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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09
CABINET MAKING !!

TINE undersigned beg leave most respectfully
L to inform The citizens Of Shepherdstown
and surrounding country that he has purchased
the entire interest of A. W. ETining. in the
stock tools and fixtures of the shop lately con-
ducted by BrInlng s Schorpert, and is now car
rying on the business i'll all lis various branch
es, at the old stand in ShepheIdslowu. Deter
mined 10 keep none but competent woIkmen,
he hops by close attention 10 business and
strict desire 10 please, to merit and receive a
liberal share of public patronage. All orders
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
lie would respectfully invite those wanting
FURNITURE to call and examine his stock
on hand, feeling confident that lie will be able
TO please, both in quality and price.
C o T Fl rs
made al the shortest notice and in the neatesi
style, and will attend all FUNERALS either
in Town or country, that may be desired.
Thankful for past fayors he solicIIs u cuniin-
uance Of the same.
JOHN II. SCHOPPERT.
. Shepherdstown, December 80, 1865.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09
LATEST ARRIEAL-
Corn Shelters.

SINGLE Spout Corn Shelters, capacity
- l25 bushels per day. Double spou'
corn shelters. capacity $50 bu,hsl' per
dav. Virginia or Great Western corn
shelter. capacity, hand pnwer, 400 bu'h-
els. horse power. 500 bushels per day.
Also Burr"l's corn shelter, sepsrass The
corn from toe cob. capacity lbs bushels
per day. For sale by
Ramon s. Duke.
dec s ChaTles,orr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09
Patent Medicines.

Under this head Lp cnumeratcs tho following :
Ayers Cherry Pcc,0ral, Ayers Sar"af an.ls,
AYERS Ca,hanic PIls, WIslars Balsam OF wild
Cherry, Ja' nes EXpectorant and other prepa
rati,ns, Browns Bronchial TToche' Mrs. WINS.
lows Soothing Syrup, SINNERS Cough syrup
and other preparations, Drske's Plahtauon Bit
,crs. Hos,eilers Biuors, iloo1and's German
Bur,r,. Juniper Tar, Bulls Sarsapa;ll.a, Coz
Ter, :, anisn Mixture, Schenk's Syrup, SwsInns
Panscea, God Ly,r Oil, hennr dy's Medical
Discovery, Hsmptor'5 Vegetable Tinctors.
: heidam ocLuapps, Browns Jamaica Gnge',
Davis Pain Killer, Radway'S Ready Relief and
other preparations, Bells White Oh! aud other
preparauous. Pilis-Mrights, Bells. Ptte",
III orison' ., Lsne's and SChPnk's Mandrake PIiI,.
Comp silIOa i wGers, Bu's DiauhGs Cor
dial. W Gods Hair Bestorer, American Hair
Kc,toter, Tfccpneroas, Thon pscn's Eye VA
ter Benz ne for removing grease, TAG ara pant
&. 7. Roge,s Cholera Specific, DR.. "'Heys
celebrated ChOlora Drops. Railways Reno'o'hg
Rcsolven,, Schcuck's Seaweed Tonic, Itch Omt
o,clI. Magnetic Ointment, Or. Osgood. Ch,s-
roguo 10, ChilIs aud fevets, Burnetts ksliI
ton iot Ihs la r, Black OH VaAlsh, Se'Ilrfs
Aretl,n,. B.,t-r Vine Of Iron, olive Oil, HOl!o-
WAYS Worm CoulecIion. Hclane'. FcTm'fuse.
FIVE, Vermltuge. American Worm Killer.
Fahnes,ocRs Vemliuge. McMunu's ElIrof
Opium, Henry's CslcIned Masuesa. HsnbolE.
Exiract O! BLchu BRUSH Oh. OIL Of spike. Oh
stone, Mustang LInlmrn Opcdeid'c 'nd other
EmbrocaiIons. SIoHehTaiers ..erse shd Bore
lnimeuI, Cough Syrup, s'oncbfaber's E'ih
Ter aud olh,r prtpar,t ons. Strengthening ia"
lcrs acd adacsnc rlas'ers, hoTso aud Cs':Ie
Pow ders, = ri Oh, HoySemans Hope Bsrv'
Llnlnenr, Merchant, Gargins Oh. hoges'
Fubfo1a;iop. Sc, &c, DC ;, &c.
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The undersigned, general agents for the III y sfs-
POOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE lasuRANIh
COMPANY, will continue 10 issue policies from
this agency In CUGRETCY, GOLD or 5TERhlst'
on DWELLING. HOUSES. HOUSEHOLD tUR"l :
TUBE, WAREHOUSES, MERCHANDISE. BahNs'
and OTHER PROPERTY, at any point In VIZ
Stnia, on satisfactory and reasonable terms.
SHAREHOLDERS are personally liable Tor al
engagements Of this company.
ALL CLAIMS paid here Immediately on PROOF
OF loss. without abatement for interest, ana ho'
sixty days after date as Is usual with other com
panies.
ONE POLICY for 100000 TO $50, 900 may be
Issued on any desirable risk, thus saving the
| insured the trouble necessity Of procuring
number OF policies in many companies with small
| capital
! For FIRE or LIFE INSURANCE. apply 10
| AMBROSE i. ErCKEg, Agent, Lynchburg:
+. a. YorsG BROTHER, Agents, Petershutg
| STgwALT < DEY, Agents, Norfolk;
| G.. Is. w ELLFonD, Agent. fredericksburg
JOHNSTON j FICKLTS, Dauville:
| Or DAVENPORT s. CO.. General Agents.
| OEce over National Exchange Bank,
| oc 1o-6t Richmond.
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NOT OK THAT TAcK.--Whilc SICKLHs and
SHERIDAN We're ut Albany, the fact OF their
being guests of the Republican Committee
prevented the citizens from extending 10 them
such welcome rs the small-fry heroes had
expected General SHERIDAN was, in answer
10 inquiries informed Of the fact; whereupon
he generously and magnanimously declared
the elections having gone for the Democrats
that he did not intend his Journey for any po-
litical effect whatever. or course not, else he
would have said something in Philadelphia
about making treason respectable, &c, &c.
His memory is not good.
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GENERAL GRAST "A Az ISpIAS.-Th" follow
ing reminds MS of the short and expressive
sentences which FESSINoRE t"orth S"i'''
| times put into the months of his Indian CHI
ractcrs:
"a friend Of General Grant asked MN To-
day what he now thought Of his declaration
| tho will of the p"opl" was ne IL" OF III"
land He replied The pcopl" nave spoken :
lot them he obcyrd
Fortunately for tho country, Mr.. WASH
| p,.KSE spoke for General GRANT. and pledged
him uncquvocally in favor of negro suffrage.
| General SHERMAN is the only rival that GRANT
fears much and is also the only prominent
| Yankee General who has come ont against
negro suffrage. SHERMAN may owe his clcra-
tion to the Presidency TO this fact.
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GENERAL GRANT As y PoLITIclAS.-General
G RANT is \ politician after ala genuine one
who can change rs fast rs the people. A tclc-
gram in the SIN says that on Friday General
GRANT, III conversation on the elections of
last Tuesday. said he was pleased with the re-
suit, because it would allay anxiety about the
conflict of arms and revolution, and compel
moderation on the part of the extremists, who
hay" been threatening measures that disturb
ed the public mind, and kept wcll-d!Srosed
citizens in alarm for the stability of the Go
vcrnmcnt and security OF financial interests.
The Maryland Radicals will have TO find 4
new nominee.
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Mr.. J. G. Adams's Letter.

The DiSprtct was mistaken q few days since
in stating that the Mr.. ions q. ADAMS who
accepted the Democratic and Conservative
nomination for Governor Of massachusetts
Is The son Of III" late .joHS QUINCY ADAMS,
one" President OF the United States. He Is
the grandson Of that distinguished maa. and
son Of CHARLES Francis ADAMS, Minister 10
the Court OF ST. james Like his great an
ccstor he cannot concur i'll the extreme po-
Ntical Intolerance and diSloyally to the Con-
sttution Of the ruling party III Massachusetts.
The elder JouS QrINcEY ADAMS rcpudiated
the treachcry of the Eluelght rcderalists of
lsI2, and raised The standard against them.
Ills grandson is ROW arraycd against tkc same
phase OF popular dIsloyalty TO the C0ns,itu-
,iou and the national WcEarc--imto which The
people OF Massachusetts have been beguilrd
~ the drprtvcd politicians and preachers OF
that State. 1t would be :: great national
blessing if he could NEE, the same success III
his independent and bold conduct that crown
rd the effort OF his distinguished ancestor.
Ills letter accepting the nomination Is con-
else and frank. incidentally he makes the
following point on States Rights, having
direct aim upon the New England states:
:" am glad 10 see the doctrine of STATE
ltlEhlS, as understood and promulgated by
The founders OF our Commonwealth and by
III" fathers OF our National Union, rescued
from mmtTl!ed ubloquy and cherished hy YOU,
~ II must he by All, II He N,,o Eughtad States
;tr" 10 retain 'Ael: senatorial prepUndrrtnce III
Congress-
Upon the financial question lie is very de.
ended. W" extract the following sentence
from what he says on the subject
The utol"rab!c burden of An exploded and
unscic"iIhc plan OF Internal taxation com.
hin'd Win Il Esrtu, which j. nothing hur lc-
t'u"" foDbefy, must have hcen saddlcd upon
'' l'"pic ny gross ignorance or fraud and if
MOI speedily removed II Wan furnish the OK
H'">''o lax payer with scnblancr of reason
10y ;cpudIullou.'
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42ithmond Iispatth.
MONDAY.......... ..OCTOBEk Ia, 1871
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Putnam IN Line,

Information gust received from Hon. AThE'
7 C,rrKTo< announces that Putnam county
West Virginia, has voted 4 subscription q
Crr.,rF,xR AND ONO RArrkoAp. This is :;
mos; liberal subscription for that county
Nollv done for Putnam
1lr. CArrRroN has gone TO Cincinnati, an'
! accompanied BY several OF the most innu
,u;iaI gentlemen Of West Virginia and Ohio
10 ala him an appeal 10 the people OF ma
cltv TO aid in thr construction OF the chcsa
p,akc and Ohio railroad rs the most imror
tgut line Of communication between their cit,
and the Atlantic.
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NhhHhEf l-E> BAD WORDS. -IloKAcr saw,
- '"' '''" ana improved method OF paving
~ ''>,'''a' "e9t by the use Of The PRINTING,
h''S ,''' though i, may not b. polit, 10
~! '"'' every advocate of The nov, r.,,n.
i' "o"sse : Il scoundrei we can, MAR
""S amy e'7o and lie writes 10 :, mn, ,.,hn
e''''c'S'" nam TO discuss the question ,,,,n,,
Ihc stump rs follow. upon
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MaPPTED.

On the 10th instant. by Rev. a. Z Dickinson Mr..
GEORGE w. BARKER. OF Richmond. ard Miss
MARY l.. GREEN, Of Henrco county, Va
htWindsor, tho residence the brides father,
bv The Rev. Mr.. Thompson, w MhGdllL, son
Of DR. Charles Macgiil. formerly of Maryland 70
Miss AGNES H., daughter OF ,. Z. Wilson, Esq,
of pittsylvand county, Va.
Maryland papers please copy.
In Baltimore. on the goth u!mo. Mr. D. }. Nc.
CORN iCK and Miss BRlDGbr o'EEsFE; both o!
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rENO LEATHER MERCHANTS
AND
BOOT AID SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
LEATHER, Sc, LOW FOR CASH.

Having made arrangements with large northern
houses we are prepared to offer at and below Bal
timorc prices, at wholesale and retail,
SOLE LEATHER Of all kinds,
FRENCH CALFsk!TS (gonuine), OF tie
choicest brand-;
AMEEICAE CALFSKIfS,
BOOT BACH SKIES,
LINING SKINS, all colors;
UPPER L3ATHEES,
HARNESS and BE!pLE LEATHERS,
FAIR and BROWN SKikTING,
SADDLERs' THlEArS, al! colors;
SHOE TH&E.Ds Of every description,
DRESSING BLtCkING-ap article which
every shoemaker should have
LASTS, PEGS,
and all articles in use by shoemakers tanners,
and saddiers. 0. II. CHARLEY CO.,
Thirteenth street between
oc ii Main and Cary streets.
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Dry Goods.


A CARD.-I most respectfully an
n no1nca to my city ard country friends that |
have engaged with Mr.. A. LEVY, At the PEG
Plies STORE, No. 1Ioo Main street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth. where they Will find a
fresh and o-seectsd stock Of DRY GOODS.
solicit from my friends in the country their or.
dera which will DO punctually attended TO and
| q led at the low est market prices.
&C lt-3t THOMAS II. ROBEsTS.e
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'o>fAiNE has for some weeks hec,,
engaged this side I'M, ,,,,,,
''''is III advancing The cause of m. Cho..,
p'ake ana oAo railroad He leaves uo,hin,,
u"Hone that is in his power thai can rn,',r;
butte 10 that object. lie has been detained -,
nome, IN Hanover, Tor Il few DAYS by sicIsr...
u his family.
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'fil'E or TnE TKrErSp ,
- \ ~ NOKk. Nenfrlnn .r -

Num- i,1'h Sir,-l hay" yours OF the .o,r
i'1Pie,y and policy Of wholesale sv,iudIin',
, | 80, '.%e your proposal iutu consideration
M, ~" moi Know where the causo of n,,,n,,.'i
<ri1 'o".@ hnd Il litter advocate Ihau yorr.
''H1,,, ,y,,,, ~, HORACE GKEEaEY.
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We received on Saturday a letter from our
Lynchburg correspondent, which, being writ
ten on both sides of the paper, We cannot pub
liSh.
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ng- SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
The Subscribers have for sale full stock Of
the various SCHOOL BOOKS used IN the city and
surrounding country, together with every descrip.
ton OF STATIONERY usually required all Of
which will BIO sold as low as can be had any
where WOODHOrSH & PARHAM,
oc LIT 1905 Main straet.
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Insurance Companies,
That is best which - mos, >scnr. p, >@~
NOR III A II ERICA r.rr,
INSURANCE COMPAsY.
22o BSoADwA7, Sgw Yoxy.
WITHERs q LOUD, General Agents ,e,g,...
StatsS. -
II. &. DGsHlELD7, Agent. Richmond. '.
DE-. JOHN @. SHELTON. Medical g2amr7s,
OFFICE nI3 MAIN STREET
(under Lancaster |. Col

~
we TAKE thi- h'Ihon OF calm: T0Gr att-a..
10 ne H.V J,"fnr'S .i.a a EtI'AE-- ~ - $g.-.
An sHtIA L!f 10y = 49, COMPANY A..
70 10. ni2h po''l!oi, 'h'ch ms company, OIL, /.
th' MN 'tn' - -, ~ Ms a.f'e4T Il
NE, Of Tho United state,
Isl This Company MAKES .p"cla. aaras..r
me ih,uf.no' p. nm ~ ~ ~" S'a'~ fl. yr
desired. couuteTsi.n-t by tAs agf-r.a,ral-..,
INC insurance O'pa,lH"h'' ''f'.y.As 'ast ....
p"IciIr. ar" sscuten os p."n;s - F0bi.c >ss,
n'n W. ..'a.
pspH FtinTn, 800 >" oi", ~ ~ 49, ...r
d"'ea my ~ 7fy' ne ne" system nt h...
~. t"y ,,.' , ~ ~ ''"s. u ..s.
49, '.ls IL, ~ .,,' - ~. Ne 'til 3d.
~, nan ih.t -" ~ -. " =. ga" N'rt F-s' Y
ISS hfodhcI'oi' W ~" f""n,' nt''''+ l-'a+! II
reg 1891 ~ - .'1s'"' -.
r+s.',is y Stsu' ,.s 49, - .
rt't u'"t t"' t'' -, Nt's' P'''"' "''A la"a....
a. ns:""T. n".c, L,S.nt .t", ,,'nI,1't"
runs " a. p'"'y w. A't'a.'a +. RI.
| Hrc' q H!' 1.HnI. ",, -, ". "ib fe' .-t.
iuihGE "oae shu p'' ~ 80 - pr .A'.-
e,"S ~ Inv a. ~ - 49,. s.t
, ..s "' ''''' 'ff ." ."s's e.
'a d, oso, ia, .y.,,,,..,-.,
." iU , ,1,..y az 80 az ~
~ t1t'''> "'I 1870 W ''.'.@' e. ...
tropics i, any Se"H" ~ We y"H'. 80 H.r...N.
l.quIled. Hna ~ ..-,1 ,m,. :. ~ TaE". IN j.
o'hsF poitI9nS ~ ~ w. ''.' ~
3d. follcles are pdli on >".pt I.##'# f .u-
and are incont"Stable from any cause rNraat
account Of Jr6"t. No cnnditi" win :. t.-.r..
to dutittDy. Sntcift, 0oM }f.n u&sH. .ae9#.
bYhts hnltfS n JnStfss, IT,. 'tr. Na.'heE 1aa.
pol!c'e- contain any RESTRICTIONS A. % ga@r.-
nccnpWl"". once !hshf.d' ths p"I.Ii hn'ter'.
I'nsIty 10 cndhRe MS business ot '11Nfts#"#.
any o.her, whether hazardous or o'narw..a r....
out extra charge In fact, parry mace .a..f. i.
in the NORTH MEkli IN good i+'lh. bis ~
i indispu'aola, And Will be PAID On praof n .
dsa'h. This company has H,Ntr r#a,s'st. &. ,..
}icH.
ith. The MONTH AMER, t-npoa The rgt i,
ben5ft plan. Each policy. holder Ia, 90" vote +
every $500 OF INSURANCE Tor directors, .ut
but policy. holders can BE- elected 70 any oa,ga Ia
the company.
sth. Its rates, "a In al! the leading r0wr4rN-.
tho United States. are based upuu the : Car. +.
/ ~. Ir.ur,nc. Coupante. and ,hr,. IT il ......
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ROBERT q. GAUET. JAEEs L. rAUR1
Eo8gsT :. BgcoEn
LEI Il. IL. NiAURg L CO.,
(EsTABLIsg2p T.. l:ssl
sATEggs AID G20EGG5,
Nc. 1914 M&iL street,
srgt touaa follow me 7ost-oGes,
RICHMOND, u.
srEaEINO EXCHANGE, GOLD IND blLVRE
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, snd
RAILROAD 8OND5 aad
STOCKS, Gs.,
bought .ad soid or commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED .nd COLLECTIONS
MADE on ell .ceesshla points IL ina United
States. ia
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Educational.

WILLIAM +. FDN'S ENGLISH,
w GLASS iCAL, AND MATHEHATICAL
SCHOOL. There are still few vacancies. Apply
A. the schoolroom in rear Of Sycamore church,
Eleventh street between Broad and Marshall
ar ll-ow
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SDeci0J Notices.
NJ BREEDEN & FOX.

NJ BREEDEN & FOX,
No. 4Ol BROAD STREET,
are receiving this week
LARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES
OF
DRY GOODS
a, greatly reduced prices.
Zoe 10
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In Baltimore, on the 10th instant, . LE&ANDEk
". JOHNSON, Jr., IN Tie twenty eighth year OF
| hts
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Neet5RgS.


N-OTIrG.-t MEETING of the NAN
~ AYERS Of The Richmond Male Orphan Soc!.
ETY. will be hsld AZ my ONCE, In the Capitol, THIS
AFTERNOON at Ii o'clock. Punctual attendance
is requested.
TIL following named gentlemen constitute tn e
Board-viz, william 2. Taylor a. T. Harvey,
William X. Watts George 4. Dahney, Thomas ,y! =.
QuarIas, p 2. Howard James Dunlop. lr. viii
liam II. Gwathmsy, Dr. william w Parker. Al
fred King, William II. Tyler, Z ): Bentley, Ass;
snyder. Robert p. Rich"rdson, William h: Plea
SAINTS, I. W. Hannewinckel, and John ~. Steger.
WILLIAM +. TAYLOR,
&C lI-lt President.
NOTICE. We, the undersigned, Il
" Committee appointed by the Board Of Over
Of the Poor FOR Henrico, will meet at The
cuur. house of said cuCnt" on TUESDAY tho 18Th
81 october, 1857. All persons holting orders on
tho sheriff OF iieGrco county signed by the Pre-
sidunt of said Board o. tvers'cTs will present IN"
same Ia u on that day, in order that report may
b" made to the Court OF lienr'co comfy, OF IN.
amount a, orders outstanding and unpaid, ana
that the said order, may be adjusted ior settle
l2cnt tN : Ill So IlilhltS,
JOHN 4. HUTCH eeON,
Sc 26-2tawtd GEnRGG TURNER.
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III" BEST SEC URITY.
SID. 900. 900 GOLD CAPITAL.

sl.eoo.ooo INVESTED IL TIE UNITED STATES.
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A TTENTION, GENTLEM EN- We
IA respectfully invite you 10 examine our
stock, just received, Of French, English, and
American ~
CAsS MERES. CLOTHS. n0ESKlNs: BEAVERS.
MELTONs, CORDUROlS. NhLI sTEENs,
VEsTlTGS, ETC, ETC, ETC,
ack now edged by mpetent judges 10 be the pr-t-
ticSt assortment ever exhibited In this CITY IL Is
needless Ia state il in need Of fashionable suit
of clothing, that
Z. SALOMONSKY
superintendent OF oar Custom department, knows
no 10 put It up In his unique rtyle. Com. anI
See some Of custom work. FINE WHITE
SHIFTS made 10 order also. We have beauti-
ful line OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.
made well, cut well. and selling very reasonably,
and good, substantial variety of
CENTS FURTISHlHG GOODS.
sCHAAP & HARTMAN,
Merchant Tai Tors.
oc3 No. 1911 Main street. near Thtrte enth.
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GREAT SACRIFICE

GREAT SACRIFICE
VI OF DAMAGED SHAwLS,
which am selling very low also, 4 large as.ort-
ment Of latest style CI.OAkS, ju.t received from
the New York auctions, which ! " i'll sell very
cheap.
at 81 par ward
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at 25c per yard
b ack and col0red ALpACAs:
Latest STILES ALPACAs, very cheap:
Fine MkRlN0S all wool DsLAlNES;
PIald PuPLINS
OPERA FLANNEL, large assortment;
WoRSTEDS Of all Jascri piion-:
Ladies and gents UNDEkW EAR, good assort-
msut:
Boys SOCKS. from auction. very cheap;
CASHMERE for boys and mems wear;
French GALICHE~, very low:
BrGhB TRIM MING and R!BBOSS.
have engaged tho s4rvices Of the following
gentlemen, who would be pleased 10 serve their
friends JAMES p. ATKlsaOS, WILLIAM h. WAT
KISs, and WILLIAM SLADs.
JULIUS MEYER.
No. 81 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth. op-
ro-te New Market. &C l2-3in
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TNIFEESITY OF LOUISIANA.
- MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
FACULTY:
A. Il. CENAS, II. D., Emeritus Professor or oh.
stetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children
JANE rs JONES. NJ. d., Professor OF Obstetrics aad
Diseases Of Women and Children;
WARREN stone, NJ. D., Professor OF Surgery
T. 6. RICHARDSON, VI. p, Professor OF Anatomy;
J. w. MALLET. Phi D.. Professor OF Chemistry
SAMUEL N. BsMlSS ST. D.. Professor of The
Theory and Practice Of Medicine;
STAMFORD Is. CHAIiLE, NJ. D., Professor of
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy
FRANK HAWTHORN, ~ D., Professor pro t.ln
Of Materia Medica and Therapeutics
DEMoSsTgAToRs OF ASAToMY:
WIN. C. NICHOLS, ". D., G. J. BlCkHAM, VI. D.
The thirtieth annual course or instruction in
this institution will begin II ovembsr ilth and end
In the following March Preliminary lectures
will be given daily in tho Charity Hospital com
meucng October 18th, IL which time also the ~ T
and extensive rooms for Practical Anatomy will be
opened. The facilities OF the school, heretofore
unsurpassed, have, by the lbsralily of tn. Stu /,
Legislature, been greatly increased during IN,
past season. go that now every Chair has at,ach.u
10 IL practical department., in which studert ars
taugh to observe for themselves the facts 1t for
In the lecture-rOOm.
Fees for all the Lectures sl4O Matrfcnlat!or
paid but Oncs), IS Practical anatomy SO PAY.
m.nt required n advance.
For further Information, address
PROF. S. NJ BEMiSS,
an "O-dasWlaW2m Acting Dean.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14
Foe" Re4et.

EOR RENT, a TWO STORY BRICK
\ DWELLING on Grace between Eigh- I'd
taorth and Nineteenth streets, containing ts:S
eight rooms brick kitchen with two rooms, -t.1As1-
gas water, and cuv.rts The promises III
good oder Possession car be had u, once.
ClGPTON x HAYWOOD,
Real Estate Agents and Auctinnesrs,
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14
II l. V l. Ms
GEAND PRESENTATION
OF
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS, 1857,
1907 MAIN STREET.

1907 MAIN STREET.
We are now opening our full assortment o.
beautiful goods of tho latest and most desirable
fabrics for the present and approaching seasons,
and wa respectfully ask the attention OF tho pub-
lie to our FINE AND FASIil0NA BILE READY
MADS CLOTHING, az well IA our PATTERN
GOODS for tho Custom Work Department. from
which selections may be made and We ara siia-
BLEED 10 GUARANTEE sATiSFAcTloS IN ths Su.tihS Oh
the most fastidious tasto5 and meeting the wishes
OF the most economical.
orr GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT Is
well stocked with all that variety OF goods which
becomes seasonAbls NJ this period, and We present
all grades Of goods, and u range OF prices within
the means Of all, since It ID our determination
that no one shall leave
JCO7 MAIN STREET
without the conviction it Is tho place Tor great
bargains whar the character OF the goods Is TAKEN
into oon-i Iteration.
joins 5. DEvLls,
HENRI IT. MILLER. c4-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14

EOR RENT, Il very desirable TWO
& STORY BRICK HOUSE on the south l-gt
wes. corner of Marshall and Henry s'reets, f.;s
continuing seven rooms. with Kitchen Of LIZ
two rooms, stable. and water in the yard. This
house h a. been thoroughly rcpsired, painted, and
pGpcred, and is now in complete order.
Also. well arranged T"O.STcRf B2lCK
HOUSE, on tho southeast corner of Marshall and
Smith streets, containing six rooms, with {,
kitchen OF two rooms and well of good water in
the yard. l>BkLi 4 DAVIS.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
&C Est opposite SpOspSo God Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14

DOOMS FOR kENT.-Scveral most
IL pleasant and comfortable Rooms, on ls$4
the north side Of Grace street, corner OF sIfSi
Grace and Adams. no. LOT, ara for rent, .p-faES
stngly or Otherwise. at moderate prices. They
VIII be furnished or not, at the pleasure Of The
occurants. Annly at the prsmlses. Oc 1T
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-13

CE TENTH STREET, BREvooRr PLACE. BETWEEN
OO Rradwey ond University place. The parior aoor
Chrcc Furnished rniu-nshei. paror and hrd
ROOM aud nice single third floor Tor gentlemen
also, the font basement