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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-06

A DISTRESSED AND PINING LovER.-The
refined, accomplished, and ardent King OF
Abyssinia, THEODORE, offered his hand IN
marriage to Queen VICTORIA upon the
death of Prince ALBERT, and was rejected
Like most African princes, he proves the
depth of his affection by the cruelty of his
acts. The kings of Ashango-land prove
their devotion to their numerous wives by
making them bring plentiful supplies OF
food for their eating, and by hogging them
generously. So THEODORE shows to Queen
VICTORIA that his love is unconquerable
by imprisoning her consul and several
other of her subjects, and practising upon
them much cruelty. AbysSinia cannot be
got at to make war upon her, and THEo-
poRE has refused to listen to argument or
70 Weld TO bribes. What's to be done
ANY Englishwoman would suit the King as
well as the estimahe Queen, and we
suggest that the Duchess Of Sutherland
would be entirely acceptable. The Black
Swan and Mrs. STOWE would be shining
lights in her court.
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Special Notices.
~ DRN GOODS,
DRY GOODS.
LEVY sR,Tases, Is M.,x STREET,
DRY GOODS.

LEvY ss,TBseS, Is NISx STREET,
b're succeeded in convincing the ladies Of th!s
q Y snl OF the surrounding eour;ies that their
~ ccs are below all others, and ths their success
s aurihu'abIe TO goods weil-bought and sold
fsridly with smsu profits. Their reputation must
a. will be sustained, as observation of the iol-
loving list will show:
&c. PEI yard;
Raschei Cot n, nearly yard wide, at 10, i9i, and
lSs., worth l2l, ls;, aud 0cc perysrd
c COS, fast coio,s and neat l'tc., worth 2oc.:
Lawns, fast colors and neat at 70. and .ec, worth
% and SOC
Linen Towels, oolored borders, ct 81 80 per dozen,
worth $?.s';
Yiae Ns'nsook at q5c., worth ssc
sv.s> Maslin at 2sc., worth SOC;
White Hose at l5c. and ono shilling per pair,
worth % and CSC
BNtra White Hose a &c. worth soc. 1:
81 Piuow-cssc Cotton at CSC, worth SSe.
Linen HandkerIhieis at sls5 per dozen, worth
$50:
/ nen Crash at l?I,. worth ?'c.
Embroidered Collars At 7so. per dozen, worth 50 (;
Mozambique Al 20 and 25e., worth ?5 and Sse.;
kuElish Bsrs 80 at CSC, worth SSc
Fiae AlPacs at SOC, wo,th 5,c
Back SIX for wrsprinss at 81 IS. worth 81 75: at
$uto, worth az:
Eass'A Diaper at $50 apiece, worth si;
FsI.ey's Duplex EluP&c Skirts a; 81 rs, worth
s::5;
ne O-eusains Shawls 81 50, worth Sc,
E-l,e Trimming al IS and SOC, worth 80 and 75c
s0I lois Of other bargains.
LEVY BROTHERS,
',4 No. Is!7 nav. and No. Is old.) Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-06

Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-The increase of
this order is gratifying circumstance.
The principle Of total abstinence upon
which it is founded commends itself to the
common sense Of every reflecting mind as
indubitably safe and desirable. 1t is just
that principle, the practice Of which would
have saved thousands of our most gifted
men from ruin had they adopted it in time.
1t is very pleasing, therefore, to hear that
three of the four divisions Of "Sons" in
this city are at this time unusually well
attended, and that at their meetings every
week are enlsting new recruits who are
willing to assume the pledge of the teeto-
taller. Most of these are young men, but
now and then some older man, feeling SEN
sible of the danger to which he is exposed
by long established habits Of tipping, hero
ically renounces these and comes forward
for initiation, and is received with well
come.
Outside of Richmond new divisions are
springing up. The Grand Scribe, Mr.. K.
+. Richardson, has recently received ap-
plications for the documents necessary for
new organizations from Norfolk, on the
Seaboard; from Scott county, in the dis
tant Southwest; and from various other
parts of the State.
The preparations for the meeting of the
Grand Division in LeeSburg, L0udoun
county, have been commenced. 1t takes
place on the fourth Wednesday in July,
and is to be accompanied with a mass meet
ing of the temperance men from the three
divisions of that county, and probably by
visitors from Washington, Alexandria, etc.
The Sons of Temperance of Leesburg will
entertain their brethren with public din
ner, and will no doubt receive them with
all the private hospitality for which their
town is noted.
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RECRUITS FROM ALBEMARLE.-The fol-
lowing convicts from Albemarle county
were brought to this city on yesterday
and Immediately taken out to the white
house on the hill:
Dabney Douglas, for murder-sentenced
to twelve years.
John Nicholas, horse -stealing-sentenced
TO seven years.
John Lewis, horse-stealing and house
breaking (hree cases), sentenced to four
teen years.
Patsy Bell, grand larceny-sentenced to
three years.
Joseph Johnson, attempt at rape-sen-
fenced to two years.
The prisoners are all colored, and came
down in charge of Messrs. l.. 5. Macon,
sheriff; b. T. Madison, deputy sheriit
George W. Allen, deputy clerk; and Al
len Bacon, iailor.
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kIsYNoSD, August q, 1866.

Dear Sir,-I :eel bound TO aequaint you OF the
,.,: kind Of dyspepsia, which l have been si-
/ s,yt with for the last five years, which feared
uu.d terminate ia CONSUMPTION. Alter my ply
.is1 became despairej. then was persuaded
T. seek relief from Bakers Premium Bitters,
ich did. aud after The use OF The four bottles
rcIa--1 Of you. became ss well as ever was
- my life. by doctor remarked 1t had baiied his
s.lIl. Nothing d!sagreeing with me In my diet.
n-lieys there are remedies for all diseases, Dat
all err in yielding TO the confidence Oh our
pl y.irisrs RespecttulIy, WILLIAM b. GOoDE.
TO Mr.. =. Baker, Union Hill, Richmond, Va.
LIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-06

LANCAsTERIAN SCHooL.-The monthly
reports of the teachers to the trustees
meeting this month show a gratifying in
crease in the number of scholars. The
average daily attendance is nearly two
hundred. The school is well managed
and useful. The city ought to have seve-
raj more of the same sort, at which the
advantages of education shall be free to
all. The number who are in situation to
avail themselves of such privileges is
now greater than ever before.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-06

UNION OF LITERARY AssoCIATroNs-ORA-
T1oN AND PUBLIC DEBATE.-At mass
meeting of the literary societies of Rich
mond and Manchester, held on Saturday
last, it was resolved to hold public meet
ing in the lecture room of st. James
church at half-past o'clock this evening.
The exercises consist of an Grafton by Cap
tain W. l. Clopton, and debate by rep
resentatives of the Shockoe Hill, Philolo-
eian, Church Hill, and Mu Sigma Rho So
cieties. We are requested to invite the
public generally, and the ladies especially,
to attend,
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AuctiO1. Sales This Dan.

GRUBBs WILLIAMS will sell at o'clock about
twenty building lots in Harvis's plan, Sidney
between Dover srring, Belvidere, and Cherry
streets.
HARRISON, GODDIN l. APPERsON will sell at
So'c'ock lots Nos. 80 and II in Mayo's plan.
JOHN W. WRIGHT, sh sriG, will sell at 10 o. clock
this morning the large stock Of ready made
cloihing. furnishing goods, furniture, &C.. In
the storeroom Of @. & D. Rossnthall, on Broad
between Fifth and Sixth streets.
z. GATHRIGHT will sell at 10 o'clock this morn
ing large lot OF furniture, beds, crockery,
dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, &c, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-06

Certain Copperheads of this city nave
shown their proscriptlve and iiiineral Il
spirit by discharging colored men III 1hsir
employ who they suppose voted the haui-
cal ticket on Monday. We have the names
of several of these parties, but we WITH
hold their publication for the present.
Washington Chronicle.
Now, we would like to know what Forney
20 {. going to do about it," What is the pun
;sbment for discharging "colored men
We have never heard of anybody being
punisbed for discharging white men, and
we should be pleased to find out what the
penalty is for dismissing black ones.
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VOL. XXXII.
2irllmoud Dispatrh.
ThURSDAY..................J 6, 1857.

MAxIMILIAN.-Sisuor ROMERO, the min
lister of Juarez at Washington, writes
letter to the New York Herald, in which
he argues that it would he very impolitic
in Mexico to allow MACMILLAN to 60 to
Europe, because "he will be continual
menace to the State of Mexico" asserting
that he will call himself Emperor Of Mex
leo, maintain court about him, and re.
turn after a time, like ITURBIDE, to claim
his Empire. He adds that Mexico cannot
afford to be magnanimous like the United
States, because she is feeble and the Uni
ted States powerful. The argument is a
foolish, timid, and cruel one, even were
Mexico alone in the matter; but she
has the powerful United States to defend
her against European intervention and I'm
perialism. ROMERO does not seem to favor
numbering the Emperor, but pretty plainly
indicates Imprisonment for life, in imitation
of the refined example Of the Allies in
disposing of NAPOLEON.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

Richmond TOBACCO Market.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, June ), 1867.
Breaks large. Market unchanged. We con-
tinue our yes terday's remarks and quotations.
Below we give the transact tions: 2sS hogs
heads, 26 tierces, and 20 boxes, offered and sold
as follows:
MASUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Tery common funked, ii to s3 COM
mon to medium dark working, 81 to ~; good
dark working, s. to IS; sun-cured, common,
Is to $40; sun-cured, good, $40 to $l5; coal
cured, common, IS to 80; coal-cured, bright,
*l2 to SIS; coal cured, fancy, $50 to S45.
Leof.-Common dark working, So to 80;
medium dark working, Slo TO Sl2 good dark
working, $ll TO $l4; fine and wrapping, $l5 to
$40; incurred, $l5 to $25 and S39; yellow
wrappers, common, $40 to S35; yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, S35 to 300 and sl2S.
SKIPPING TOBACCO.
Lngs.-Very common and heavy weights
~. 80 to $40; medium, $3.50 TO $3.50; good
S6 to IS.
Leaf-English shipping, sl6 to sls and $50
continental shipping, $l2 TO SIS and $50.
sTBMMISG TOBACCO.
Leaf-Common, $40 TO Sl3; good, sl2 to slj
fine, $l6 to $40.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-06

We cannot read (and therefore cannot
nuhlisb communications written with pen
cils.-Ricimond Dispatch.
We doubt very much whether you nave
received any communication written win
pencils" One pencil lasts us long time'
and we conjecture that it would have been
more accurate for our esteemed cotemPo-
rary to have said Gin the pencil" we
concur, however, with the general sentl-
Chronicle.
We did not say communication" but
communications" Zone received from
the North and one from the South the very
day we wrote the paragraph, and we knew
thew were not both written with one pen
Gil. We believe, however, I'm pench
would have been better phrase.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-06

The Lynchburg Republican copies our
GO ,ocaln headed "Curious Explosion" !"
saving that is "from the Richmond DIS
patch, and not from the petersDure ;; H"-
prsss' as one would naturally suppose
Unon recent visit to Prince Edward; !;
.. wss with much qualification we heard
msmy ~ speaking of the real prosperity OF
Hsmpdsn Sidney Collegs.-Csn'r@ fres'
bNwtan.
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LARGE RETURNS FROM A STRAWBERRY
PATCH.-We learn that the Rev. Dr..
Leondas Rosser has sent to market from
eight hundred to fourteen hundred quarts
of strawberries every day during the pre-
sent season, which is not yet far advanced.
The yield up to the present time will pro-
badly amount to seven thousand quarts,
which being sold at On average price Of
twenty cents, net very snug sum.
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OAKwoOD MEMORIAL AssocIATIoN.-The
regular monthly meeting of the Board of
Managers of this Association was held on
Tuesday afternoon at tha%1hird Presbyte-
rian church. Reports presented by the
executive committee stated facts in &C
cordance with the statement in the Dis
patch of yesterday. AL the known graves,
ten thousand in number, have been duly
marked by neat oaken head-boards, with
the name, rank, regiment, and date Of death
of the deceased.
The work now remaining to be done is to
mark in q suitable manner the unknO,on
graves. At this meeting it was decided
that as soon as the necessary funds can be
secured the Association will Immediately
proceed to the erection Of one grand mon
ument "To the unknown dead of Oak
wood" This plan is probably the best,
and we trust that the ladies will be sus-
tanned in an object which must commend
itself to every patriotic heart.
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ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER PETERSBURG.
This fine propeller steamer Of the Powha-
tan line started at about O'Clock yester-
day morning on her regular trip to Balti-
more, but had proceeded only about .
mile from the city, when, at point just
below "the rocks" the condenser gave
way, and the captain was obliged to turn
back to Richmond. She vas towed back
by the steamtug Vulcan, and mechanics
were Immediately set to work orepair the
damages. When our reporter left the
boat, Captain Travers hoped to be able to
get of at high water to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-06

The LEIGH-sTREET FEAST still draws
nightly crowds. and all who attend them
well satisfied that their evenings are well
spent. Let everybody attend who can,
and the display of beauty alone will be
ample remuneration.
We are informed that the feast win con-
tinue from night to night during this week.
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HoGs.-Hog meat may do to eat, but it
is decidedly unwholesome to the city to
raise it within its limits. This is fact
that our Council ought duly to appreciate,
especially now as the summer season ap-
proaches, and return Of that dread cpl
demic, cholera, is feared. We have been
told that certain parties in this city have
been granted permission to raise hogs in
the city limits, while large number have
been refused the same. 1t makes but lit
tie difference to us who enjoys this privi-
lege; but it certainly seems highly unjust
in the Council to grant to one or two men
a right which if granted to many Others
would endanger the health of the city.
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!, ZETELLE's RESTAURANT.

ZHTBLLB informs his old friends and customers
and the kind public generally that his new house,
No. 1904, near the corner OF Main ana rwsiHn
streets, Is now In complete order x,,.
The ORDINARY In on the prfncipai aoor, vhers
meals Ara served 1t all hour
DINNERS served for PARTlEsoF0B GENTLEMEN
prTrHi THE II Ia DIES DINIs @ ROOM and the LADIES'
REPREyRNENT SALOON are located and fur
nish ed with reference to order and comfort The
proprietor particularly invites the ladies' 90 those
Apartments, where decorum shall aiwaysbs pre-
MEALS prepared to order and sent to any part Of
the city on reasonable charges
THE BAR Of the restaurant, on the main aoor, 10
supplied with the very best hquon and the most
compsten. attendance.
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JryK-DEALING CAsEs.-A number OF
;unk dealers have been reported for carry
inc on their business without license, and
Summoned @ to appear to show cause why
thew should not be fined for SO doing. They
ware 10 have made their appearance before
the Mavor yesterday, but the cases were
continred until the 9th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-06

A JUSTICE APPoINTED.-T The Governor
was notified by General Schofeld yester-
day of the appointment of John Leitch, q
Justice of the peace for the Third district
of Madison county, in the place OF n. w.
Crisler, removed.
Notice was also received Of the ap-
monument of Theodore p. Copenham de-
puty sheriff for Smyth county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-06

The DAILY DIsPAroH FOR The SPRINGS AND
SUMNER REsoRTs.-The Daily Dispatch will be
regularly mailed for the whole or any part Of the
season, to our friends who may visit the Springs
any summer resort. Orders left a, our counter or
sent by NAH will receive attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-06

REGISTERS IN BANKRUPTcY FOR VIRGIL
NIA.-The following gentlemen having been
nominated by Chief Justice Chase and ap-
proved by Judge Underwood, have been
appointed Registers in Bankruptcy for the
State of Virginia, and will enter upon the
duties of their Office as soon as the proper
bonds have been given:
First district, l.. G. Bowden; second, r.
B. Foster; third, Fl. G.. Bond fourth, W.
W. Forbes fifth, John F. Cobb; sixth, c.
Douglas Gray; seventh, Lysander Hill;
eighth, G. A. Chipley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-06

WoMAN.-Major Parran Cranes lecture
on this theme was really an excellent one,
and afforded infinite pleasure and amuse-
ment to q large audience Of both sexes which
assembled in the lecture-room of the Broad
street Methodist church Tuesday evening.
The Dorcas Society was fortunate in Sc
curing the services of so attractive .
lecturer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-06

CITY RAILwAY.-Under an arrange
ment commenced on yesterday, the cars on
the city railway now run from o'clock in
the morning until 10 o'clock at night. The
managers Of the road seem to be striving
in every way to serve the public, and with
the present polite and gentlemanly con-
ductors they are rapidly winning increased
favor from all classes Of the community.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-06

NEW NATION CLuB.-The following
officers have been elected for the New
Nation (RadicaD Club-viz., President,
J. W. Hunnicutt, white; Vice e-President,
Peter Randolph, colored; Secretary, j. l..
C. Danner, white; assistant Secretary,
Cornelius Harris, colored; Treasurer, b.
Wardwell, white; Sergeants-at-A Arms, Jo-
seph Cox, Samuel Page, Peter Price, and
Henry Clayton, all colored.
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Classification Of Advertisements.

tNoTE.-All advertisements are classified, as
they are thus more easily referred to the reader
The new ones appear arSt under each hesdingl
Advertisements received too late for classifea-
aon will he found at foot OF columns.
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JUDGE LYoNS's COURT.-Judge Meredith
opened this court yesterday. Judge Ly-
ons, though still unwell, is improving.
The following business was disposed OF
by Judge Meredith:
Sarah Pottiford, colored, charged with
stealing a diamond pin from Colonel Chal-
lin, was continued until next term.
The case of Bernard Tracey, charged
with feloniously wounding with intent to
kill, was continued.
4 nonc proSequi was entered in the case
Of Charles Jackson, charged with felony.
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AUsTRIA.-At tt>' opening ost the Aus
trian Reichsratb, or Parliament, on the
10th of May, the president of the Lower
House, Herr GlsHRA, uttered the most
liberal sentiments. He said "that the
principles of equal rights for all nation
"alities and all religious confessions, as
"well as real constitutional government,
"must become realities" The president
of the Upper House, Prince VoN AUERs-
rERG, expressed himself in similar Ian
guage. owe must attain," he said, "an
undisturbed state of constitutional right,
"in order that the belief of the people in
"their political principles may be strength
" ened, and in order that among them the
" consciousness may revive, that their des-
TIMES rest in just proportion in their
" own hands,"
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PARDoY.-The Governor on yesterday
pardoned Noah Knighten, convicted in the
Circuit Court of Rockingham county, on
the 25th of May, 1867, Of grand larceny,
and sentenced to the penitentiary for one
year.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE S. 1857.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. mer-
chandise anG passengers, l.. b. Tstum.
Steamer Old North State, Swaine, Norfolk, mer'
chsndise, captain
Schooner q. P. Bins, Taylor, down the river,
light.
Schooner Margaret Ann, Bartino. Georgetown,
d. G., light.
MEMORANDUM.
Norwegian barqus Ulier, stack, cleared from
New York for Rich mond on the Sd iastan
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. June 5.-Arrived, steamers Man
haitian, Charleston Bremen aud Helvetia, Liver
pool.
LoHDoSDERRY June j.-steamer Hibernan
touched.
QUEsSsTowS, June 5-Stcamsr Worcester, from
Liverpool for Baltimore, put IN with her ma
chineTy damaged.
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IOBN DOOLEY, HAT MANUFAC-
u TURER AND DEALEa, No. lsil Eagle ca
square, Main street, Richmond, Va, 10 now III
In receipt of all the staple and fancy styles0A
of HATS and CAPS for the sprir strsds. The mer-
chant, OF Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee
will hnd In this stock the very best assortment OF
Solicited. His experience OF upwards OF thirty
years In the trade In Richmond justi1es him In
saying that he knows what kind Of goods Will suit
the people and he Is determined TO keep them.
Amongst the latest styles received ere the " Bou-
leyardsh "Cordovas," Black Crook" new
style Saratoga" &C., &c. NH
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A JUSTICE SusPENDED.-A special order
was received by the Governor yesterday
from General Scho6eld suspeDding John
w. Wilson, q justice ofthe peace Of Sussex
county, from office.
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Ixpeov1NG.-Judge Lyons, who has been
suffering for some weeks from q severe at
tack of typhoid fever, is, we are glad 70
learn, improving, and will be out IN the
course of week or so.
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PHILoLoGIAN SOCIETY OF MANCHESTER
We are requested to call upon all the
members Of this association to meet at
their hall in Manchester at o'clock this
evening, for the purpose of participating in
the literary carnival at st. James church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-06

The Gar having pardoned the Poles by
a general amnesty, let us see what the
Z" so-calledn "Liberal Government OF
Mexico will do.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING FOR CoLORED
PEoPLE.-We repeat the notice given yes
terday of public temperance meeting to
be held in the First African church at
half.past 8 o'clock this evening. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Captain B. C..
Cook and others.
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RETURNED John H. Hudson, In
ternal Revenue Assessor of this district,
returned to the city on yesterday after q
temporary absence, and entered upon hls
duties. wsf
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Ed SOMETHING INTERESTING!

81 SOMETHING INTERESTING!
TO THE LADIES
! accordance with resolutions adopted by the IN
,-r.lgued frn we have made FURThbh Re
CCIlUN in the prices Of our entire STOCK oi
SEAsONABLE DRY GOODS.
We have iust received from large dee"'' trust
.s lu New York beautiful line OF
/ f.ACK aud WHITE GROUND EMBko ehp
GEENADIHLS.
JlwggT2 and BLACK GRENADINES.
Z LK STRIPE ENGLISH BBalGE,
LIMOS. aCZAMBlQU rs, and other
/ LESS GOODS.
ALSO,
a cheap line OF
b RGCHED and BROWN SHIFTING and SHEET
INC a. HIRsH co.
-. 627 Broad street
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p nKEAr ENCirEMENr!
Re- JOHN J. WERTH,

re- JOHN J. wERTH,
MAIN STREET.
CORNER BELOW THE POST OFFICE,
S. prepared 10 furnish 10 strictly cash customers
CARBON HILL COKE,
ASTHRACITE and BITUAlNoUS COAL,
and SAWED OAK aud PINE WOOD,
deliverable in any part OF the city
NolnferiOr FUEL Will be sold on any terms, a
ne object being 10 give satisfaction in all cases
NY ls-ts