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In the United states, and owes this entirely
10 her varied manufacturing enterprise.
Richmond aud Ph,Iadelphia are similarly
sltuatcd--both have great water.po"e,s'
each Is contiguous 70 Immense ue'
posi,s Of coal and tron-ore, anu eacn
has vast sectioas OF back country Win
which to exchange their Industries,
and honestly believe that the future
yrowth Of Richmond will be Ia ratio equal
70 That OF Philauelpbia. Asa virgfnisn by
birth, aud a Kenluckiau by adoption, my
boar,iest wisbes arc for the future oil my
native State, aud sincerely believe that tue
deyelonments now going on will at no very
distant day place her In her old position I'd
the galaxy OF Statco. MOSES oiSsoN'
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In an interview with reporter Tor thf
New York Tribune, Senator EATON last week
made the following candid utterances
81 was opposed to suffrage being given tc
the negro. But it Is the law. 1t is in The
Constitution: and now | want every Negro
in Alabama TO have his vote, ana every
white man in Connecticut to have his. IN,
question is not how The law was lhser'eo
into the Constitution. IL was an outrage 10
force the vote upon tue people. il tho
question were voted on to-day IN C9hhec.i'
cut the word swhite' would be nut back by
"a. 600 majority. The Republicans wish
they had not given the negro Suffrage, ou'
Il cannot be altered now"
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The most sensible thing the Anti-Masons
have done, or have proposed to do, Is 10
erect monument to the memory OF their
much. lamented William Morgan. The uE'
certainty in regard to the exact resting
place OF the remains OF the said william
that has existed for more than halt cen
tnry ought to be removed. SO many dll'
ferent stories have been told as to The Time
and place OF his death that even the Alasohs
to. day are in doubt in this matter. Let the
monument be erected over his remains ana
thus settle all controversy on this point.
The thanks OF SIX hundred thousand Masoh'
await the revelation OF this information
concerning their "tonqloSt 0rothfr." -
| Masonic Advocate.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
. ELECTROMAGNETIC.
|: COHEN BRorHEhs
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

VIII Offer this vsrS an extensivestock Of ANTIQUE
LACE of every description at lower prices than The
importers cost Also, every variety OF INVITATION
ANTIQUE. We will offer, besides, full. assort-
ment Of LINEN SKIM, CHEESE CLOTHS, etc, at
consider able under market value.
ANTIQUE TIDES, BED-sHAMs, ana CUR
TAINS.
We shall also sell "a large lot or YERMlCELLI
LACE Mt Zoe. a yard or 9sc. dczeu. This lace IS
selling every rberc at zoe. yard or ~ dozen,
We have every variety of LACEs to Offer, among
them great many at near one half thor general
value. Among the special offerings In this depart
incut Is a large stock OF ITALIAN LACEe; also
REAL VAL. and TORCHON
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DEATHS 4.

Captain ROBERT y. n. LEWIS, United states
navy. died on hoard the City Of bio de Janero on
February 90, 1891: - ,,.,, =.
lie was captain Of the United States steamt Z
Shenandoah. OF the Sou h Atlantic .guair0h anu
on account of disease cont acted In thar uhea'tnS
TERED at Annapolis, Nd.
Died. at 1850 i. NJ. March IL, 1851, HAMlL-
TON WISE. aged Three years SIX monthsn nd hNe
days, son OF John 5. aud Eva ID. Wise.
Died. at his residence. Ia sidney, yesterday At =
o'clock. after long aud painful Illness WILLIAM
KELLEY, aged forty five years.
The funeral will take place from his late fesldence,
No 1901 west Main street. nj 2 O'Clock SUNDA
AFTERNOON, March 18Th. Friends and acqnilnt-
ances invited 10 attend. St'
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LINENS AND WHITE GOODS.

Our patrons viii find this department largely
stocked with the MOST DESIRABLE ARTICLES,
aud at prices that were never quoted before.
Full lines Of
PERSIAN aud FRENCH MULLS,
FRENCH and ENGLISH NAINSOOhS,
CHECKED MCSLINS, and all other WHITE
GOODS row in general use;
NAPKINS at zoe. dozen valued generally at
1925;
Also, a large stock Of VERY FINE NAPKINS at a
saving of about 50 per cent.
DOILIEs at 81. 80. go, IS. and 9jc.-from % TO
so cents dozen under price;
TABLE-DAMAsK at csc. a yard-tl'e same No.
sold generally ats il.
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The Virginia La,o Journal for March
contains seven opinions OF the Supreme
Court OF Appeals of Virginia; one OF the
Supreme Court OF the United States; one oil
the Supreme Court Of Michigan; one OF the
Chancery Court Of Richmond; and various
other articles.
Judge G. l.. CHRISTIAN and Professor =
d. DAVIES, editors; j. W. RANDOLPH a
ENGLISH, publishers, Richmond.
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DANVILLE.
A NUMBER OF NEWS ITEMs N SHORT PARA
GRAPllS
TCorrpS nondence Of the Rioitga Nd Di,pateh.l

A NUMBER OF NEWS lTfMS IN SHORT PARA
GRAPHS.
ICorres pondence Of the Riosiy' I'd Di,pateh.I
VI II, 1881.
Rev. w. F. Tilett, % u,, LynnStreet
Methodist church, preachs, at the Cniyer'
sity Of Virginia tomorrow, having been In
vted to do so.
Mrs. Thomas J. Womalk, from near YAM
ceyyille, N. c., was in the city yesterday on
visit to the family OF her son, Mr.. Ii. \.
Womack. Mr.. Womacs was married last
fall to Miss Mebane, OF Caswell county, n.
c., and has recently had 6nished of beau
tiful residence on south Main street, and
last week he and his vile moved in. Happy
people.
Captain Luther c. May, recently from
Halifax, is in the city.
The death Of two prominent citizens OF
Halifax county is reported. Major William
f. Britton died at his home, near PrOyl-
dence, in that county, on the Sth instant,
after an illness Of several months, and was
buried with Masonic honOrs. Mr.. James
i. Brooks, of the Black Walnut neighbour
hood, died at his home on the an instant,
in his seventy.seyenth year. Mr.. Brook,
was father.n-aw OF Maior Robert l.. Rag
land.
Mrs. Captain y. II. EXall, OF hichh loh"'
who has been in the city several days on a
visit to her father, Mr.. John q. Miller, iei'
for home this morning.
The passage Of the prohibilory liquor law
by the Legislature OF North Carolina las
not affected the Danvllle trade IN liquors
It cannot go into effect, even if ratified by
the neople, till october. Then it is expect
ed that many OF the border people Will draw
their supplies of spirits from Virginia.
In dancing.school which has Just beer
opened here over fifty young people were
seen on the floor at one time.
Eggs are now selling at fifteen cents pei
dozen; turnip-salad at ten cents a mess.
We have rain this morning and can almOs
do without fire. ALPHA.
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DEDBORD VA.) ALUM AND IRON
DDsPRINlis WATER. MASS. AND PILLS, for
certain DTms of Dyspepsia, Diseases peculiar 10
Females, Chronic DarrhGa, Bronchial SeToinious'
and CutapeOus Affections; Disorders Oh ths Liver,
kidmeys, aud Bladder; Debility, Malara,and Head
ache.
HUNTER MCGUIRE, NJ. d., Virginia.
Unsatisfactory III uterine diseases and in malariouS
conditions G.. W. NAJILM. D., Ohio.
Efficient in Dyspepsia and Nervous Diseases
arising .fom impure blood"
CT HARRISON New York.
"Uselwilh success In certain diseases peculiar TO
femalec, y. ROEMER, NJ ID. Missouri.
"BeEe tcal in Malariai Fever and Dlphiheria
:. f. DGIyoH, tse lrgid.
"Iuyrluable In Scrofula.r
w. j. GILBERT, NJ D., North Carolina.
Recommended AS Prophyacl!e n yellow. fever
distriuls.' ID. X. FAIREX, NJ -, Louisiana.
The SUMNER SEASON OF these >pTaes begins
JUNE IST. Terms, 1870 per nO ilh. Carriages
meet vstilOrs at Forest or LAWYERS, cach -FOUR nes
from the Springs, upon advice Oh siT.'al. hIGoi-
mOdat.Ous uueqUaled. All the ccMIcrtS ana altfdc-
usns Skhfu resident physician.
PB.gBS- Water, 30 cents per gallon "a iof ca,e
of one dom half gallon bottles; *H1S Tor hye-Sal-
lou cssk: ~ for ten gallons; y Tor twenty gaohs-
on board ears AT L. nchDurg, va. "
Ms,S-gifty cents and IL a bottle 500 aud 80
for half.dozen--sent post. paid. Tbs Mas is The
water solicited and contains all the curative pro-
pertics OF the water IN reduced space. "
I'tJLS,-Twenty-fiye and htlycents, AMI II pack
aes or T. $3.50. and :5-pOst. nadi. These rms
coaslsi of The Mass I'm sugarcOdted pills, formed 10
suH delicate conditions. sample supply sent free 10
any physician desiring To II T. II In practlce ram
ph let free upon application. IDS remedy OF Nature
Is endorsed by The medical proieSs"n' ana atteS.eo
twenty seven years. Address .,.o
President Of the Company,
7S Main street, Lynchburg, Va.
SoldbJ POLK MILLER co. Agents,
NH 900 Miln street, Richmond.
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--s SPECIAL NOTICES.
nj" NJ SUCH SALE
DF
WET OR DRY GOODS
As TiI2 ONE now BEING nFrp,
LEVY BROTHERS
HAS EVER BEFORE TAKEN rLAryr-
CITY.
THOUSANDS on DOLLARS HAVE .tr.
BEEN SAVED TO PURCHASES.
THOUSANDS MORE WILL gv
SAVED BEFORE
THIS GREAT SALES BgOI'Grtr r..,

IN adytr isinz WET GDO1s sc Dg ...
that the goods are vet or even 61Io,y.l
simply 70 let the prbll, know mas ihe ..,
purchased At the greet sales cav. q %, ti.~a..
York at the corner ~ GroaIsay ana F.,s,r.
TO give some idea OF hoos fywg,od, w...A.
either by IRE or water, w- wi state Ola, .,..
0, LAWSON BRDTHER'f dealer. .s F,,.....
sIE.', LACEs. &c, who o''uprd Oh. ....,
iHrd nooY, IN the building, sc1fY 3, ....
goo's. were 'old; there w.rc qut 2.o....
goo6,l 10 the aV,iiOo. We pulCys.-a ...,...
sale which we're nlde by TIE uy,e.s-....
count o. the ORE. and ~ Durcha,cpg.ef. ...
two inst,sces. thu were ,ay,dina t,.,'.
We will c,a'inac 80 oT,r ihc .sinc
GREAT NDCCETENTS 10 Pt',,u,...
as we have cone for the past two v,-f ...
whole stock .sdlspo,eA 81 anc wra.u.. ..,..
that the goods o. are n''v cling und.r -., ..
OF WET GOODS are IN 'u,' as zooi .....
any goods that can Do h,fog the m,si r .....
ers in or out Of t1is city. or; a. murn . ...
regular value.
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WOLF-TRAP LITIHA.

IT, Ting effected an arrangement With Messrs.
Purcell, Ladd & Co., agents fer the
WOLF-TRAP LITHIA WATER
We are prepared to supply it not only ny tie gallon
at % oeBts, but by the glass at ) CENTS from our
new and improved mineral. waterdpparaiiD.
Tie attention of all who suffer fom INDIGESTION
Is calles,o The advantages offered ofsuppying them
At a moderate sum this superior medicinal beverage.
To those Who wish to use 1t regularly at osr fouh-
tain We win make liberal terms.
POLK MILLER & CO.,
mil a. 100 Main street.
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Read Mr. GoODE's welI-writien statement
in to.day's paper OF the purposes to WHICH
the Yol ktown Centennial Association pro-
poses 10 devote the money it is now asking
the public TO subscribe TO its fund.
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Ia so WET GoUD>.

va TT GrIt,st-
~ W. -
b"s DIX ''''''' '"N' Us i".'
DON'T BE UI'WBI-GtEn, tND r...
ppFpFS For WI Io,rs "a ..r.
rm>nlTInN WulN Ynr ok.
ngY GOODS II GOrB. ru,I .r..,
list A. fHRAp. tNt
CHEAPER
At
JrTU-. MEYER f. ep,-.
90, 80. co p,..,.,.,..
V'i AND w '"'''
,oo,-...,. ,t-p ppr,r- ,Npp t. .,,...
L'"N u w" NV =, - >" ''
W. ,pt .IffrN
c,,,,, .,,,.,>.,, np'<,.t- -,
COON trI'N' ruin - 3" ''',
BEST SHUTTING PRINTS sr.t-..
EAl NA . Nj - "'-''' '''
at : e.
An COTrONS wholesale, price;
urAXrN gapbrn pfof-r 81. p,
nrAN ' ,,,'.,.,.,.,. ,tS,,,.,'.
fhFN'h WV M W. ~ -
CHECK NAlN~OOk, nH-q u1lif. af n.
GAMER sARD-W TDE FELNCH "'e. tI...
- lo'-r'ZHL'r pr''t' I' Dr. '.,,,v-.,.
EXtrlofdl ai1 bargains lh WV 'l-.
TrRKfSH.gATH TOWELS ,t I4...
A Q2!N,.U HEAVY pTRT In f....
loc' "'7iI - ........-.
An EXTRA FINE AND HEAVY ia ts-h
III ~ %. worth 35c;
case tNrRA1ARGE ANDUFA 90 .,.'..
nt-u ,,.,,st ,r.rhSI-
,,., ,ct,.,, ,t,ps,tf1 -ri..gtt.I..
I'll L III /. H.. " o.
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GREAT FIRE l:ANEN YORK.
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY WATER o-EN
\ argc stock Just rec, ped from auction. sonsist-
iLg Of The following articles:
'BLEACHED and Ucs3LEACHED COZ TNS and
sHEBTINGS,
TABI E-DAMAsKS,
TOWELS,
NArkINs,
CAzICoEs,
PBRCALES,
LINENS,
SIC. LAWNS,
CCRTAIN.LACE,
LoNsDALE cAN8RicS,
PIQUE,
HANDKERChIEFS.
| COGSETS, CORSETS, CORSETS, 1T half price
| UNDERsHIRTs, FLAXNELS, BALMORALS,
CASSIMERES, SACKiSGS, GINGHASlS,
HOSE, HALF-HOSE
BLACK SILKS at zoe. on the dollar;
BLACK CASHMERES, very cheap;
| CHEyIOTS, KENTUCKY JEANS, GLOVES,
FROM AUCTION.
MATTINGS, MATTiNGS, MATTlNGs.-A lar9
stock just received he best bargains ever Offered
All Of This stock Is TO be sold very low. Call carl
for the bargains. ID. = Y. MITTELDORFER.
fe 27.su Th,& SatMhl7 527 Broad street.
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/ HARVARD College Is fortunate aeain. .. be,
| fore the name OF the man who Is to give
400. 900 for the new law.scbooI building
has been discovered, another equally modest
individual comes forward with an oiler OF
$4,000 for physical laboratory, PROVIDED
81, 900 can be raised in addition 10 meet us
running expcuses.
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HOSIERY.

so dCzan LADIES' FULL REGULAR BAh %iElG-
GAN HOSE (Silk elockedl at 25c pair;
one lot of CHILDREN'S ENGLISH FANCY HOSE
at 22c. pair-our former price was 33e.
one lot Of LADIES' SILK.CLOCKED BALBRl6-
GAN al 12}4c. pair
one lot Of LADIES' slLK-FMBROIDEREO' toy
Sandals, at from l2H to 2jc. pair-a reduction
of one ha,f their value
one lot OF GENTLEMENS FULL REGULAR
ENGLISH HALF.HOSE at 22c. palr-former
price 30c.;
one LOT ofLAUIES BRILLIANT LISLE-TllREAD
HOSE az 7Jc.-heretoio,t sold AT Sl.20'
We are Just in receipt of an almost Undesirable
quantity Of various kinds Of l. OSiHRY, which weic
purchased to great advantage,
We also offer SPECIAL PRICES on very larZc
lot of CORSETS. ons&tiag, In part Of some Of the
most popular makes now n use. Among them
arr
FRENCH WOVE CORSETS at 29c. a plir-gene-
raay sold al soc.
HE: SORE at $l.2J-sold formerly at - %;
85.POSE CORSET at 3jc. formerly sold at 6jc
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Messrs. WOODn0UsE & PARHAM, the agents
OF the American publishers, have sent Us
the January No. OF The Westminster Re
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Clarence Colquitt, nephew OF Governor
Colquitt, OF Georgia, in tight about BILL
lizards at the National Hotel, in Washington,
Friday night, stabbed two young men,
named Martin and McBee-Martin perhaps
fatally
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EMULSION OF COD-LIYER OIL
WITH
UVpOpIIoS fJIITFS LINE AND SODA

HYPOPHOSfTITESL LINE AND SODA.
Contains In addition 70 PURE COD-LlVER OIL
20 grains Of IIYPOINOSPlIirES LINE and ,CDt
10 each fluid ounce.
This Emulsion Is prepared by Messrs. PURCELL,
LADD K co.
We have the testimony of the physicians Of the
cljy and ,unry TO It's efficacy in ti treatment Of
PULMONARY DISEASES.
As IL Is prepared in this city, cur patrons have
the satisfaction Of knowing that in using Il they can
RELY upon its FRESHNESSand PURITY.
We commend II for its palataJleneSs and ready
assimilation.
Fly cents and one doIlaT per bottle.
POEK MILLER 4 co.
nh q ApOihecaries. Ninth aud Ma ~ streets.
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WE AK TIE Hlll

" 7. ~ TIT NT-TI
TO CALL AND XANrsE orr -..
WR ARE CONFlrFNT WHAT THY ..
FIND IT TO TTElR ADyANIA...
3uBCHA,E LARGELY oF our NtI,..
LEVY rruw.
irb 70 IVY ant lOlqN
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CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, &c.

CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, &c.
w. C. SMITH, 49,
IAGE-MANUFACTURER,
FIFTH BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS.
On hand FOUR and SlX-SEAT FAMILY CAR
RIAGES,
SURisY PHAETUNS,
LADIES' and PHYSICIANS PHAET0NS,
BREWSTER and DEXTER sPRING-BUGGlES
Also. the following SECONDHAND WORK;
ONE EXCELLENT COUPELETTE,
SEVERAL TOP aud OPEN-BUGGlES aud
LIGHT sPRlNG-WAGoN.
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS done in the BEST
MANNER at LOW PRICES.
Estimates furnished for GENERAL OVER.
HAULING.
A call solicited. NH 6'eodlMh23
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The Virginia Educational journal for
February is one Of The best issues OF that
monthly that have come under our notice.
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FANCY GOODS Sc.

SLEEVES
OPENS TO-DhN
An immcrse assortment # LADIES a..
TLENlES'S sATCHELS. BAG,. . |t
LI>Fs- from 81 10 -. in 'tca. E... .f..
al loatnr. see this sock i,forc .H.
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eaCp,yD CppINC OPENING
Ar
THAEHIMER BROTHERS,
5CJ BROAD STREET.
MON.HNY, MARCH l4Ipi
We wish To announce To- our many 1:Vads and
ret ron, that We hive lust received a,,rJ will he
$1,000, .. .,,,, "a. ,.. I.,oos, ma, .,e,re.,
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t-g' Z A X n L AC Il NE IHUDIoI
EPISCOPAL CHURCH (west Frasklin street,.
Rev. JOHN UANNoS. IL A. M.-sulJect, Heavens
Building Material; 1870 +. M.-suhJcct " Heaven
Offers Collateral Security"
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DRY GOODS NOTIONS. &c.
T ARG9 ADDITIONS.
oEREAN, PRICE, TEMPLES 90,
429 EAST Il sDAD STREET,
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOsBY { co,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.

We cal' especial attention to the following NEW
GOODS 0,isplcudd ya,Le $500
Large stock Of ALL.SiLK BLACK BEO8ADED
SILkS ats 50 wOhn fully S1.75;
Complete stock OF very superb BRutADED
BLACK SILK AT S..75-yery cheap;
Look at our job In BLACK SILK, full I.-tTe aud
hcavP quality. 5O-cheaDes' thius aSer seen
i'm thslnarket:
BLACK SILKS I'm such popular numbers rs II,
$l.SI. 1917, 81 Az. Sl.75. ~, and Usiwards.a AZ
prices 10 compare with any large market. IN
such goods va have great advantages In put-
cha. NJ. aud give this advantage 10 orn patrons
We ask call from all interested IN FINE
RI. NGK SILKS, SATiNS. BROC NOES, ST.
RAGS, SATIN DE MARVERINE, 81.
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~ John c. SHAFk2,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 1908 MAIN STREET, TwCnOOORS ABOVE III :
POST.OFFl 4,
has received very large ana tine assortment II
SPRING, and SUMNER GOODS, consisting 81
CLONPS, DIAGONALS, SrGTINGS, L \ y
auG y sNCY CASSIMERES FOR PANTALOONSs
imported especially for HIM, Fhich will be made to
orG.r In the LATEST STYLE sand at prices consist
ent iin 6r.t class workman, hap. call Is respc T.
fully 5olirted.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, anG CUFFS of fine grades
ui.do Ia ORDER lie 2i-2s
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FANCY BLACK GOOD%
SUCH AS
SHIfAAhtS. BEASII-CLOrH, CAtHL'S HAIR
TLANNEIs>, ;ust opened, and ioI sale low.


Ne are now FrcelYing our freI Instrument 0f
SPRiNG DRESS GOODS IN BEACH CLOTHS,
BACISIES, MONIES, FLAANEL>, CASH
MERE SUlTINGS. In al the nS~ shades;
FRENCH GISGIiAMS, MADRAS CLOTHS. PER-
GALES, Ia advanced styles Of .a6rlc and color
iug.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. sc.
DR. G.. A. SIMMONS HEPATIC COM
~ POUND, OR LIVER CURE,
THE LIVER MONARCH OF THE SOUTH.

DO you HAVE HEADACHES? Do yOn suffer
from Indigestion? DO YOU feel oppressed and
nervous? do YOU feel dun and lanRuidF DO you
suf with heartbnrn? DO YOU feel uncomfortable
after eating? DO you fail TO digest your food? do
YOU feel the want Of M appetizer go
If YOU AXE DESPONDENT. languid. without
energy, Appetite you may be sure YOU are suffer-
lug from nervous oeDiiy, and noibtns will do you
more good and make you feel liSe another being
sooner than SIMMONS HEPA1lC COMPOUND
OR LIVER CURE. .
FFMALFS WHOSE CONSTITUTIONS HAVE
BECOME IMPAIRED ny SEDtNTARf HABITS
AND CLOSE CONFINEMENT IA DOMESTIC
DUTIES VIII find SIMMONS HtPATtC COM
POT ND possessed Of intrinsic virtues, able at all
times TO establish renewed health aud strength.
PARENTS WHO VALUE THE LIVES OF
THEIR CHILDREN should never be without a
bottle Of SIMMONS HEPATIC COMPOUND. OR
LIYEg CURE. II Is a mild caihartic, exprls
worms, prevents collie, keeps The bowels open. and
thus prevents feyers bolts, rash, prickly heat &c.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
DOWIE NOISE, sole PrOnrletOrs.
PURCELL, LADD K Co, RichmQnd, Va.
lmh 6.9.13.16&My15&lSI
EMULSION OF COD-LIVER OIL With
IL HYPOPHOSPHlTES OF LINE AND SODA.
UT, pared by Purcell. Ladd 4 Co. Price JOc and 81
per bottle. Kept always fresh aud r. liable nv
f.. T.. DUPUi, ApOthecary.
NH iD7 BROAD ~frpgt,
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DOCKLAND LIME.-2.S00 BARRELS
II, FRESH ROCKLAND LIME from the cele.
brated .Cobb Lime Kilns," daily expected per
schooner G. VI. Brainard, for sale low from dock by
ROBERT WENDENBURG,
No. sos Main and II Fifteenth streets.
NH l2lw
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ING AND BLACK GOODS.

MOURNING AND BLACK GOODS.
Thl5 department = specially sith,yur houses,
and show values never seen be4Orc IN this
city. "
BLACK SILK WA6P HENRIETTA, y %, $3.50,
81. q, 81, ~ J,-Of rare value.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS,
nANASKS, NAPKINS. TOWELS. DOiIIES
CVETONNES. WINE LOTB> At prices lower
than WET GOODS can bee bought for. We can,
however, damage any goods by water In few
moments.
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FOSTER" KID GLOVES,
with patent laced f,scnings. our second spring In
stalmeui just opened. conaneS AL the new shades.
We carry The largest stock Of these GLOVES eyeo
opened Ia this city.
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HARVEY * SAAIR
OFFER 10 THE TFAtt.

HARVEY * BLAlR
oFFEg 10 THE rrAot
AND MuSTRE> iriCTFULLf e1Li. ID
leo bags CIb4CF CLOVER .'.
Sup bags RiJ t1Ff B. r., 1li -c .'
2n0 bags CHOICE LAGt ~
40 mats { ss,lgE JAVA corr ....
400 b8rr,.s YELLOW INK
100 Uarrt.s \ SUGAR:
100 barrl-s t,RANILA.sD SUOMI.
800 uONt. SOAP, aII 81 80
800 kegs fliUkt IIF'N ~lfA'
100 h.rI5e, 80 3 " " $ hft
200 bl s,tis EA~IEN'. ,tf'~r
poo hars-i, Ct IA NJ It-A-~l
100 hi-res MLEt II t.Nfr' - J..
40 tis.e,sa.d hirre btHDll I.
- Ch.,..t UDIGE - NFIN i'..
10 .hs,'. iIOlGE BLACK D. h...... o..
2UO Barrels EARL f-Et~t. y.
SNOWFLN 81. POI
soc. BARR. Ftot r, al go.
100 OO.. y.suuds Ciice y Ni ID ...t..,
2OuC . pound, CHOItE BUN >h'.
25.u0J pounds CHOICE BAt y 'l.'.i .....
5lOJn pouuds CHOICE 4 N'oN @i'
100 buckets ARD; ....r..
Is iirtces CssblCE LEAF IAi.I.
- uerce, CHOICE RAMS
! WDOllN ARE 30 krd'
| COTTON aud IT ~ hlt ..,. .l.....
WRNPPING-PAPER, NV ~
ING. BLulNG, MAO 49,
! 500 kfN> NAILS; ,t..t..
100 Kegs HORSE aud Nj ~. ~ t...
( good stock II CHEM So .. I'll.
loo boxes Chol'E 'l'ttNf.
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HOSIERY.
A complete line Of LADIES LI~LF, SlLk, coy
Ton, FANCY HOSE just opened; GlNlil.h-
MEMS SOCKS ia beautiful variety
GENTLEIiEN'S RNi>il!NGS.
just opened our spring fXbibi. In FINh WOOA
LENS. Ne show thr iargCst and most sssect btC
IN The city. - -
PATTERNS FIR TROUSERS, COAT ii NfsT-
SI'IlS. OVtRCoATS, sc, tn larnohse var Ss!y,
COLLARS CUES. GLOVES, tNGERN Ar
SCARFS, To waieb we invite atteut,In.
Much money can be saved 10 geAacIacM whC
patroni>e this dcyartmeul
Look al our 81 AK SILK NJ $3.50.
CARDIAC. ALSOP. MOsBY < CO.,
FOURQCESA<, PRICE, TENsl.k x co.
RE 07.podl
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prTERsBuRG.

rHs PETERsBuRG CHAMBER or c0aNERoE;
ADOPTION OF A CONSTITUTION AND ELECTION
o. PREsIDsxT-PAsTORAL CALL ACCEPTED
LINE or BOATS BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
PETgEsBuRG wANTED---00TT0S RECEIPTS
AND TOBACCO ISaPgcTTONs-0UR STAR
COURSE OF NORTHUMBERLAND OF
RESIDENCE -RtvEYUE RECEIPTS AND TO-