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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-28

has in company with his father, s. l..
Bissell, Esq, at the fathers farm, in
Middebnry, niseteen pure blOoded ewes
OF the first quality, and one yearling
buck, "Wide'a Wake" which are among
the best specimens Of vermont Infant
ADDE'S" The junior Bissel has my
thanks for his generous hospitality and
many fsvors shown me.
The farm Of gentlemen German Cutting
Il Son found everything pertaining 10
sheep Ia the the best order, as might be
expected OF \ man who has made the
sheep business his own for the past %
years, as has the senior partner of this
farm, Both father and son devote their
entire energies in e1deavorlng 70 bring
the Spanish Incriuo sheen 20 rs near per-
lection as can be reached in this country,
W, r. Sanford, Esq, OF Orwell, VI, well
known as sheep man. imported what
he considered some choice blJOded sheep
from the old country, but afterwards
purchased, in 1854, OF the Messrs. Cut
ting, ~ ewes, for 500 per head, which
was, up TO that time, considered the
largest sale Of sheep ever made in this
country, This farm, in 1865, sold over
1900 worth Of sheep and wool from
their flock, and they Ike all other first
sheep raisers, will not part with their
best stock. This statement goes to prove
that IL the labOrer is worthy OF his
hire, he is pretty sure to get 1t in the
sheep business of Vermont. Cutting 4
Son nave now one Of the finest tlocks in
this or any other State which for uni
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The Presidents Views Of the Political Sitila-
ton General scho!icd Gets the Benefit o!

lie jrcsidthtS VIEWS VI wv 'o'i'i'"' ''
ton Gclcral scho!icld Gets the Benefit o!
Them
a., S,,urdav last q very large number OF
,.rtIamnr nd ur,to ;, number q, ladies called
mon the Pros 'lou,-,nauy 10 pay their re
SHEETS Among those who called on official
buslucgs was Major General Schulicli. y
gentleman yyho had no official business with
mo President but who rs = '.tomsrrvatiyc
r,ruIIiruu =, merely made q friendly call, in
.,rmS IS rhat he found MIR Johnson IN a very
;. l.rp,,ll, mood He di>courSnd quite freely
,,rrt, tho pnIIriral situation He G!d not seem
10 be- yiirrgi~"d bv the rrsltt OF the recent el"c
Ital>. He referred 10 The fact that in several
Of his printed speeches he had said that he
u,au!r would in good thine teach their public
..rl..nts Ehrr!glli way: that the people could
wisdom he remarked ethan presidents,
congresses. or conventions" His attention
u.s. called IN nm ,YaIv~is q. the recent election
-, ONO v-har, ;,,., ',rr.4, parties prcScn ted
,,-h ~ .i~,.,.t T1a ur,nl. looked nj them
III I...~,,..iuar..I,. mud lout; The soldier
.,',..,,.3 i'''r.,- tI.,,..I ,f tho Panuhlicau
-, tIr.. ..,rt,noj, ,.hul;iro me Demo
r.,. ,,, ,,o,oiun-,r.. r N.II,udi~ha,n man
lil,,, Thurman ivs;n,i of :, soldier and accept.
ga Ynd rIrrIrd M. l...,I.l.luvrot the Demo.
cr.,, .ruI f,,n.aryai,>,. marty "a urryrur the
r.-,.l..n.,nn 80. ., gt.,,ii,ul ii.n Mr. Wade thus
,.,I,i. .4, ~. ,,.. -r,.,n.s il, n,Iiiir. and
~, -. m. .1,u.. election they buriai tn.
- '.t ,,'....' NM. -,
"'~'"' - = - " r,ti ,,...;li..,'. H.
a. - ';,i "
~, - , r.,..,rl-.,irn 49,, I. i .na l7,ri,. Of
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Speci0i Notices.

as SIC SEMPER TYKANNI>!
DOWN WITH TIE TYRANNY OF ENokbl-
TAST CHARGES AND UP WITH THE
yICToElQUS BANNER OF DRl
GOODS At Low PRICES,
which is tie motto of
JULIUS sYC!.E, 9l3 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH.
Inst arrived from northern auctions, great bar
gains in
FRENCH and ENGLISH MZRINoS, IRISH REPS
and POPLlNS, in all late styles;
sATIS-sTRIPE POPLINs, MOUsLlNs, DE-
BAGES, very cheap;
ALP.CAs-BbACK, WHITE, and CoLoRED, OF
every quality and price
The latest and most fashionable color, blo-
MARCK, is amply represented IN al the above
goods. Call and see them.
spECiAL.-I have the LARGEST and CHEAP
EST STOCK OF BLANKETS, OF ali sizes 10 be
found in Eichmond. 4s the cold weather ap-
proaches, the attention of buyers is called TO
them.
CLOAKs, SACQUES, JACKETS, and sHAWLs,
Of every kind, every style, and every price. Any
ono wishing 10 purchase good and cheap WhAf-
PER Will do we'll 10 gi7e me an early eau.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
In this variety Of DRY GOODS am able 10
sustain my supremacy in prices and quallty.
Calico. fast color., only 10, l"3, 1876.
BLE4CHED and UNBL2ACHED COTTON for ls
and l23c. : excellent article, yard wide only
lttc.:
lo-4 SHEETIHG full width, for sheets, only aoc.
PlLLOW-CASE COTTON only 25c.;
and all kinds Of dry goods selling at very low
prices. Give ire call if you wish 10 secure good
h,rc.irs JULIUS STCLE,
el3 Main street, between AinIh and Tenth
Inara sccurci the services OF Nessrs. EllEr
4. CARE JuNaS WEINBERG, GkoEGE +.
B8GBY, aud GEORGE S|4BACHER, who would
be very happy to sea and serve their numerous
friends.
Closed on SATURDAYS. oc5
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RECEIPT OF SECOND SUPPLY or

f.g- RECEIPT OF SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DHY GOODS At THE
OLD ESTABLISHED EMPORIUM OF MiTTEl.-
OUErE& = CO., loc9 MAIN street, OPPOSITE
POST. crFiCE.-We are receiving, and now open
for inspection, our second supply this season OF
Beautiful Dress Goods, Cassinares, Cloths, SAT-
nets Cassiuo:ts Sheep's Gray, Pulled Cloths, ana
all the leading brands OF Bleached ana hro"h
Co:to,S, >Acetnss, Filiow-case C0ttons, 1lcklnSs,
Dauims, Stripes, Plaiis. Flanae!s, &c, &c fui!
line of Hosiery and Notions And 10 buy the best
IS well as the cheapest goote IN the cit" be sure to
cana. NITTELpOKFGR CO.'S,
10gG Main street, opposite poat-otce
The following gentlemen are with Us "a safes
mon: John O. SALE, +. p. GKETrSH, L. &. TuR-
yER, wlLLlAx BAEXT; AID they would be p leased
.oI' ,b.;r fri.nJs oc5
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WHAT CoxGNR~s WILL Do Now.-Ihc VI
hnnn, llat,l'iyrur,r Of yesterday says:
THE adverse verdict of III" people, II 1t
sinai! have the effect of compelling IN" k;'Gl-
calls 10 change their manner OF attack, seems
in no wise 10 hay" induced them 10 torcco
their predetermined overthrow OF conSutu-
tionaI government. Their plan heretofore nm
d,ut-r1iy communicated The idea OF dcposiI"
,hc Pr.sldrn; pending his tTIalupon lmpeach,
1n"ni either with or without IN" pTcieHt oi
AN Iucou> titutioual act of Congress, TO De
passed over a prtsidenIinl veto. lhcr oar"
MOI now 20 lha. length. We accordingly
learn that new e%ped"nt mas been proposed
Upon The assembling OF Congress II l. cur
rrntly reported 4 joint resolution i TO D"
pushed hurrcGly through, prescribing the
mod and manner of trials ~ lEpeachhcnl
tn. provisions OF which viii greatly simplify
Tho process and enable the Seuat" 10 get n
the end of the Presidents trial III 4 coinparA-
tiyc!v very short time. To whom ms invention
i due we are unable To SAY, but II certainty
originates with some one fully up 10 TINS age
.: steam power progress.
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WRITER'S & LOUD, General Agent. Tor so,,,,..
States. 49," IN
II. e. DEsHlELDs, Agent. Richmond. y.
Dr.. john g. SHELTON. Msdica! Examiner.
OFFICE EI3 MAlg STREET
(1ndsr Lancaster ( Coz


We lsse ms m"iho1 OF calling your st'eu,s--
10 tns ~" G1 L .ha seVsntaS-s 81 The Sp.IG
hhshnDA hlrh lsSCEAH,. COMPANY. All
70 10" nlSA po,l!"h when TINS company. ONLY -
ths nun Year OF ~ eE!.'"bcs, hA- ALREADY A.,
tAined among 10" leading Lie Insurance Con-.
MES OF the united state.
iss Ih's company msS"s special tap1,l. -,
the Insurance Department Of n" State al =.
York, for which R,gisttrsd Policies are i..ast :,
urs'Teu, couhIerslshea oy tue Superintendent,
the Insurance Department. certifying ,h,, -
polcl,. aro secured by pledge Of Public S,,rt.
non william Barnes, Superintendent, In,7r,-.
Department state New York, IN his la.,ra
da:ad Jnly 1T says The new system Of p,,..'
tfl"g mr. P"Ltcts, Initiated by the soKrA -.
RIGA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY on the lltS -
1905 has met with great success l.. the tr.t ra,.
lts lhtrodnc0on 10 the public, having t..ra. ~
registered policies IN the first itna fnoath. =
registry system combines tho advantage. d, r. L.
rii"ft h"a c"Tp"r"t' enterprise. with G,r.-.r..
tdA lnSt0dN. Snpr rtStay, amt I,Diuit4nstE.
FuH6S. This act place. the k.y.hyn. n s..
Hrc't Of Life hiSurnHc. Ntcrrty and render. +,
immoV:hIe ana perfect Mos o. orr I4r.-,...
ciaS IN the Cotton states 81 TIL. cN... ~
showing an enlightened appreciation Of th... 49,
rantASss.
II The policies o. this comnsny are 'ri'.gut-..
StricSi0GS on trir.k or r-Eui,Ur. f0gt-tta ~ ,l,
tropics. ~ any season Of tae year. Su4srEsty ~.
required. and no crtrH ctargs to travel In y.
other portions Of Europe aud amar!cs
81. Policies paid on sinpi, progfaff.ah
and ara inconta-tau.e from any ctu.. 'a,car, .-
account Of frun3 80 conditions Win ,aL,,s,,.t
10 f,sftiHg S,ifcfie dtuth rrsrt jrt1,,. 80.
iy tie h0uiS n iuStIr. etc.. III. Sarr.- ,ns.
policies contain any restriction. a. 70 chtr..a.
0ceupuiinH. Orcr insured. the policy. hofJ.r1 l. ".
Liberty to change hi. bushes, or ,ccnr,,tdr =,
any other, whether hazardous or otharyci-. a. 81.
out extra charge. In fact, party ono, #a.t..
in the NORTH AMERICA In good f4itn hI- ,u..r,
i iudisputaDle an! will b. p4ii ON rrmaf - :
oath. Thi. company has ,,.r.r r,,,,!, t.,f. W. -
lien.
4lh. The NORTH AMERICA isupon thu nr,n.,
benefit plan. Each policy, hoIt~r h.. oue vote ,.r
every $500 Of Insurance for directors, ana n.n.
hut policy. holders can be a,ac,.I ,p ANY ori. .u
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slS iSAIGffE,LUH'S

as~ BATCHEL0n's HAIR DYE-BATCHE.
L0R'S HAIR DY E.-This splendid HAIR DYE is
the best in the world. The only true and perfect
dye-harInless, reliable, instantaneous. No dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown remedies the III effects OF bad dyes !;
nvisorates the hair, leaving 1t soft and beautiful.
The genuine Is signed WILLIAM a. BATCHE-
L0R. All others are mere limitations, and should
oe svo.ded. Sold by MI druggists and perfulners.
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
of Il cnunrarfe!t. le u-tDl0
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sc GENTLEIEN'S DR ESS GOOD
FOR
FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
JOlIN G. SnaFER & CO.

JUIN G. SNAFEk Z CO.,
MER C. II 4 y i 4 \ l. . = S,
Fourteenth stree: under Exchange Hotol,
RICHMOSp,
have lust received q large and we'll selected stock
Of CGUTuS, CAsSIMEEES, UVERCoATINGS,
SILK and VELVET EESTINGS of the latest 70.
reign importation, which they prepared to
make mp in best manner and most approved and
fashionable styles at reasonable prices.
4 call is respectfully solicited.
n. B-SHlRTS and COLLARS made 10 order al
short notice. SEES
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SlwHo UTTERLY RrrUDIArEp.--lt is noted rs
a remarkable fact III The Ohio returns tna'
.nosc members q: the last Legislature" who
voted tor the negro constitutional amendment
and We're candidates FOR reelection were re
,uoysc,rssly slaughtered by their constituents.
\ Cleveland paper says: "Thcrc VIII h"
scarce enough Of thc,o in the next Legislature
10 form 4 corporal's guard.
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GRANT A<p SHEEMAN.-Ihc Richmond Dis
3,utc. Is ANXIOUS 10 array Grant ana MS Srcat
i,,vrcrau; Sherman in antaEouiSm 10 each
other Tor the Presidency.
It.nav hr cousoluc 10 IN" bjSH"ttct 10 kno"
that ,Sucrmaus most Int;'"ai" friends &C.
clare shat he would not ran against General
Grant under any circumstances. and they are
,auallv unanimous il saving that he would
not ran on = ticket with Mr.. Johnson 80
saws the Washington correspondent OF III" -.
Ions p.tapcrn. one y! the most reliable news
paucr men in Westinghouse baltimore .imsrt'
CiHt.
We give you the benefit of your statement
Nevertheless, we think sherman may be IN
Guccd 20 run. Grant declining in his favor.
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HY ID. ID. F.-PERFUM BREATH,
pearly- white teeth, sound and healthy gums.
Decay arrested by using DoWDsN'S DENTAL
FLUID. Recommended by dentists everywhere.
Beware OF imitation. Sold by All druggists.
CANDY, GILPIN s. CO.,
oc Sim Wholesale agents. Baltimore, Nd.
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GHSrE,I. GK,Sr DID SAY So.--Alludn@ TO
the report Ihat General Grant had expressed
satisfaction II the results OF The elections,
the Nttinu0l Int.iigCncr says: "bnr lntorint-
tton is that General Grant did in substance
utter the remarks attributed 10 him, and thIs
view. OF the subject is so lust and obvious ihat
we cannot doubt that IL hi- had no sihl'i
shorc in producing ihc gratifying result Wr
nov. witness
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4}irI>mond Illspatth.
observation-disclosures Is, 1867.

EuGIsrrNING orrTCEK.-An order is just
ieSucd empowering tho President OF III" Re-
s;Stcring Board o. any county to appoint 4
registering officer where it may happen that
there is not such an officer to conduct the
elections in any district or ward
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Bs- EST SEC UR 1T Y.
Sl6.OO0.OO0 GOLD CAPITAL.
~ 500, 900 INVESTED IS THE UNITED STATES.

The undersigned general agents ior me Ia IN. On.
POOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE
COMPAHY, will continue to issue policies rom
this agency In CURRENCY, GOLD. or 81 hHLl : W
on DWELLING. HOUSES. HOUSEHOLD FuhHl-
TURg, WAREHOUSES;, MERCHANDISE, BARNS
and OTHER PROPERTY. at any point IN VIZ
rina on satisfactory and reasonable terms.
SHAREHOLDERS are personally liable lor all
engagements OF this company.
ALL CLAIMS paid here Immediately on PROOF
OF loss without abatement for interest, ana ho'
sixty days after date. as s usual with other COM
panies
ONE POLICY for 100000 to $4,000 may be
issued on any desirable risk, thus saving the
Insured the trouble necessity of procuring a
number of policies in many companies with small
capital.
For FIRE or LIFE INSURANCE. apply to
AMBROSE 3. RrcKER, agent, Lynchburg;
r. A. You've BROTHER, Agents, Petersburg;
STEWART & DEY, Agents, Norfolk;
C. B. w ELLFoRD, Agent, Fredericksburg
JOHNSTON FICKLIS, Danville:
Or DAVENPORT & CO.. General Agents.
Office over National Exchange Bank,
oc1os, Richmond
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH
Brown and Bleached Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Bleached Sheetings.
Pillow case Cottons,
Linen Sheetngs and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains IN Towels
Large assortment Prints. very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. de LANES;
VERY CHOICE M0URNISG GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, herno,
Biarrit:, Fontaine, d. LANES,
Poplins Ottomans.
Alpacas, Rombazines, sc.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH POPLINs.
Shawls, Shawls;
Fine assortment Flannels. Table Damask,
Napkins, Balmorsl Skirts. Casoimeres,
Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, &c, at
WILLIAM y. BELL < CO.'S,
Sc 20 907 Broad street.
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We announce to orr patrons that we are re-
ceiving daily from New York auctions the
GREATEST BARGAINS in DRY GOODS ever yet
offered. We ennmerate a few articles as spe-
cnen of the thousand and one bargains now in
store Our Mr.. ABRAHAM LEVY being in New
York constantly, will keep up tho supply of bar
gains:
Checked Muslin. lt3c. pr yard, wort'--5c.
Checked Muslin, 20c- por yard, wor
Linen Damask Doyles at 1925 per worth
80:
Swiss Edglng at loe and l5c. per yarS worth
double the money;
Cambria Bands at 75c., 81, $l25, and 80, worth
more than double the money;
Finest quality Blue Berage for wells for Soc, worth
75c.;
French Merino, 81, worth sl.25 per yard:
Handsome Figured Trimming Gibbons, 81 apiece,
worth $3.50;
Bonnet Ribbons Soc. per yard worth 81
Yard wide White Flannel, all WOOL 61c., worth
81;
Is White Flannel, all wool. 3oc., worth 4Oc.;
Calicoes, tho very best qualities lesc per yard;
Calicoes, very good qualities, l9sc per yard;
Beautiful style Delainss, CSC. per yard;
Second quality Delaines, l23c. per yard;
Bed Blankets, IL so per pair, worth So;
Marse!Iles Quilts (cooredj for single bed, -,
worth SO;
Marseilles Quilts co!ored, large size bed, %, and
So so, worth So;
Fine Nainsook Mussins at Csc, worth .oc.;
Fine White Brilliants At 2oc., worth 35c.;
Swiss Muslin, very fine, at Sec, great bargain;
Linen Collars at II per dozen, very cheap;
ard Neadla work Inserting Collars, 81 "a
per dozen, wcrth SO:
Wide Black SILK, splendid quality, at $3.50, worth
81:
| wide Black Silk, over yard wide, at IS, worth
$3.50:
Russia Diaper warranted all linen, Al so piece
Russia Diaper, warranted all linen, - piece;
Linen Damask, SOC. per yard, worth 75c.
Linen Buckaback Towels Sl5c per dozen, worth
$3.50;
Linen Huckabac Towels at IS per dozen,
great bargain:
Mohair Striped skrtirg, yard wide, at Csc,
worth 75c.; this is splendid article for
making balmorals;
Shirts Bosoms al E3c., worth 25c.,
Skirng Cambria, very fine, It yards wide, at Soc,
would be bargain at 75c.
Very fine Tucked Linen Handkerchief AT soc >,
just half their value.
These prices may seem incredible, but the ad-
yanages that we possess enable US 70 oter the
best bargains in this country.
NOTICE.
In order to avoid disappointment TO our hume
rous patrons notice is hereby given that onr store
will be closed on the following days:
Monday next, October l!th,
Tuesday next, October 18th,
Monday, October 2lst,
Tuesday, October ed,
and on Saturdays as usual. On every day except
those enumerated above We will be prepared 10
dispose Of -
GREAT BARGAINS.
LEVY BROTHERS, l5l7 Main street,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth.
Remember the flag inscribed
LEWIS
DRY GOODS
sTOkE. ocs
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0i'As' "AbE kE1IRED.-The Democracy al
hrn, having secured a majority in inrh
rh"n,., |s OF The Legislature, have control Of
Lecislatursae Tor United States senator. The
y.,rs - VI mat State meets once IN i,vo
of a9i - nsAl session Is IN Ises. The Term
fLe ali nT M Den Wade ~ scnatorscxpirrs on
.ie a'1 " March, 1869. The I.rrisIn,nrn sc vn
81 ~ W. iSs n'saay therefore has the selection
~ ,I' Inns fact increases tn.
Ifortd. " '""' State
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Dry Goods.


A MOTHER RICHMOND
IN THE FIELD.
THE CRY IS STILL THEY COME.
The old established
CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPOT
Is reconstructed at the old stand. last Main street
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth str-sts, and
will reopen on WEDNESDAY the 10Th instant
with good assortment Of
LADIES CLOAKS OF the latest styles,
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
BONNET RIBBONS,
DREsS TRIMMINGS
HOOP SKIRTS OF the best make,
and the usual asaor.meL: Of goods generally found
In dry goods store. r. EZBkIEL,
Cloak and Mantle Depot.
1897 Main street.
900 pieces BONNET RIBBONS just received.
| Milliners supplied at less than New York prices.
| &C l5-2tH
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NV TO FARMERS AID PLhNTERS.-
ROME DUST The Lodi III HI ufacturing Company
hay. erected extensive mills, and put In new and
expensive machinery, and are ready TO supply
customers with warranted pure article of FINE
ZONE that will drill perfectly we'll In a machine,
at aa low rate as coarser bone is sold al. Also,
onre FLnUR OF BONE, warranted to analyse
perfectly pure or sale. Samples sent on receipt
OF three. cent stamp.
DUUBLE RETIRED PoUDRETTE.
This is one of the most forcing and quick acting
manures ia the market, and is by far the cheapest.
II il composed of the ntght soil OF New York city,
from which al impurities have been extracted.
It Is than deodorized, dried, and pulverized to
-four. Four hundred pounds oi this drilled IN with
whaat will bring heavy crop on even poor,
worn oat SOIL Price, SOS per ton Apply TO
tbs LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
SeCourtlandt street, New York, or TO
H0oE Z WEDDERBURN,
Alexandra, Va.
Ftom Professor Charles Martin, Hampdsn Sidney
College, Virginia dated July l, 1867:
"Tha Double Refined Poudrete is operating
Ike charm on my crops ard attracting universal
attention from all heholders. am already salts
fed that 1t IL The cheapest and surest renovator OF
our worn. ont soils" " 26-3ms
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NEW CLOTHING HOUSE.-If you
~ want TO get the worth OF your money. call ut
4. 0PPESHIMERS CLOTHlSG HOUSE. No. ite!
Main street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
He has again added 10 his sntire new stock .!
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS BooTs,
SHOES, HATS. &c. which he will sell wholesA!e
and RETAIL al prices TO give satisfaction.
He bought his goods for cash. With his expa-
Hence III business for the laat seventeen years III
Old Virginia he WARRANTS to those who give MN
chance satisfaction IN price aud 1ality IV
A. OPPESHiMlsR,
No. lIo2 Main street, between
sea- Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
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The Losr CAUSE ''-KadlcaIism. -go.t,,
Posi, '0'''o'
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<1r,' - '"ScLrsloN.--A distinguished Nc,y
co., ",,,, ,", ~, VITO arrived from Washing
-, ,,."' hth@ states that on an intrry,,,,.
WIN We President i is usccrttn"d M, 80, 'e
-" .'., " - 40 N'."t changes Tor The present
.."a 10 variation III the general uolc, =, -, =
administrator. The disposition is % r., mo
D , az" 'nnSS rama elections 20 !or what
hieJ are worth, bur Ihat should Nrv, vi.
"'sItrr AGAINST the Radical party. then -
S'i" Mr. johnson, " Tie Executive Drpar,
l.eh E"iii be fully equal To the requirement.
- 'lp 'tin"S, Is indicated by lhes. irresistIbI.
@s"sr :" fhtdpietpLtu Lt,tyry. '''"
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rREAT SACRIFICE
II OF DAMAGED SHAWLS,
which am selling very low: also, large assort-
ment Of latest style CLOAkS, ut recsived from
the New York auctions, which will sell very
cheap. ,,,,,r-, =, orr,
Baantifnl DRESS GOODS at CSC. per yard;
Black and colored hLPACAS
Latest styles ALPACAS, very cheap;.
Fine MERINnS all wool DELAlNES;
Plaid POPLINs;
OPERA FLANNEL, large assortment;
WDRSTEDS of al descrip tions;
Ladies' and gents UN DEhW EA Z, good assort-
nent:
Bows SOCKS. from auction, very cheap;
CASHMERE for boys and mems veal;
French CALICO Is, very low;
BrGLg TRIMMING and RIBBONS.
have engaged the, ssrvices OF the following
gentlemen, WHO would be pleased to serve their
friends JAMES p. ATKrssoS, WILLIAM H. WAT
KIYs and WILLIAM SLADB.
JULIUS MEYER,
No 527 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth. op-
posite New Market. oc l2-3n
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MARRIED,


In brooklyn. on tho 10Th instant, by the Hes
F. q. Bates Mr.. \. w. FsnKAR, OF Richmond
Va. and Miss + H. COLLIER. of Brooklyn, n. !
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90 BROAD RDOIO,
JIC ALSOP FOURQUSEaN.-Wi the ut
mos. confidence we now offer by far the RssT Asn
MOST COMPLETE assortment Of goods we have ever
had To the trade. We call especial attention 70 a
large number Of goods bought at recent New ! ork
auction sales which offer a great bargains. We
menti n Ladies'. Gents, ard Misses Linen Cam
brio Handkerchiefs: vary large lot Of Towels and
Towslings at Sre,tly reduced prices also, Cam
brics Jaconets Checked, Striped, and Plain tain-
socks Plain and Checked Swiss huslin-, Edges,
Insertlngs, Bands. Ribbons Eelvets, and Trim
ming Ribbons, very cheap.
our stock of DRESS GOODS is very complete,
and more extensive than we have ever before Of
fered and having been BOUGHT chiefly frola ArC-
TIoS, will be fOuuh low In Flanrels Ct.simeres,
nomeslics, and Hosiery, our stock IL full, eInbra-
cling every iety. We call attention to large lot
of White Light. and DARK hid Gloves, In addition
10 our usual stock, which recommend.
Price, 81 % per pair.
Mr. THOMAS ID. QUARLES, long and favorahly
known to the public, is with US, and will be glad 10
I ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION. ocs