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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

OF THE


Delivered in the City Of Atlanta
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Io,l;s and FIN, C,,,s.o.
80
Human governments, like every
thing else human, naturally tend &c
decay They can only be preserved
by constant wafchiasness, courage
and adherence to correct principle
These remarks apply with unusual
force TO Tree governments, which an,
me most di'heult OF all 10 maintain
" We, the people OF the United
states, were the hrst 10 history who
had attempted the experiment oil
living under Democratic % Repub
mean FORM OF government, We might
be excused II we failed to discover
the symptoms OF approaching death
ana TO apply The remedies to pre-
serve our liberty and the blcssipgs
We have heretofore enjoyed. but
We are not the trst who have made
tins experiment. Other people aud
nations Tor thousands Of years, have
had Commonwealths, Republics, and
pemocraeios, wnhoh have risen and
iai'en o'nes almost without nnmeer
! ou' assert great 'rnfh--onc winch
hnds no contradiction or exception
J" al h's,ory-vhon } say mat nc
great 'oau'ng ana substantial cause
OF inc decay OF freedom IN all conn-
tries nave ever been the same. How
meScnSabIe aust we be II we 'a'l to
discover ,he symptoms ana now COW
afdiy ana recreant II We iaii to np'
Ply the proper remedy to prevent SO
ioul a death
no people ever commenced 10
puma up a ifec government under
sueh 'aNo'aole husp'eesa as We " h"'
climate soi'' variety oil productions
ana material resources DO we pos
sess and WHAT an ancestry abdwhat
common struggle Tor liberty did
our ihthers pass through bid any
Peopio .N'' pe'o,'' so'"'"e"eo WIN
such advantages Rome eolnnene.
60 ., ',n',' c,'y 'nu wa, uesp, S,
by the barharians around IT. She
EXTENDED her power by her arms,
and increased TIL Mt last she became
'"'s''e " "n' "o'io' W. eo'"'
'"e , WV ~" - Pe0pfi ,o""".
" s", ip e, 20 ~ i,oP'' wv
mao ne'o'e, a"' we nau le"sr "'s
mns'ohs anu e'e"enu' OF o,scora
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c"o ,o'''ens'i 40 y - seP",s'' US
~ 'ne er'l,'c' snu ov,'upu"s IN
u u'''oo' VI VI. o'o ~o'.ol Sp'o"u ou'
.n's great continent pe'ofe US WIN
.no "'uc sea 70 separate US nom
'"em' WIN no 'unuehceoi m1"AFe"y
anu oppressive systems 70 'nscn"n
or mas w" upon u r.,, II we Wa 'An, II
wiz oe ny our own ,o''y "n.' Ok
cure 'an we runae' 70 our Po''e,''s
anu 70 '' , No''', " W., ~ ,",s "ss'
WIN ,, ' e ''sso ,, ., h'S'o'3 pe,oIe US
s,io" 'lse 'ns',,u''.ns 70 perish on
' ,n,s '9 nun ~, Aha ONO race NJ
nav, nave os' u, ' ,,,,, soonss, . ra" W.
aa,' oos ~. nH , een'"'y /"
S, ,es."', e'p"' e Year, '.ne s w., w.,
. ;'..' vas 'o'N !. ""u oas
asolArea py our r", p I'M
the ,ommonNe"''" ., 'o,"e "'''
four hundred years before the meas
ures when produced her decay T T
proposed M"s' a spee'ae'a INC
best people ,he richest sou, 'ne mos
valuable Produe,ions' os'aoI',"ed Us
IT by che prov'aenoo OF zoo as q
new era IA the history OF the worlo
and bidding Ia" to be the shortest
lived oil any Tree government !" 'he
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

from the first II existed among N
trainers Of the Constitution. l
could not be settled BY argument
aud m appeal was made ~ M
sword !, was an open, manly hight
There was nothing secret or smbigu
Gus IN the issue. II was wagcd b,
men Influenced in the masses by pa
trioiic emotions on both sides al
it was not 10 destroy the Coastitu
ten, bat 20 s-sart on each side thei
different views. On our aide il va
asserted that the States were scparat,
aud independent soycrcignties, ant
that The Constitution was compact
which each party Was q. liberty Il
dissolve a, viii, ssd 30 We seceaet
aud declared Ourselves out Of the
Union On the other hand, il wal
cunicnded tina, We were not out o.
the Union notwithstanding our ~
oossion acts aud that the Copsti,u
ton was not compact, but a bad
ing law upon the States resulting
from compact and therefore nc
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s'ro, u H"a ."' eo"'u''' h.s ' ,n,o :,
w'l'ch We hs,e pr'seu NM ~ "'' ~
,he oppot,ae,'y Oh "'aA,"H W. "
iort INTO 'ne'r hanus, an" '''' t"IAe.'
m''dafy p'''s anu 'ne ono "n''" y
not yet proina'sa'ea 40 raw, arc ,, ,ne
means auop'eu 70 a1e'anP''sn Wv.
design he'e p'''s r, NV p''I''
Tor our a'seP'an'e "e'e /" ~
mafkaels feature IN ,hcss measures
that while 'o'ce Is ei"P'o!eu 70 e,s.
cute them 'hey arc ye' "o"'n."y
submitted 10 10 TOT ou' Encompasses
OF IoJ,euon' =, HI. .,. l.,
oploe' 70 iho Nnoic sy"e"s'
cause !, = uneonsn. uhao A. n a.
hngu''hea mhn-Paroon ,ne, ouen.
to say a notorious 'n' NV. J.
70 me d "" "',' ~ we" ss'
not to waste ume 70 prove 'he ancon'
s'''uuona'''y oil 'nese nsssu'e'-s
'h,la9 shlch every man, Wo"An ana
ehild IN inc country Aae~manu w
he was Tor arcep"ng' nc sPo-e
lru'hia'iy' 'h@' 'o"c''ne, ~
haired candidate IN I'a"syysn's .es
perpetual in'ainy' VINO Is oal1a'ns !or
himself a monument OF ms,,go"y
that Will oyertoP the PyrAoids OF
h'n"Tts $50 mr. '''s''0n"n NV
get done shudae.ine, A"u no''o"
wall ne'e. cease 10 I'.e , " ~ Wy
mind, when ) , see "e" ,a.'"s ~
oath to support inc o""''',u'o", soe
then legisla''ng 10 pun ~ 'of'' asa.
ures which arc OUTSIDE o. ~ a.
great many OF our own FnopN mp
panty say the eo"s'i'S'lon /" oo.a
Then your rlShss, ana hopes ,9f INC
future and at hope lor your eh ,1A.sn
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Misrfllanfuus.
nas MAMMOTH
LIVERY : TABLE y.
HAr,n DouRht AID Sold.

THIS spisodiA stable, iocasst on Ass
10 stsss4, Moth ot tAe Court hoe:.s
3 ~ epep, cad veil stocked with sada's
~ hurrss iioss.s, Bugsics, lacks, r.,
III a which will Be bird on reasoneose
~ Horscs boarded by the moalA.
wsek, dAy, or ainkie eted,
Horvc: and Mules bessht and 'old ~
eeansasion.
I, WV. BRADPIKLO. Prcpsister.
Namhnil. Fsb. ~, 1865. 3e:u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10
N. s n. y. DAVIS,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
MAB1UAIL, TUA.

vIyD.L taks fekuswedesnssss o. pro' u
w DesAs, nssssaeo. - sssss" :" 's''s
6usi.sss II ~ psst " ~ cosstsy sttsndsd
70 Dvsnr161. g. Wesl ~ u ~ PuoHc
F.h N III. n77-ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

m NasAviils tIAios ssa DsPsssA
Of FtiAsy .sys 4" New rsseAee asss
ysptss6sy of . ssalss ead rsId -
siIss n ~ hsslsA u Gov. brsss-
low. Mis- ss1ssists fssn palsy s.s
70 srsat sAsa hA sisssturs is scarcely
lsgible.' .siss 4nss ss fo .aa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

n |. HICATOwER, Attoesey At
H. Law, Hysian Field. Harrison Co.'
Teas, win ptasssca 10 sbe Courts Of The
sixth Jsdisth Dlssssct, ~ ssssnsss o.
trusted 70 hin WI receive prompt Ct
tenti0a. a..
Apsil II, 1856. SOY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

A. porE,. W. sSspAAu,. u. v. Fofs'
uAvE ehsasa . espsstsessaip 10 ~
III psaelies of Nv. sa1es ~ I'm naus
Of POPE. 6TKDAAN, i POPE Thy
viii saleod ~ Cssrla 10 The Coapties Q!
H~risou, RaS, PAaola. aud Upshur o!
the Oh, ed NA'iou Of the Sth Judicial
Distssst. '''s
soptSabsr Is, 1855. 6M
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

J. y. TuLLls,
DENTIST,
MARSHALL, TExAs.
Having returned from tha Ohio Denia
COLLEGE, oGer. his services TO the public.
OA5ce-East OF the Court House, oveI
the store OF W. N. Johnston 4 Go.
Marshall, March ., 81 Wly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

". ,. crunSka1, ~ -. .. nAWLHs'
trDAILrnEN 4 HAWLEY.
A UCTIO EERS s,
M apshAll, Te xas.g
DOnPT st1sasiua gIvsa v III sass
il - sa&susasd v thsis care.
Rstsysaess-0. Q. 0ssIg Z Co, Il y
DsISn = a. Pspe. Sts1esaa 4 PoSs
Hin = LAaGlsy, AsrsAqll. Tssas; J.b
Mooa 1 G. as,i 5sns: lees'trss'
Rossfs .e'tkS, - 9. v 1sl,e2' ~. Es~
OvlsHai. ~ iH' sriS. "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

How 6Hk. N1Aonsn WAS
Dsowrxp. "A spssisi dispstch rom
Cissisnati to ~ New York Herald
$40. : pia a97p'ssi raof
a pssssussr ftoa Fors Bsatoa s1-.
pf1fss nov De-, MssGAsr vss drown
81. n ~ ssgsssd ID : qsaffei %
tho aaterscou' 81 Tie LIT with ~
Irishu,an Who ~ ipsultsd him
Tho sxcitesnvst ssdthsA' y As~s rss
de-ed the General dSlssjou1. snd .
10 O'Clock n he evsA11k - stsis
ffou Ms he'd ssd fell etssbesd an
hody Il List accounts hid ~ bsss
Yscovsfsd, ~
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The wheat crop Of the United
s,stcs is said by experienced fATns"
nd dealers in The West TO BE- tho
Ia,w,st crop ever grown in this coan'
NJ and Il IL estimated at the enor-
nous amount Of 225 600, 600 bushels
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-10

ROLAND JoNpa. y. PfucKxEy hARkis.
JONk6 + HARRIS, Attorneys and
81 Couusllass u Law, olbce on Market
street, Shrsvspost, L.. viii Psact'es 10 the
parishes Of CaAdo, Ds6oto, asd Bosslef,
and will attend 70 cess In the District,
Supreme and Fedessi courts.
Jan. 10. 90 2.'y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

MISS JULIA PEYTON WILL RE-
lNl OPEN her school for young children on tt 9
let of OCTOBER She can be seen at her resid encs,
No. 706 Franklin street, after the 20h september.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

L1vlSGsToSg.-Sir Il. MuRCHIsoS gives it rs
his opinion that LIVINGSTONE, the African
traveller, is not dead. Sir L. NJ. is presi-
dent of The Royal Geographical Society OF
England. He states that if LIVINGSTONE es-
capped in his journey TO Albert Nyanza he
would undoubtedly prosecute his expedition
to the centre of Africa and long time must
elapse before he is heard from. In the African
MoussAs testimony Sir Il. NJ. puts no faith,
because of MoUssA's cowardice and the con-
Trajectory testimony he has given; and he is
the only one of LIvlEGsroSE's expedition who
has returned. Il is supposed that he ran of
Upon the occasion of some trouble without
really knowing what was the end Of it. The
expedition now gone in search Of LIVINGSTONE
IS headed by Mr.. You've, who spent two years
with the traveller on the Zambesi in 4 former
expedition. The journey intended by the eX-
petition will be completed by the end of No
rember and by Christmas the result and the
fate Of LIVINGSTONE will probably be known
in England.
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Rirhn1ond nispatth,
&c. 1867.
The VIRGINIA Salt Waters.

a communication published In this paper
Yesterday describing visit to Cape Charles
suggests some considerations OF general int.
rest Tho Virginia shores of the Chesapeake
and the ocean, the estuaries and capacious
roads and bays which give beauty to those
shores, rs well as afford safe passage, secure
harbors, fine fisheries, etc, cannot be excelied.
II is easy to imagine to what extensive uses
these waters will be appropriated when Nir-
einia achieves somewhat Of the wealth, COM
mcrcial and manufacturing, to which her adj
xantag,@ Of position, water power, Climate
md productions entitle her.
No norton of the Atlantic coast presents SO
~. nv attractions. The waters abound with
,,xrrios of the sea of the choicest. kind. Inc
o,rrapce from the Atlantic to the Chesa-
,,aale-onc of the noblcst bays in the worlo-
"a ono of the crandcst and most capacious OF
all inlcts between the ocean and the iahd-
,,n,,cd waters. From the Chesapeake to the
,r..ror are four grand navigablc rivers giving
10 a wide ,erritory-dividcd oy them nv
,nrs;ve peninsulas-commnni with Inc
n,,.,s nv sea going vessels, which
os.c,a tho rivers almost 10 the heart OF Nll-
VI, .,on we have the noblest facili-
:, ,..,cr. communication and we nave
tho host means for the promotion OF coinioi y
b.,lth. and recreation, so far rs Ihey can 20
aided bv saltwater luxuries, the finest sea
n,,binc. and the noblest views OF sea ana
ocean. uoa
This noble water frontage will yet be caliea
moro fully into rcquisition by the wealth. "''"
enterprise of this State BY the routes across
yirc;ni, the people of the West will soonest
,o.oh tho Atlantic They will come In large
,,,,,,,n.rs IN seek the pleasures and lnrlgora-
,;nr baths of the sea. There Will be MANY
,,,.,nos of resort established ut the most favor
able points. That now spoken OF ~ oape
Charles promises TO be one of the most atIrac-
tive. l, will command the most expansive
view OF the ocean and the bay. The outward
md inward bound commerce OF the pay, IN
Guiding that of Baltimore, Richmond, and
Norfolk will present an erer-chanSlnS ana
ALWAYS interesting scene OF maritime he.
There is TO be an amount of business and
activity upon these great Virginia waters OF
which The present generation little dreams
,.eminp commerce will keep always i'll view
., IN. broad waters the steamers and sail yes
sells engaged in its transportation. The bays
and roads will be animated with the multi
rudes employed in taking the fish and fowl
which will become 4 greatly multiplied source
of wealth 10 the State as the demand IS IN
creased by the increased population and the
opening of direct communication with the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys. And the sum-
mer bathing places-accessible in 4 few hours
from Richmond-will be thronged in the
bathing season, including among their guests
citizens OF the Mississippi valley and OF the
plains beyond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

MISS STANARD WILL REOPEN
ITl her SCHOOL on the lst Of October next on
Franklin street corner Of Jefferson. Tuition In
English, $4s to $50; in Latin and French, each,
S90 an 2l--tOctl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

A GREAT PEACE MANA European letter
states that GAKIBALDI wants peace, after he
has had war enough, gratified his own ha-
treds, and put the world i'll the order that 'oiH
Ssut himl There are a great many advocates
of peace after this fashion. The letter says ::
"Garibaldi, 1 need not say, is for peace,
and always has been 9nly there are two or
three things TO be done before it is finally
established. Rome is TO be taken-Garibaldi
will never abandon that little enterprise-the
Papacy destroyed, and all the military mo-
marches overthrown. Then, but not sooner,
there may be peace. SO Garibaldi has come
to Geneva to declare war on the Pope, France,
Spain, Prussia, Austria and Russia, at least.
When all these enterprises are accomplished,
Europe is to become federated Republic
something like the United States though
without u strong central government"
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DIED.

In Washington city, on Tuesday the oath in
slant, MATT, youngest son of Matthew and Lydia
Al. Peasants, ageo two years, two months, and
two days.
Wednesday morning, September rs, after long
and painful illness OF CONSUMPTION, ANNIE ELI.
daughter OF Captain Thompson Adams OF Abe
marie County, Va, aged twenty seven years
Her funeral will take place THIS Thursday
AFTERNOON at o'clock from her late residence,
GA Pine street near.Cary The friends and rela :
tives Of the family are requested to attend with
out further notice.
At her faith er's residence, on Thursday, septem-
ber ~. LEILA BlNFOkp, Youngest child OF An.
ME (. and George 7. PERRIN, aged six weeks
and three days.
On the 25th instant, Mrs. JANE N. BOOKER, In
ths seventy seventh year Of her age.
william :. Wood, are invited TO attend the fune =
raj from the First Presbyterian TOR. Moors's)
church THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

THE BAY OF SAMASA.-This bay, on the coast
of ST. Domingo, it is stated, has been pur-
chased for Il naval station by the United States
Government for the sum Of 100000 There
is large deposit of coal upon the very coast
OF the harbor, which is represented to be the
finest in the world. If these statements be
true, the purchase will prove to be of great
advantage to the United States in CONNER
cial sense, while ii is q move on the chess
board, politically, that puts in check one OF
more Powers. II is we'll that the capacious
bay is put to 4 good use by a nation that can
properly employ it. The Black Republicans
OF the island would never make it available
for any purpose comparable to its capacity
and advantages though they remained u ma.
ton ill doomSday.
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plains beyon'

Formers Chronicle is displeased because &C.
neral HANCOCK was waited upon by, and made
\ speech to, q crowd of JOHNSON men in Wash
inyron on Tuesday night. If FoRSEY will read
the G. GENERALS speech he will recover his equa-
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NOTICE-TO THE STOCKHOLM
IN EkS OF TIE NATIONAL. COAL MININa

N 0haNII-I0 IhE SIOCh1OJD>
~ SkS DE THE NATIONAL COAL MINING
SoMtANf ZOE NlRdlNlA1.-Ata meeting OF the
board OF taa President and Directors Of tae Ma.
az the ei SSI 81 MnnE Company held at their office
sep;emeer. 1857, tbs following preamble and @eso ~
ton were adopted fo Civ ieoo
,,a appearing 70 the meeting satisfactorily that
,asht Oh ten per eentum on the capital stock and
that such per centum. or much greatsr ons ar ~
yet unpaid and impossible on the stock. II Ia 20
ReSolced and ordered, Tha ten Der centpm Ia
assessed GA each and every share OF the capi,sI
stoek OF the company, TO be paid in to the Presi.
ana that the President be and he is hereby an,
utof!zsd and qpestsd 10 eaforcs this assessmen,
,he payment thereof by al and every legal means
"nleh no may deem reasonable or necessary
>, anetusl paymsnt OF said assessment to me at
.ae once OF the company In Richmond Va. bv
s@'n stock holder, isearnestly requested
R,rs,, JOHN s. LooalS. President. &
hlcHaosD, VA, September rs, 1867 sa 90
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cmBATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE-BATCHE

nrBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE-BATCHE-
Logs HAIR DYE.-This splendid HA1R DYE Is
tbs best In the world. The only true and perfect
dye-harmless, reliable, instantaneous. NO dis-
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural BLACK
or brown remedies the III effects OF bad dyes !;
;nyigorates the hair leaving it soft and beautiful
Tb. genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATGHk-
roR. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumer'.
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
.o-to,, je lido
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

THE NORWOOD SCHOOL, with a
fnll corps of able and experienced instructors,
and under sill more favora Bile auspices tn IAN here
tofore, will reopen on WEDNESDAY the 2sth OF
Sentember. 1851 The interest and advancement
of the scholars shall receive the closest personal
attention. address ;, c.pp1I pr,ne,nal
Norwood post. office, Nelson county, va.
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ne SPECIAL NOTICE.
REGNAUIT leo, AUCTIONRERS,

ne SPECIAL NOTICE.
REGNAULT 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs,
MAIN sTREET BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
beg to inform their friends and the public gene.
rally that they continue to conduct the AUCTION
and COMMISSION BUSINESS in all its branches
and will, as usual give prompt and personal a.
tenton TO business entrusted to their care. having
one Of the largest storerooms In the city, II 1t
peculiarly adapted for the displayo OF goooS TO oe
offered for sale at auction.
They give undivided attention 70 safes 81 slore,
nr,vata Residences, or elsewhere, and by quick
salss and prompt returns hope TO merit the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed In this branch OF
onr former business JOHN F. REGHAULT,
on ,u WILLIAM L. MAULE.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on the LIST Of Sep
II tember 1857 associated with Us MI: T. L:
MOORE OF North Ga,1lins We T sHnin1 nnd dae
, Ia1 arm name. and style OF STEVENS: PEGRAM
viii keep full sgppls OF bs
anmhara in the city The old arm IL thankful
aar the liberal patronage extended 70 them, and
the new one solicits a continuance OF the same;
Goods delivered free Of charge In any bar OF the
city. . sASf SNS 40 o.
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DARNUM's MUSEUM COLLECTION
VAN AMBURaH's GREAT MENAGER1E,
in conjunction with
DAN OAsTELLo's GREAT SHOW,
numbering In all
TuPRR puNDRED MEN AND HORSBsl
THREE HUNDRED MEH AND HORSES

An enormous Moral Combination OF instruction
and refined amusement will exhibit In kiSh mona
for three days only-TUESDAY, WEDN Es IA -
ON ba Sronn. cesPss Fo and Clay
Under the immense new Pavilion, Tor one pr'ce oi
admission. -,
BARNUM's DEpART TIEE MUTUAL HIS
combines great number OF specimens OF various
descriptions and character In the schooi OF na a
raj History which have been jndefstieabls re-
search, and the most lavish outlay OF money.
VAN AMBURGH & CO.'S DEPARTMENT
consists with numerous additions) OF the entire
Van AmDu1gh aoologicsi S mest besutfut VIA
Beasts, Birds and Reptiles, from every section OF
the known world.
DAN CAsTELLo's DEPARTMENT,
comprising Dan Castellos Great Circus, composed
of the most distinguished luminaries in the eques-
trian profession, comprising the best Male and Fe
male kiders. A great gratuftous eXhibltion oha-
racterizes the entree OF our estaosnment IN every
p'"''' BRILLIANT STREET PAGEANT.
In this grand cavalcade and moving picture Will
chariots, gorgeousy. decorated platform cars, ar
tisticaly finished cages and dens, containing the
whole OF the geological collection me oaGd cna-
riot Of original design and resplendent decora-
ton called the Throne Of Apollo; and caVal-
cade entitled the Crusaders. Triumph, consisting
Of over ohe hundred and NIFTY mounted mo kn,gn.s'
pennons, and insignia, and accompanied ny tneir
ladies in costumes of Medieval ages, all preceding
the crowning feature of the procession-a large
living on borne on the sleyatsd Platform o. tine
trsmeIied and free in the public streets. This
sight forms the great sensation Of the times.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR RICHMOND.
First appe arauce in America of the great Pari-
sian Artist and Equestrisnne, late OF the Cirque
Emperiale,
MADHMo1sELLE PAULINE,
and the child wonder,
LITTLE MINNIE,
the youngest and most petite equestrian performer
IN tba world whose remarkable skill and courage
have elected the most enthusiastic encomiums
from the press and the public.
ADMISSION, 75cents children under ten years,
, so cents. ~
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY!
AFTERNOON at Q o'ciock-EVENI Nc at ]
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TOHN DOOLEY, Hat and Cap Manu-"
Main street, Richmond, Va !, is daily rsceiv 81
Ing and manufacturing all styles OF s.aplss-
and fancy Hats ard Caps. Wool Hats, mems ana
boys from tho lowest TO tho highest price FUR
and Six Dress Hats Of all grades.
Just received . very beautiful lot OF military
Caps, for Ulcers and prlyates
Wholesale mere ha ants would do well to call
jy 10 -
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.

NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Brown and Bleached Cotton. all grades;
Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
Pillow. case Cottons,
Linen sheesings and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains in Towels
Large assortment Prints. very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. de LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, Merino,
Biarritz, Fontaine, de LANES
Poplins, Ottomans,
Alpacas, ombazines, SC.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH POPLINS.
shawls, Shawls
Fine assortment Flannels, Table Damask,
Napkins, Bslmoral Skirts, Csssmsres,
Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, &C., at
WILLIAM N. BELL & CO.'S,
ga % BOT Broad street.