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Boots and Shoes.
REMOVAL.

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
i In informing his customers and citizens gep.
orally, that he has removed Ills Boot and Shoe
establishment to the north side Of Union. be.
tween Main aud Market streets, where he keeps
constantly on hand the best brands Of French
Calfskin, together with as good workmen as the
country can afford. Thankful for past patron
aye, he wishes continuance Of the same
angal,3mj ,.-f JAMES Mathews
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AN old lady was admiring the beau
tiful picture called "Saved." sits no
WONDER" said she, "that the poor child
tainted after pulling that great dog out
of the water"
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: THERE is u story told of an Indian,
WHO having seen gentlemen with a
wig and spectaeles, exclaimed in amaze
ment, "Him two scalp, four eyes, by
gQllym
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06

A COUNTRY gentleman went with his
two Sous to q neighboring town TO have
their portraits taken. On arriving at
the artists studio he asked for some
water for the boys to wash their hands.
On being directed to an adjoining room,
they not only washed their hands, but
also their faces. After the portraits
were taken the lads began to grow black
In the face. The true state of the case
Immediately occurred to the artist-the
boys had washed in the wrong basin-a
basin of chemicals prepared for por-
traits. There was no remedy then for
the accident. The silver wash was turn
ing the faces Of the boys HACKER aud
blscker, and there was no other way
than to let the chemicals perfect the
work. The gentlemen left with his
boys, and by the time he reached home
his wife had two fine mulatto children.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06

A London lady tripped in her crino-
line, broke her leg and had to suffer
amputation of that member.
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PRODU CE DE A l. e r J.,
NO. GA MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, ~. VA.

AM COMMENCING BUSINESS ONCE
l. more, and am now daily receiving my stock
OF groceries and choice family flour, to which
invite the attention of the public and solicit
share Of the patronage which have heretofore
so literally received. A. TURNER.
sep5.lm '.... .I....
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FLOUR
Brownsville Young Ladies'
Seminary,

w Monday in September. References--The
Bishop and Clergy of the Diocese of Pittsburgh
and Rev. j. II. McMechen. Geo. r. Tingle, Esq.
L. g. Hughes, Esq, Wheeling, W. Va. For
Catalogues or further information address the
Principal, Mrs. c. L. SMYTH, Brownsville, Fay
cite Co. Pa aupg-lmo
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AGES CLASSIFIED.


OF the above there were three from abroad,
one infant found on Clay street, two still born,
and one drowned, leaving only twenty who died
of disease in the city in the month of August
K. MCCOY,
sepI,3t Secretary Of Board Of Health.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06

WHY is monarch who can't talk like
his domiuions' Because he's king
dumb.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06

WHY is an alarm of fire in the night
like q stiff clothes brush 7 Because 1t
spOils the nap.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06

WANTED.

A SITUATION FOR AN ExPKRIENcED
IA person as ahousekeeper, or for nursing
sick lady. Apply at PROF. SCHNURkERS,
8. i corner Market and Quincy streets.
sep6lt = -s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06

SOAP.-A FINE ASSORTMENT OF BATH,
- Toilet and Shaving Soaps, at Il. BOOKINGS
Pharmacy, No. I Odd Fellows Hall.
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CODarfnership Notice,

COpartnership Notice. 81.
HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN
Ill the Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods bpsi.
ness, Mr.. John W. Sanders, the business will
hereafter be conducted under the firm name Of
BRUES g. SANDERS. -.
HENRY BRUES,
sep2-2m No. ia Main St, Wheeling, w. Va.
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TNLAvORING EXTRACTS OF THE LAT.
II est qality and flavor for sale mt 4. BOOK.
ING'S Pharmacy, No. Odd Fellows Hall.
sep5
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GREAT WATCH SALE

ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN.
GIVING Every PATRON A
VI Handsome and Reliable Watch for the low
price of TEN D0LLARSi
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
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A YOUNG lady who gives herselfaway
loses her self possession.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New ADvERTIsEMENTs.-Read adj
yertisement WANTED"
See card of Alfred Caldwell & Son.
CHI. Quimby publishes "A Defense"
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Ii. u. Ii. II.

ID der never fails to make good Biscuit, Waf
fes or any kind of light bread or Griddle Cakes,
when used according to directions Manufac
tured and sold wholesale and retail, by ED
MUND BOOKING, No. l Odd Fellows Hall. ..-..
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New so Barrel
TurpeRtine' Still.
EXTRA HEATY R0rInM

EXTRA HE4TY BOTTOM, 80 y 7.
Al complete, for saie lasca below cost.
CTHLLs. ON Al.L SIZES RUTHF
y 20 oraer and DISTILLKRS hfteli ont AZ TIE.
Lowest Rates, by J.B. FULLER "a
aagae4m TDey street, New York CITY.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

DEPOT OF THE BOARD OF
III HEALTH of the City Of Wheeling, for the
month of August A. ID. 1867.
Deaths from diseases "a follows, viz:
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ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER on
" shortest notice, and at lowest rates, by
THOS q. CULBRRTS0N.
Wheeling, July 81, Is67.ly F--r -.-5-r x
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9}itl,mond Ilispatrh.
rrpDAY........ OCTOBER &c, 1867
Tho t'Icction Returns.

,r,oleye there has been no Instance here
ut 20 In which the official votes Of so many OF
49,, counties of the State We're furnished 10
.,o prhlic within n week OF the election az
on,ya furnished within the last four days
~, almost every county, If not every one,
,,ed IN the table giving tho vote on the qnes-
.,,, of calling onrcnt!on, we have received
,,uhl!shea the official returns That table
>;e morning shows an aggregate OF conslos.
shr over half tho whole number OF regis
.o-od voters, TINS settling the question beyond
a doubt.
THO e,n,Dlerio1 Of the Convention is settled,
.oo ~ the same definite manner. We are TO
r.roo, ,e,stt two Radicals to every Conscrva-
,iye,n that body. Al present tho figures are
a. Radical. 10 80 Conservatives. The whole
number Of delegates is lo5
vi, ,Aere is no doubt that we can vote
,,,,, ,he constitution If we don't like it. The
white voters remained n home throughout
~, state. Richmond being almost the only
.~c.n,ion Counties having large white ma
;,-,,,es-os Bedford and RockbridGc-havc
.,n. down Radical delegations. The people
have had so much clashing counSel-Lrst TO
have nothing 10 do with the reconstruction
,,,s then TO abstain from registering; then
~ stay away from the polls and let the Con
,,,ior di, for want OF the vital brea n of 4
majority vote. then TO "co-operate win
.,n Rcpublicans and, last of all, to vote
down The Ccnven tiou-that we do not wonder
,hat they said "a plague ON both your
houses. and stayed at home. But the way
Will b. clear aud the advice all OF one sort II
IN. Convention shall attempt 10 impose
Brownlow constitution upon us. we Al VOC
I; down in a iifiey.
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Rarisinp the Lists Of Voters.

40, = scarc.ly. TO be doubted that the mon
,-.l convention OF Adventures FiSaooH"s'
and outlaws which is soon 10 assemble IN TINS
civ will frame q constitution Tor the raliiica'
.,ou OF which no decent man can VOTE II De-
come. the duty Of the respectable portion "
,ha community to east about for the means OF
protecting themselves
In this city hundreds OF negroes voted VINO
do not reside here, and the only plea offered
IN Justification OF the officers who permitted
them 10 do so is the fact that they had been
registered here In this matter the whites
have been derclict 10 duty They allowed
twenty two hundred negroes 10 register IL
Nonro. Ward, Notwithstanding II is noio
r;ous that there are not fifteen hundred blacN
voters residing therein. The NUMBER o.
Fraudulent, votes cast in Monroe Ward alone
more Than cq uals the number set down rs Inc
majority Of the Destructives in the whole city.
The whites walked up 100 late 10 save them
selves Il, this election. 1t is true, they caESed.
BY their efforts. something approaching =
fair registration 10 be made III the other
wards But as Monroe Ward was first III thu
matter of registration, SO il was last in the
matter OF voting. In Il word, the mistake o!
The first weeks maction produced the result
which the respectable portion Of our people
now so seriously deplore.
In voting upon the question o. ra1itylns tie
Constitution we must do better. We kno"
our strength now That is one good result OF
the late bal!o'ing. We know, also, that there
ar. not a hundred white Radicals i'll Rich.
,nond And we know that there are not !;
handred negro Conservatives in Richmond
The registration lists must be purSed. The
remedy is provided by act OF Congress. Sec
ton 7lh of the last of the reconstruction acts
contains the following provision:
THE Boards of Registrar on shall hay"
power, nni il shat b. THEN duy, commencing
IUarleen days prior 10 any -{ectip" t1ntsr SdtI
act, and Upon reasonable public notice o: the
time and place thereof, TO revise tor perloG
Of tive days the registration lists: and upon
being satisfied that any person not entitled
thereto has been registered 10 strike the name
OF such person from the list And such Board
shAll al-o daring the same period, add 10 such
registry the names OF all persons who at that
Kim" possess the qualifications rec nired by
said act who have not been already regis
tcrrd.n
II the five days thus allowed us for purify
ing the lists of voters measures must be used
for purging them entirely of the vagabonoS
who form the ebony train of lIrSSIcurI o''
election days, but who have no abidinG-pitc'
in this city, and also for inducing every "h'''
man who can do 50 10 register his name:
The Radicals have carried Richmond io' '',e
last time il this duty shall be we'll peEio' ii'e''
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We ASK The northern Democrats-the white
men OF New York; those who belong to our
own race, whatever they call themselves as
ptriisans-to remember that II majority OF
i"or hundred negroes elected five delegates 10
III" Convention from this city, Of whom two
az" negroes, while 4 majority Of n thousand
whites III Augusta could elect only three dele
E"'e'' ana we ask Them 10 rcmcm Der 1T THEN.
ro"e ''a' 'he polls We're closed Ut the end o.
'''e nis' o"y IN counties where the whites
7'Hea huhafeds OF voting their fun s,r.n,,h
anu kept open three days in Richmond ~ 49,,
able the negroes 10 Gus, ,heir yo,os NJ ~,,,"
preteIt ~ MENTIONED
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fLAdIAklsr.-A Speaker CoLrAx. in hi,
slerch Tie other night IL New York civ ia.
eiHred that General GRANTS "modrstv is
only eq0a!led by his merit" When General
Ash Hdr"S' then a young man, frs, m
prHred before III" Virginia House of Bureesses
ana essayed TO say something, his tonpn. do.
serted him, and lie was about 10 m,k., r,u-
nre' but was relieved by the geu.utry and
ready "lt OF the Speaker, who said ..S,,
down, MIR. WAsHIHGToS. Your mod,stv &.
only e9uailed BY your merit" SO MIR. Speaker
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Moro Good News.

The telegraph tells us th'' VIC
gained largely i'll West Virginia ~ VIZ WV
lions on Thursday. The current Is running
all in one direction, so far as White men ui'
concerned The contrary results mere art
owing 10 a disturbing cause-;'n element no
belonging 10 the balot-boX--in word 10 the
negro. But the end is not yet. lh'se la'oi
able. results in the North and west loretokei
n day of peace and prosperity even 1of us
We are Of the same race with those VINO run
this country, and our cries for help must fal
upon sympathzng ears. The negro has made
a fool Of himself. He has, in spite OF al
efforts to appease him, shown that he regards
the white man rs his enemy. tits The instinct
OF llE nature.
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Observation-Disclosures Teachings.

GREELEY is disturbed. He thinks the ne
srots in Virginia vote lat the point or INT
bAvonet" because they have 10 run The risk Of
briug discharged by their employers. We ash
Mr.. GKRELEr, in justice TO the whites, 10 re-
produce the folio wing paragraph, which APP
pe;,red during the progress Of our elections
IN the Radical organ Of this city, edited by
the leading Radical in Virginia, who is also
n member elect OF the Convention. Here is
the threat:
"NORTHERN MEN IF YOU WANT
TO RE KISSED AT EVERY CORNER ON
EVERY STREET, PRESCRIBED IN Bu-
SIN ESS, AND FINALLY FORCED 10
LEAVE THE CITY. AND TIE STATE,
VOTE THE CONSERVATIVE REBEL
TICKET. ~
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TIE RICHMOND EcLRcT1c for November Ia
on our table. II is much the handsomest
number we have seen as regards letter-pres
The table of contents is promising. II is rs
follows: Richard Brnsley Sheridan; a Royal
Idyl The Winds; Unwholesome Words
Iusiguificance of Names "a hacknied theme,
but one always entertaining, though in this
instance not too we'll treated NJ. Gustave
Dore The Bank of England; The Youth OF
Voltaire Science and Art several articles)
Misceilanies from Foreign Magazines.
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Dry Goods.
HgADoUAgTERB PfgpT MrLrTAaT Dis-Rtcr
RIcUyOyb Dctobay 4. ,.s-

HgApoUAErERs Pfgpr MrLrrAR7 Dis-Rtcr,
RICHMOND, October u, 1887
Special orders No. ~.
NOTICE.-The polls will be re.opaned
~ tomorrow mornin & at o'clock A. the p "a
PIES ATOHH. No. la9 MAIN STEEEr h.,-
Fourteenth and Piftserth strsAta All gto .Ii
little money 10 ipsnd and want great bs,y,i,s
must come early and purchase you, goof. ,,G,'
tbs Peoples store before the crowd ba:cIos.'
great ID lat yon cannot get In >"
and wI:TER DRY GOODS. NJ gGods,r4 t.,'.l':.
for cash, and am of ring tn m cs.ap-rth,r.,
other house in this city, and will Co cold ;, AZ
vertised below: ."
Extra nns French Herinos. all colovs
The very finest Emprs,s Clo,h, al color. e.,
Fine Aipacas all c"lo.s, Soc.
The very ansM bll-wool solid colo. Xo-....
LANES. Sec;
Poplirs. silk striped and plain, soc
Extra ans housssloins Dc Lalnos, Zoe.
Shepherds Pls.ds. very fire. &c
Flannels, white and colored, al woo 3.c A.,
Extra io-4 Bed Blankets, as
A thousand ard one other articles sgr.uv
cheap. too numerous 10 mention.
Rem mbsr, the Peoples store ia 10. conna.,.,
witt any other concern in this city ''-
4. LEW.
Remainder the sign, Inscribed the Psopls', D,z
Goods Store, 30. 1909 Main street, between P,-.
tesnth and Fifteenth. cc ~
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NEW YoRn-Thc Republicans are increas-
ing their efforts to carry this State. Ihey are
flooding the doubtful counties with money,
and making every eScrtion TO prevent their
detca, Mt the polls. In New York city there
have not been MS many votes registered so far
bv half rs there were last year But the lists
will be again opened next week To rs there
seems to be great apathy in the Democratic
party OF that city.
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The Elec ton Returns.

Tho returns which we have published were
o,,,, al, official. We tender our thanks tn
many presidents Of Registration boards' ana
other registering Ulcers. TO the clerks o4 se'e-
raj COMMITTEES and 10 our friends generally VINO
bovethus favored us for the promptnesS Win
which they furnished us with the othciil vote
+, ,,,i- r.snectivc counties and districts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
A correspondent writes US from Carroll county
that on election day, by vote of the people,
that county takes 100, 600 in the stock Of the
Norfolk and Great Western railroad.
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Meeti1lqS.
"" RICHMOND, october 90 1867.

0FpfcB VA. CEYrRAL RAILROAD GohpAsf'
"tf'1" RIcHMoYp, october %, 1857.
NOTICE TO tn e STCEkH0LDEf ;
X % rus VIRGINIA CENTrAL :, h III LEO l,ost y
,o,1ars me Virginia Central Railroad COMPANY
viii be had in the city Of ktchn"nd On Ihohs-
D.Y the % h day OF November, MOI
f5 n,-i < extracs IRON the bylaws OF ths CON-
pauy are puh'ishet:
nor.I msating hall ba in wr!tr &, and signed by
tSa person tnu' lrantfsrIing the power partner.
.hips 1nay sign in the name OF the partnership.
,ra the signature OF either member of the fiji III
hall ps wand 80 proxy shall he valid given
more than sixty days prior to the meeting Of the
company =,
:. 80 proxv for individual stockholders shall
paps free gong % or retur"lng f!om the meetings
= N" company unless he 10 blmself stock
holder"
M books Of transfer shall be closed fifteen
lays previous 10 any general meeting
J GARRETT,
&C datE9aw'2sthN "r-"srr"r.
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BhorSLow goes 10 the United States Sen,,o
ana oAbEhwooD and HrSHIcurr TO The Viz.
I'hia Convention Such is Radicaism. No
"onder IL stinks in Tie nos trils of the northern
P"oi'le. They have tried it, and become dis
gusted with IT,
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Dql Goods.


~ REAT EXCITEME NT AT
No 2os Broad street. between SECOND and Third
d;pa,ns Scr III :, beautiful ss
Bsansifui CAfIC0bs 10 and 12c.: and tho bes!
MERAIMACK for &c.,, worth 2oc. all over
Good DBL BnhsACHED COTTON for 10 and 1sc.
Nice ~ BLGACHED for Is and &c.;
Pull-w,dth BLgACHED sHssTIH1s at 10 and 80;
Beautiful DELAlNss, figured and plain. at 20 aud
Atwood MERINos, from soc. up;
Black and Colorsd ALPACAS, from 3oc. up:
Black and Coloret CLOAkS for Ladies' st 95-la-
wSiss e ana coorsa 81 for 1 IS and
BE1 Ti CT Gnio for lsf With .'e
ooRssTs, warranted to be whalebone. nom 7sc.
Marseeillss and Worried BEDsPRgADs;
q large stock OF LADIEe' HOSE. thrse-thread. for
HOOP SKIRTS for 4cc. and up;
Ladies' and aentlemen's IN DERTEsTs from sc.
A new supply OF worsted sHAWLs and HOODS;
splendid stock of CAssIMEREs, for men and
Splendid stock OF Mems, Ladies, and Chlldrsn's
All i linen H IaS for ioc. and up
Good kiD GLOVES, from Soc. mp.
Ladies' living at a distance will be furnished
tickets on the cars. and respectfully ask call
from all OF my friends to examine ny pts Ss
Remember the pldc6-NO. BhOAU i,
between Second and Third streets.
oc 2l-2w l.. bose.
REAT SACRIFICE
VI OF DAMAGED SHAWLS,
which am selling very low also, large assort-
ment OF latest style CLOAkS, ut received from
the New York auctions, which l will sell very
cheap.
Beautiful shade and quality OF EMPRESS CLOTH
at 81 pr yard;
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at 49, per yard
B BACK a I'D colo ALPaCAS;
Latest styles ALPACAS, very cheap;
Fine MERlN0S; all wool DBLAINES;
Plaid POPLINS;
OPERA FLANNEL, large assortment;
WOR ST EDS of all descriptions
Ladies' and gents UNDERWEAR, good assort-
ment:
Boys SOCKS. from auction. very cheap;
CASHMERE for boys and mems wear;
French GALICnES, very low;
BUGLE TRIMMING and RlBSOEs.
have engaged the services OF the following
gentlemen, who would be pleased to serve their
friends J.AEs p. ATKlssOS, WILLIAM q. WAT
KIys, and WILLIAa b SLADE
No SGT Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth, op-
posite New Market. oc l2-3m
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SDecjGL Notices.

BET CHEER Up! CHEER UP!!-Don't DO
down hearted account OF the late elections ou'
ba consoled by the good news OF tue arrival oi
a large lot Of
AUCTION DIT GOODS
AT
JULIUS sYCL E's,
ola MAIN STREET.
Look at the array OF bargains
CALICO only TO- r. aud ,!c.
CALICO. best brands only shilling q YARD
BLEACHED COTTON cny 3, l'a, and lso.
BLEACHfD COTTON, yard vide, only loc'-a
bargain;
BROWN COTTON d. very low prices;
Pillow CASE COTTON, regular width only -'''
BED TICK from I2!c. up:
,o-a sHEBTING, extra quality, only 4o'.
Flannel, 80 IS, and Ioc.
r1AENEL, yard wide, all wool, only SOC. tniS 10
an article that can't DO equalled.
The prices OF everything reduced, and guaran-
tee 10 sell to the closest buyer.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
A large supply, and as cheap as the cneapss''
CAssIMEREs,
The cheapest stock in Richmond.
Don't fail to call early. or you Will miss
tha canno: be offered again very soon. Ae'oiie.''
the place to save your money and al 'he saIl0
time get the worth OF 1t, is at
JULIUS SYCLE's. sls Main street.
between Ninth and Tenth
Ihavs secured the services OF messrs' nj En-
@. CARE, JONAS WEINBERG dEok"h e.
BAGBY, and GEORGE sWABACHER, who would
be very happy to see and serve their numerous
friends.
Closed on Saturdays. ocW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

OF to. day steals from Mr.. Speaker Of last cen
niry, and bushes 10 find his borrowed phrase
famous
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

We know that our readers will thank US for
letting them see what tho press has 10 say con-
corning our elections.
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ID FAD THIS! RE A d T Fl [ = /! !
IN AND YOU WILL Ph0FiT BY 1T
GREAT BARG AIMS
IN ALL STYLES OF DIZZY GOODS

OPENING THIS MORNING.
At
EZgKIELS CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
No. IL MAIN STREET,
(nearly opposite ST. Charles Hotel. next door to
Mr.. Julius Bears ch cap shoe store,)
5000 YARDS best quality CALICO for ninepence
ayard and upwards
SHIRTlNGs for a ninepencs yard;
5000 yards BLEACHsD and UNBLBACHED
sHEETIGGs, full yard wide. for shilling !
5000 yards GOO IS FOR MEMS and BOYS
WEaR-sellng of at great bargains In theas
goods-you cannot fail to buy;
5, 900 yards WHITE, ED. YELLOW, BLUE, and
GRAY FLANhELS. very cheap;
10, 900 yards DRESS GOODS Of all styles, at ex.
lremsly low prices. juat 10 suit " these hard
times" when you have bat little money TO
spare for dress.
II you have Dry Goods to purchase, call at my
store, and you will be surely suited In STYLE and
PkICES and save at least twenty Ave per cent.
on all you have 10 buy. Be- sure TO dad the right
store, which Is Designated by the large swinging
sign with the Inscription Of
" EZEkIEL'S CHBAP DRY GOODS STORE
Store closed on Saturday, au2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26
lI,.N's RESTAURANT ATNEW

n MaRKEr.-BlLL OF FARE-Porter aouse
teak sue Nation chop. SOC Veal Outlet, sNc !:
Hsm and Eggs $50: Fried Trpe, &c. Fried
chicken. acc : Ham tm-l-t, soc Snrdines Csc ;
Soup, Pork Chop SOC. Sausage, sec !; Fresh
Ftsn. soc Scrambl-d Eggs, Soc Fried Eggs
c Boiled Eggs, sue ; M4ckerel. 3oc. Pigs
Feet, 3uc Fried fo'Aioe., lvc. UISTEES-n aw,
per d zen, sc Flian. por dozen. soc Slowed,
per doz n soe. P!skl-d, per cozsn FAC C. ken
and Coffee 25c Teas, aud Coffee, 25c Bread
ana Coffee, l5c Tea and To.st, csc Celery IGc. !;
Tomatoes Zoe. Coffee. lee; Cod BAN. 2oc
GAME-Wi'd Duck, s.; Old Hare, soc Robins,
&c 3Oc. Par,r,dses, soc. !; Venison Soc. SPUR
rvls. DC OYSTERS 10y the gallon either pic kied
~ 20 u