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w CHEER UP! CHEER UP!!-Dont be
down hearted on account of the late elections, but
be consoled by the good news of the arrival OF
large lot Of
AUCTION DRY GOODS
JULIUS YCLE's.
ola MAIN sTREET.
Look at the array Of bargains
CALICO only 10, IL, and Ac.;
CALICO, best brands, only shilling yard;
BLEACHED COTTON only ., l2i, and &c..
BLEACHED COTTON, yard wide, only lec.-a
bargain;
BROWN COTTON at very low prices;
PILLOW CASE COTTON, regular width. only Hsc.;
BED TICK from l2tc. mp:
lo-4 sHEETING, extra quality, only 4oc.;
FLANNEL, 80, IS, and 4oc.
FLANNEL, yard wide, all wool, only s5c This Is
an article that can't be equalled.
The prices OF everything reduced, and guaran-
tee to sell to the closest buyer.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
large supply, and as cheap as the cheapest.
CAssIMERES,
The eapest stock in Richmond.
Don't fail to call early. or you will miss bargains
that cannot be offered again very soon. Recollect,
the place to save your money, and at the same
| time get the worth OF 1t, is at
JULIUS SYCLE's. Ola Main street,
between Ninth and Tenth.
Ihave secured the services OF Messrs. RITTER
| @. CARE, JONAS WEINBERG, GEORGE P.
BAGBY, and GEORGE sWABACHER, who would
be very happy to see and serve their numerous
| friends
Closed on Saturdays. oc26
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GREAT SACRIFICE
VI OF DAMAGED SHAwLS
which am selling very low also, large assert
ment Of latest style CLOAKS, just received from
the New York auctions, which l will sell very
cheap.
at 81 pr yard
Beautiful DR'ESs GOODS at 25e. per yard
Black and colored ALPACAS;
Latest styles ALPACAS, very cheap;
Fine II ERINOS all wool DELAINES;
Plaid P0PLINS;
OPERA FLANNEL, large assortment;
W0RSTEDS Of all descriptions
Ladies' and gents UNDERWEAR, good assort-
meDt;
Boys SOCKS. from auction, very cheap
CASHIERS for boys and mems wear;
French CALIC0ES, very low;
BUGLE TRIMMING and RIBBONS.
/ have engaged the services OF the following
gentlemen, who would be pleased to serve their
friends: JAMES P. ATKIssOY, WILLIAM Il. WAT
KISs, and WILLIAM b SLADE.
JULIUS MEYER,
No. 527 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth, op
posite New Market. oc l2-3m
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The returns which we publish are in
tended for the benefit of the public, in
Guiding our contemporaries of the press
But we suggest that these returns cost us
great deal OF money, and no little labor
on our own part, and that those who copy
tables which it took Us hours to make up
accurately ought to give US credit for
them. "If not, why not ?"
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MRS. WINsLoW's SOOTHING sY.

net MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING sY-
RUP, for children teething greatly facilitates the
process Of teething by soliciting tina gums. reou-
chg all infammatior-wll allay ali pain anu
spasmodic action, and Is sure to
REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, 1t will give rest 10
yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article tor years,
and can say in ooSFiDsEcE and Truth OF II what
we have never been able to say Of any other me-
dicine-never has 1t failed In Il single instance 10
effect a cure when timely used. Never did we
know an instance Of dissatisfaction by any one
who used it. On the contrary, all are delighted
with its operation, and speak in terms OF com
mendation OF its magical effects and medical vlr'
tuss. We speak in this matter WHAT WE DO
KNOW" after years Of experience, and pledge our
reuutaton for the fulflment OF what we mere oe-
clare. In almost every instance where the infant
is suffering from pain and exhaustion rel'ef Wall
he found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the
svrnp Is administered. Full directions LOT using
viii accompany each bottle. Besure and call Tor
"MRs. WINSLOW'S SOUTHWESTERN" having
tho fac smile OF Curtis Perkins " on the out
sida urapper, All others are base limitations
Sold by druggists throughout thu world. Price,
only 95c. per bottle.
Offices: 2ls Fulton street, n y; 2d5 High Hol-
horn. London, England AL ST. Paul street, Mon
treal, Canada. soN-eouOn
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RIcHMoS EScAMPMgST, No. 2,
KsIGHTs TEAPLAR. {

RICHMOND ESCAMPMENT, NO. 2,
KsIGHTs TEMPLAR. (
RIcHHosD, October rs. 1867.
ORDERS No. STR KNIGHTS, t.
" tend a meeting of yonr RNCaMP- w
NJ EET in the asylum at Masonic Hall, on ~
Franklin street, between Eighteenth and ~
N,neteen,h streets. on MONDAY BYE
MING, 18th instant, at o'clock. Punc-/
tual attendance Is required.
Officers will appear in ful uniform
Candidates for orders will please be present al
y O clock.
By order OF NJ. E. E. q. GILL, g. c..
WILLIAM l. MAnLE, Captaln-d eneiad.
JAMES E. RIDDICK Recorder. DC |o-|e
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
lSi MRS N. J. DAVIS. having taken the rEN
sor. NO. SIT Broad between Fiit i,a and Ss ID
stock of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS,
embra cling all the latest style BiNNETS, HATS,
FATHERS, RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOWERS, &c,
which she will sell at reasonable prices, and In
vites the attention Of her customers and the public
generally. Oc WIN
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p,O THE ANCIENT FRATERNIT!

no THE ANCIENT FRATERNITY
i AND The PUBLIC.-THE MASONIC Or
PHANs' HOME LOTTsRY OF GE0RGlA.-The
Legislature Of Georgia at its last session granted
pose of building and endowing a home for the
widows and orphans in that state; All moneys
created by this lottery to be applied Historically
to that purpose Qess the current eXpenses). and
annual reports made by the managers, under oath,
to the Legislature.
Several of the most eminent, wealthy. and in
huential Masons in Georgia have accepted the
sacred trust as managers; They derive no profit,
and are also guardians of the fund created; and
have already purchased the land for the Home
and advertised for proposals for the buildings
large fund has been created for thu purpose p.
to he and
downing home for widows and orphans.
1t is their cause, and the patronage of the An
cent Fraternity and the pubic is respectfully So
The MASONIC ORPHANS HOME LOTTERY is
now established and doing business, notwith-
standing the desperate attempts of monopoly to
crush and defeat 1t but nothing can prevail
against such glorious cause the cause OF the
he Of
ing and RESPONSE blity for to them 1t is labor Of
love and charity, and no one can lift up their ,
LOTTERY but men OF immoral character and fast
and riotous livers.
The drawings OF tho MASONIC ORPHANS
HON & LOTTERY take place in public, a. Atlanta,
Ga, and com oination lotteries drawn daily, as
also supplementary. The drawings are under the
superintendent of sworn commissioners asons
of high standing and character.
The managers Of the MASONIC ORPHANS
HOME LOTTERY have given bonds to the United
States Government. and complied with the reve-
nue. laws, and solicit the patronage OF lhs Ancient
fraternity and the public generally.
Reference may be made TO any of the Lodges in
Georgia as to the MASONIC ORPHANS HOME
LOTTERY and its managers.
The drawings are lent per telegraph to the vari-
schemes are liberal The drawings are in public,
all under sworn commissioners
The Masonic fraternity are requested to call and
aid in this glorious cause, as well all good cti
zens, for 1t for the widows and orphans. There
are six managers of this lottery-men Of high aud
noble character-and the business done under the
firm Of BOYD, WILSON CO.,
Managers Masonic Orphans Home Lottery,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Read the following from the National Mtelh-
ge7tcer.
Tire MASONIC ORPHANS HOME LOTTERY In
our advertising columns will be found a history Of
tn Masonic Orphans home Lottery, recently char
tered by the state of Georgia 1t is seldom hat we
are willing to commend lotteries of any descrp ion,
but in this instance We feel authorized 10 say that
This enterprise is under the conduct Of expert
enced, honest high toned gentlemen, whose Cha
ractsrs are an ample guaranty that 1t will be
managed PROPERLY and the proceeds applied reli-
siously to the appointed endowment OF home for
widows and orphans"
A capital prize Of $50, 900 was sold In New York
me husky numbers a, As, 81 were drawn in class
AGENTS WANTED. Further information given
oc 23-eod3t+
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MjIEi71ery.

MRS. B. W. SAUNDERS, No. on
wi aos Road street. betw cen Fourth ant Szfs aI
Fifth strssts. would inform her city and II
country friends that she will this day open her
fa,i and winter stock of MILLINERY for tnspec-
ton. such as LADIES HATS, BONNETS, Rib
Buns, FLOWERS, FEATHEeS, &c.
speci ! attention paid to all orders ior MAKING
style al the sh ortest notice, and at prices 10 COM
pare with tn northern cities.
A call is req uested before purchasing elsewhere
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ITO THE MERCHANTS OF RICHs
Il anND The SOUTHERN COUNCILMAN"
desiring to bring it's merits as an ApvKkTIsISa
MEDIUM before the merchants Of Richmond has
determined TO reduce It's rates for tho next three
months to one half-viz PIPTY VENTS per square
OF ten lives for each insertion,
' The Churchman has a large and constantly in.
crea.ing circulation in Virginia and North Caro-
lima and other southern States and il therefore
valuable ss an advertising medium.
Advertisements not inconsistent with the char,
acter OF the paper may be sent TO " CHturchmdn
olice, Alexandria, Va" oc 2s-eodot
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O.PARTN ERSHIP.
~ BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
The undersigned, having formed q co-parner-
sh in and purchased large portion oil the ihsi-
CLASS printing material formerly used py MI
C. Il. Wynne, Will continue the
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING BUSINESS
At the old established stand,
CORNER OF FOURTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
III business our personal attention. we WILL be
to do ali kinds of work on the most reasonable
work done by us will be executed in workmanlike
sty le and ut short notice.
Printing in colors neatly executed.
JOHN w FERGUSON,
q. .. Luz CHARLES 2. RADY.
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oc lin

Opening OF THE FALL CAM.
OPAIGN-PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHbF;
avail myse!f Of this medium TO call the especial
attention OF my numerous friends and me puollCs
TO the largest and most complete assortmsnt OF
Bows Youths and GentlemeD's CL0THiNt l
have ever offered Also, Gentiemen,s prnl7n mH
Goods, Shirts, Drawers. silk and Ulngham U ru
brellas and a verr large assortment OF hAin'
embracing all the late st les. My STOCK 10 per
feet. Style and fit guaranteed, ana every laste
gratihed. Profoundly grateful Tor Inc very liDe'
raj patronage heretofore extended, aiu USER
mined In the future, as in the past, 70 OMIT no e.
Fort to please With great respect am the pup
lc's most obedient, humble se5yant
accommodate. hOhhlS w, hooS,
oc 3-3m corner OF Broad and Fourth streets.
A TTENTION, GENTLEMEN I'VE
n respectfully invite. you. 70 examine our
stock, Just received. OF French, EnSisn, ana
cASsiMEREs, CLOTHS, DogsKINs. BEAVERS,
MELONS, CORDUR0Ys. EELNETEENs,
vEsTINGS, ETC, ETC, ETC.,
acknowledged by competent judges TO De the ptst-
TEST assortment ever exhibited 10 THIS CITY ~ ~
need less to state, il in need OF fashionable SUIT
VI g. sALOMoSsKY,
superintendent Of our Custom Department, Knows
how to put it up in his unique style Come n IN
see some OF our custom work. FINE WHITE
SHIRTS made to order also. we nave oeau'i'
'u' ''i READY MADE CLOTHING.
made we'll cut well. and selling very reasonaDly'
and good substa ntial variety OF
GEaT's FURNISHING GOODS
sCHAAP & HARTMAN,
Merchant TailoIs,
ocs No. 1911 Main street. near Thirteenth.
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a. r EAT EXCIT en- ENT A T
VI l.. ROSES,
No: 2os Broad street. between Second aud Third.
Ladies' dispuiing over this beautiful BALM ORAL
SKIRT atS Las, worth 81 so:
Beautiful CALICOES, 10 and l2c.; and the best
MERRlMACK for lsc., worth aoc. all over
Good BILEAcHED COTTON for 10 and lee.;
Nice "a BLEACHED for Is and 49,;
Pull width BLEACHED SHEETIN6 90 at 40 and &5c. /;
BROWN COTTON, from lie. up to &c.,;
Beautiful DELAlSES, figured and plain, at 20 and
All wool MERINos, from soc. MP;
Black and Colored ALPACAS, from SOC up;
Black and Colored CLOAKS for Ladies at 35.la.
Nice Bl sty te and White sHAwLs for a sndup;
White and Colored FLANN ELS for Is and SOC
BED TICKING for Ice, worth 3oc.;
W bite and Colored BLANKETS, very low;
CORSBTS, warranted to be whalebone, from 7sc.
Marseilles and wor,ted BEDsPREADs;
HOOP SKIRTS for Acc. and mp;
Ladies' and Gentlemen's UNDERVESTS, from 7sc.
A new supply Of worsted sHAwLs and HOODS;
A splendid stock of CASSIMERES, for men and
Splendid stock Of Mems, Ladies', and childrsn's
All. linen HANDKERCHIBfS for l0c and up;
Good KID GLOVES. from Soc. up.
Ladies' living at q distance will be furnishes
tickets on the cars. and | respectfully ask a call
from all OF my friends to examine my prices
Remember the place-No. 206 BROAD STREET
between Second and Third streets.
ocel-ev L. ROSE.
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Brown and Bleached Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Bleached Sheetlngs,
Pillow case Cottons,
Linen Shee.ings and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains in Towels
Largo assortment Prints very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. de LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, Merino,
Biarritz Fontaine, de Laines,
Poplins, Ottomans,
Alpacas Ronbazines, &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH POPLIEs.
Shawls, Shawls;
Fine assortment Flannels, Table Damask,
Napkins, BslLnoral Skirts. Cassimeres,
satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, &c, at
WILLIAM N. BELL & CO.'S.
se23 so7 Broad street.
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Ca,petings, Furniture, d
ISSTABLISHED IN ISL.

J. = = T. u y =
So: MAIN SWEET,
successor 10 Rexnault Col
DgALsa IS
PAPER and BORDERS,
CURTAIN GOODS, WINDOW sHAv~2'
MATTRESSES, LOUNGES, ac
Rooms halls, &c, PkPEaED a. th' '-e+
notice, and q, reasonable prices.
UPHOLSTERY W0Eb 81 ever as''''
executed In the bes. style. ..
Mr.J. Y. Ry0SAuLr. being IN ths sane %,
j. HENRY CEAEtt ..
over Resaaa!t & Co Auction
epllm
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MARRIED.

At st. Lazarus church, In Memphis, Tenn, on
Thursday evening, ctober 18th, at O'clock: by
Rev John T. Wheat. d. D., Captain K. q. P'KFI
LOCK and NELLIE w, daughter OF Hon. ssmuel
7. Walker; all of Memphis.
Norfolk papers copy.
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pATENT TUBE OR PIPE WE'LL
NO more digging, no more boring. Cost one
tnlrd less than the old fashioned we'll. Send or
o oam ior circular. ADDRESS w. II. STEWART,
I Sint, OF stewart Bargarnin, 1913 hi ain street
80 W, sole Agent for the States of Vir-
carni;, mest Virginia, North Carolina, and South
'0'oiinA' eAte, county, and town rights for sale
A
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SntNGLES, SHINGLES, SHIN
~ GLts.-lso, 900 six inch heart CYppgSS shin
"L1S' oApectec daily for sale on fayora is terIus
JAMES QUINN SONS,
"a. Lumber DesIors,
&C 21-eod3t N4J olt0
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DR. c.. e. KLOEBER, SUR g.
IL GEnN DENTIST llate OF ba,amorsh IiIo
No 900 Broad strset. Richmond, Va.
Teeth hllsd In the bsst manner at reduced prices.
Bsantiful artificial teeth on the vulcantte base,
perfectly initiating the natural organ ana restoring
tbs contour OF the race, se tne 10" prices OF s<o
Strous oxide gas given in extracting teeth. rem
dering the operation painless and SAFE.
ga l6-3m*
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HDecJaJ Notices.
NTO THE FARMERS.
BRING Ig THE sHUCE

Highes. cash price paid for old or new DRY
SHUCKs. G. B. STACY & SON.
oc 25-2w 1910 Main street.
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CHEET-IRON SMOK ESTACK 8,
= SPARK ARREsTERs, for locomotives nd eta
feciinners Overs hatters diStillers, etc., made and
repaired at the Richmond Copper and Brass
Works, Cary between Eighth and ninth street.
An ,ro,b ma rrsntsd Its
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TtITY AND COUNTRY DEALERS
~ In wan. OF GOODS. especially These who bny
tn goods for cash, or those who pay their oills
promptly VIII en- due, will promote their own inte-
rests 10 give me q call before purchasing else
where MOSES MfLLHIsER,
oc 2s-lv al Main street.
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Dentistry.

n w. JONES, SURGICAL AND
eT MRCHAGICAL Dentist has moved EA
~ 'oscs and residence back 10 Main 08Sf8
strest' three doors from Sixth, opposite
tn Arlington House. t,u,
II on.rations thoroughly and gently performed
TPETp EXTRACTED without pain.
TEETH INSERTED ON VULCAGlTE PLATE,
= = a. - ;iity wa rranted oc Is
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D1'y"G Goods.

nRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE.-
IL 200 cases OF new and desirable GOODS Just
at b eayy decline from former prices. at
NOSES MILLHfSER'S,
~ "a 1w oil Main street.
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Job Printing,

From Il Visiting Card TO a Thrce-Shect
Poster, or Pamphlet 10 large-sized yo-
lumc.
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The Po1rr1cA1 SErr1E,1ENr-CoN.

THE PoL1rIcAh SETT1EMENT-Co
F1DENCE.-The New York San con-
cludes an article on the prospects of
the South with the following para
graph:
AS. the political interests of the
South become more defined, and set
tie into regular course Of advance
ment, her industrial pursuits will
rapidly outstrip them. The great him
drance t. material progress, then,
since the war, has not been exclusion,
but uncertainty. Setting aside the
politicians, the cry of the people was,
I'VE want to know what is coming" {"
A vigorous start was made in the di-
rection of mining, more particularly
for gold, in which metal the States of
Virginia, North Carolina and Geor-
gia abound; but the uncertain condi-
tion of affairs kept capital away, and
without money, nothing could be
done. Already again this mineral
interest is reviving. Besides gold,
the most important metal there seems
to be copper, which was largely ex-
tracted by the Confederate Govern
ment, during the war, from the mines
of Tennessee and Virginia. The price
of copper being low, and the trade
comparatively inactive, renders it
hardly paying enterprise to import
that metal from the expensive Pacific
coast, and the gate is open for cheap
production nearer home.
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T II E T R U M PHI OF ART!
MORE TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF
Heinitsh's Queens Delight.

LNAINACIS FROM LETTERS: sThc
~ Queens Delight is beginning to
Its remarkable curative power is seen in
its wonderful effect upon disease. AS a
blood purifier, there is 10 medicine like it
known to the profession. A gentleman
told me that his son has been taking the
Queens Delight, and is more benefited by
| 1t than by any other medicine. He wants
q dozen bottles.''
Extract from letter: ''It Is due to you
to state in this public manner, in order
that the people may know the truth, that
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found it not only what you said it was-'a
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the eruption has disappeared, my appetite
Is better, my liver and digestion is i'm
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Extract from letter: cat the close of
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Whatever, such was lIy PROSTATE condi-
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few months since, when / began the use of
Your Queens Delight. I have used two
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Extract from Wonderful effect
g only one bottle: Il have used only
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Still. another: "During last spring, I had
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