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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
HORACE eaERLEY ON MECHANICS.

do not believe our journeymen mechanics,
artificers, ETC., are worse paid than the mass
of our small farmers and Artisans who are
their employers, yet they generally es,eam
themselves hardly used, and their average sa-
wings are meager indeed. The iu1s 80 once q
journeyman always journtyman, " though Il
has striking exceptions, too generally holds 10
cities, and the workmen widely feel aud com
plain that their employers grow rich at their
expense, never noting or needing the qualities
and effort by which that thrift Ia really So.
Cured.
The vital oause of the workman's ill success
is usually as follows:
As an apprentice or minor his means Were
eoanty and he spent them on his own needa
aud appetitea at least as fast as he receivSt
Them. At length he became a iourneyman,
when his income was suddenly swelled TO
double or treble its former sum he had al
ready developed expensive appetitesi be ha&
now the means OF securing their qualification.
Each week or month puts him in possession
of an amount at least double his absolut0
needs and the surplus burns in his pooh<
et . till expended. He ia single; be Il IN tile
hey day of youthful energy and yeuthfalj
passion; he seems " have boundlsss CapAci.
ties TO earn as welt tshs to enjoy; he ftRciess
that money wilIawsys come as easily aud b \,
actual needs be as limited as now and he u
surrounded by journeymen older in years aFd
ain than himself. Thus is he drawn iHsensitls II
and gradually into career Of dissipation and
debauohery. Ball clubs, saloons, grogshops,l
gaming houses, and even moIe shamefull
haunts, allure him TO waste his time and
squender his earnings until diseased in body
and deprayed in soul, he Is fully enlisted in
the devils service, and often sinks through
vice into crime. Even If be escapes this final
plunge, keeping tolerably faithful to his work
aud ultimately marries, he has disqualified
himself for domestic life aud the companion
ship of pure, true woman; he has acqnired1
vicious tastes and habits, which win cling tol
him through life he has entered upon PATH
which leads naturally to drunkard 5, pau
per's, perhaps suicides grave.
" 1t is the first step that costs" He who,
having himself 10 support saves nothing the
first ear of his independent manhood will
pretty surely save nothing of his own earn j
ings thereafter ; while he who saves $lo0 oull
Of the frat $500 he earns is morally certair
to thrive and secure competence. Any oasbl
ier may safely discount bis note, provided NJ
shall ever be so unwise as 10 make or giTe
one. Undue burdens or unusual generosity
may prevent his becoming iich but he wsfl
surely never prove defauller, and only VIZ
gravest misiortunes can render him ban
rppt.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

Cool THIEuse.--The Manchester Mirrortells
the following amusing story Of the bare iased
conduct the hog stealers in the town of Chi.,
one of their hogs had got ont ofthe wagon into
the road and asked his assistance To get him
back. The farmer got up, dressed Aiulselfand
readily complied, and the next morning, when
be went to feed his hog, on looking into the
pen found him non eH. He had assisted the
thieves to steal his own porker.
At another house the farmer heard squeal-
ing in the road late in the night, and going 10
the door saw man struggling with porlKsr.
The same story was repeated aud assistance
givsnas at the other honse, and the same scene
was enacted at the pen IN the morning.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
DrsOnDnn IN TAuAs.-A correspondent of I

DIsonDRn IN TkxAs.-A correspondent oflkAc
Cincinnati Csmmesiai writes;
" Socially, morally, and politically thetsgis
not much Improvement Ing middle Texaa~ IL
same old and devilish spirit, to a copsideragle
extent, exists in this section Let me illuhtrsa.s
this by some recent occurrences in the 81 PNesp
where write. A man by the name of E,f-.t
Hass bad some freedmen in his employst a
bell was lost from one of his oxen. He cnor5
ged the negroes with stealing 1t They depied
taking it. He made them pay for y. BUT not
satisfied with this, he took with him hil ht{SlVh-
or, William Hass, rode to the negro qnttler'
where they found two negro men and woknen
sitting together, drew their rsvolvers, fed
upon and killed one oil the men and Que OH tne
women, and shot tho other weman throughf,thn f,n the
breast, irjuring her severely. The IlHslns, ~
party escaped death by.hight. az II ~
"rhe Hasses rode homer AND sleS ssw y -. ~.
after this exploit they went oyess u fns ~ IN
boring justice OF the peace, nanessas " 4 P'sStste
and demanded an investigation, which res,y u
ed in their discharge. What would X nr
Ohio readers think OF such a justiee--y iisile
peace2 He 10 bat sample OF reconsiif f4ited
rebel oiicers in Texas "a few miles " IN
here there lived n substantial planter, ~ " lp lp
had the reputation of being inll-had4 $50,
His house was recently entered at nigl*t anu
a man presented a cooked rtvolyer httq ue--
manded his money, saying to him tbet .hYe hau
about elk thousand dollars 10 gold au5 ~ sHsei
shell out OF he would blow of tho loA ol his
head. To this Polite and pressing retAues' hf'
Hobbs yielded and delivered up his mooney =
BE was then told that If he should lksaye tue
house for two honrs no wousmsdsk LEO, Ths
robbers, Of course, escaped with apes
''The clerk of the steamboHt Cof q 1is't@hicn
plies near here, on the Trinity river VI blIa' .ns
same time, waited Oh, while the hsaqlf L. tiee
up. BE was robbed the safe Of the boSp, Wow
| open, and the boat burned. The bod M 10.
pilot was afterwards foundin the riyly I will
| the head split opep. FI
Of poor Mrs. Wheeler, a few sfhea a. sY'sc her,
and the burning up OF her hSiae, togsfher WIN
its contents, after they had edhsrkia seyera
hundred dollars in gold. The eA f'dg's aoi
This i family hailed from indiana. aud yths role
tiyes there have been apprisSaf't>ik wfFs.i =
| letters. lrf IA
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

ReyA. On rainy winter evening, gentleman
travelling in cab, found, on nearing bis des-
tination. that he had no money with him go,
thinking he would try the honesty of the cab"
mau, be called out as he ran mp the steps:
wait a minute, have dropped sovereign
In the cab, aud will get light aud search for
it,
The words were hardly spokeui when the
cabman gave tho horse furious Lash, and drove
off at a violent rate.
The geatleman, heartily amused at the re-.
suit, called after him repeatedly,but mover saw
cab or driver,again.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

Fer Sale "A valuable farp, sast,tS fP acres,
land in fine order, largo buildings Jpisndidly
situated on the Delaware River, W Xniles from
the City of WILMINGTON, Wdd. b. aRht s. Son,
Real Estate Agents, Wilmington, bvN
A NEW BRooK SwKnPs, GasAs eiT3 M ~ sX r Al
richs has just received "a large aJEsaorts lment,
some of which he is selling as lew as 40 cents
each, At the corner of Ith and Jsferssssd ste.
Will, Del. AG{
Imitation Linen Collars only ar xrastp for I
Box OF 10 Collars st-J P. & " e q lent
Furnishing Imporiam Hesb0s st,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

n9-A 500 OF the Emerald Isle, just arriving
in America, hearing the cackiing Of a hen
which had just left her nest, ran to get the egg.
He had never before seen a new laid egg, and
when he found that il was warm be said to his
wife, in great surprise,
'Snre Biddy, my darlint, this is great coun..
tryi Iyerything that howly st. Patrick could
desire ia made ready for us, without the devil
bit of cooking; the very hins lay their eggs
ready billed for eating.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
THURSDAY MO- ): s';iss :,
BEAUTTPuL MAUDE.
al Maude. wilh DE goIden halr,

Beautiful Maude, with the golden hair
Twisted and plated In meshes rare
Catching the beams OF the shimmefir asSlN,
Like the halo around an apnointed o1t 9ae9A ,sse
Wearing her maidenly bloom like rosG ~
In the flush OF its summer-beanty SHOW ~
Obi moou in the heaven Of all fair s<tsY1
Is beautiful Maude with the goldes, soms' S,n.,.
Beautiful Maude, with the tender esn Ward,
Wherein suoh fsthomlsss pity lies Buzins
That, should she look at you, you must Thdl
Like as worshper, ready TO kneela Sll
have seen them SO tender in time q nes1,H
Sorrow TO solaoe, hunger to feed "a
That my eyes have bent down to The eauffsrsr's 8
prayer,
Az II something purer than earth was there
Beautiful Maude, with the exquisite voice Z Z
Thrilling and low. As the woods rejoice ~
Al It's singers, singing on leafy throneAs
30 might your heart throb 70 hear It's tones
The old people down In the village say
That she talks with the angels and so they
may,
For the melody Of her soft voice seems
Like the melody heard but In heavenly draamb-i
Beautiful Maude, with the hands so small,
As white and as soft as the snow halses FAM
Folded so meekly across her breast V ~
Like two little doves in their mothers fissi
Ahu eho pihhy anu uoilcbt5 hmuhu hoipt ~ iA
Like shells breathing yet OF the Orient gales
Oh, surely our Maude Of the soft white hand
Is the brightest and best throughout al the
land.
Beautiful Msuds, with the beauty Of youth,
The beauty Of tendernsss, hope aud truth,
Walks not alone in the cooling shade
OF the besoh-trees down In the silver glade.
No; and they tell, when the summer days
Faint In the bosom of autumn lays,
Our beautiful Maude, with the golden hair,
Win take other name aud go othsrwhere,
Mercy 60 with her, shine IN her eyes
With the lambsnt beams OF Paradise
Grown her with many a year Of grace,
That shall into each other, like vines interlaee;
Over her pathway stIew many howes,
Blooming and fragrant from JOY 8 sweet bow err
Crown her with wreaths that shah trenble and
shine @
In the heart Of her love, with a love divine.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

Rga-In 1861, Philip I, sent tho young Con-
stable de Oastile to Rome, TO congratulate
Sextus v. on his advancement. The Pope
said
'Are there SO few men in Spain that your
King sends me one without beard2'
'SirI' said the fierce Speniard, iii bis msjes-
ty had possessed the least idea that you imag-
ined merit lay in beard, he would have de-
pnted goat TO you, and not RentlomanPi
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

RaS-A child OF God may be tossed by rea-
son of corruption and temptation in trouble
some sea; but toat ship shall never be sbip-
wrecked whore Christ is the pilot the scrip
tures the compass; tho promises the tack
lingsi hope the anchor; faith the cable, the
Holy Ghost the wind; and holy affections the
sails which are 6lled thus with the gales OF the
Spirit.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
BALTIMORE
BAL.EIMOHE
LOCK HOS SPITAL.
HsTABIIsuRD AS A RhPUeR FROM QuAoKBRy
The only place where

CUHEE CAN BE OBTAINED. Z
INR.JonNs0N HAS DISCOVERED This MOST GER.
a 1sa sos Sa % ss xsss
tongo ftns Kidneys ana Bladder Involuntary DsehRr
n,
NOSE os SKIN Aasstoni the Llvsr siomssi
.ssy ssbi!s q yossh;sssTss and .olitali grsstiess
the Of I'll tnsiS
hopes or Anticipations. .repderiDR Rmarrings& i'm
YOUNG M EN Si fsllAs
Specially who have become The vIotlms sisolitn5y
s 10 A. IA e
who might Otherwise haye enates
With the thundsra of eloqus walked to ecHthcy
'A'''V'ns ''re' @ASfslsSia mAaaiAsk al :0nhdsnss
.h s;,as sPssais sstsa q,
oslisiously cSSads IN lis hsnof ss a ssStlsnsp and
SRgSsSsfgI' SIX MsRsPs,s Pss,sssi'H
TSs snd 1 lsGs
sSS sd iSs 9, the Pas gss BY
are too apt 70 coamt exassss fTe@ not being aware
S shs that NAY sSw sv
tHt as 0S, s. ~ lsSse
Sesidss beas dspfiysd Of the pleasure Of healthy on.
spT,n the aud aestruotiye symptons Of
ranged, hs ph ssicsl aud mental faacteps wssEsSed
s
debility and wasting ofthe framo. cough, conanmp
j DIR j JOENsoN
from ons y the most ia t5s
United ststsa aaa d. sTssisT part Of WHOSE M hss
PhiA, and elsswhere, has Effected OF the most
oeryoashsss, bsias sisfasa At saddsn Sounds pssks
dershsemesi OF miad. wsrs 81 red inms msSistsiy.
YOUNG MEN,
who haFeniurcd themselves by certain practice Inc
syii conn lie saesis of wsioh
q. an RHl uFad.r n
dsrh msriege i'm and destroy both mind and
What plty tjsat a young man, the hope Of hiacoun
Ty The esds Of Of bis 1Sld be snstShsS sS@
o. from ne path Of nature and indl gins In
SisEAsE OF tMPRuDEN0k.
When the misguided ana impFudent votary Of plea
sure ands that he h imbbed The seeds q this painful
81 dsss dssSssTy dsssrs = him ro% sppISias
@ hotrs disease make shsiS
ssRs in he head ai%bS din nsss ofsisSt Sssnss
sSe ana szfrsmites pro Sressins Win rspdi
" till stl1gt the palate 1.-THE mouth The bones Of
5ssoass Sorrld object of atlon, I'm dsstG
foathat whence 40 traveller
It Il Is Thousands Victims
thi terrible disease owing to the Of
Y re ooustution ri p1 male
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
W Improper Indulgence and solitary hAbitB which
ruin both body and mind unhttiue them for either
buBiueaH, study, society or marriage.
Those are aonle Of the gAd and pro-
dueed yearly habits of yonth yixW eAknosa Of the
BscE and limbs pains in the head dimnesa OF sight
pp
1--we funotions, ofconsuup-
tion, 40. I.7f VI A.rtf
MssrAIL ~ he fearful effects thu nd are much
dspssssiSn sglfss VI So sysfsI's TO
eisty lSye q solitude, tmiaity &oAre
''r' y ~ Old JSHNsTON,
0FFIoE No. z SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Left hand side Eolne from Bstimore fev doors
W No letters received qpless IostSAd and eontain-
d describing aYmptomH. ~ 49,
END0RskhIRNTfOf TIE PR'Ass
fithiHtHe Isst twenty yeI-s, = nd the tums
FortAnt Opp eratioAB perform1f BY DE- ohm
s9p, Witnessed By the Of Sun and many
and gain before the public besides hl ndng aa
sentsm Of character and reHpenaiPility Is sum
skIN DIsEAsEs sPREoIL Y CURED.
o. ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
Whom we left ell alone in bis gl0Fs.-

90 1T Bon T,IE-A speeine, of ,bs osn,p,
tsHoosiern was fouud Nv santajn - of
the steamer -. in Inc engine roonn AZ
his boat while lying at I.ouisyille ono ane
morning. The CAPTAIN inquired:
What are YOU doing here?'
Have Won seen oaptaIa Perrv3, was the m.
terogatise response.
Dent know him: and can't telI what tbat
has to do with your being in NV engine rooal ;
replied the captain, anVriiy.
Hold on; that's iuat what was getting NJ.
You see Captain Perry asked me 10 drink and
so did; knew thai wanted TO drink. or
wouldn't have been 40 very drv So Csntatn
Perry and / went to the SAIL Captain Perry
was putting in some extras ou one tse. / snng
out, igo it, Captain Perry, If YOU bust your
biler With that a man steps M to me ana
says he
'See here, stranger, you must leave
Says L. what must leave for2l
Says be, You are making most too much
noise.
Says /, I've been in bigger crowds than
this and made more noise and didn't leave
nut6er.'
sWith this be took me by the name of the
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

Bca-The pearls of the necklace are all
grAces Of Gods word; the thread is scarlet,
aud the chief pearls are faith, and hope, and
charity. r
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

AA-A country editor describing the fashion
Of bonnetH now prevalent says;
They have downward slant that reminds
one of vicious COW with board tied over
her eyeP,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

Fs-A bsshful young man escorted au E.
qually bashful young lady. As they approaoh-
ed the dwelling Of the damsel, she said, ca
ttoatingly,
iJehiei, don't tell anybody you bsaued mo
houde.'
sSaryJ said he very emphsticalIy. 'doR Z you
miud; [ Just as much ashamed OF il as you
ara a.r
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

Cons Esd BoY.--A gentleman who was
travelling through the western part OF Massa-
chusetts, last Spring, saw boy at work in a
corn6eld by the roadside, and being of M in
quiring turn Of mind, be. stopped bis horse
and thus addressed the young farmer;
my son whose farm is this7'
tDad'sl
/ Does your father raise any stoebT'
Yes, lots of 'em.i --p4
What kind7'
Corn stake mostly, was the reply as he
proceeded to hoe bill Of that article.
The gentleman went on his way wondering
at The effect that corn has .on boys.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

seA=JeHus ispassiug by thee my dear friend
and he waiting asks, "wilt thou be made wholef
"Whst does thy heart reply E .I
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

say Aaasind has been learning for ak thou
sand years, ahd but very few have learned yet
that their fellow beings are as good as them~
selves.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

D5-Wil you pity a body that is going to
the block and will you not pity soul that is
going TO the pit.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

An ohioan is said 10 have invented and patsuted a
knitting machine which knit ny pairs Of stoc
n q day, and is so simple that child manage IL.
Eghtssn hundred chickens consumed at break fast
n one Of the hotels at ssratogs. ~.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

Rnsr The seed of repentance is sowH in youth
by pleasure but the harvest is reapsd in age
by pain. l
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

l rrnri Cra.D rI# Hss
-H HdT T,lra 50 .7-lrsl. y. --r7 f ia
s sfssf sssftsiq 81 az .rats,d -ar~u 81. 81
-5ssss 81 al 5mss 20, nj ,se-i.- stss cad
.gsNrsl agst pa
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

n He sopd bps issss'fi -,sr sbsds ,ae
80 'sa .'rsi't fsaStH eIa -lcH
zNL s's's'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On aud after MONDAY, JULY sth. 1867. Pas
ssnger rrslns will a. follows ant further notice
r..v. NoAra. MYu soSIn pMhM pm.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

Philada. ii55 s Is 90 2cArorisneido2 6a6
Baltimore ASS 90 IbA nj
NRW CASTLE TRAINe-Leave Now Castle for VIII :
mIngton and Phlladephia att 50 leave Philadel-
phis, oO ,, M, and WILMINGTON ? 20 p. m tor New
~ SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS,
Additional TO thoss above wllleavo amyr for Clayton
1900 noon aud 7.4l D. M, clayton for Smyrna
640a m. and 90 and 10 0b pm, to make eonnectien
with traina to and from Dover and stations south.
Ttaino leaving orlBaeld 800 D. M. and Wilmngton,
going south At 1880 M Will In close connection
With Steamboats, 10 Norfolk and Portsmouth and Ex-
press Trains to and from BALTIMORE Philadelphia and
New YORK.. They will atop on tho Delaware Railroad
Lue only at principal stations at which their time ia
stated. Except that seanboat train South will lot oh
passengers from Baltimore ut any sation 70 which they
have tickets.
PasseDgorsfr from Delaware R. R. Line, to Baltimore,
change cars at Wilmington Passengers from Belti-
to Delaware Bailrcsd ohanse at NO function
In morning, at wilmington at night, unless trains
delayed. no. Id, Jrs, ,sup't Del. r. r.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

T. arrIage
-. Having purchased the cid orgt lafsx. q,
naI Carriage Factory, formerly 90 31ett 31et 1Ss
secupied by Johu Merrick, Esq, at
the g. Corner OF second aud French Shees, whining
tod, DEL only one square from the Depot / have on
hssd and an prepared to mannaeuro for the trade
and all others, who may want Carragea OF tho latest
stvi ca aud nsh such Falling top Buggoa, Rocka-
ways Sash Door Boat Wagons, Trotting and Hack Wa
gohs aud Family and Farmers Carriages. Ut the shortest
notice ope by strot attention to business to share
thS patronage that has been berally bestowed on
this old aud fayorably known establishment
All Orders strictly attended and all work warranted
as representod Al prlCes . suit the timss,
JOHN GREEN,
BE. Corner Of Second and French sts.,
ont 1o.tf wilmington, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

who have injured themselves by certain Inc
duiged In when aone habit frequently learned from
Ielt even Hhes asleep and, IL not cured rem
body should apply itnr.sdiatsly. IL.
What pity that young man, the hope OF hlscoun-
trY the pride Of his pArents hould be anatehsd from
All and enoyments BY tts eonsequenes
certain secre habit. Hucb petsona must, beforseon
telapatina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-11

NOTHING NEW.-P. STRAUSE, No.
n lII3 Main street is still selling cheaper than
any one else in the city have )ust receives a.; an
other lot of beautiful Dress Goods OF every h'hu
ozambiques, 2Cc. and upwards;
Grenadine, 33c. and upwards;
Tamartine, extra fine, 45c. ;
Pcrcales, 40c.
British Damask. the best, 81;
Lawns. 2Gc.
Rich Crgandies 3sc. and upwards;
Spanish Linen. Bird-cye Diaper, very cheap pc
RACES and Grenadines for wells Shirt Fronts, E5c.
and upwards: Debage, 2Oc. worth 30: Linen Hand
kerchiefs. l2lc. and upwards the best and cheap
est Black silk; Travelling Dress Goods extra
good Prints l2Bc. and up: White Goods; SWISS
Gambrics: Striped and Figured Muslins At all
prices; Parasofs. Towelings, etc, etc. C"!l ana
examine. and You can save from 20 to 20 per CENT
tall No lii3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-11
Corespondep 90 Of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Extension of the Railroads 10 the River.

IL Seems strange that while somuch is being
salG ana written in regard 10 extending the
canal and railways from Richmond, that the
TACT that they are yet uncOmplcted at this end
Is wholly overlooked. Commencing 1T the
ihost western point on the great lakes of the
northwest and following the lakes and sea-
coast IL is not till this city is reached that the
railways are iound terminating n mile or
more from the shipping, thereby causing an
expensive, and 10 many kinds of produce aud
merchandise ruinous land -carriase The
railways should end alongside The shin
ping, so that the freight could be transferrin.d
from one 10 the other URder cOper Can I, Ia
that the people Of Richmond are so Hind a.
their true interests as not 10 allow the railways
10 DE extended so Us 10 connect with the shin
ping or II II the railway managers who a re-
not yet awake TO the demands Of the times
AS trade takes the easiest (cheapest) channel
Richmond must, and that very soon, facili.
tate It's passage N,roUgh the city, or it will
ali 20 around 10 City Point or Norfolk,
or possibly the Central road man DO extended
Ia Il direct line from near Hanover Junction TO
l0T%io%n or Newport News. Where, then,
VIII DC Eichmoad's anticipated trade with the
S rsat west! The day has gone by when any
MY can long succeed In setting up toll.
$3.50 ahd taxing trade ia the shape of ex-
Sittt.ahl' ana On some kinds of produce pro-
ThaUry, charges to- forwarding aud drayage
SIT not the true interest OF the city and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-11

OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS!
A. THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At EZEKIBL's, No. Il MAIN sTEgET.
1000 yards BLRACHEp TWILLsD COTTON
'SHIRTIN6S, or for other family purposes,
only lssc. per yard, worth Csc.
2 600 yards heavy BLEACEED (Ttte) SHEET.
INGs, nearly one sad half yards wide,
1000 yards SUPERRINE 81 PILLOW. CASE COT.
TON, only SOC. the yard
900 yards Sd and l0.i BLEACuED and US.
BLEACHED sHEETINGs at greatly reduced
s 900 yards all styles Of DRESS GOODS, now sell.
ing of without regard to cost;
q 900 yards all styles OF GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEIR at extraordinarily low prices,
just to suit ne times
500 Yards HEAVY GRAY TWILLHD FLANN Ell,
all WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts and
mems shirts, only two shillings the yard
must be sold of.
EzEKIEL'S Cheap Store,
No. IL Main street,
fs7 nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel