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Opinions Of the Press.

'Dr Doherty is a skillfu physician and honorable
gentleman any statement he makes TO his Tatiens he is
sure to fulfill That fact is great of his enj-
nen success in his profession Ii is unfortunate that
among the many advertising physicians there is one vh
can be depended on. .''-Rerie,c.
Or Dohertys reputation a physician is s,fcient
guarantee for the of any he undertakes
Chronicle.
'Dr Doherty has devoted his study more particularly
TO chronic, specific and practice and as such
now the most successful of any physician San Fran
cisco. Free Press
Dr. Dohertys reputation is to no other phvsi-
clan on the coast i'll chronic and specific practice
Mirror.
DIR DoHERTT.-f'ew men in the medical profession
nave succeeded in gaining the confidence of the public
IN thelr skill and Judgment as he has-'-Enguirer.
'Dr Doherty ranks of our most distinguished
physicians. and also Of the successful which
is now the criterion by which the medical practitioner
judged ''-Ecto.
'DR W. h. DoHERTY.-peIsons going to San Francis.
CO IN search of medical aid should by all means call on
The above person. at his Institute He gentleman OF
rare scholastic and scientific aitainInents and is well
worthy The extensive patronage he receives from all
parts Of the State. .''-Nnfional.
DIR. W X DOHERTY
Private Medical and Surgical In-tit1fr
Sacramento street, below Montgomery
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Cos Otfce
Private entrance on Leidcsorff street San Francisco
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SOMEBODY says. "a wife should be like roasted;
lsmb-tender and nicely dressed scamp adds:
"And without any sauce"
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= erVl>s fTs~- Il wOd D s1IEaly usslsss s.si u
NECESSARY eIuncrte here the diseases cured sf {.
Institute Al e,ss>cs OF complaints treste; bu,
consider il my duty those SPECIAL ,lstu-
ayou such the unfesiing and irresponsible c1S
tivelS. with phases well calculated deceive those
nosant et the emptiness OF his p-ofeSons First
the special complaints is
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Professor VIM HOLMES, Agent
Huntoon street. Oroyille.
None genuine unless bought al the above places.
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r Ellie At L A S T {.
Try Jenkins
VEGETABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE

1t Is AN Elegant Preparation for Hair.
is composed purely of vegetable ngredants Of Cali
fornia production, and is unequaIed for
Restoring Hair to Bald Heads
1t the suppressed secretons which are prodnc-
tive of the loss of Hair 1t the nspsated secre
tons. which invariably produces violent pain in the
head; il the d.tended bulb, which forces the
shaft of the hair from the capillary sack destroying hair
eaters scaly eruption of the scalp, dandr, altered tex
re and dryness of the hair and all other diseases Of
the hair.
Testimonials.
The following gentlemen have used the Restorative
with good effect and kindly given their names refer
Hon H Bryant, ey-Iuieye Supreme Court; Hon Cor
don Mott, eN-Judee Dstric; Court Yuba county Hon
Jesse o Goodwin. County Judge Of Yuba county; +
Rice, Esq. c Cooper Esq. John Nash, Esq,
Robinson Esq l. Bronx, ESQ
re- Prepared only by
JOHN c. JENKINS.
The Hair Restorer. Main street. between Front and
Second. Chico, California.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
CONSULTATION BY LETTER OR 9TH
Established h-
DIR. J. c. YOUNG IN 1870.

ss Washington s., below Montgomery. san Francisco.
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1t Is AN Elegant Preparation for Hair.
is composed purely of vegetable insrediants Of Cali
fornia production, and is unequalled for
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u Complaints formerly Of Locke Hospital London
eight years IL Sacramento. and the las- wears II
San Frvns1ca
Dr. Ioxers experience is Of forty years standing and
during that time has net with U-.4rae,sd in
the treatment of all those diseases generally known a.
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As a Family Physic.

From ID. =. ". Grstrrigh. Nt'c Orleans.
Your Pills the prince of purses- Their excellent
qualities surpass any e,thartic possess They
mild but very and eif-ctuai in their action the
treatment of disease.
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As EAsr--Oace commence telling tie truth. and
yoa will find it, in a short time as easy As lying
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Dysentery, Diarrh~a. Relax. Worms.

: 2
Your Pills have had long tri.l in iay pr.l'tice. ana
hold them Of the best srIie;.t, have
found. Their Alternative effect NJ the liver ink-s
them excellent remedy. when given in small doses ior
bilious dyself,ry aat diTrhap Th,if sGs.ss- {, s,ia-
makes them very acceptable and convenient fJr the
of women nI ,i,iltir,.u
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Coon DsFINiTIoS.-Spelng badly is defined b,
Punch IS A. b {, y. bii!ity.
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IL fOrI tne aslctcl sCslt. NH sitilti fItIItft
in ts treatment and Of all private and cvoiiie
eases cases O! seresy and and ali sexual diseases.
To the Afflicted.
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Board of Trade.

A meeting will be held this evening at
the Tobacco Exchange at S o'clock to
take into consideration the propriety OF
electing a Board of Trade for Richmond.
This is proper movement. 1t is very
important matter that active and intelli-
gent gentlemen shall be selected to COM
pose this useful board. Wisdom is OF
little value to public affairs when it is so
old and decrepid that it has neither inte-
rest in busy life nor energy enough to take
part in the actions Of the day. So let the
gentlemen who are to fill this board and
take upon themselves its responsible duties
be men in the prime of life, with good
judgments, quick intellects, and crest
energy. They should by all means be
friends Of improvement, advocates OF
every measure which can add to the
growth and prosperity of Richmond. In
short, live men, full Of energy, and en-
dowed with far-seeing sagacity, so that
they may be, as it were, the eyes OF the
city, discerning danger on the one hand
and discovering the way to improvement
and prosperity on the other. Such
board would be worth having-it would
be invaluable.
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Amnesty. sc.

The New York Herald still calls loudly
for proclamation of general amnesty by
the President, declaring that such a mea-
anre would restore the southern people to
all their rights, including the "right of
suffrage" We repeat our inquiry on this
noint How can the President confer that
right upon those who are deprived of it by
a law of the nation 1t will take something
more than mere proclamation of amnesty.
The law must be set aside and rendered
imperative. While that would be no more
revolutionary than much that has trans
PRED, we hardly suppose that the Presi-
dent will attempt it. 1t is matter OF
very little consequence what the Herald
says on this subject; butwe should regret
to see even one southern man misled by
hopes and expectations which can hardly,
by possibility, be realized. We have had
promises and hopes enough blasted. There
fore let us expect nothing, and we will
surely not be disappointed.
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Tha New York Times, which has been
little for the President and little against
him, which has decidedly disapproved of
the course of SHERIDAN and S1cKLEs, and
has been, as a conservative, generally OPP
posed to STANTON, now wages sharp war
upon the President for removing these
usurpers and marplots. The Times is
greatly surprised that General GRANT
sho.,ld be party to the execution of or
ders at variance with his own, urges him
to get out Of the War Office, and falls into
the Radical idea that the President is no
body, has no right to do anything, and
that any one who assists him in any act OF
administration is alphabetically cul-
pable. 0, Times! 0, customs
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General Grant.

The Associated Press on Tuesday sent
abroad a dispatch stating that General
GRANT denied the Presidents authority to
remove the Generals Of the southern plan
tations; and claiming superior power Tor
himself in the premises, informed the
President that he would withhold the Or
ders concerning SHERIDAN and SIcKLEs az
least for the present. Upon this message
the editorial in yesterdays DLspatch was
prepared. Before the day was over, now
ever, came second telegram announcing
that General GRANT had given erect 70
the Presidents order removing sickLEs'
and TO. day we have the announcements
that the order sending SHERIDAN straight
off to the seat Of the Indian war; ana as
signing HANCOCK to be his successor IN the
Fifth Military District, is published. The
message adds, however, that General
GRANT is governed in his action oy the let
ter from THAD. STEVENS to Colonel
ScHocH, published by us yesterday morn
ing. We hope that General GRANT is
governed by more independent spirit
and Judgment Of his own, and that he is
not so hopelessly radical as to pin his faith
to THAD. STEVENS. We conjecture that
there is no more truth in this statement
than in that which reported that there was
a serious misunderstanding between the
President and General GRANT; which
statement was positively contradicted by
the National Inteligencer of yesterday.
The national cauldron is still boiling, and
we shall sec what will rise up out of it
when the time comes.
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eH- TO FARMERS AND PAINTERS
BONE DUST.-Ths Lodi Manufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and put In new and
expensive machinery, and are ready to supply
customers with warranted pure article OF FIN
BONE that will drill perfectly well IN machine,
at as low rate as coarser bone Is sold at. Also,
pure FLOUR OF BONE, warranted to analyse
perfectly pure no sale. Samples sent on receipt
of three csnt stamp.
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE.
This is one OF the most forcing and quick-acting
marures in the market and is by far the cheapest.
1t is composed of the night soil Of New York city,
from which all impurities have been extracted.
1t is then deodorized, dried, and pulverized to
-four Four hundred pounds Of this drilled In with
wheat will bring heavy crop on even poor,
worn out soil. Price, $25 per ton Apply to
THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
ssCourtlandt street, New York, or to
HOOE b WEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va.
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REpuD1AT1oN.-The New York Times
regrets that the word "Repudiation " is
more and more brought into party wran-
gles-adding: "The Republicans charg-
" ing it home upon their Democratic OPP
"ponents at every possible opportunity
"and the Democrats apparently growing
"less anxious to shield the mselves from
"the imputation." Processing to have no
fear that the Democrats will gain any vic
tories, it very reasonably suggests that II
they were to carry Pennsylvania or Ohio,
or to come near carrying either of them,
"the fact will not, under existing clrcum-
" stances, be calculated to increase public
"faith in the stability of our nations Gre
edit" The Times is sensible.
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SDeciGl Notices.


s@ THE FLAG!
THE FLAa!i
The TLAG!l!
LEVY BROTHERS
waves high above the hosts OF
ExroRr1os AID HIGH PRICES
ECONOMY TO TIE FRosT.
Small profits and quick sales are our es'A0ii'A'N
,.,n.,n,ss and win be maintained against
all competition, as the following
prices will convince;
Elegant Satin striped Mozambique 81 - pes ais''
pattern, worth 80;
veYv rich aosts Hair Dress Goods at - per ofssS'
worth $IS;
erenadine at a reduction Of 20 percent;
Real Huss,a Diaper 90. worth$a;
nenu,ne Rnssia Crash at 12ac per yard, worth 10;
White Flannel at 2sc.,
All wool Flannel at 3oc.,
French Soft Finished Cambria, It yards "ioS' -
Soc, worth &c.;
R,ack Hermann at 25c. per yard, worth 4oe.;
plain co,ored Mozambiques at 2oc., worth H'c.i
Lawns at LA. 20, and 2sc., reduction OF ~ pei
cent; ,e,.
Reached Cotton at l2sc., full yard wide a. i''''
worth 2oc.
Yard wide Bleached Cotton, nearly 80 soou 90
wamsntta. at 2oc-Wamsutta sells a. Soc
- "a Cations from l23 to 2oc.,
P,Il width Bleached and Unbleacheo shee'De'
at 5oc., .os.
pu,ow-case Cottons, full 4s inches wide' a. 2'0''
pn,ow-case Linen, full II yards Wide' a. '''''
worth 81; IA worth
Linen sheetng, il yards Wide' o.
$2.25 per yard;
Bishop Lawn at 25c., worth $780,;
p.-.o,,on. white Brilliants at 25c., worth ''c'
Table Damask, extra neavy' Warfan''O
at 75c.. would be cheap at$ii
Cassimeres at 81, worth Sl.'0'
Linen Drillings, from 20 TO 'o''
Imam Duck at 2sc., worth ''c''
uor,no Shirts for Gents at sl.S' worm o.
ro,,o,s at SO and 7sc., worth 81 ana
$50;
Tncked and Embroidered OoiiHi0 -
zen, worth 50;
crocbst Trimming, six yards in apiece LOT i0''
worth loc per yard:
poa, Tape Trimming, IL yards IN piece ior '0'''
would be cheap at Isl;
poo, Damask Doylies, warranted all linen, at
$3.50 per dozen, worth $3.50;
Damask apkins at SO, worth $3.50;
Cotton Hose at 12sc., worth lStc.;
Real English Cotton q ose at Soc;
IN fants Frock Waists at so and &c.,, worth I5e.
and 81;
Real French Wove Corsets at 81;
Table Cloths at &c., worth Sl.25;
Huckaback Towels at 81. s., and s5, worth 30,
81 so, and $3.50 per dozen;
Domestic Ginghams at 16sc.;
Wide English Prints at 20 and Csc. per yard:
Shifting Stripes at l2sc.;
Bed Tick at lac.
Also, at low prices,
Travelling ,satchels and Baskets, shawls' Lace
Mantles:, Black Silk saeques, Basques, and
Circulars.
Remember the FLAG, perforated with holes.
LEVY BROTHERS,
an 30 l547.Main street.
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THE DEMOCRATIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ing to Radical Senator MORTON, OF INDIANA
the Democrats of the North are upon inc
following platform
"Repudiation of the national debt
restoration of slavery, or, II that cann no.
be done, payment by the nation Tor slaves
pensioniDg the soldiers widows ana or
phans of the Confederate army; recogni-
ton of the right of secession, and the
unconditional return Of rebels to poli1lcai
power.'
And as the Democrats constitute nearly
one-half of the northern people, the coun-
try has as yet no reason to congratulate
itself upon the results Of the war.
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capable of doing. Two tracks viii no. o.
suffice to transport the freights that VIII
be thrown upon it. But just here comes
in the water line, parallel with it, winch
will relieve It of its heaviest fre'ghts' anu
leave to it the active and rapid transla'ioh
of the lighter business and passengers
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MARRIED.,

Atst. Paul's church. on Tuesday evening the
27th instant, BY the Rev: Charles ain9lGeIode, =.
mond bar, to Miss ALICE, daughter OF Isaac "a
venport, Jr., ksq., of this city.
In Lynchburg, on the 18th Of Jnly last, at Court
street By TIE Rev. 4hn
s %arus, Wa Va, to Miss ELEANOR HoLCuMBE, of
Lynchburg, Va.
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s@S. ZETELLE, RESTAURATEUN.-
His tables always supplied with everything In
season, as well as delicacies and Injuries lorelsn
and domestic. Refreshment and Dining rooms iot
ladies' and gentlemen. The Bar supplied with the
hast Of liouors and good attendance everywhere.
jeN NO. iso1 mAiH eAhnhA'
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DIED.

DIED.
~ cbolera infantum, sunrise on Wednesday
ID oist instant, MAYO MEEK, aged nine months
and Eighteen days, second son OF K. B. Wiuer,
Jr.. and Mary Mayo Witter
On the Qsth OF August, CHARLOTTE SCHR0E
DKR, wife Of Gotfred Schroeder, in the seventeen
year OF her age.
The funeral will take place THIS (Friday)
N ,xNlNG at 10 o. clock from the residence of her
son f. C. Schroeder, CT imbor-zo brewery. All
friend. are invited TO attend without further no.
tice RequieScat in pace.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats. e.

A GLORIOUS FUTUkE~-ah,.-r'
n A. GUNST q Co., NO. sos Broad ii
street, have Just returned from the GA, RHN
ern cities with the Iars est stock OF ~
Boots AND SHOES
ever brought to this city, which they will o..
the public st sstonishingly low prices. Wss asr %
tise noprcs list, ~ orr stock Is too large 10
rate all the different prices. call and Sxsni" ne
prices. and we guarantee tn compete win ,ha oui
and cheapest In the city. Country mercb,n, Ds9,
find it 70 their fntsrestto call Us before
a. isfgs e! Of sEwED BRoeAss and yApo.
LEON BOOTS. A. GUysT d CO neV'
:, auss No. sos Broad, near Yirtb S s,,.:.,
CHEERING NEWS! CHEERING
CNEws! Tho public are hereby nosis.s =,
the tremendouc bargains now offered b1
MICHAEL GUN6T, AIT Broad street, betvss,
Tourth and Pifth. The entire stock to be eio,.a
out to make room for the large stock of fail ana
winter goods. The following are some OF Inc ,na
ducemsnts Ladies' Toilet Slipper, ale; GEM,
Opera Slippers. 75c.: Ladies' Gsitsrs, Al S
Gents Boots, $3.50 upward; Childrsn's Glow,
Kid Healed Balmorals, 9oc q splendid stoeI q,
Custom. made goods always on hand. -
Notice to Farmers and Mechanics.-?os psIrs q,
frst. class Kip Balmorals, every pair WARRANTED
Country merchants are invited to call
ID. tUSsT, All Broad street
between Fourth and fifth.
g. DsssI will be pleased TO see his friends.
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From Professor Charles Martin, Hampden Sidney
College, Virginia, dated July l, 1857
'tThs Double Refined Poudrette is operating
like charm on my crops and attracting universal
attention from all beholders. am already salts
fed that 1t IL the cheapest and surest renoVstof OF
onr worn. ont soils.n jy2s BINS
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Books. St0t5O1le7'ys dc.

yTTOODHOUSE q PARHAM HAVE
w FOR SALE
sort. Price. Observation-Disclosures. 8? 90
The Election OF Representatives., Parlia-
mentsry and aunicpa Treatise BY
Thomas Hare, ksq ........................ 30
On the Boulevarts; together W tn Trips to
Normandy and Brittany. BY w. blanch-
The Seven weeks War in Germsny. It's an
tecedents and its Incidents. By H. NJ.
Hozier, F. G s. 2vols svo, with maps, 10 90
The Cultivation Of the Native Grape, and the
Manufacture OF American Wines. By
G orge Husman. ........................... / SO
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GOOD NEWS TO HOUSEKEEPERs
AND THE PUBLIC.
Flour has fallen, and we are determined, as
usual, to give the public the benefit OF the decline
in the way of
LARGE AND SWEET LoAF-BREAp.

Why will you continue to bake your own bread
this hot weather, when You can send to T. 3.
GILL'S BAKERY. No. II Broad street, and at his
branch, one door from the corner OF Broad and
sixth streets, and get more BAKED BREAD for
the money than what you can buy the -four fort |
BRsAD, CAKES, and CRACKERS sold, whole.
sale and retail, as low as be bought any where
else in the city, and the quality guaranteed to
give satisfaction.
au 2s-lw T. GILL.
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John DOOLEY, Hat and Cap Manus
u factursr and Dealer. 1911 Eagle Square, IN
Main street. Richmond, Va Is daily recsiv. III
ing and manufacturing all styles OF s,aplsS
and fancy Hats and Caps Wool Hats, mens and
boys, from the lowest to the highest price Fur
and Silk Dress BATS OF all grades
Just received very beautiful lot OF Military
Caps, for OH GERS and privates
Wholesale merchants would do well 10 call
~
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TUST RECEIVED at 1920 Main sss,
u street, another lot OF those MINERS EMl
NAILED BRUGANS, also, CASVASsy WI
BALMORALS, for base ball players for va.
sale ct very low prices All are invited to call bs.
fore buying elsewhere. II. u. GASTOY
1870 Main street
E. "INFREB, salesman myn
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lust PUBLISHED.

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CHOIR: A collection of
new Hymns aud Tunes for Sunday school,
Choir and Home Circle purposes. BY &. b.
Chamberlsyne, il,
Let super,rtsndents, teachers, and all who are
interested in the Sunday School cause, exam. me
this work aud convince themselves that II Is what
school book. Copies will be sent by mail to any
address on receipt Of twenty cents, the marked
price OF this book. liberal discount allowed
schools, booksellers, music d. alers, sc.
ALL orders should be addressed to T. b. CHAM
BEkLAYNk. Jr, post ONCE box l47, or TO the fol-
lowing agents for the sale Of the same: Msssrs.
&c, rye l.. Bidgood, Woodhouse & Parhsm, A. h.
Christian Go StsIke Ryland. American Tract
Society tT: D. Waf0rd sseV9s,' and A. eeb
The "sunday School Choir" may be procured
at the book and music stores generally. au 2a-lw
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~ BACHELORS HAIR DYE-BATCHE.
LoR,s HAIR DYR.-This splendid HAIR DYE is
the best in the world. The only trns and perfect
dye-harmless, reliable, instantaneous. No dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes
invigorates the hair. leaving 1t soft and beautiful.
The genuine ia signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
LOB. All others are mere limitations and should
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
of counterfeit. 1e III
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NOTlCE.-we, the undersig, ed, here s.
N by inform the public In general that We a''I
this day claimed IS sS s%s propsrS II BOTTLES Ia
TIA e,ty Win the exception Of IN 50 oeshpE su'
brand OF r. busch, H. MsCornisk anu ant Inc
7 Gotleib. We therefore caution dsS 81 ns,na the
pssme a. they WIN be dsalt with sssoIdins Wv
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n9T RICHMOND TRU FACTORY
Those In want OF well.made, durable TRUNKS
can get their supply at factory prices, and at the
same time encourage HOME BETBRPR1sE We
Keep a good assortment OF our OWL make on hand,
and also make to order styles as the purchaser
may desire, with interior arrangements to suit
their own convenience. Labor 10 cheaper here
than in the North, and materials just as cheap as
In the North. The freight and drayage on ordi-
nary size Trunks will average one dollar apiece;
10 we save the profit that the northern manufactu.
rer makes. and the cost OF freight and drsyage.
The purchaser can see by the above facts that we
are enabled TO sell HOME MADR TRUNKS for
LESS than northern TRUNKS Of same quality are
sold In this market
REPAIRING.-We also do all kinds OF REPAIR
ING, when, with small outlay, you can save the
expense Of buying new ones and while an old
Trunk will not look as we'll as new one, yet 1t
will be lust as strong as new one. We also M
LOCKS and COVERS on Trunks.
We have also our usual large supply OF BOOTS,
SHOES, and CATERS Of the latest styles and best
make, made expressly for us, all widths and sizes,
which we are selling much lower than those that
pretend to sell cheap. Our SHOES are made with
ont wood or paper.
MARCUS HARRIS BRO,
No. 4ss Broad street, corner Fifth,
and No. sls Main street near Tenth.
Trunk Factory at No. ga Broad street, corner OF
Fifth. jsls-n
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A PUBLICATIONS. FOR TIE P, ST.
n TON OF MaTRna Of g. Paul's Church
from this late until the Nh OF September Address
MANAGERS or ST. PAULS CHUKUH HOME,
box lse, Richmond. al so-6t