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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
NEW JERSEY INrELLIGENCE.
Hudson (,itv.


TIE Fips DEPARTMENT MupDrK-At the meeting or the
Common Council, Wednesday night the charges ros.
tive TO Illegal vote In the election for Chief Engineer
Of tho Fire Department wero sposed Of Tho Council
decided that the allegations not sustained and
election of Mr.. John Boyd as Chief Engineer was
therefore confirmed. This decision was received with
applause,
'fan AsTAcx on Ma. SrwuliI.-rho understandable
attack made on Mr. Newhan on Monday night while he
passing through Pavouis avenue. tho subject OF
investigation by the police authorities. IL Is evident
that the assailant mIstook Mr. Newha some enemy.
AZ Is the gentleman had narrow escape for his life.
Weehawlen.
STR AGAINST A MAGETRATE "A suit IL pending against
Justice De Puget aud three special officers OF thls
ship, arising out Of an affair that occurred Sunday
week, and which excited good deal OF merrmcnt at
the tine Some or tho weehswken specials, 70 10 al.
legged interiered with Custom House officer, who was
the lookout for the movements OF suspected SNUG
glers OF tho Elysian Fields. warrant was obtained
against the parties but when The constable proceeded TO
execute II he was placed under ares. ior alleged con-
there nne was imposed or imprisonment IN default
and tho spectacle q officer ana prisoner mixed up
In one batch escort was presented All tho parties
who figured In this Transaction have been subpenaed
Patterson.
Row rs rHE JAIL On Wednesday fye Of the IN natss
attacked another, German, whom they suspected of
telling the warden stories Of their evil doings Before
The warden could get TO the spot they had beaten him
numerically cutting him over tho eye and bruising
him considerably
FACTORY Burned Dowx--About bali past two
o'clock Wednesday morning Gre broke on. IN a
spoke factory situated in the Second Gro district at
Eizabcthport Rolla Engine Company No. arrived al
the scenc but In spite OF their exertons the Ere con
tbued III halfpast four O'Clock tho afternoon when
II had completely destroyed the building Loss e2o oo0
partially ius lred.
Trenton.
BoAaD on EDrcAuor.-The State Board OF Education
me, on Wednesday and after transactng some routine
business appointed tho following 20 the
existing vacaucies Alexander Cass, Bergen county
Alexander Gilmore, gamdOn county ,. oruiksnank,
Passaic county
Worrist own.
Fall FROM so,rvotD.-rwo men, named william
Moreand and John benjamin, fell from scaold thirty
nye feet high yesterday. Ono had his leg broken and
the other suffered injuries the spine which are con-
sidered serious The men were ~ once taken on fes
medical AID.
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A -BuRsHAx's FURNITURE ExPpKss OFFICE,
II llb West Eleventh street. slrth avenuc.fur'
moved city couny furniture pasksd and shipped
furniture Stored mopey s1InpeoA
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

FARR-HENpRoKsoN- Wednesday evening" July
81 by the Rev. James b. Kennedy at tho residence OF
the bride, Mr. L. A. FARn, Of New York, to Miss
RACHEL J.. HENDRIcKsoS, of Trenton, ~ j. No cards.
PArrERsoN-NueENr -On Wednesday, July 81 by the
Rev. VIM. II. Pendleton, Of New York, JOHN r PArrER.
son to LIZZIE eldest daughter Of Peer Nugen Esq., all
Of Brooklyn.
ToRBERT-Sr. JoHN-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
July 81 at the residence Of the BRIDES sister by the
Rev. Mr. Weed, Of the Allen street Methodist Episcopal
ST JOHN
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POsT OFFICE NOTICE.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
INSTRUCTION..


UGUsr SON MONDAY. AUGUST O. THE SUB.
scoer VIII commence his second private writing class
Ior gcnueens sons who home during their school
vacnuon ladies' and gentlemen may acquire good han
IN ten and attend hours sung their
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH,
the Reputed Penman of America
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To the Eduus's CI Tie Disputed
Gentlsmen.-In procuring the engagement, OF
NADIA ADELAIDE RisToEI, | encountered grsa.
dill ulties. This seems not TO be understood by
your correspondent ct" BE has spoken ofthin8s
OF which he knows positively nothing. II there
was any "sn indie" tthis IS ITS" expression J
1t 10 the swiudling of Messrs. Dutheld WaldFon,
Of which the citizens must complain. Ar. 0rau
entered into an engagement with Messrs Dnns!d
Wsldron TO ths effect ths. should th7 engage
ment not be fulfilled, Asssrs. DUH cid WsldTon
should forfeit $500 The engagement was losi.
tirslv no. fulfilled. Mr. Gyau received his $500,
aud lost .oms g. 500 by the operation. This seems
10 b. a rlain business transaction, and not swim
dla foe 23-ltl K. d. CGpBg.
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Aulnlond A]ispatrh.
%, 1867.
auction Sales THIS Dan.

COOK LAUGHTcN Will sell at IL NJ, at corner
OF Nineteen:h street. south side Of Dock, seve-
raj open canal boats and lot OF beat timber.
JOHN B. YOUNG will sell at P. NJ, on the pre-
roises. the tract ofIaud on Which F. p. Giannini
now resides, in Charlotte county, two mi les
from keysyiile, on the Richmond and Danville
railroad. The tract contains one hundred
acres.
z. GATHRIGHT, 1893 Main street, will sell at 10
o'clock an assortment Of furniture, bedding,
crockery and glassware, cutlery, CLOTH ing, dry
goods, boots and shoes, oilcloth, soap, etc.
T. W. oMOHUNDRO will sell at his store, at 10 A
M. fine assortment Of furniture, stoves
sewing machines, carpets, &c.
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PA,gIAsrHs At THE PoLLs.-A wagon was
driven up 20 the county courthouse yester.
day containing five old co!ored men who de.
sired 10 deposit their first ballot. The old
fellows seemed, indeed, 10 have - come down
from :, former generation" Shrivell-d gray
haired roothless, deaf, and each totterlng
with the weight of nearly a hundred years
they were assisted from The vehicle by eager
and Jealous advocates OF the Union League
ticket, who were loud in appiauding their
spirit in coming 10 the polls. Slowly the
patriarchs made their way toward The win
dows, supported on either side by younger
freedmen.
A. length they We're halted at the ballot
box and each man. after much fuInbling and
searching, drew forth Conservative ticket.
The colored Radical bystanders We're asio-
Iished. Here was gross swlndlc. = How
dis? Hi Look YAH such were the eE.
CARNATIONS which passed from lip 10 lip. Half
Il dozen dArkes thrust forward the Swan
ticket, anxious TO correct the eutdeat mistake
but the patriarchs were persistent, rs was
their driver, who was determined that they
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ELElTIoYgERIyG FIGHr.-Iesterday al noon
two Young men, eleclioneeriug respectively for
Massena Beazley and George w. Swan at the
county court. house, had quarrel, which
nearly resulted in 4 row. The Beazley man
was urging the claims of his ticket, when
Swans representative, Il fellow named Met
calfe. stepped MP and called him id liar. A
blow was the prompt response, and another
followed.
Metcalfe retrcated, and rs General Granger
was Just then passing on his rounds, the mat
ter was referred 10 him. After hearing the
statements of both parties the General de-
clined to have anything to do with the affair.
Subsequently nletcsife obtained warrant for
the arrest of his assailnnt, and the case viii be
heard at the Mayors Court Tomorrow.
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The RADICAL COMMITTEES TRorBLED.-A gen.
tleman called yesterday morning at the Ns'o
Nation Office and found the /" Friend and Hero"
pacing his room in = very disturbed manner.
Several white aud colored committeeman were
present, engaged in very low discussion of
their chances of success. "D-nit," said one,
"they' II beat US like hill: the Internal fools
have forgotten their names 9 Yes, dat's
fac said two colored gen ntlemen, sadly. "I'll
bet, !" hissed out Hunncutt, 'that they would
ind names for them if they would vote the
Rebel ticket
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BURGLARY yesterday evening, while
everybody and his wife were at the polls, 4
colored man named Hubbard Powell alias
Smith, en- tered the house Of Christopher Scott
(colored), on Madison between Broad and
Grace streets, by means Of false keys, and
stole coat and other articles. He was ar.
res ted and carried TO the Third station house
Christopher asserts that Hubbard entered his
house OF Friday last, also, and stole number
Of articles.
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RIsTORT-In the card concerning the Ma
dame kistori Swindle OF last winter, publish
Ell yes terday, the names OF the Messrs. Davies
were mentioned in such i manner rs TO leave
their connec ton with the affair in doubt. We
had thought that it was generally known that
every cent received By these gentlemen was
refunded, and had hoped that no further ex-
planation OF their conduct was NECESSARY.
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DEATH OF MAJOR II. G.. WALL.-aIajor II. G.
Wall, for many years 4 resident of Richmond,
died at his rooms, in the st. Charles Hotel, yes
terday at A. NJ, OF dropsy. Major Wall was
Il native of Baltimore, and came TO this city 1T
the beginning Of the war, leaving a lucrative
and responsible position in the Adjntant-
General Office in Washinpton TO take part in
the Confederate cause. He WAS appointed
here chief clerk in the Adjutant Generals )
office. He married in this city In lSG2 lie
served with General Walker in the Nicara-
guam war as major in his army He has ful-
filled with fidelity all his relations in life, and
is mourned by Il loving family and large
circle Of friends
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ARRIvA or ToUgIsTs.-The following
prominent and wealthy citizens OF PhIladel-
phia have arrived III this city OIL visit: Hon.
John Hulme Daniel Fox, DR.. MorinitZ of the
Gsruar. Dsmocrut, l.. =. Ashmead, ID. G.. Levy,
j. B. Huline, and Harry X. Fox. These gen
tlemen have been making Il tour or observa-
ton in the Piedmont section of the State, and
are now en- route 10 their homes. Some Of
them, we learn, Will probably become pur-
chusers of Virginia farms.
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should vote straight Five Conservative bal
lots were deposited by this delegation from
Howard's Grove hospital
The poor old men travelled back to the wa
gon as best they could, and the assistance OF
the police and soldiers were actually necessary
to prevent them from being lynched'oy the
Radical freedmen. They reached the wagon,
however, and were driven off in triumnh,
after casting probably, their first and last rots
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DEATH OF Az OLD CIrIzRS.-Mr. James
Hunter whose dea tn is announced in to-day's
paper, was old and esteemed citizen OF
Richmond. For several years he was super
intendent of the Tredegar Iron Works, which
were originally constructed, we believe, under
his direction. During the fifteen years pre-
ceding the close OF the late war he conducted
the iron and steel works situated near the
Peters burg Railroad bridge. Mr.. Hunter WAS
atfabe and genial, kind and sympathetic. No
citizen had more friends or fewer enemies.
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CHILD IYJrRED.-A little boy, playing on
Main street near the St. Charles Hotel, was
run over by passing vehicle on yesterday,
and had one Of his legs broken. He was taken
into Mr.. Calsher's, and the necessary medical
attention rendered.
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rs,O THE MERCHANTS CT RICHs
NOND.-The SOUTHERN GHURCHNAN."
desirtng to bring It's merits as ADVERTISING
MKp!UM before the merchants OF R!cb nond. has
rmlned to re1uc. It's rates for the next thr =
months To one half-v!z FIFTY oBSls per square
oi ten Ii go for each ino. raou
I he Churc'lGdn has d large ard constantly ln-
crea-ing circulation IN Virginis ANA Nortn Csro-
Inns sd otner southern tales and 10 therefore
yaiuabi, aly.t.IslG Ei5dium-
Adr.rtis- -m.Ht. rot Inconsistent with the ehai-
actsr Of tn paper may be sent 10 : Clurc4'n"H
rics, sloxandIia Va - oc - .oa.~
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r.. BARNES, JP. JUsTls, S. P. F"WLBR.
ARNES, JUSTIS q FOWLEh,
Is IsnccpssoIs to JusTIs & FowLER,) GENERAL
TaIMMI SsION AND FORW RDlN6 MERCHANTS,
NO 1902 Franklin street, Richmond, Va Parties
shining PRODUCE to This house can draw Tor
one.h half the value of shipment as soon as ship
ped the balance will be paid over as soon AS soid
Strict attention given 10 the business. QUICK
ga lss and prompt returns made.
Kefer 10 iliiam NJ. Cabel, member OF Virginia
Legislature, Buckingham county; Colonel y.
Cobbs Farmvilie, Va A: NJ. Pierce, staunton,
Va.:J. X. DINER, Waynesboro' Augusta county,
Va Joseph Dettor, Greenwood, Albemarle, va;
& S Pollard, Richmond, Va; Lancaster Co.,
hankers. Richmond, Va. se eN-SIn
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WORK SrspESDED.-In consequence of IN or
der from the War Department At Washing ton,
work has been suspended on the winter quar-
ters which were being erected for the troops at
Camp Grant. Some of these troops will be
ordered TO other portions Of the district.
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CHgsTsRFIELD CouRrHousE-NO ELECTION.
1t was reported 1T 4 late hour last evening
thar there had been no election held at Ches
terticld Courthouse yesterday, the books not
having yet arrived. The election there has
yat IN hp held
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RgrxarArED.-We are glad to see that Mr..
d. Is. Parker, special route agent for firgi-
mia, whose suspension We noticed III yester-
DAYS issue, has been reinstated
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Commission Merchants.

y Nj. WILLIAMSON formerly of A.
-. Y Stokes & Co) WHoLESAL lie GROCER
1918 Cary street, between Thirteenth and Virginia
.treets, Richmond, Va. will give strict attention
TO the sale of G0UNTRY PRODUCE, and pledges
10 his patrons full market prices and prompt re-
turns.
advances will be made on consignments in
hand.
Bank of Virginia; A. +. Harvey, Esq. President
National Bank OF Virginia; Messrs, Harvsys
Williams: Msssrs A. Y. Stokes Co. !; Messrs. +.
f. Maury Co, Bankers; Harrison, Goddin x
Apperson, Real Estate Auct,oneers
RIcHMoHD, October 10, 1867. oc 2l-3m
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1Oh1 VI n1OHHOHD' VVKobHKH IL
xRRIvED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, msr.
chand{se and passengers Il. b. iatum.
"a SAILED.
s,samer Albemarle. Bourne. New York, rner-
chsndi,a sud passeugers, 5. Ayres 60.
SchoonerJ II LocAwo d, shsIret, P:ov!dence,
coal, Curtis, Parker hidd,ok..,
Schooner ash y. d, Burton, Norfolk. merchan.
disc, Armi tsad Parr.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA. October 81 Cleared schooner
Jessie Williamson, Gorson. for hiG ona. ~
NEy YORK October 2l.-CIearsd, schooner bsu'
schoonsr J B. Clayton, Clayton, hence at Pro-
Schooner Maggie J. Chadwick, hence, at sa-
vannah oa the :Oth.
BIZ TgLEGRAPH.
WILMINGTON, October 2S Arrived, Gamers w.
p. clyds, fiom Nsw IoIk James a. hary, lio1n
Baltimore !; and Sappho, from View fofk.
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REAL ESTATE SALg.-Messrs. Cabell Il Wat.
kins have sold the lot fronting forty-seven
feet on Third between Marshall and Clay
streets with large brick dwelling thereon,
belonging TO c. NJ. Bosher, Esq, for $1,000
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ELECTION ~ MAScHEsTEk.-We were unabi"
TO get the vote in Manchester later than +
O'Clock 1t then stood: For Radicals, 66i; for
Conservatives, 80. Radical majority, 3ai.
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Thanks to Captain Clifford, OF the steamer
John Sylvester, for Norfolk papers OF yester-
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A GLORIOUS UTUh E. sgss3s

A GLORIOUS Ut u 4 f. sgff39
N 4. GUEST q CO., 10. sos Broad SsS$
street, have juet returned from the ea't' b.
orn cities with the largest stock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever brought to this city, which they Will offer 10
tho public at astonishingly low prices. Weadvsr-
-o no price list, stock is too large 10 enums-
rata ali the different prices. Call and examine our
pr ces and We guarantee N compete win ths bsst
and chsapast I'm tho city. Conntry merchants will
nd II to ihsr interest 10 call ua before making
theit purcha.es. ,n
4 large lot OF SEWgD BR0GANS and sAfo-
LEON BOOTS a. GUS<T y Co.,
AN 30 No 5o5 Broad near Fifth street.
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nNWAKD! OrWAKD!! Is oAss

nNWARDi Or rWahDi! 10 gAs9
W The CONSTANT CGY.--sGch is the SMd
motto Of " GUHsT. He 10 now pra GL
parsd TO oFsr the grest-st irdncemenb sTDy
evsr offered In hichInvnd IN 'ha bopf ana shUh
LIS by ths ca4e, dOIsn. OF single PAR. hiti
2ans and country merchants Will hnd this a gG0d
chance TO lay in thsir supply. The iollo"h3 IN
aorocco Bonts a, 81 .o'o pairs Mons Btogans
Gnd Bllmoras s!,2j and up LOO p.lrs srle!Hs5a ssa
Goat and Morocco B,lmCra!s ~ 70 ana up 'oo
pairs | adies Cream Cloth riippor-. soc 500 rhlfs
genuine Morocco Buskins, 7sc. : spiendid rtYea
cali on NJ GUsST,
All Broad street, between fourh anu Flfth.
"a ii ge aoJrs from brreden FOX.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FURN1-
IN TURB.-We are now In receipt Of the largest
aud most complete assortment OF new and elegant
FuRNiTURE ever offered to the Virginia public.
1t embraces every pion needed Tor the perfect
outfit of halls, parlors. dining rooms. and cham
bers, and tae prices range from the lowest to tue
highest fgures-acccrd!ng to quality. We are de-
tsrml led to use the same strenuous eXertions to
please which have characterized Us for quarter
OF century past, and most respectfully invite
continuation Of the patronage heretofore 80 llbe-
rally eXtonded us.
HABLISTON q BROTHER,
sa so No. 9O5 Main street corner OF Ninth.
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TOHN P. WATSON formerly with
- Brown. Hill & Co., now dissolved), Commits
sion Merchant and Manufacturers Agent for the
sale Of Cotton ard woollen Yarns, &C., and nd Wool.
fsrs by per1nission to MIR. John w. Torrey, Presi-
dent Corn Exchange national Bank, Philsdel-
phia Messrs Winn & Weaver, No. 81 Barclay
street, New York. 50 oo-Im
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JeUeLers, dc.

NEW AND BEA u FIF U ! Pay.
~ Terms OF JsWELHY, SILVSR. PLATED
WARE, Sc, at JOHN II. TYLER co y, lsis
Main s.reet.-Ws have On hand and are constant
Iv receiving all the most desirable sty las OF
Diamond Pins Bar R!rss. Finger Rings, ac';
Gold, Euemeilsd, and Etru'ean JeweIsry-eVeFy
article in this line u new patterns;
Gold aud Silver Watches superior quality war
rsntsd;
Gold Watch Chains. Vest, Chatalaln, ana Leon
Silver Tea Services. Pitchers, Gobls's, Mugs. But
ter Dishes. Ca.tors, Spoons. FORKS, Ladles'
Butter knives, &c .
sirar in cases. Tor Bridal and other presents oc
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| negroes where they could find his mother to
| let her know he was not out.
II was nov after o clock. The negroes still
| loitnred about. collecting in groups, and talk
| ing in the most excitable manner about the
recent affair There they would have donbt-
less remained till now but for the arrival OF
Captain Fields. He commanded them TO dis
perse telling them that If they did not he
would order his company up and charge them
with the bayonet. and II they did not disperse
then he would fire upon them. After few
moments consulta tion among themselves, the
minority Of the negroes reluctantly dispersed
Both the police and the cavalry deserve
great credit for the GOODNESS and determina-
tion exhibited by them during the disturbance
Another COlored Conservative Nearly
Nobbed.
The affair Just related, happening some dis
tance from the polls, occasioned very little If
any excitement there, and the voting was
quietly proceeded with, no disturbance what
ever occurring until just before the close.
Then colored an(whose name we were un-
able learn voted the Conservative ticket.
This was announced, and the negroes became
excited and Immediately rushed towards the
unoffending man, and were about 10 maitreat
him, when he was seized by some gentlemen,
placed in n carriage, and driven off before the
now infuriated mob could get hold of him.
They pursued the carriage short distance,
but finding they could not overtake IT, return
ed muttering direst vengeance hpon the next
colored man who voted the Conservative
ticket and upon the white men who defended
him.
AT sunset the poll was closed, and the large
number of negroes and the few white men
present slowly left the scene.
FOURTH WARD.
The citizens of the Fourth Ward did their
work quietly but well. ChimboraZo poured
forth its scores and hundreds Of colored men
and boys, and from dawn until dark they
crert toward the polls in 4 long and packed
line. Many could not give the names entered
on the registration lists, and were Of course
rejected
a squad of infantry were under arms
within hailing distance of the polls, but their
assistance was not needed, although i dis
turbance had been feared.
The Conservative voters Of the Fourth Ward
must come TO the polls to-day a large mum
Der are yet unaccounted for.
Az ,oio registered ut Bettecue Hospital rots
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REDUCED PRICES IN ALL GOODS.
p-A PENNY SAVED PENNY MADE

EgrA PENNY SAVED IsA PENNY MADE,
and the best place to save your money is at
JULIUS sYCLE's
sls MAIN sTREET,
where e large lot Of auction goods have Just been
received, and are offered to the public at the low
est prices. In the line OF
DREss GOODS
am Offering French and English Merinoes, En-
press Cloths, Popiins, and Alpscas at great re-
duc,ion OF prices.
Cloth, Cassimeres, Sathnes, &c., at the lowest
prices heard OF since 1860.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
In this line OF Dry Goods the prices Of every
thing have been made to accord with the trc-
meudous fall OF
KING COTTON
Calico only loc. and l2c.
Calico, best makes, only lsc. and le3c.
Bleached Cotton. only IOc. and l2c.;
Bleached Cotton, yard wide, at le3c;
Brown Cotton at the very lowest figures;
l0-d Sheeting only +5c. yard;
Bad Ticking, Shrtng Stripes, &C., selling
cheaper than ever before.
c-Great bargains in Flannels are offered to reduce
stock.
Come early, or they win be all gone.
Remember, the place to save money is at
JULIUS SYCLE's, sls Main street.
Ihavs secured the services Of Messrs RIrER
q. CARE, JONAS WEINBERG, GEORGE P.
B.GBY. and GEoEGE sWABACHER, who would
be very happy to see and serve their numerous
friends.
Closed on Saturdays. oc IL