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esz- THE OLD FLAG STILL WAVES
LEVY BROTHERS

LEVY BROTHERS
continue to offer GEEAT BARGAINS to the puo-
lie. The facilities they have for purchasing 'neif
Goods and the immense business that they are
doing snable them to sell cheaper than any other
,on.a in the city. It shonld be borne in mind
,b., This establishment continues to carry on
business established nearly
FIFTY YEARS AGO,
and have Away. had the reputation OF SELLING
CHEAP They offer to. day
and &c. :;
Calicoes at y, 10, and l23c.
DeIa!nei az L! and -Uc.
~, t,as, co1orad Alapcas ut Soc, worth Sc
rnir,s Erench Merinos ct 9Qc. and 81, worth sl.29
and 81 so;
wbi.s Flannel, all wool, at CSC, worth SIZE.
White Flannel, all wool, full yard wide, at Soc.
worth &c..
Heavy Red and Gray Twilled Flannel at 3Sc'
worth SOC.
Canton Flannel at 15c
Heavy Domestic Girghams ut !6tc.
Tohair Dress Goods at lc:c., worth zoe. at NC,
worth SOC.
satinets at 80, 50, CO. and &c. very cheap goods
| Cassimeres at 81, worth $3.50:
Mohair Striped Skir,ips a: 25c., worth I5c. per
yard
| let Galoon Trimming at Csc, worth Soc.
| Wove Striped Flannel, for skirts, shirts, or
dresses, warranted all wool, at 3ec., would De
| cheap at double the money;
| Table Cloths at I5c.;
Table Damusk at SOC. per yard sold before the WI
| a; 75c. 3;
scarfs or Comforts for children at l0c., not the
| value of the wool that is in them:
| Linen Napkins at 81. Is per duzen, worth 81;
| Sets Of Bogwood Jewelry at Soc. worth 81;
Check Muslin at II; and 2Nc., worth 20 aud &c:
Misses Balmoral skirts at 75c., worth $3.50;
Ladies' Balmoral Skirts at Sl.25;
| A large lot OF Cloak Buttons at lVc. per dozen
| some of which are worth &c.;
| Fleece.lined Cotton Glove. at l23c., worth &c;
| Fleece lined silk Gloves AZ Sec., would De eHe"i
| at Soc:
4 largo stock of Bonnet Ribbons at 49c. per yard
| worth 75c.;
Cloth Tor Cioaks at g. per yard, worth $3.50 pc
| yard
Huckahack Towels 81 y so per dozen, worth 81. SO
| Embroidered Handkerchiats at 50c., worth 81
| Ladies' Hoods at SOC, worth VI
| Velvet Ribbons, Plain Black Black with white
| Edges-and all colossal greatly reduced
| prices;
4
l. levarI skirts faiLkiUds;
! Cloak Cloths and TRIMMINGS;
| Jet and Steel Nail Heads;
| Under Garments for men, women, boys, and girls
| Veil Bsrasas;
! Embroidered Collars and Cuffs;
| Russia Crash; Russia Diaper;
| Table Cloths Napkins;
| Shawls Of every description;
| Real Lambs Wool hose at CSC. worth sec.
Merino sose for children, al! sizes at SOc'' worth
75c.;
| A full assortment OF White Goods, Flannels,
| Bed Blankets, Shaws, Handkarchisfs, Hosiery,
and everything elss that should be kept in a first
| class dry goods establishment, which We offer 10
| the public, assuring them that we have every ar
| ticle in the house at the prices they are adVar'
tlsed at and that the goods now in store are much
| below the regular prices.
LEVY BROTHERS,
l547 Main street, few doors above the Old Market
| onnosi,a side de d!
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= States, we may be more thankful to the
strength and spirit of the white people OF
the State, than to anything else.
Thus far the purpose Of the negro IN ms
Constitution. making seems to be to en-
sconce himself in The body Of the State as
the crab docs within the she'll Of the oyster,
where comfortably and abundantly pro.
yided for, he subssts without burthcn and
without care, until tho life on which he
feeds is extinguishcd. What then? That
is matter for him to look to.
Will he succeed, however, in his mca-
Sures with this cnd' If General Porr
considers his w-making folly and q
failure, and begs him to retire, what pros.
pect has he to find favor with any one else
outside Of his own race? He is, in short;
a pet elephant Of the most capricious ma
ture, and will give the greatest trouble tc
his keepers. As the news from Louisiana
and other States where negro conventions
are sitting is received in Washington the
| the views of Mr.. JoHNsoN's message on tn,
capabilities and tendencies Of the African
when left to himself, will be deeply en-
graved upon the minds even Of ultra Radi
Gals and they will be forced at last Il
consider what shall be done to save tho
country?
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These Times.

;. & significant commentary upon
.,so DAYS in the northern part Of this So
Jailed Union, that fraud and corruption
20 co common and so firmly seated in the
State that II is in vain to attempt to eject
them. No. only is it so: but it has come
20 that, that men do not undertake to eN-
press their resentment or defend them
selves when their integrity is impugncd.
The boldest and most unqualified charges
OF bribery and corruption have been made
against the New York Legislature yet
those members upon whom the charges
were levclled did not undertake to excul-
pate themselves, while the body itself did
not deem it Of sufficient consequence to
their combined or segregated reputation
TO demand an investigation, that the Legs-
laturc might be purged OF the guilty, il
there were such, or the accusers convicted
Of falSehood, If there were not.
In the recent bitter campaign for the
mayoralty of New York city, the grossest
charges were made against both the leading
candidates. The press upon its daily APP
pearance charged them with stealing, or
permitting others, with their connivance,
to steal the public money. The New York
Tribune on the very day Of the election
said:
If the question Of Mayor lay between
Hoffman and Wood, the only point which
tax paying voters would need decide is
whether it is cheaper to elect Mayor
who allows nobody 10 steal but himself, or
one who steals nothing himself and pre-
vents none of his friends from stealing"
Such charges are not peculiar to the
campaign just over, but have been the sta
pie of the discussions of political cam
paigns in the great Gotham for years.
Such things were unknown in former days.
Charges like these would then have been
most asSuredly disproved or established,
and it was not safe personally to make
them. Honesty was looked upon as a
level not second in value to life itself and
men did not patiently submit to an impu-
tation casting doubt upon it.
New York is not peculiar. The indif-
ference to accusations affecting honesty
and integrity is much too wide spread to
allow that State any especial distinction
in this sort of moral inscnsibility. 1t is nc
small consolation to the South, in her
poverty, that at least she has not come to
this. What mctamorphosis is to take
place we cannot tell, but at least up to
this time public honesty has been well
protected. No southern Legislature has
submitted to an imputation affecting the
honesty Of any Of It's members without
demanding a proper investigation-onc
that would have resulted in conviction and
expulsion Of the accused or that would
have acquitted him and branded the
accuscr as liar. 1t is bad state Of
things where this keen jealousy Of Official
and personal integrity is not cherished,
and very justly inculcates the belief that
the broad accusations grow out Of practices
that may well suggest them.
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e.s-- MRS. wiSsg.ow's SOOTHING sly

RS MRS. WiSSL0W'S SOOTHING Sl-
RUP for children teethiug grestly facilitates tne
process Of teething by softerrg the gums, redu'
cling all inNamnaticn--will allay all pain ard
spasmC die action, and is sure to
EEGGLATG THE BOWELS.
Depend rpon it, mothers, 1t will 6ive rest TO
yourselves and
BELIEF AND health TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put un and sold this article for Year,,
ard can say IL oSFiDsSCE ana TRUTH Of 1t what
re have never been ehls to say of any other me-
dicine-nsvar has 1t failed in single instance to
eject cure when timely used. Never did We
know an Instance OF dissatisfaction by any one
who used il. On the contrary, all are delighted
with its operation and speak in terms OF com
mendatlon Of its magical effects and medcal viz
tus- We speak in this matter WHAT WE DO
KNOW" after years Of experience, and pledge our
rdputat ton for the ifment Of what we here de-
clare. In almost every instance where the infant
il suffering from pain aud exhaustion, resf VIII
be found in fifteen twenty minutes after the
syrup Is administered. Full directions for using
vii! accompany each bottle. BE and call FOR
" Mgs WIESLOW'S SOOTHlEGSiEUP" having
the fac simle OF (" Curtis L Perkins" on tne OUT
side wrapper All others are base limitations.
Sold by druggists throughout the world. Price,
only S5c. per bottle.
Otaces 2l5 Fulton street, n. Y. 2c5 High Hol-
born. London, England III St. Paul street, Mon
treGl, Canada se2V-eodom
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ss- THANKSGIVING DAY"
having passed, tbs ladies' have time again 10 call
at

~
having passed, tbs ladies' have time again to call
JULIUS sYCLE'S,
o., Main street between Ninth and Tenth,
> oxaroine the greatest bargains ever offered In
this city
now stock OF those beautiful Dress Goods, solid
Grounds with small figures, and such hand.
some stripes, al only NC
French Merinos, best quality al sOc SOFA "ssh
g,rnrsss Cloth, finest quality, only Sc, worth
fully 81;
Figured Empress, really beautiful, only s2!c.;
,e,os av,,v fashionable color, Ut s0c., worth
60c.;
pon,in Alpacas only 42c, sold everywhere at eoc.;
paris Popl!rs, beautiful goods, only Csc;
uors.elaine Dalaines. latest styles, 1t zee.
Calicoss at 10, IL, and l4c.;
Bleached and Unbleached Cottons al ~ i-a' ana
&c.;
B,sached Cotton, full yard wide, only l2ic.,
worth &c.;
RIeacbsd and Uubleached 1914 Sheetin8 at aoc;
Pillow case Cotto a, full width, at 25c.
Bed Tick l2Ic and up superior quality at !'c
Canton Flannel, good quality, at Is
Atwood White and Red Flannel for 3ec.
All wool White Flannel, full yard wide, at 0ce'
Cassinets at IS and 75c., worth Soc and RI;
Cashmere, warranted al wool, only 81, worth
fully $l.5O;
Black Broadclosh, u yards wide, at 81, worth
1880;
Colored and Figured Sacking Beavers, very
CLoAKS and SHAWLs.
In this department am selling the greatest bar
gains ever thought Of
Black Cloaks, only IS, worth rs
Black Cloaks at 81, selling everywhere tor $40.
These goods are offered very low to reduce my
immense stock, and early call this week will
secure a bargain.
SHAWLS, sHAWLs sHAWLS'
7 will sell Shawls very cheap for the next few
days.
Also, Just arrived per New York steamer, a large
lot OF cheap white and Colorsd Blankets.
White Bed Blankets at $3.50, worth SO;
White Red Blankets at 81, worth $40;
Colored Blankets from II 5up.
DON'T forget the place, and call early al
JULIUS SYCLE's,
Ql3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
Clo,ed SATURDAYS.
The following gentlemen are with me, ana
wonlt esteem 4 call from their many friends as
personal favor:
B1ryR @. CARE, GEORGE swADacHER, JONAS
wElygERG, GEORGE p. BAdBT, and J. a FRENCH.
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COOP H1T.-Mr. Dixon, Of Connecticut,
closed a speech in the Senate on Wednes-
day by reminding senators that according
to General GRANT the will Of the people is
the supreme law of the land.
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-narC,aEI,nR,s uAlR nyE-BATCRE.

ne BATChEL0R's HAIR DEE-BATCHb-
LOGS HAIR DYE.-This splendid HAIR Di 10
the best in the world. The onlytru aud perfect
dye-harmless reliable, instantaneous. 10 dl'-
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natrral ol"SA
or brown remedies the III effects OF bad ayes )
inyigorates tho hair, leaving 1t soft and beautiful.
The genuine Is signed WILLIAM !. BATCH l.
L02. All Others ara mere limitations, and should
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumef'.
Factory. 81 Barclay ttrset, New York boTare
=, a rorptsrroit ia li-tDlO
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a Y ST ERS! OYSTERS !!G~N ~
- OYSTERS FIFTY BARRELS. Nh ~
Having received the agency for this Vs'g r
city of The celebrated SANDY POINT ~SSsI
ofsTERs, from York river am prepared In iur-
nish them In any quantity opanaa cr N the shell.
Hotel and restaurant Keepers would do well 10
call. Private families served al short notice
ortsrs from the country filled and cans furnish d..
FISH ana GEMs OF ali illus bought aud told.
k.diBlo.
Depot, Sixth near Clay street stall nc. Sc
eond Market aud house No. Market 50 uafe.
nO3-2t
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gDec1GZ Notices.

nz-,nERICA AGAINST ENGLAND
LEAN COMPASS TOILET SOAPS
HONEY, GLYCgRINE BOUQUET, D
P,LM-Thess popular soaps are mads from To.
.,o,.os, ,,.,ari.ls. very richly porfumed, war
rartcd not only equal but superior to tae Eng lsh'
and lifty per c4nt cheaper. They are supersedins
al forsiyn toire, soaps in this market as It's VOL!
49,, that since their Introduction the demand
for the latter has fallen of fully one-hai. manu-
factured only by !. on
mcKEONE, VAN HAA6EH CO.,
- sor,b Front street, Philadelphia; 80 barclay
strsst, New York. no '"-eo"oIn
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4 GENTS WAITED FOR A VIZ.
IA GINA LIFE IN<URA nee COMPANY. -Th'
RICHMOND BAKING AID iESUhA:CE Coz
PANY, of Richmond Va, Insnres LIVES on tn
most reasonable te ms, with d secr-ity rntoubted
Those unable to insure are De 4 RE.
I gents wanted ii every cisy and couaty in tn
Union.
Ganvaeaers for the city OF kichmond wanted.
JOHN 8. DAVla, Pre5iaHnt,
J. F. C. POTTS, Secretary.
Applicants for agencies will address
T. b. sTAhkE. General Agent,
OCT Box 203, Rich iaond, Va.
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rMARPIED

Ev the Pew. T. q. Low, Halifax, y: G.. on the
All instant. HEgRY VANCE 70 N ISIS BsLLE Sfhl-
DEE: ali of the city of Richmond.
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers Please copy
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T W. JONES, SURGICAL AID
VI. MECEANICAL DETTLST has moYgd ;;5@{Sss8
his Office and residence back 70 Natn Sk-Si2s
street, three doors from. Sixth, opposite
the Arlington House. ,
All operations thoroughly and geniiy performed.
TEETH EXTRACTED without pain.
TEETH INSERTED ON YULCAAITE PLATE
and durability wErrAnted. Dc -
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Shi1n2,1Ng,

EOK BALTIMORE, HAVAEThu
L AND BnsToN.-sernt.v weakly 81 snT -
pany Che .pest Ronts Preights ks- -a:.s7,ssssy
duced-Eo charge for Whar age by ,hls 80 ~s 4.
Transhipment of Goods--Leaves B,i,iraore 80, 20
every Wednssday and Sunday a.8 y clock WA
Steamer STATE OF MARYLAND. CAPTAIN THn',-
TRAvyRs, Will leay. here SUEpAT MpEsiyntA ~
8 O'CLOCK Freight received every day fs,,s.@
sxcepted) up 10 8 o. clock r. " This sis.ns,
splendid saloons staterooms, and passepgs, ~.
commodations. FsT- reduced 10 CHILE MI
LARS. Meals aud staterooms extra. For fr.r,I.
or passage apply 10 -
DAVID Il WILLIAM CUpprv
Ofce az Charles 7. WORKMAN & Co.'S, gifes.,L
street. de- ,,
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EDG9atJStTIs

DR. GEORGE 3. STEEL, E3
DEN TIST.
ONCE No 723 Main street, between Seventh ana
Eihth dive doors above spot,wood Hotel, Rich.
,nond Va. de S-3m
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PRINTING, AGAIN.

The previous questionable subject of
printipc-was called for by Mr.. CLEMENTS,
and the call being sustained, the vote was
ordered to be taken.
The ayes and noes were ordered on the
substitute CT Mr.. CLEMENTS, appointing a
committee o. three to make the necessary
contracts for printing at prices not exceed
ing those adopted by the Typographical
Union of tho city. The vote resulted !:
Ayes, %; noes, IS.
Thn Gil hStitute was lost.
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a committee of two from each judicial
district be appointed, whose duty it shall
be to report mode of procedure as to the
framing Of a constitution.
Mr.. WooDsoN coutended that the substl-
tute of Mr.. CURTIS was entirely foreign to
the subject matter of Mr.. THOMAs's resolu-
ton, and could not be called substitute
thereto. He would therefore call for the
previous question. -
Mr.. GIBSON, of Fauquier, asked Mr.. CUR
IT'S to withdraw his resolution which he
did.
Mr.. THOMAS also withdrew from his res
olution SO much as referred to committee
on printing, as special committee had
already been appointed on that subject
The resolution of Mr. THOMAS was then
adopted.
The Chair stated that it would be pre-
nared to announce the committees TO-
morrow.
On motion Of two or three members the
Convention then adjourned.
1CoRREcTroS-We untntentionally IN our
report Yesterday attributed the remarks OF
MIR. PLATTE concerning his unwiiingness 70
RELY upon the city rs The sole medium o! con-
veying the proceedings Of the convention 10
the public to Mr.. PORTER.
Dr. BAYyE still says that this don spci!
| q dis = and if he can help it, IL never snail
/ tCt
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DH. c. E. KLOEBER, SUB ga 60
~ GEON DEETtST tlate Of Ba!timorel, S-aILE
No sO9 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
Beautiful artificial teeth on the Fulcanite base,
perfectly Initiating The natural organ and restoring
the contour of the face at the loT prices OF :Io,
h25 and $50 per se
Nitrous oxide gas given IN extracting teeth, rem.
dsring the operation painless and s2!a.
I'm
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DOR RENT, the desirable + E $ :
z DENCE containing eignt rooms, on aA
and Thirty fourth streets. Church Hi, with t:;E
ahont fifteen and half acres Of land a. -sstl
ached. There is On the place excellent ORCH
ard Of choice fruit.
Also for rent, two Houses on New street. Union
Hill Apply al my ONCE, secoat door below post
Office
de- 3-6ts j. h. sANDS.
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NOR RENT, the small BRICK COT
e TAGEoi three room, with KIrCHSE, ksJ
No 100 west Marshall street. Apply a. 5l+ ,s.l5
west MARSHALL street "bovs Brook avenue, LIZ
or 1T sol corner Of Marhall and Fifth streets.
no ls-ts
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For SDO3tSN1cU.

GUNS, GUNS, GUNS.-TO
W COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND wEZT
TaE TRADE G N u l. a l. i - -. " u,
WALSH s SGN date James walsh, xxx
Importers and manufacturers of<|\J/ u
Guns, RIFLbS. Sc, l432 Main
street respectfully call the attention 81 the trsds
to their extensive assortment OF DOUBLE hhp
SISGLE GUNS, most OF which are OF our own I'm;
portation, together with an extensive supply, o.
POWDER FLASKS, SHOT POUCHES, dAMh
BAGS, POWDER, SHOT, aud GAPh, and every
thing necessary 10 the sportsman In the ID
N. B.-REPtIgiNG done with neaine.s ana
despatch. n Il WORK euarsntaed a. 70 tlh
- SUTHERLAND. 1906 - "a
-. MAIN AND 500 BE0A D Nh
sTHEG", KlGHIoTD,, "a; IA s$.SSs%
RIFLES, PISTULE, FINE CUTIE. "\~ V
BY, AID SP0RTING ARTICLES.
orr recent Importation Of GUNS embraces inc
finest goods for the prices ever IN our stores.
Just received. 1000, 600 Ebi'o CAPS, IN quarter
and one. tenth boxes. 2Eent 10. Bennington
celebrated FIREARMS. &C :!
NEW YORK NET AND TWlNE
~ COMPANY ES and . - s1-.rs..
NETS OF all kinds made To order Esf9srgEsss.s2
COTTON SEINE TylTsS, ratsct"
and soft, ali sizes. Importer, 81 " LINZ
THREADS and TWIIEo. los >, ~, IS +2--i"o
and three cord. DEAREST s. "a. hOi,
s-3rr< lU| barclay .-.' nav , --Ss
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S,eciHy Notices.

rT SEE YON MAIDEN, BEAUTEOuS
FAIR,
Flinging back the suns bright beam
From her soft and lustfous air,
Asif were golden stream
Or, brighter still, an angels sleam-
Had settled in and nestled there
sus uses WOODS CASTALIAH CREAM"
Sold by all druggists. Fifty cents per bottle.
de 6-2w
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TEST OATH PROPOSED.


After some discussion, Mr.. HAwxnURsT
was allowed to offer the following resolu-
ton as Il substitute:
"Resolved, That the President appoint a
committee of five to receive propositions
for the printing ordered by the COnven-
ton, and report; provided that no propo-
sition shall be entertained from parties, or
any one acting in their behalf, who cannot
take the oath of office prescribed by act of
Congress July ,, 1862"
Mr.. HAwylICRST said that this would ap-
near harsh TO some of the members, but it
was evident that there was dominant
marty in the Convention, and that domi-
nant party must have the bestowal of
Offices and privileges; and that all upon
whom these were conferred should comply
with the provisions Of this resolution.
Mr.. GIBSON, of Giles CONSERVATIVE, OPP
nosed the substitute, and said that TO re-
n,ire any test oaths in connection with
any of the privileges conferred by the
Convention would be contrary to the spirit
in which the Convention had assembled.
Mr.. PLATTE offo red the following substi-
tute to that of Mr.. HAwXHURsT, which was
adopted:
Resolued, That committee of seven be
appointed by the CHAIR to consider the
whole subject Of printing for this body,
and to recommend some action to the Con-
yention said committee to report at the
earliest practicable moment.
Mr.. HAwxHURsT withdrew bis substl-
tute.
The CHAIR then announced the following
committee under Mr.. PLATES resolution ::
Messrs. Marye, Clements, White, Platte,
Morrissey, J. G. Gibson, and Hawxhurst.
Mr.. RfSE offered the following
"ReSOlred, That the officers and mem
hers of this Convention be now sworn in"
a member desired to know what oath
was to be taken.
Mr.. H1NE replied that he supposed the
Congressional oath OF 1862 would be re-
CURED. 80,
The resolution was laid on the table.
Mr.. THOMAS offered resolution pro-
viding for the Gppointmentof committees,
consisting Of seven members each, on the
following subjects: On finance, on PRIV
leges and elections, and on printing.
Mr. CURTIS offered as substitute that
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TOHN DOULEY, II q MAN uFhC.
y TURER SD DEALER, invites his "a
friends Of The couutry and city to the eXami q
nation of hts splendid stock Of II Is .Hds~'-
caps OF his own aud Of 9th 7 manufacturers All
tho new styles Of the season on hand end recelT'
ing bv every steamer from The largest tntnuisc'
tories Of the country The prices are reduced 10
suit the present nara tlmss. ..
| viii pay tho higha.t market prices ,"r W.
SEINs-viz. rabbit, Mngkrat, Co-n Fox AinN,
otter. ard Beaver.
Hunters would do well to bring T. Fur skins az
fine assortment of Ladies and Chtidran'3
Frrs. Caps NutF-, Sc, or hand ut l-!l Eagle
S1rare Main street, Richmond, Va. noS'
VUSV Received 4 @oTHER1 Stg
y lot or prime s ole end CPP ~ GtA- 3ESA
'rHEK, also Ii. ING SKINS, which J amy EshI
s.llin! NJ New York prices also, another -
lot OF those SIX DOLLAR GALE eG"hp lh-Ss
30 rs. .,,,.
All in want will save money by .alllnS =, t'-'
Man street IL NJ va -
X WISPHEr. Salesman no -
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Bcotss Shoes, Hats, DO,

WANTED, WANTED. 1000 gfsp
w FARMERS. 5000 MECHANICS, E@a
IA 100 fSr ! ali TO know wher. to hnyY az
the chaapes: BOOTS and Shes tn. s-
Following is list: Mems Boots. $50 >. -,
Boots, 81 up Misses Sewsd and tes-"i iealarr
Balmoral-, 81 and up; Children. /. Morocco Hee1t,
Roots S5c N otder goods In proportion. /
tD,fooI,d s,oci, NJ nv own Nuke whit b are w.I
sp, ,vlJ'' '''' MICHAEL GnNSF,
~ Broad street Elchmord.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

EOR NEW YORK-F1RST VESSEL,
a' Tha superior fas.-sailirg schooner -
LOUIS A. VANBRUNr, TooKER master. re.
having the larger portion o! her cargo e. ass.1
gagged and going on board. viii have q1icX d..
palch. For balance Of fraight Apply 10
CROWELb / CUR2IE
corner Eighteenth and Cary streets.
dam Tn -hSF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

NOTICE 20 SHIPPEES.-Hhe boats
IL Of the JAMES RITEE Az D,TSr.-,yTTT7r,,i
KANAWHA CANAL GcIPA&Y ssssSSS,55sis "a
viii leave the deck ~ q.nll
promptly Vt IL clock n. on TUESDAYS. THURS.
Days, and SATURDAYS.
Praiaht and tolls on goods FOR Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery or prepaid al he op.
ton OF tbs shipper FreiSb received and deliver.
ed RI my office, or the dock. 80;
WGy Freight Will not be delivered I'll chGr8st
are paid
i p"i.o ia EDWARD DILLON. agent.