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r,ne p,,,shurch southern Railroad.

M. piu .burab southern Railroad Com
r.nv has breu Known 10 Virginis, at least
by name. for some time. IL has 10 'ac' oeen
snoken Of so long US intending TO bu'd
railroad 10 extend from Pittsburgh 10
nc,nt on our great Chesapeake aud ONO
railroad that some OF us had begun 10 fear
that II would be all talk and no work. But
not so. The Wheeling Register informs US
tina. this very week the company IN ooeo''
ence 20 law Of West Virginia filed It's incor'
poration papers In that State. The roao Is 10
he n narrow-gauge road, according to these
papcr.: but we trust that the company may
vet ind It to their interest to construct
a road OF the standard gauge--four iee'
eight aud a half inches.
The corpora,ors declare that 1t Is proposed
90 cons,ruc, the new road from the Penn
syiyania line. IN MonongaIia county, ut Is
already finished, or being constructed 10
that roint,) through the counties OF Monon-
gala. Marion, Preston, Taylor, Barbour
Randolph, Pocahontas, Mercer, Summers,
Greenbrier, and Monroe, "or such OF them
as IL may be expedient TO pass through" 10
jptersect the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
at some point In Virginia or West Virginia.
This road would run through magnifi'
cent country. The list Of corporators Is
very long one. Among the names we notice
some that are or ought TO be well known 10
Richmond--namely, ex-senator WILEY,
( who ran for Licutenant.Goyernor OF VIZ
ginia on the ticket with GoGGIN;) SAM.
WooDs, = member OF the Secession Conven-
ton Of 1860; {. j. CREsAP, ii. w. BROCK,
r. A. BRADFORD, G. l.. II. FETTERMAN. &C.,
&c. Thorough surveys have been made OF
all the proposed routes, and the best VIII be
seleoted-ihc one, we guess, that leads up
the Monongahela and Tygarts Valley rivers,
rather than the one that leads up the
Monongahela and Cheat rivers.
All such roads will, when completed,
lead 10 Richmond. They will also lead
from Richmond and open up new coun'
FRY TO our merchants and manufacturers.
The nearest point 10 Baltimore on the pro-
posed road (ria Baltimore and Ohio road)
viii be Grafton-2s0 miles distant. Rich
mond Will find customers all the way 10
Grafton.
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Slavery in West Virginia"
An Ohio correspondent writes us as fol
lows
NORTH BALTIMORE, OHIO, !

lows.
NORTH BALTIMORE, OHIO,
April 6, 1881.
uesSrs. Editors of the Dispatch: send
Won pdver from Chatham, Ontario, Canada,
the Chatban Ptonet,) in which you will see
q piece headed "Slayery in the Southern
STATES (West Virginia.. somewhat doubt
the trutbfuIBess Of the statement, and refer
il to you to know If such Thing could pos
Stbiu be true. 1 merely send this as sam
pie Of what | often see in the northern
papers. Yours truly, A SUBSCRIBER.
Hancock county i at the extreme end OF
the Pan Handle, is only IA few miles wide,
being crowded in between Ohio aud Penn.
syiyania. IL is Republican county, and is
more OF a northern than q southern COM
muniiy. 1t gave GARFIELD a majority last
fall.
Nevertheless, we must say for our West
Virginia friends that there is little or no
truth in the stories our correspondent al
ludes 10 of an old man fed upon bread and
water and sleeping upon few old rags for
q bed in filthy clubhouse; nor OF an old
man of eighiy-five and his blind wife Of
ninety bid in by female shark for the mo-
ney the county would give for the starving
OF poor nor OF the same vrago driving
this aged couple from her door with whip,
and then again bidding for the keeping Of
the same aged couple, hoping to obtain an
increased price from the county.
The New Cumberland Independent (pub-
lished in Hancock county, says:
"These Munchausen tales and slanderous
uniru.hs have just enough truth to show
that the correspondents have considerable
knowledge OF some family quarrels which
common decency should have taught them
were better treated with silent contempt
rather than 10 speak them from the house
top. We simply brand all such sensational
stories as SANDERS. Hancock county has
not, all told. dozen poor who get their
eptire support from her county levies, and
a dozen more will number all that receive
partial support.
There is not county in any State
where The poor are more comfortably kept,
or where their feelings are more teDderly
consulted. Most OF our poor are living
with personal friends or relations, ana are
a. happy and cODteDted as can be found in
any county home. Our poor are not auctioned
10 the lowest bidder, but our overseers OF
the poor, with every consideration for the
feelings OF the unforiuuates, find for them
homes which shall be congenial as far a.
possible. and where the comforts OF food
and clothing are insured TO ALL
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SALEM.


MR.. HINEs-COLONEL EDMUNDsON; PER-
sONAL-DEATH OF DIR. KENT.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond nispach.I
SALEM, ROANOKE COUNTY. NA.,l
April 7, 1881.
Mr.. b. A. Hines. who lives near Hang
ing Rock, in this county. had his dwelling
house burned on last Tuesday during the
prevalence OF the high winds OF that day.
The fire originated from spark blown
upon the roof. Loss considerable; no IN
surance.
Colonel Henry A. Edmundson, while
attending the funeral OF his brother, MaJor
James EdmuDdsoD. OF Montgomery county.
on last Tuesday, was summoned TO the Ded'
side Of bis son, Andrew l.. Edmundson,
ESD, Common Yealth's attorney for Frank
lin county, who lies quite i'll Of cOnsump-
ton at bis home. in Rocky Mount, with no
hope OF recovery.
Cap,an George HOrner. a wealthy Eng
lishman who has been well and favoraDiY
known here for several years pat, has puf-
chased the Schmid property. on Man street,
and another adjoining lot, on both OF when
were old and unsigbtlv wood structures,
which he has had torn down to make room
for large iron-frOnt brick building, shortly
TO be erected.
DIR. J. MEG. Kent, of Big Lick, who has
been confined 10 his room for several months
nast. died on Yesterday Or. Kent was
gentleman OF culture. and one OF the best
known and most successful physicians in
this section OF the State. He was member
Of the Masonic fraternity. and will he buried
with the bonors OF that order on Friday at =
pm. ASAPH.
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A Rible Sold for 81. 900,

NEW YORK. April 1.-The event of the
sale Of the Brinley collection OF books at
Leaytt II Co.'s auction-rooms tonight was
the sale OF Gutenberg Bible printed in
1450-the first book printed with movable
type. John X. Bartlett, who IS buying for
the Carter-Brown library, made the tirst bid
Of $4,000, which was run up in bids Of $500
and $3.50 by Brayton Ives and Hamilton Cole
until $4,000 was bid, at which figure it was
knocked down 10 Mr.. Cole.
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SILKS! sILksl

we will present this week 10 our patrons nes 30 1i
SILKS. SATINs. SATIN DE LYONS. ShllN DE
NEKVEILEI'X. SATIN DE DlCHtcSr' anu
SATIN SIfEAH ID BLACK and all The new sbaass
Tor spring wear. which are absolutely IN
nnaiity ana unappr0ached IN price. We nave Dur
chased these goods OF eNcenllOnalIy auvau.asev @
terms and, In accordance WIN our U, uai A..
Mace thrru on counters az prices winch "eiS
,nrnpetltiOu from any quarter "hate'eI ,,r, .,
Among The above are also 20 prices Oh n
CASHMERE ROYAL BLACk SATlN-ftNi, 81
SILKS, IN price from s1.2O TO SOU ~ d tn,s
purcnase we save our patrons at FEAST 81 cents
Also. a large .tock Of BROCADED SAIlNs az
greatly reduced prices: ,.,r,ors
oa.inrh ALL.sILK BLACK BRoCADE IN varlons
new designs at 95c., the general pilce Oh "hie"
l lot ALL.SILK sURAH sATINS at 9oc" general
price of which IS Sl3o. , ,.
IoO dozen PATENT LACE.FAoTENING MD
GLOVES. by which purchase We are ena0Ied 20
make The following prfss: 7.HOOk, BLACK ana
COZ ORED. at 81 a pair; l'hOOh, COLoRED.
Including the various spring shades, at sl2S par
II.UOOK. BLACK, nj Sl.05.
we are $50 sole agents Tor the
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In this department we shall offor some rare bar
gains-among iheh:
BAYONNAISE at 90c;
>lLK.WARP HENRIETTA CLOTHS at zoe.
yard; ..
42-Iuch ALL wool LUPlN'> TAMlSk at J4c.;
42.mch LUtIN'S CASHMERE AZ %, %. go, ana
SIC. These numbers are iully zoe. yard un-
arr value.
ALL-WOOL ARMCRT. BUNTING. BOMBA-
ZINE. BURA1HtA. NOME. NUNS ' H.
ING, ava all the various o,her MOURNING
FABRICS.
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We bave been surprised during the past
Few days 10 learn from gentlemen from the
upper portion OF this county that In many
localities the roads are blockaded with snow,
Ia some instances six TO eight feet deep.
Such is the ease particularly on the roads
from Woodgroye TO Hillsboro', and from
HilIsboro' 10 PurseIlvile, where travel. ex.
cept on horseback, IL next to impossible.
In other localities nearer the mountain the
condition Of the highway Is almost as bad.
Lsss5syg Mirror, tn.
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How THEY JUSTIFY THEMsELvEs.-
" Therefore, ii the election OF Mr.. Riddle
berger will strengthen the Republican party,
we are justified in electing him, If for no
other reason and there is not senator on
that side OF the House, il he would speak
from his heart, but what would say he
would be justified by a political motive
like that. Senator Shtrmdn'S speech Of
IhurSddu.
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How Is THiss-i his speech in the Sen.
ate on wednesday, Mr.. SHERMAN said:
"h appears that every member OF the
Legislature who voted for the Senator from
Virgins was elected as a sMahone, man.
not as Democrat. Most Of them were
elected by Republicans; they were elected
to support Dir. Malone In opposition 10 the
Democratic party"
And General MALONE said not q word.
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M JOHN C.. SHAFER.

MERCHANT TAILOR,
40. lCO4 MAIN STREET. TWO DOORS ABOVE THE
PO>r-OFFlCE,
has received a very large and iine assortment Of
SPRING and SUMNER GOODS consisting OF
CLOTHS, DIAGONALS, SUIT1NG>, PLAIN
and FANCY CASSIMERES FOR PANTALOONS,
imported especially for him. which will be made to
order in the LATEST STYLES and At prices consist
ent with first class Workmanship. call Is respect
tally solicited.
SHIRTS, COLLARS. and CUFFS Of fine grades
made TO order. IL 2i-Sm
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Special NOTICES.
M COHEN BROTHERS.
OPENING or The SPRING SEASON
THIS WEEK. :
COMPLETE DEPARTMENTS. ::

ENDLESS VARIETY OF ALL THE CHOICE
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
PLAIN aud FANCY sIDE-BAND stlIlN"o'
BAYADEgE and ROMAN srhiPEo'
SELF.COLORED CHECKS;
PLAlDS aud STRIPES;
MINIS, Vikings, sHUDA CLOTHS,
CAMEL's HAIR sUITlNGs,
and al other material that will be in vogue for the
coming season.
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PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR may he en-
tirely prevented by the use OF Burnett's Co.
cOaine.
Heusekeepers should insist upon obtain.
ing Burnett's Flayoring Extracts. They
are the best
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WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.


80 pieces PERSIAN WILLS at Goethe quality
generally sold ri SIC:
| lot REMNANTS OF iii III LINENS at DE. "A
yard-ihe quality generally sold at u SC;
| lot LINEN DIES INDIA al l5c. yard general
yalue2 c;
DOTTED MUSLlNS I'm all The various styles and
shade,-amOug them iarge lot AZ Zoe. 4 yard,
the value OF which /, from 20 % 2Jc.;
lot DIN ER-NAPkI\S lal ltaen) at 0Oc.;
/ lot BINNER-NAPhtNS at $50, heretofore sold
al - dozen;
l lot oi 81 pieces TABLE-DAMA>k at rare bar
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~FIRST PRES By L Il IL An
CHURCH.-The pastor, Rev. T. l.. PRESTON ID.
ID. will preach at ii A. NJ. NO services at
night but the congregation Is Invited to atehd the
T,hle-socIety anniversary at ST. Paul's church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-09

No THE PRE>BYTERlANS SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNION will hold ITS monthly meeting at
the Third church on SUNDAY AFTERNOON a. j
o'clock Interesting addresses and other pleasing
exercises may he eXpec ed. All Will be welcome.
j. D. X. SLEIGHr, President.
IL L. NH. Secretary.
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~ VIRGINIA BIBLE SOCIETY,"

VI NIhUINIA DIDHH
The anniversary meeting OF the virginia bio'e oo'
cicty will be held on SUNDAY NIGHT Inc Ioth III
tan, in St Paul,s church. Services will com mence
At g o'clock. Pew. DIR. CONRAD, of Philadelphia
and Rev. DIR. MCLEAN. OF New York, Will deliver
'. ,,I ~ " 2t
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PROFESSIONAL.

SYLVANUS STOKES, ATTORNEY AT
~ LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, 1014 Main
street, Richmond, Va. practices In all the courts OF
Richmond and adjoining counties.
References: Judge Bergman Green, Danvllle,
Va; A. :. Bnford president Richmond and Dam
VILE railroad), John Enders, A. Y. Stokes & Co.,
Richmond, Va. an l-eodlms
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
IN THE MIDST OF LIFE Is DlA

L / III MTITN VT IIT T. I" III 1
With s1ch z warning before a.. lct ge a' ...
prepsrpti 10 contest th- JOint Do fore " nH,
this mortal c0il,' md Ne can only D. ,f.'.-
In our defence DIS mi supply oi 'Ai- ....
medicine. which while Woylug the tDH.
gently. = yyges me irh0fe sYs's.a. Tie
hut one 0f me natural tt- tor ID"
waste meter aud uuuIfi les; ine kidN..
away one -pecl'- 0f vast" matter !u IT..
water and tne kin another sPcirs IN IT,
ydpoF and erspiration
ALL ihe organs must be- SIM dlA'cd ''
buf l0flpyai dcftoa. and thu iht
even 10 HI blood he very iir ar | I|..
cleqnsfd md matte heduhH ~ ~ tfNfN..
I'D THAT ~fNMON~ HtfAIlC t'NfNi Nu.
IINER.CIEE NENEn fAlL-. - IL u
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NJ, TRINITY METHODIST EPISCO.

Pal CHURCH. SOUTH corner Twentieth and
Broad slrcets)-Rev. j. WILEY BLEDsHE' pastor-
Sunday-sChooi exercises at O'Clock A. VI. Preach
ing al / | O'Clock 4 NJ. Young Mems Prayer and
Fxperence-M Meeting at 3 O'Clock p. VI Preaching
at a quarter to o'clock 7. VI. The public are cor
daily invited.
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CENTENARY CHURCH Grace

III CENTENARY CHURCH (Grace
street between Fourth and Fifth Streets Services
at O'Clock A. VI conducted 10y the PASTOR Rev. -
A. PETERSON. In order that the congregation may
attend the anniversary meeting of the Virginia I'll
BILE Society at -. Pau's church, there will be no SER
vice al night
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

STEVENS
has a large line Of the best makes OF
CHLDREN's CARRIAGES at bottom prices
every one warranted:
\ large lot Of RUBBER DRESSING. COMES at
bottom prices;
The largest ard cheapes, line Of FEATHER
BUSTERS IN town;
Look at the NEW MOTTO CUPS AND SAUCERS
and DECORATED MUGS, Just opesed-,hey
are splendid goods for the money;
New patterns in HANDSOME, LOW-PRICED
CUSPADORES;
In BONE, EBONY, or REDWOOD-HANDLE Ia
BLE-CUTLERY have the best goods and best
assortment ever shown in town at s. set.
All In want Of
FANCY OR HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
should he sure TO call al
STEVENS,
Central Block, corner Fifth and Broad streets.
ap
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NJ METHODIST SUNDAY-SCIlOOL
SOCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting OF this
Society Will be held al Centenary Methodist church
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 81 o'clock. Interesting
addresses and other exercises may be expected.
AL. WEST, President.
CL1rIee D. P1du. Secretary.
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M AY-STREET b APTlS |
CHURCH Corner Of Graham aud Clay strccts).-
Preaching on SUNDAY at IL \. VI. and 7:ij +. VI
bv Rev. :. {. CLOProN. pastor.
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LACE DEPARTMENT.

In this department we offer every variety Of
LACES now IN use. We would state that our
TORCHON LACtS are fully % per cent. under
value. We have manv bargains 10 offer here
II kNiBTRG EDGINGS and INSERllNGS.
We offer ia CAMBRIA, NAIN>OOk, and SWISS
choicest desi gus ana OF best material.
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~ UNDERSTANDINGS,

L-3 UNESS- III VI VI 7 No.
ET. STEEL and COLORED BEAD PRINCES,
GTMPS ORNAMENTS. BUTTONS, CORDS,
TAS >ELS, BELLS. ACORNS. PEARS, sc g,
&c, at lower prices than any other house In the
city; MOURNING PRINCES, with cords aud
tasses 10 maich-handsome the best soc. JET
AND.CHENlLLE FRINGE ever see1-wOrth
75c.: fun nue. OF LADIES and CHlLDRk\S
HOSIERY very cheap; Kld aud Isle Gloves,
good ana cheap; COrSets: very complete line
OF Neckwear, Null and Lace 1ies. new Linen
collars. &C., &c: Laces of all kinds, As usual
viii he found AZ the very lowest prices.
HUTZLER BROTHERS. go Broad street.
Store closed On THURSDAY NEXT, the IAN.
Iap9l
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LEROY SEAMLESS -
KID GLOVES,
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.

of which We keepa full stock constantly on hand.
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N1gBRO D-STREEr METHODIST
CHURCH SUNDAY. April 10th. Preaching at II
A. VI. by Rev. W. G.. STARR, ID. d., pastor; subject:
a. 4 Great Question 10 be Decided During the Year
1881" At night the conpr' CATION. by invitation
will take part In the anniversary celebration of the
virginia Bible Society.
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pI,N CUURCU.-Se-yice at ii 4. NJ. Usual SER
vice At night omitted In consequence Of the anniyer
sarv Of the virginia Bible Society, to BE- hlld at ST.
Pant, church at 7:f5 L. W.
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LITHIA.

Having Elected an arrangement VIII N-'
Purcell, Ladd 4 CO., agents tor th-
WOLF-TRAP LITllIA WATER
We are prepared 20 suppl, 10 n,; oniy '} 'as sd
AZ 25 cents. hut by the glass ~ Cents f.n
new and Improved mil'rai.wat,r appar,,.'.
The attention o. a.i who ,uief from .'pi..-.
Is called L. the advantage offered ~ inpf
at a moderate sum thls superior mea.. '' .'''
To those gbO wish 20 Use 10 r'slllr.s o. ..
tain We l.l make lprAl terms.
POLK WILL. t''-
nh q IN.
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NTFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad reets).-Rev. J. u. HAw-
rHoRNE. ID. ID pastor viii preach on SUNDAY AZ
liam -iubiect. The Field is the World" -; aud
al 6 o'clock Z. M.-subjcct, WHO Ought 10 Enter
The Christian Ministry" All are welcome.
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III y. & T.. MITTELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET,
WILL OPEN on MONDAY
ALARGE STOCK or
NEW SPRING GOODS,

NEW SPRING GOODS,
bought direct from the agents and a, aucttSn.
DRESS GOODS in an styles and prices;
BLACK CASIlMERES u: great reduction of
former prices.
BUNTINGS. BUNTING>.
Observation-Disclosures II, 10, Il, aud 2jc.
in All colors;
BLACK SILKS from auction ~ soc. on ,hc dollar
PERCALE>, CALlCOFS. COTTONS tBLEACHED
aud UNBLEACHEDl, retaicd at Wholesale
prices.
NEW PARAsoL>. NEW PARAsoLS.
Anew line just receiyed-al the late styles and
very low prices.
MATTfNGS, MATTlNGS. MATTINGS.
25O pieces new MATTINGS Just received In
"a, andG.4; WHITE. Chez KED, andFANCY
MATTINGS at 10. Is. 10, n. %. -. II, and
30c These goods were bought at auction, and
the prices are lower than we ever offered. Cal,
early for bargains;
LIGHT CLOTH for Cloasing~ and jackets;
HAMBURG EDGING> and INSERTIONS large
stock TO select from.
CDRSETS. COG>ETS, CORsETs.
a LARGE stock from Jae srca; sales.
CORSET at ~ C. worth 7jc.;
CORSET az soc. worth 81 :
CORSET AZ Csc. worth 1928;
The celebrated GLOBE CORSET a; 80, 7jc., 81
and 1925 for the bcsr articles.
LACES. LACES. LACES.
TORCHON. CcRALINE. VERNlICELII, LAM
GUEDOC, VALENCIENSES, >PANl>H-bar-
gains for an.
HOSIERY, GLOVES. UNDERWEAR, COURT
AULn CREPES. RIBBONS, REFFLINGS
| HANDKERCHIEFS, BUTTONS Of all kinds.
| UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT AZ soc. worth 81;
| UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT a, 81 worth 1913.
Don, fail 10 give call before YOU buy.
d. & f.. MITTELDORFER,
| NH 20.Su VISA J27 Broad streei.
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Conference
About twelve year, suffer from nf...
Failing ia viii This remedy cove ltl Il.f..
Aftor rs use could eat auy Ding "H. 'arU
am SUR. am ind,b-ei to tDls uctiri f.- r..
health and pByslCil corlfor, have i1l i.- N.. .
sixteen year. 1 have Known many -.l..
ieyed by is d5f.
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N THE GREAT SALE OF STAPLE

M THE GREAT SALE OF STAPLE
AND FANCY DRY GOOOs, WET GOODS,
AND DRY GOODS.
AUCTION GOODS. GOODS FROM THE M
PORTER, GOODS FROM THE MANU-
FACTURERS, FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC GOODS.
GOODS TO SUIT EVERYBODY AT PRICES TO
SUIT The CLOSEST BUYERS.
WEHAYE THE GOODS, AND A. Low PRICES
ALWAYS TELL, WE EXPECT TO
MAKE QUICK SALES.
STRIPED CHENEY SILKS at soc. per yard worth
BLkCCK-AND-WHITE CHECKED SILKS at Csc.
BL XIX S ana C6jh0RE1 SILKS and sATINS in all
Of The Fashionable shades; NO.,
Grea reduc'ion In The prices OF ALL-"OpL
BLACK CA>HMfRtS;
DGFSS-LiNEN, yard wide, at loc. per yaru worm
LINES BATIsTE, very fine. at 1870. Per yard
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS at lsc. per yard
GINGhNMS Al 81. SIS, 10. 10y, and l5c. pei yard
PLAID LIEN DRESS GOODS at l0c. per yard
LAWS al S.. sls 10. aud l2Hc. per yard;
rRIPED MusLINs at 1870. per yard worth 2oc.
LARGF-PLAlD MUSLIN, suitable for dressing
wR%PtPER,s and APRONS at 25c. per yard worth
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at So and So so
worth SIC an1 Sl2;
LACE IAMBRtQ GUMS al 81 p1ir worth %;
LACE CURTAINS at 81. > 80. -, -. 80, aud up
10 i2Oa set for Two windows. These goods are
very much Glow regular prices.
LACE BED SITS at 1928, 81. $3.50. and <l.2o
for BED.SPREADS and PILLOW. SLAMS
worth - 50. 80. and 81;
MARSt LILIES QUILTS n - % worth $3.50, al
SO worth S., at "a worth rs;
NOTTINGHAM LAC f. for Curtains at loo. worth
l7c.. at l2zc worth 9c, ~ 7c worth Zoe, al
25c- worth 40c. at soc worth Doe;
TOkGHON EDGI \fiS from lie. Ia DOC. per ward.
4 full assortment ct FASHIONABLE LACkS:
HAMBURG EDGINtiS and INSERT lNGS ia great
variety. our prices are always lower than the
lowest on these goods.
HOSE for boys and Girls, men and women;
LADIES UNDERWEAR Of our own manatac-
turc. We sell the best goods al the lowest
prices Examine the workmanship and ma
teral.
GENTLEMEN'> UNLAUNDRlFD SHIRTS OF
oar own manufacture AZ soc, Zoe. ana fi'
We keep the largest. best assorted. ana cheapest
stock OF gOod I'm this state So u Will be wen Tor you
to call aud examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. ..........,,,.
APP LEVY BROTHERS,
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NJ MAIN.STREET c ii II | ; I \ y
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel strectS).-E. l..
WALDRoP will preach AT l 4. NJ SUNDAY.
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IT. THE BAPTIST SUNDAY. SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION OF RICHMOND AND MAN
CHESTER will hold it, quarterly meeting with thu
Manchester Baptist church SUNDAY AFTERNOON
a, 81 o'clock Fine mu,ic and interesting acdressc'
may 10 expected.
GEORGE G. JACKSON, Secretary.
William E.iyson, President.
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NEST-POCKET CURE
FOR DYSPEPSIA.

Bi.hon u. :. DOGGETr, southern ,if.
II is an excellent corrective rr I.|Ng
have used 10 Win promV beneficial .f....
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APOLLINARIS WATER.

APOLLINARIS WATER.
A POLLlNARIS.
"THE QUEEN or TADLE.WATERs."
British Medical Journal.
"LEAU DE TABLE DIES REINEs."
lie GGuiOfS de Paris.
ANNUAL SALE, NINE MILLIONS.
or all 6rocers, Druggists, and Mineral-water
Dealers.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
lap 7.Th,Sa&Tu
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DRESS THINNING,

comprising exclusives designs In
PLAIN aud BEADED tRINGES,
GIMPS. PASSAMENTFRIE>,
ORNAMENTS, GlRDLES, lASSELS,
BEADED BALLS, &c.
OUR BUTTON DEPARTMENT
is equally attractive, and nothing hut personal eX-
animation can convince.
WFwill also offer a large stock ct LACE CUR.
TAlNS IN WHITE and ECkC, besides thousands
of other bargains, which regret, q is impossible
to mention here. ap 0.Sa,Su&Ih