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Ps..~nucr. Arrived.

In steamship Fulton roo Por. Ro,s-sr. L. N. Br.yr
Capt H. ~ Br.gr 3 :. Bran, Ma {. 81 Iyer.nee. Mr.
IL. n. Harding Mira IL S Kilabsi. MIR l. ~ Watches
children Mrs Beeb- md cLhd Mp. T. b. Hsy., MAJOR n
, a. w ). Fer Essay b. fhn ss. T. - @a
Mr.. ci..by and children L. E.wnee c.pt Keo.s. as
q rr,; IT, LADY child and nursei J. e. M,rchease niss
Ceuanf Miss D. Morton Mira Prsi, and child ;ux r. Lloyd
Cspta-W Persins w. Davenport. v. fi,gcrtld, w: u
Hcnlson, C. w Boone, =. q. V.b.er; Li,u;.-D u Fob
bard O. BaicL r. s. WieoIsou. V. Powers Dr. ~ Corey
.P. b. Moore Surg w H. Anderson. Major H. :. lieske
W. c. Allen DAVID Post, ". H. bowling }. D. Cuu'
Mr. C. McDousAi Mr.. {. MoDouga MrL Co. NGeoI.on
Sir. Cym.r MR. ~; IL Dewey ,ad lire ehi.ien NJ.
l. a. Corsn;. Mas " Drvy, Mr. H. A. Ihyns Miss rees
II. W. II. Ms,th.w,on ~ 4. w Pei chsPis.a D. :
Rodxer, Ae, -Ensn - ~ Hutton. u : y, Act-fnsisn w
Boyd, Mr. r. c. Lawrancs. NJ H. J. H,rlns Sarsvo"h-
Jafne. CABIN, l2O, sieeTsge, SO Total tyt -
In s.snsbip Grsnsds rom Port Royal Cogle william
Relden H. Marvin, r.. s,ockdale, Jt.nrdek NJ end Mt
Feed and servant M, Reed a. StralheTnef si snd Mr.,
Barnes and children NJ and Mr. Jacob r. o. Nichols,
H. Hsyes Mira Springer ard child hi'' Neushey NJ GOOD
win James Pierce Davis Nrs Ger zinln md chiId Jth
Iopes Mr and Mrs A. W.hersty. chid and servant, ks
johnson Mrs Twi, children and servant. D. hlisJ
n Bailey Chsrle. Centre. David s'y y. Il. SLipp W.
Iobnsnn W. Hl.ckrnore, Mira Nu,rove. H. FORBES Jane
MASON w. Reed Mia, BLACK Mr.. hoaocy Z. Drsg< ~
Paine Chsries Jones, G. Jonc-. Bcnwckr, j. Adefd.e
Ia brig II celsior, from BeImuda-lev Mr Bndsrmsn "
IN. Forby. w. Y. Burch, y kelms Mira King and child.
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suRprIsE AND CAPTURE OF BURGLARS

nor. two weeks since Capt. Greer Of the Third Pre-
cinet. received Information that an atemrt woac DC
- IN roh lie st sud cloth warehouse OF Dir. VIII
i'm I Sehl.S. No q Wanen-st He placed Officers
m v.tch Inc huhdrc, and or Thursday nigat the
attempt YVES made by three men named wiin a,.
,Iisr,s b-ofe thrcrch The shutters AID then
soroea item open by means of jimmies; Iyen
and Smith entered tie building. leaving nas.lngs
10 watch oia,idc gnd give IN aara IN Gas,
NJ Giscoyerv. Officers Thy Hooker Scott Anc
C.nrLan, WHO had been watching the movement. sue,
ceeded H. securing the lookout without allowing MIN 70
an,,b, he other two They had already partially
jlea large bag with costly silks They were taken
heso,e Jcstice Bowling. who committed them ioi
trial without ball
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TrgGALrop THURSDAY EvEsiSG.- The damage

done by the Tremendous gale q Thursday evening was
yery CONSIDERABLY this city ard suburbs 1t is ceeyed
tina; he tornado nf it DC 20 called cane from i'
direction Of Harlem passing scufheasery toward VIII
st- rrh and .hecc through Hcdfcrd and East New
Yoj at wbieh points i.fTg probably the most SER
ousy fst The track 81 storm was rot more thah ih
,ri,e In Width Ihe appearance 81 things on lrl-
dan morning alone RE line Of this remarEsbe march
al the elements wns Qutr extraordinary houses enc
other bulldogs rnus iher chiinneys, trees uprco'c
and rortiallr finished structures blown lat tn the
rnnTs formed the most conspicuous objects along
yery extensive tract o. territory IL viii be noticed
from accounts given IN paper that inc storm ABOVE
-efrrcd "a must have bee entirely distinct ttSii
rom that which prevailed in Philadelphia Oh tie came
afteruOOu.
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Whipping ENTELLEGENCE.
PORT oE MAY H.

CLEARED.
Steamship Ajax, Godfrey, Acapulco wsiemsn Gookin
,rsship City Of London sBr), Pere, Liverpool, John O.
Dale. - NJ, 49,, p..,.- cn,,h
L Co.
S.sarns Artisan, Young, Blltlrnofc.
sim Clrysal, frodericks, Baltimore, ": koop Go. -
Shin L. +. Gsbian tBreb Ausss, London Charles Luin'
Z Go. , - c.-..
nj Lord Chancellor tBr.l McDouad, Pctou Ji-o'eftr
Tr,g Faustiua, harrington Cardenss Wsi.h ,Avsi. =,
rrs COLORADO OBJ, Parker, ST. Jago de Cuba boya
Ifir Georri. Philips, Wsshinrton
SIR = A b. small Coe ihilaielp'Dn. . = . .
sclr Doctor Frank in. Hand, Norwich, H. B. hsche'
Sou. - :, ,,
Sehr J. L ID. CrGuimeY Cole, Wicomieo' van hran'
Sssh.- m, @ p..co
s.hr Monmouth, Anderson, A G. Haven
schr nofnet Eich boston. sinii'on q Ealoh
srhr Fla Louisn. Reeves New Haven. 81, -. ,
sclr A. r. We,norc, Hall, Warrington, Van bion'
Slght. ,,..,, ALI, n u n.wol
schr. Onward tBTL Nicl"lh 'oh"1ii'' - ~ 49,
L. 60. 80, 4, NJ uy..
scLr Sarah Jane Camp Philadelphia, j. w Mehse
Schr Wreath small. boston, simpson Nirlp' ~ N n
schr oeorgs Parker (Br MeEride Washington, d. H. Ds
" of x Co. -
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Arrived.


Ete.rsip Corsica tBr) lie he,snre' hsvahs "" M
and Naa.au 9Th, lidse. and pass, ~ CdnAh.
Steamer Grenada, Baxter, Por Royal u houn n i~"'
Il Go. N ..,,- $4,000
Steamer s. r. spsuidineU s. hospital Attin, Moithe
City, - hours "a sick and wounded troops 70 UNA heae
Brs TIce.or (of Bs,muds, Cooper, Bermuda days 20
tatoes &c. McCol Filth. ~ a.,
ir,s vincenres HodsdOn Por.sud 10 days, lumber I.
MAY lew L Co. a.
Big juliet {: Clark rresthey. Nucvs', dsy' sugar. &c
Thompson Hunter. 60,
Bris WsndeIer lof Maitland. ~ 81 Andsr,on. Mntamoro'
20 DAYS, cotton, ~. J. n G. A. DrWof
Brig Nellie Antrim, Wallace. Nuev's', days. sugar. &c
Peck Church. . ~,
el,r Thomas Martin Layton Mschiv lumber IL days
simpson Il Clspp. ,
scnr Union, Aosebrooi. Elizabe,hport for Boston.
schr Parallel Warren, Grtnna, 10 days, fish, Jed Fry
4 Co. ,,. ,,r N l.. .i.-..,
III J. 4 G. A. DeWoh
scir Albert (Br Cogswc, St. Andrews, 10 days lumber
Schr Prudence Coornbs Bangor days. lumber. Simpson
scln. Flora Psass Mschias days, lnmber. NJ M'yhs'
Go. - so g.. ,,r.L n
sem, n C. Harris Kelley, Roniput for Newbafyport-
Scbr J,sipbene Jones' Stamford.
ST., Z a Falooner, Wilson. Southport.
Sen, Defiance Nash Wietts Point.
scIy Lsssrs spsd0gd. Bangor Days. lumber 10 mssss
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They should teach the 1000 900 Of their poop o. who
have lived for generations In oren coneubnage A1oras
and good character which their new condition zen
dered stteinabe. God had prospered them and pra
pers the nation, and he had faith that no will still do an
for the best welfare OF oil the races Of who may
dwell under tie folds Of our flag.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
y,ourd of Councilnen.

srArrp sEsNos,-THuRsDAY; May H. 1862
OFFICIAL ,,.,ra.n, an III, Cb.mbsr
No. 10 City Had. 49,, -. xou ali N. cj.,l
ami ounced that the Board stood sa)ouinoo '' "'" '
18th instant. At O'Clock p. NJ s a, cyyrrNy f,s,s
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Cyncs or rHs sTa.Er CoMxIssIosER,

OvgICS OF TEb STREET tohhiasiOsbb,
No. 23T broadway. }
ITO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS, in
closed in sealed envelops indoed with tho title Of the
!. received Il til. Office until THURSDAY May IS at II
o'clock - m.
FOR regulating grading, &c. Fileths.reet from Fourth to
Einhavsnue. . 49,, -. A..
ington to FouIth-avenue. - -,
FOR Lne, gsding, 6c, fulyHssEsuee' Hon eusth
to fith-avenGe. ,,.,,,,
Eighth 10 Ninthsvennc. - r..,
regulating grading &C. rity Street, Hon rish 10
SiIh-gvenEr . -. A.
Fox regs,ins grading &c, Seysntysevanihstreet from
Fifth to Msdsou-Asenue. 49,.
For curb gutter, Sc-, LeIingten-avcnue rom rtysev
snth to six.y-sl4thstTeet
sv1n,,-.tfr.t 10 One hundred and enty aNh street
For curb gutter &C.. Thirty thirdsree nom Second to
For euro gutter kc, eshhs'reet from Second to
Thrdevenue. -, A..
For curb gutter. tc Substituted, from Lexington 10
sor aasTins One-bundt ninthstrest nom
Tenth avenue 10 Hudson River 1900. A.. mi,
Fer sng venhstreet, from Lexington ih'"
fos tagging Thirty third street, nom Tenth to Eleventh
For asgzine corner Of Forty ffhreo and
FOR crh gutter &c. fityseconds,reet rom seeoaos'e
ms 70 Fast kiver aso from second to Thifdsvenne
For foundations and GREETING iron railing 20 coss
p.k In Fourth Ash avenue, between Thriyshsa and For
tieth streets. .,-.., A.. ,e..,.
Hank forms Of proposals. together with the speeiheson'
and axrsenlents can &c obtained q. this once
Ds,sd trsst De u6rtp,en New. York, May IL, 1905
1 CHARLES O. CORNELL, Street Commss.oner.
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spoken.
Steamship Araso bound s.-icth Inst. s3e M 20 lnile
y. Of Cape Haiteraa ~
Dort- Uarorns' Noiite.
STAY o. NEN-Yonx.

STATE OF NEv-YoAx.
ronr-wAKpgy. OrFrcg, Nc. lOs Wsfst
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance Wit
~ Sc tion Of the passed Apr H. 1921 entitled Al
Set TO Reorsane the Wsrlens Ucc OF tue Por Of New
foik TO 81 persons interested m or leaving charge o. hr
subject MISTER OF s1ch inquiry examination o. survey ga,
he following vessels under ~Ifnr,noi ~ the Fo!
arden, and that tue said surveys Dins:on' w o,
completed within ten days succeeding tina notice o.
board said vessels:
stesusbip Western Metropolis. 80 y; X.
flip James X. eler....................fS r. ~
Esrk Borniing biIow ........................9E j.
Ech! r. - fi.tfn Atltnilc Do,s'
6ctr. q. w. kinbslL y oct OF Thirty sixth 81, T. X
behr. Baltic. tIr.enpoint.
MINTiIORNk 1OMpkINs, fi.sIent
J.Auas HE.RIxAx Secretsry
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Mails Close nj tho Post:Omcs.

FOR Europe by xtesmer- Friday. May he. p IN
for Great ain end the Continent, BY steamer IN
City OF London Saturday May -. :..;....' ~ ill.,
For the German States, By steamer bsvariA o~'u N, -
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Cost ano foun0.

II OST.-$5 REWARD.-A BLANK BOOK
con, aiming written catalogue lost In broadway
OF ibus on THURSDAY afternoon last ANY person return M
il 10 e counter cald Ofhce will Eocevo Five Dol
lar., and no questions asked
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
crn II sun Sta.......7J1 Moon rses.. $40
:. HIGH WATER FMS
s.,ax Uoot 9m Gov Island 10 0Jn Hell CA,e...nll
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iOenoins CARDS. Sc.

ALVIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. lO4 f,nl,
N ton. .t.-wEDDlNG CARDS aud FINE SfAfioNInA'
iEsabl.shed lSl3D
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Travellers, (.uide.

To Albany, b. Eui'oa II. H., fOrn 50th'st Depot.
J. and i. a M and 3:.o, 6. and ic. m Sun.
day train IRON Jsth st. p. IN Ciiy cars run be-
To Aiesnyand Troy. by Harlem K. H., 1Sth.s,., Ah
10 baltimore, by the New. Jersey n r. loot Of
Conri si.dt'tt.. and III A. M. 7 p. m, and IL
To Boioa 5y Ssy1cni:a line, Per 70 H.
Norwioh Line Pier 30 \. r.. Neptune Line, Pier
2, n. K, and sionington line, Pier 10 n. H.. caiiy
To Boston. BY New.Haven r. H., via .sprinssra;
9 n,cr ana ~ 4,ssy / and 'aa
az. VIA Shore Line. III ana p sundsy..... p u
10 bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport loot Of Peek
To cansaiacac. Rochc.ier, Buffalo, samanca end
West by kre Railroad, loot of Chsmbers-st. 7
To c.ve,nd o. by Atlantic ard Great We.icfn
B.R via Erie Railway foo, Of Chambersst, con
meeting with Railroads for ali principal cities in
the West a. M and Observation-Disclosures. p N
10 Greenport 90. IN tand on Saturday. . Z. mi to
Ysphsnk, lsir, Fsrlinedlle Long Island, b. H.
l. Railroad. from Jsmessip and foo, Of 3ith''s..
For Hudson cs,iiiii and Prisio. by steamer rrsy
Ger, Monday. Weane-day and FRIDAY, foot Of
Harrisoust North River. 2. n
10 Newbu,F, roughkeeps.ei R9undeat and kas.,
ton lnndns at Cogs-ns Dock, West Pom; md
Milton, the steamer Mary Powell, lily from foot
70 New mswe .rfoS and srrgacdsic:m
70 soi aa week. ~ sip 5 :. stf
To the West. by Pena,ylvsnia Central Raiirosd.
from foot Of Courilanist. viAPhiladephia, am.
pd 7. m Snnhay tsin. ..''''''.'''' p u
IT, tho West, by Central Railroad OF New-Jeney.
via Allentown, rom pier \. IL, a m, II IN.
ard sea p. m. Sunday train n
To Phialelp hia by steamer Jesse oyi,dsiv, lSun.
days excepted from foot Of Wall-s,., Brooklyn.
CONNECTING PoTt Monmouth with trains for
rd Phsdepla, BY Ncw.jc,;cy ESoad loot Of
Courisbit-st., I 10 aud NJ a. M, u IN, andJ -.
u.. aud Il midnight. SUNDAY. p q,
10 Philadelphia. per Railway AID steamboat, (sun-
DAYS e1ceptedl via Camden und Amboy. from foot
OF Barclay st, os. kIIre.s.................. r. m
To Prov. dfnce b, Neptune Steamship Coz Line.
Oily from rer D.. foot Of Robinson a., " IL, at p m
To Red Bank and Long BrbDcf, ty steamer Esglr.
daily from pier foot Of Murray -, y p
To Ws,hirg on BY Sew-Jer-ey u. X. foot 81
Court.andtst :, and III a M, p H., and IL
midnight s1ndsy D. n,
For further information Ia regsi 10 Railroad Tine Tsbsi
zee alfertis nents IN anohcr pan Of thi, papeI.
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fine ARTS.
60 farmsrs anb Offers.

A GRICULTURAL Drain Tile, Glazed Stone
IA ware Sewer pires Flooring oven end Green House
Tile. Fire Birch. Chimneyfops Vases Sc &c Depot OF
Lour IAlAnd Pottery No. rs Pess. n y fdw H. oninn
IDONE DUST FOR SALE have reduced
1he phce Of Bone Dust TO stoper tan Inquire OF ChiS
rAN SCI WARTZ No. SO Eazt Fiity tlirdsl
GROUND BONE, $40 per tun.
PETER COOPER, Nc. II Burlinc-'lr
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-24
5 Congressi nal Test Oath.

The National Latelligencer, of Sept. 30th,
contains an able article in opposition to the
application Of the Congressional test oath,
from which the following is an extract:
eff the South yields to-day to all the re-
quirements of the situation, then is not justice
satisfied? What more than this could she
do after any lapse of time? TO point-un-
der the case we have carefully put-to an act
of Congress as an inhibition whose strict con-
#struction. amounts, perhaps, to disqualified
ton of the South for a generation, is mere
jesuitism. It is worse than mockery, for it
attempts to elevate political despotic iniauity
up to the height of Democratic American JUS
tice. Before such case as we have supposed
the South to have made, such an act of
Congress should be condemned instantly to
stand aside as thing not to be remembered
against repentant and loyal people. Such
an act, under such circumstances, should
perish, as we cast out from our hearths and
homes the hateful memories of the sins of
fallen but returned prodigals.
Are we to dethrone magnanimity, conf
denee, equality and fraternity in regard to the
descendants of those who founded our liber-
ties, and to erect in their stead, by the wor.
ship Of such horrible idols as bigotry and sus-
picion, an estate of degradation and alienage
for our own flesh and blood ? If the eye of
party shall think these reflections highly col
ored, let them be analysed by the 'ssober sec
ond thought" and if we mistake not, even
passion will find it difficult conscientiously to
say that we have overcharged the picture on
our hypothesis. Does any one suppose that
noble people like ours can be brought to
such pass? The nation is resolved to pun
ish the South just as long as she may persist
in error and obstinacy, but to welcome her
with outstretched arms on the instant that
her atonenent shall answer the ends of JUS
tice, of the national safety, and of its pro-
gress."
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Spotswood Hotel,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

This House has been remodeled, renovated, refu
nished, and put in perfect order throughout and
the travelling public may rest assured of finding
comfortable accommodations with us can be found
in any frst-class Hotel. North or South. ~
Our friends, patrons, and the pubic generally, s.
ting Richmond, are cordially invited to make their
home with US, and pains VIII be spared to m AXE
them comfortable, as We pledged to sustain the
we'll KIN own reputation of the House,.
Our former patrons viii find The old emp loyees OF
the Il ouse still in service, where they will be
pleased to welcom them as formerly.
COOKERY Il MtLLWARD,
Sept 5-3mos Proprietors.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-24

Established 1881
VA ERTENBAKER 4 WILLIAMS,
wv successors to
KEEN, BALD YIN & WILLIAMS,
1o2 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
Take pleasure in announcing that they are now oIen
ing large stock of superb
Fall and Winter Clothing,
Gardeners Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Trunks and Halises,
all of which have been gotten up by the manutactu
to ordr and with direct reference to the wants Of
our trade. BY every arrival we shall make additions
to stock, and keep constantly full supply of the
best and most fashionable goods to be had In the
country. We will also have made to order any a-tcle
desired, and guarantee satisfaction. Having all the
ADVANTAGES enjoyed by the house for twenty years
previous to the war; with determination offer the
best goods at the lowest prices confidently invite
the patronage of the old customers of the house
that of the public at large Terms CASH.
WERTENBAKER IL WILLIAMS
Sept 26-1y*
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Miscellaneous.

VERY respectfully in @o
v forms his old Gus -xsEzA~ss
toners and the public z7N tzANZA
generally, that he has zE5zzsSsksl.{ y ASNeA
removed his COPPER ~1E.gTz=sSz.Aszs1s
IND Tin SHOP from &. - 6S$SE
Greenville to Staunton,
and occupies the Room Az-0A,z H8ES&Hs
opposite the Bar-Room asyN56r Is1S
of the Va. HOTEL known S--@-sz@Sszzzs<sSfE
as the Stable Office.
Being determined to keep constant supply of
Copper, Fin and Sbeet-Iron hand, he will, at ALI
times be prepared to do work with dispatch, and at
prices to suit the times.
ROOFING, GUTTERING s SCOUTING HOUSES,
either in Copper or Tin, will be done in substas
tel manner and at fair prices.
September 26, l665-lyr.
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Richmond Advertisements.
Save Your Money
81 HE YOUR MONEY 4!
SAVE YOUR MONEY!!!
SPECIAL ATT ENTION.
TO THE CITIZENS OF STA UNION
And Surrounding Country!
VOU will do well 10 call at
JULIUS SYCLE'S
GREAT BARGAIN STORE,

4 JULIUS sYCLE,s
GREAT BARGAIN STORE,
NO. go, BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
Where you can obtain anything in the line Of
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
al so ANCYs GOODS, &C., at the lowest New York
Prices AS am receiving goods daily from New ork
Auctions can, therefore, afford sell the following
prices: B
Beautiful Paris Styles Gros Grain Silks
and eros sDu Rhine .Silhs from So so up
to $500, worth $500.
Very elegant quality Of Italiun .Silhs from
$1.75 to $500.
Splendid lNoire Antique Silks, something
entirely new in colors aud quality.
Plain Silss of the most exquisite pat.
terms. A very elegant quality offered for So.
any shade.
have also the most select assortment in the city of
FANCY SILKS, at various prices.
French Merinos all shades and qualities at ST. up
Figured Merinos, the most beautiful patterns in the
city at wholesale prices.
Magnificent all wool Plads for chdren's wear, l.
Colored Apaccas, from SO cents up,
Beautiful Plaid and Striped Poplins, only 0cents-
worth rs.
All wool DeLaines for 65 cents and up
Shepherds Plaid, only As cents d up.
Black and White Merinos-very cheap.
Mousns only 81 cents 49,
MOURNING GOODS.
| Black Bombazine, 80 and up
Black Cashmere, very elegant quality-only 80 cts
| and up. ssfs
Black De LANES, all qualities from so cents up.
| Grapes OF every quality at different prices.
| HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Such as Sheetings all widths and prices Towelngs,
| Napkins, etc. Linen sheetings, only $500;
| Pillow Case Linen, only $l.15;
oil
The greatest variety of Cassimeres, Satinets,
Flannels, Cloths, double width Cloths,
| - Jer ey Flannels, SC
| in the City, or in market
Broad Cloths from 8 up to $40.
Doeskins at all prices.
The best assortment of Blankets ever in market, at
1 prices to suit all.
Carpets, all styles, qualities and prices also beauti
full patterns of Rugs, all sizes
Hoop Skirts, at all prices and sizes for children from
Corsets at low prices.
Bamoral Skirts, any style and price from to $40.
The greatest and most select assortment of Shawls,
/ Cloaks, Circulars, and Sacks, in the
City, from and S 10. up.
/ WOODEN KNIT GOODS.
Such sontags, shawls Fancy Knit Hoods chidren's
| Fancy Goats, Superior Zephyr knit
/ Basques, Nubias Children's
Fancy knit hose,
etc. etc. etc.
gsr FANCY ARTICLES
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. ~9sa
Also 200 yards J. 8. P Coats Spool Cotton, only
| gs-s.sss Five Gents.
| Needles, only scents; Pins only cents.
| o. Liberal discount lowed to Wholesale Buy ers.
| o. All orders executed with promptness.
| NS- DON'T forget to call early
! 70 And supply yourselves for tho Fall,
/ AT THE
Great Bargain Store,
/ NO. 220, BROAD STREET,
/ Richmond, Va.
Oct 10 lS65-2m JULIUS SYCLE.
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From the Waverley Magazine.
HWater-Falls.n

+. ~
We see around us, every day,
New fashions by the score,
And, as they quickly fit away
We find million more
But my trail muse has not the time
To versify them all,
So grant me pardon while / rhyme
About the waterfall"
The ladies thought this had of eurls
And blnch of foreign hair,
Was only worn by modern girls
Upon their shoulders fair
Lay not this JUNCTION to your heart,
When God created man,
And Adam saw his ssbetter part,''
The fashion first began.
WI hen our first parents roamed abroad
Through Eden's garden fair,
Their path was In joyous road,
Mid ffowerets rich and rare,
Until they ate the sstempting fruit"
When both felt very queer
They found their lodgings ssdidn't suit -
And ''wat-a-fall'' was there
When Moses prayed to Egypt's Lord,
"Release us from our woe,
Old Pharaoh, tired of being bored,
SAID, sstake your traps and go; -
And, as he followed on their track,
With warriors strong and tall
To bring the Hebrew bondmen back,
He met his waterfall
In after years, when Israel met
The naughty Philstine,
Their leaders made hasty bet,
And then they all 'spitched in.''
Till bold Goliah came to fight
With David young and fair,
Z Who slung stone with main and might,
And sswat-a- fall'' was there
When men first thought Of ssgetting oil, .
Poor Jonah went to sea;
Alas, he walled about the soil,
And cried, ooh, set me free -
When from his prison looking out,
He thought he saw squal,
Twas but his keepers daily spout
An oily s'water fall.''
When noble-hearted Caesar died,
And his warm life-blood ran,
The Romans in their ardor cried.
she was IN truth man;
Then brave Mark Anthony drew nigh,
And On the startlel air,
The people heard his bitter cry:
'sOh fwat-a falP' was there %
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