Virginian is becoming a
by.word and q reproach. Cannot something
be done about it? How would 1t do Tor the
Legislature to pass two tax bills IN regard
TO the debt ?--one Ube Riddleberger bill, Tor
instance) to provide for what part The Read.
justers are willing for the State to pay, and
another to provide the machinery for col
Letting a voluntary tar from those who are
willing 10 pay it to meet that part OF the
public debt uDproyded for by the Riddle
berger bill. And, il possible. let some way
be provided to keep the Readjusters up TO
the mark under their new bill. In other
words, in this State partnership. let us
divide the matter. II some OF the partners
refuse to pay, and cannot be compelled to
do so, the remaining partners must take the
debt up, or twill baye to go unpaid.
This will be novelty in legislation, but
IL seems to betbe only hope. OBSERVER.
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS,

NEW GODDc NEW GOODS,
BLACK and COLORED CAsHMFRES
BROCADEs, BUNTINGs, ALPACAs.
MOHAIRS, SILKS, sATISS, and vELyETs
PERCAJEs, CAMBRlCs, CALICOES, and nv,
HAMS; '''
LACE aud SILK sCARFs, LACE Ffcrr. ..-.
HANDKERCHIEFs:
CHECKED and STRIPED MCsLlNs and c,v-
BRICS;
COLGATE'S SOAP, TOILET WATgps 49,
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACT:
NAPKINS, yABLE-CLoTHs, DOLIEs. an,
TOWELS;
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHlD snErTtycs
and sHIRTINGs;
WHITE and CoLORED COBsETs In all Size, and
qualities;
A large assortment Of DBEss-TRINirNCx Va
TIONs, and FANCY GOODS.
Thousands Of other articiss, al 10 be se,, ..,,.
lowest prices for cash.
Remember that LEVY BROTHERS f. .ovp
PRICE STORE.
Prompt attention paid TO orders.
LEVY BROTHERS.
1Ol7 and 1919 Main street.
ieZo Richmond Va.
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An INVESTIGATION NEEDED.-Ought a
member OF the General Assembly to sell
bonds "short" and then use bis influence
as a legislator TO depreciale public securi-
ties in the market ?-FdrmriHe Mercury.
Lei's have a committee Of investigation.
Who is the man ?-UispGtch.
We suggest to the Wing that this matter
ought to be promptly probed to The very
bottom. Let there be no shrinking from a
thorough expose OF any rottenne,s that
may exist. Any man who, while member
Of the General Assembly, has gone into
bond speeulaions deserves to be driven
with a whip OF scorpions out Of the State.
The Wig and its satellites cannot afford to
let this thing drop.-MancheSter Courier.
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We have read Mr.. Ross Hamilton's bill TO
rec ,tabish the public debt. and offered by
that colored gentleman as substitute for
Riddleberger's robbery bill to reestablish
the credit OF the State" and really think it
better bill than any yet proposed or
adopted. In fact, we would not be sur.
prised If all the creditors OF the State would
at once come in and accept its provisions,
and thus make il an honorable and final
adjustment Of the debt question. 1t at least
appears to be honorable and square in all OF
lis provisions, 10 both OF which points Rid
dleberger's bill Is entirely defective, and
therefore il not the best bill that has been or
could be framed. it Is infinitely better than
the Readjusters' iniquity now pending, and
we hope every Conservative in the Leglsla-
ture Will support it and fight for it TO the
bitter end. Its adoption will be death to the
Readjuster demagogues.-DdnuWe Post.
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NJ. De LFssEPs AND THE GEOGRAPHICAL
SOCIETY Nep York., February 27.-The
American Geographical Society gave re-
ception to NJ. de Lesseps tonight. Many
distinguished persons were present. Re-
plying to the address OF welcome. NJ. de
Lesseps said: II will say 10 you that sci.
ence has affirmed that the Isthmus canal can
be cut, and it must be cut. Upon the sue
cess of this undertaking l will stake my
reputation, not only in the past, but in all
lime 10 Gomez
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How ILLlSoIs WILL TREAT GRAM.-Tbe
Chicago Tines. an anti. Democratic anti.
Republican, Independent Arab OF . paper,
says:
The Times, far one, believes inst this un-
mistakable sentiment flor Blaiue] cannot be
overcome, aud that When the State Rerpb'
hean Copyentiov meets en- May 10Th tse
ec1ectIon Of which date, By the way, was q
triumph for the Blaine mem General Grant
viii be compelled TO submit TO the shame III
. rejection aod rebHke from the State whieh
be clatkns rs his own.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-01

The Republicans have instituted move
ment which should commend itself to both
Democrats and Readiusters as judicious
and statesmanlike. To General Wickbam-
who, albeit Il Republican, has always been
a "favorite son " OF the Old Dominion-we
are indebted for this bencfcent scheme.
General Wickham has rendered many pub
lie services TO his native State, but none
which have exceeded what be has accom-
plisbed by friendly conference with the
bondholders. That the bill will pass we
can scarcely doubt; but in any case let
every Virginlan do full justice to the pa
triotsm and craftsmanship Of General w.
c. Wickham. Manchester Courier.
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the Standard ior this week Is ine NO.
This weekly Is credit to Virgins, aud re-
ceiyes praise from noted men. outside OF the
state. We have been surprised inst TWO
sucb contributors as "Bric-a.Brac" ana
ar. A. b. have not Of themselves made u
n visitor to numerous families.
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10 the Editors Of The Dispatch I.

10 The Editors Of he Dispatch:
am Informed that some disreputable
colored men are pretending to hold public
meetings attacking me for having In obedl.
enee 10 instructions from the cOlored Re-
publican members u the Legislature intro.
ducfd Republican bill for The settlement
OF the StTe debt.
Allow me TO say that am not to be
driven from my honest convictions by either
the threat OF the Wig or by the negro
hireiings VI persons interested IN depre-
ciating State securities. am yours obedi-
Sniiy, Ross HAMILTON,
House Of Delegates, February q, 1880.
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AM UNEMENTH.

MOZART HALL.--A GRAND, NOVEL,
IVA ane FAIRY E>TERTAINMENTw will be given
by the ladies' OF Park. Place Methodist church for
the bsneni OF the sabbath school, Introducing scenes
from The most skifn works Of art, under The dircc-
hon o. Profe sor MINOR. late Of Georgia, FRIDAY
Geufral admission, csc. Il 2e-6t
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Wonder II the New York Tribune, Phila-
dslrbia Inquirer, Providenee journal, Bos-
ton Advertiser. and other advocates OF pro-
tsction 10 American Industry. have lad the
jste 70 psk Congress 10 admit free sueh
articles - are pesdsd 10 the psnuiaelgraoi-
nsvspspef,
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We have the Westminster Reuiew Tor
January from Messrs. wooDHousE q PAR
HAN, Main street; also, BldckwooPs Ed'n'
burqh Magazine for February.
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CLOAKsi CLOAKsi cLoAKs

A large stock Of CL0AKs TO he sold rex,rd,,.
cost, as we intend selling every CLOAK On, :.
some price before the 18th Of March. cLoAKs
will undoubtedly be 80 per cent. higher no,
season, so It will pay you to buy them rov
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DEATHS.

Died. at his reidencc. In Hanover county. Va.
near the Oh Church, OF heart. disease. Captain
BILLY W. TALLY, III bis sixiy-tbird year.
lie leaves a large family and many friends 10
mourn their loss.
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nJ- COHEN BROTHERS HAVE NOW
FULLY REPLENISHED nearly every depart
mem, and are OFFERING INDUCEMENTS that
are not TO he met IN maDy houses In this count y.
A call viii convince. fe %
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rrrom me Norfolk virsinIan q SATURDAY.
4 PfOUs FRAUD.


cuuscuxax, oRoAsrsr, PROFESSOR, p.ozA, ~,
AND swIHpLEE--How y. n pnn' ssrspIr
IMPOSED UPON TWO WIVES AND 90 :,
CoxoaGoATIoxs-BE is AT LAST hoD'"'
JAIL.
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92 pieces ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS, in Black and
Coiors. Now is your time 10 buy these goods
and save money.
3S pieces BLACK CASHMEREs from 25c. to
sl.25. These are elegant and cheap goods,
ana we guarantee them 10 be lower than ever.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on the 25th Of February, 1880. at the
re, dence of the brides father, William Wilson, In
Henrico county, BY the Rev. Or. Garlick, EVA L.
WILSON and JAMES w. PATTI ERsON. n
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BLANKETS. BLANKETS. BLAvrrr.

A good time to buy whilst You can get them =, a.,
prices. There has been an advance NJ a, ~, -.
rs per cent. and there viii b. ano.he, as,,-.N
OF 2J more In very short time. 's
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EF NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
LEVY BROTHERS
SHOW A LARGE ASSORTMENT or

NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS fromsa.o
YES for set for two Window;
LAhBREQUiSs and LAhBaEQUISLAcYs.
TIDES and MATS.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTlOS, r. l.. !. BIZ UES.-At- A
"A tsnd dress-drli and ipspection AZ \ our armo 81
=. HONDA, March J, 1880. Company forms lI
~ O'Clock T.. Nj. Full attendance TART. cuiariy u
desired. Busln' ss-meeting after drl.
ny order OF Captain JOHN ). WISE.
mn Lit FRANK CAMM. First Serge. 'nf.
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NJ NEW AND GRAND OPENING
OF
WHITE GOODS, LINEN GOODS, TOWELS,
NAPKINS, TABLE-LINENS,
SHEETINGs, SPRING CASsIMERES,
SACKINGS, BLACK CASHMERES, BLACK
AND COLORED BUNTINGs,
NEW-STYI FS MADRAS GINGHAMS

and lots Of other goods, which were purchased
ahead at very low prices, and which we are row
Offering at less than their value. Don't fail to give
us a call before purchasing. We will open on MON
DAY, February 23d, and during the week, the fol-
lowing:
l4O pieces new and choice PRINTS at SIC:
SO pieces new and choice PERCALES at 10 and
l24c.; --
43 pieces vide and eegant CHECK MUSLINS at
12kc.. which are cheap at zoe;
IA cases BLFACUED and BROWN COTTONS,
SHrETfNGs, PILLOW.CASE COTTONS,
BED-TICKS, at wholesale prices.
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
offrriag the largest and most attractive stock Of
LADIES UNDERWEAR ever offered in this city.
Among them will be found great many that can
not 20 siby be made up at the prices they ale SELF
ing them for. lie -
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We have also received an elegant and select line
Of LACE and SILK FICHUfS COLLARS, BAND
KERCHIEFS, CUFFS, sCARFS, &C., at inanufac-
turers' prices.
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OFFICE JAMES RIVER AND KASAwHA Co.
AND BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON FORGE
RAILWAY COMPANY, [


RAILWAY COMPANY, (
RICHMOND, VA, February I'll, $780,
ITO THE HOLDERS OF THE MORT
l. GAGE BONDS OF THE JAMES RIVER AND
KANAWHA COMPANY AND OF THE BU-
CHANaN AND CLIFTON FORGE RAILWAY
COMPANY:
The parties who are negotiating for The purchase
Of the property OF these com panies, with the view
of building railroad 10 tie Valley OF James river,
are willing 10 make the purchase on the CONDITION
thar the debts on which the companies have not now
an option can be settled on the following terms
viz: Sixty cents in the dollar of the hr,t morigag
James River and kanawba Company, twenty cents
in the dollar of the second mortgage Of the james
River and Kanawha Company, and seventy cents in
the dollar OF the mortgage bonds OF The Buchanan
and Clifton Forge Railway Company, The caicula-
lion being made In each case OF principal coupons
maured, and interest on cOuDOns matured.
This Is all can pay ! Offer neither more nor
less. ana offer the same terms TO all. pay Tor
no bond on which an option has been given.
The success Of the railroad, In which the State
and all Its CITIZENS vitality int crested, depends on
my success in making tbi. settlement.
l am compelled 10 restrict this offer ID the Sd
day Of March, 1880.
The holders OF the above. described bonds can re-
oeiye their monty on The above ,rms by application
OF this Office, or at The Peoples Savings Bank at
Lynchburg or at the Bank OF Lexington.
JOHN W. JOHNSTON.
re Z3-fMh2 President.
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We would also call attention 10 The fact that we
are stll selling our stock of WINTER DRESS
GOODS. COLORED CAsIiMERES, WATER
SHAWLS. SKIRTS, CLOAKS, FLANNELS, &C.,
at cost prices in order TO close them out II will
pay to examine our stock aud lay in your supply.
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We also call special attention TO our line Of COL
ORED SILKS, COIORED SATINS, BLACK
SILKS. BIZ OK SATINS BROCADED, STRIPED,
and FIGURED SILKS: also. a large line of LIGHT
and DARK CHECKED and STRIPED SUMMER
SILKS. which we are selling at extraordinary tOiO
prices 10 make sales We are also selling our stock
Of PLAIN, STRIPED. and EMBOSSED VELVtTS
very low. and ask a call for inspection.
SO pieces newest, prettiest, and cheapest SILK.
CHENILLE, and BEADED PRINCES, just
received, from 40c. to 50 yard. Call and see
them at THALHIMER BROTHERS..
fe 2l-S.MSW COL Broad street.
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NJ COMPREHENSIVE.

JULIUS MEYER having this day admitted 10
partner i'm his conc IN, The yle 81 Zoe fHn
VIII hereafter be JULIUS MEi ER < SON W. ].
Meyer returns thanks 10 his friends and Tie public
generally for their past generous support. aHi rs
n continuance OF the samt for The new firm.
JULIUS ME- Err SON
500 BROAD STREET.
will always have on hand large and air-cige
SEASONABLt DRY GOODS.
which will be sold At
BOTTOM PRICES.
JUST OPENED
ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS, in every shade 40 BE-;
UNION BUNTINGs. In black aud navy blre. "a!
BROCADE POPLINS, lew spring shades. al g r.;
New and very cheap line BLACK CAsllMEEl>,
New spring PERCbLES and PRINTS:
100 pieces PACIFIC WN>-latest design:
CORDED and FIGURED PIQUE> from a. un:
PLAIN: STRIPED, and CHECKED VICTORIA
LAWNS;
500 new patterns in HAMBURG ENBROlng.
RIES at specially low prices
] 90 pieces TOReHOS ind BRETON TACE>.
New LANGUtDOC LACES:
New spring shades In our celebrated 80. 7jc.. ani
81 KID GLOVES;
Another large tot Of those 2-BUT1ON BLACK ED
GLOVES al Csc:
Large assortment new SPRING CASHMERE a. "a
prices:
All DoMESTiCs retailed a. wholesale prices AZ
JULIUS MEYER y SONS, 6O3 Broai s'rc'.
Try our celebrated 6Oc. UNLAUNDkltD
slilRT-the best shirt made At the price. f. -
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TiIden paid tue bills OF all the southern
delegates 81 81. Louis in 1915. and be Il
preparing 70 do II Agsin.- Ne0 FORK TIT
o&1ts 1850
Wta' says MI. CooHHG TO the abovei o,
0epsrsl FiTx LEEf or Mr.. BococGf oil
Genersl WALKER or anybody else that wa.
1t 81. Louis as delegate from the South
Simply thsi the Tribune tells q faIsehood.
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FINANCIAL.

UNION BANK OF RfCHMOND.(
RICHMOND, February 20. 1880.
At A MEETING OF THE DIREC-
IA TORS OF THIS BANK held this afternoon
bonus of SIS a share was ordered to be paid 10 the
stock holders on and after MoIniay the Isl proximo.
fe 27-lw JAMES MILLER. Cash
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SPECIAL NWTfCEs.
MT NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS
AT
COHEN BROTHERS,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION.

ALAEGE STOCK or GOODS SLIGHTLY DAM.
AGED BY WATER.