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The New York herald., 1867-03-10

The Bishop Gsusta Percha Coppany. a,. -
The original and only manufscarers 70 r,n sns nnea
GUTrA pFRcMA fNsrLATED SUBMARINE TELH-
GRAPp CABLES, -.
INSULATED TELEGRAPH WIkEA 60.
Water Beer and Soda Pipe: Chcmics, 49, a.
FACTORY Nos Ns 2io and 2l2 Eas. Twenty anh street
o'A~e - Hroadwsy New York.
sA1uEl o. BISHOP, General Agent
The New York herald., 1867-03-10

Fenian Victory In Kildare.
DUBLIN, March s-Evenmg
The Fenians have captured and now hold possession
of the police barracks at Kltee in the county Of XII
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25
9elaWarR %sepnbiitan.
THURSDAY, April IS, 1857


VALUABLE Property AT AUCTION The
Christians River Improvement Company will
sell al public sale, on Saturday, May 4, 1867,
the large brick mapsion, with fine lawn, situ-
atsd near tho P. ". Il B. Railroad bridge over
the Brandywlne, and formerly occupied by J.
v. Jeiferls, Esq Il is very pleasantly located
and is a very desirable residence. They will
also sell seven large lots at the same time
which are well worth the attention of any one
wishing to purchase for improvement or spec
ulatiie purposes, as the property in this
section Ia rapidly increasing in value. A
bridge will soon be built over the BraudywlHe
which will facilitate trade and travel, and lead
to the occupation of the land in the vicinity
by factories, foundries, rolliug mills, &c. For
particulars we refer to the large bills which
have been issued for the sale.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

pas-ThO difficulty Do,wsen Spria and Eng.
lana, 10 far IS the steamer Victoria is con-
Germ ed, is enGGd, spain having promised full
Indemnity. But with regard TO the Tornado
Spain slill returns evasive answers The last
mail from Europe brought intelligence that
the glish feet had sailed from Malta TO bio.
Oade tho port Of Cadz and affairs with regard
to the Tornado are approaching q crisis. The
London Times Of April 9Th begs Spain to sattle
this difficulty by giving "a plata anawer to
plain QUESTION" and says that the English
people Woull ''deeply regret the necessity OF
an actual rupture with spain"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

THE CHOLERA "A circular has been issued
by the surgeon general OF the United States
army, calling the attic n,ion Of the medical
staff To appreht nded approach Of the chol-
era, ordering increased watchfulusss and care
aud erjaining cleanliness, temperance and ev-
cry hygiepic precHution.
In several cities we hear of measures being
taken to meet this dar gerous foe, and now they
are preparing for 1t 10 the army. Accounts
from RIO Janeiro state that the cholera has
broken out In vrulent form in the Southern
province OF Rio GraDde. Between the 9Th and
I4th of March, one hundred and forty'three
dsttts occurred in the little capital OF Rio
Qiande de Sal.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

D@5The eastern Question" is as trouble
some to Europe as ever. E gand holds aloof
from the efforts OF other NATIONS to settle it.
Bbe will take no step whatever to hasten pre-
mature dissolution Of the Turkioh Empire, pre-.
ferring TO await its Gemse from "intsrnal
Oausey." France, it is said, proposed that Tur-
key shall yield Gambia to Greecsi GU obtaining
qua sntee fer the securi y IL her remaining
tertii0iy; but to this Russia objects, IemSrkiug
that no Christian guarantees can be given In
surfing immunity for the persecution Of other
Christian peoples.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

Dry ods-Persons about purchasing their
Spring goods would do well to 90 to e T. Stroud 4
Co.. 1903 West ID street and examine their stock of
Dry Goods before purchasing elsewhere, as we have
Snts S0ui ~ az, sip snd
Brown muslins 12h 1b 10, Is OTIS. Good sheeting
only 20 cts. extra rs ots. Fall assortment dress
aud domestic ginghams. a. chniz only SIT cents.
Plain and plaid mohhirs 81, 81, so OTIS Black al
pacas very cheap. Black Queens Cloth. Fancy
Cashmere for men and boys wear 81. Black cloths
and cashmere suitable FOR summer wear. Summer
balmorals, Spring shawls, Hoop skirts, Linen shirt
fronts, very sheap Ledies dress and sacque trim
mings in great variety. Stoves and Hosiery, La
dies Linen Haudkerehiefs l2h, 10 oils. Gents do
Geo 'scollars, mock ties, 30. second St, bstween
shipiey and Orange streets, apr22 %
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

TRAOEDY IN GEoRGIA-AUGUsrA, April %.
"A fearful tr gedJ occurred at the race course,
near this city, !ast night. Jerry Reid and
ma named Mteser Lad an aItrtceIiou. Red
fred OF Msesitr and shot W. minlzer, who had
igisrposedl 10 prevent Il difficulty. MlnlEer's
E tnd killed Reid. Both Tart;es are
s'ssS~ TEs tsi's is much regretted in this
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25
MANTIELAs.

Rich Six Nantes. for best CUSTOM.
Taffeta and Gros Grain Nantes.
Spring Cloth Sacques and CrooF the most styiah gar.
monts we have evAT had.
Oloaks and Nantes made to order
Ma gnilcent assortment VI Coaking Cioths.
American, French, English and German Fabrics.
Royal ateok Cloths, for ladies' and gems wser ap25
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

THR franco PRUasIAN TROUBLE Paris, Apr.
"a. It is reported, on very good authority here
that the Emperor Napoleon, ia his preparations
for war, is engaged in an endesyOr 10 chase
arma In the United States.
The chances are apparently in favor Of war
on the u Tenburg question.
- The neutral great PoNe have, it is said,
proposed compromise OF the difficulty, hut
Prussia di. approves gift.
London. April %, noon.-Psscs between
France ard Prussia IL now almost despaired Of
The Prussiaus are quietly aiming and ptepar-
1t g for the expected shack OF arms. The war
like a,psc, OF things has olused considerable
alarm on London Sock Exchange, and the
tCndsncy of affairs is toWards financial panic.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25
sHAWLs.

Spring shawls the most eonpleta line eyer offered.
American and Imnorted Squire sha Wis 81 so To- AS.
Pfinted Paisley, Black geutrS, with rich Birders.
Black Thlbet Long ami Square sha g-lo
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25
P1UADELPuIA MARX nrr

PHILADELPHIA AARKEre.
Flour AND MEAL.-Trade IL little hrmer. Supersns
50 00l00O ard fancy btanda quoted at sl9 WHO'LL o.
asoorini Ia nuatity Ryo Flour Ia nominal At 81 90
aud psn1syvanin Corn Meal at s. 30 Perbbl. =.
GRAs.-Wneatls hrm; Ned % OogS 400 white, " ~
aa IA NO. II hold 30 Small aaes PeunsylyAniH
AZ a a. Corn has aAn deelinsd; sales OF yeilow 81
ii 49, white aAoai At s25 Oats 70 as cents, Bar!es
srvSs-loyerseed continues very dull and is quoted
at from as so tns per "a lbs Timothy = quotei
at IS 90 per bnshel. RlsSseeuisselling atsSoo
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25
Fashionable Hair Dressing Room
NO. 8 EAST THIRD STRRHT,

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
NAPT. q. b. SMITH, and for many years
Leader of the Band roipsstflily Announces % the
peuple of Wilmington and vicinity that he has returned
to this city, absence Of several years, portion
Of which oosupied soldier in the Union army
during the late rebellion, Being adept 10 the bust
nes aud having kaoR edge Of ils different branches
no trust. that all who desire his services viii give him
call ha is prepared 10 render entire sati sfaeti0n
~ Ladies aud children esps,lally invited to give
him call Great care and attention bestow sd to sham
aooing and hair cutting. sp25-lm
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

ADJ uRNBD.-The United States SENATE adj
journed on Saturday night. Previous to adj
tournament, resolutions looking to mediation
between the Mexican billigerents and interces.
sion for Macmillan were offered by Messss.
Sumner, Henderson and johnson, and ordered
TO lie on the table. Mr.. Cole of California, of ..
cred resolution OF mediation between France
and Prussia, which was also tabled. There
was less than quorum when the Senate adj
journsd.
There is general impression 10 Washington
that there will be no quorum Of either House
when Congress meets III July. The feeling be-
tween the Senators and the President s repre-
scented as more cordial, and the news of the &C.
oeptAnce of the KeeopstIuciion Act through
out the South tends further towards harmony.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25
OSOEOLA,

The Fastest Trotting Stallion in the State.
Will stand for mares at the stable Of tne undsFgaal
ON TIE HARE'S CORNER ROAD,
Two miles from Wilmington, Del.
o. TERNs.-sS0 to insure a mare with foai,
gsQNeA to be paid M before January ist s2o tor
N.Y. 1.-THE season. half Mt the time of ssrVes aud he
Aapr-remaindar witSin tho season; $40 Tor a si1tlo
service, payable Al thu timof servae 90 oslts to
groom. Persons parsng with ihsHged nlrss .szssz
insurance
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

C,oASRm pfiot esara5h BY d.. Sehsaok's Msdi-
eiAss. TT CURE CONSUMPTION The system
must bs prepared 80 that the lungs will heal. To
eecompish ihs, the liver and stomach must first be
olonnaed and an appetite created for good wholesome
food which. by these medicines will be digested
properly, and gooo healthy blood made; thus build
inE up theeonstitution. sehenck's Mandrake Pills
cleanse the stomach Of all bilious or mucous aeeu-
mutation; and, by using the Sea Weed Tonic In
connection, the appette Is restored
schenck's Pulmonic Syrup Ia nutrioious as we'll
a. medicinal, and BY using the three remedies
all Impurities arc expelled from the system, and
good wholesome blood made, which will repsl all
disease. II patients will take these medicines ao-
cording to direction, Consumption very frequently
In its last stage yields readily to their action Take
the pill frequently to cleanse the liver and stomach
II does not follow that because the bowels are not
costyo they are not required, for ronetimes in d.
arrhea they are necessary. The stomach must be
kept healthy, and an appetite created to allow the
Puluontc Syrup to act on the respiratory organs
properly and allay any irritation. Then all that IL
requiretto perform permanent cure Is, to prevent
taking cold. Exercise about the rooms as much as
possible, eat all the richest food--fat meat game
and, In fact, anything the appetite Graves but be
particular and masticate we'll. ia " amOly.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25
BLACK GOODS.

Black eros Gralus, rsfstas, Drap Do France, ete.
Elegant Fine Black slks ne the new prices osn M.
~ cent black Apaoas, extra good On the pr.up.
% cent Black Demi- Aohalrs, sli1l another loy.
OO. 20 and 50 cent Black Mohaira are unsdusiied
70, ss ocnls aud 81 90 double Fdth Black 1elainsL
70, 90 and 90 cent single width N1dsaeilnss.
black Ismi1e, uanton Cloth, P1plin A'paess, ese,
Blaek Eaglish Grenadines good color for IS oentA
BAck TamaTtines, French Grenadines, otG.
biaok AMI White Prints Delanes, Checks. &c,
BLACK Gloves. Mourning, Hsndkerohiefs, sto.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

zux~S FOR sALB-A good family carriage
ASfSeS for either two horses, fir sale cheap,
fsss==ss--if applied for SOON. GREGG 4 BOWIE,
apps 2ts Corner of Third and French SITS.
sssa1e FOR SALIVA three story Brick Dwell
Es!N4 ling with two story bsck building, No. 40
lssRd Tatnall street, conyeusnt to Friends Mectip :
EsaA House and Grace church. Inquire on the prem
iseg ap35 I've
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.
prices are quoted as follows: About Gftecn hundred
noad arrived and sold at from t7!c to l8i for extra
Pennsylvania aud Western Steers; 10 l7o for fair
to good do, and IL l5c per lb for common, as to
quality.
oows-s5O to so for springers, and s75nSl2O
for COW and calf
Hogs-$l0 90 $ll SO per 100 lbs, nett.
Sheep-Wero in demand at an advance. 5000
heal sold at II eta. for elg ped, and 10 cents
per Id. gross for wool sheep, as to condition.
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DIED.

AT Claymont, on the 23i lust, Mary Eliza
daughter OF George and sarah Ann Thompson
aged q years.
In this city on the 24ih inst, Annie B. in
FAINT daughter Of James aud Amanda PIck,rr
ing.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25
Notice to Contractors

cEAJRD PROPOSALS will be received until Nay Goth,
. 1867, for buding Hlghw Bridge in Cecil county,
ma, across the Bohemia River, at point about hye
mil1s from Chesapeake City.
Tho Bi lgs Is to be Pils Bridge, about twelve hu1
rei 1900 long Including Pivot Draw ninety (a0l
feet ongL Toe Contractor Is expected to furnish
all materials. Payment wi be made 10 cash The Ru-
gneers Plan Specification, and Bill Of Materials may
seen at tbs oos of the undersigned, from whom all
necessary information may be obtained
]. II. STEELE,
Secretary Of Bob emia Bridge Company,
an2b tdw Chesapeake City, Cecil County Nd
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

RsmoVal-W. s, Watt, Plumber, Bsll-h anger
Gass and steam otter, has removed to 215 Yves
Fourth street. where he ia prepared TO receive
orders and give estimates for any work ia bis
line. Being practical workman Of large ex.
favor him with work entire satisfaction. 2s 2m
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

jest opened large lot of Spring gloves for la
dies, misses and Children consisting Of white, buff,
and other cOlor5 OF Berlin Of this bsst quality; JOu-
WINS kid goVes, all at the very Lowest prices Call
and examine as have gsry large assortment to
select from. Store open till O'Clock, IN. John
u. Frock, 7O5 Market street, 3 doors above 7th.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

EIopsmsnt.-The wife of John Deakyuo who
resided in BrAndywine Hundred, eloped with
the hired man about week ago, leaving seven
children, the youngest of whom w5s quite
small. Mr.. Deakyne has been nearly insane
In consequence Of this cruel desertion, and
threatened to commit suicide In case he should
not End her. She 10 quite good looking wo-
man, and We bslieve has lived quietly and
pesceabIy with her husband, until this villain
was given place in the family.
Bashefor's Hair Dys.-This splendid Hair Dye
Is thsbeat in the world The only true and perfect
Dys-Harmless, Reliable, instantaneous No dis
appointment. No ridiculous tints. Natural Black
or Brown. Remedieathe i'll effects of Bad Dyes
Invgorates the hair, leaving II soft and beautiful
The genuine n signed WILLIAM a. BAroHELoR AL
others are mere limitations and should DO avoided
Sold by all druggists and psrfnmers, Factory, 81
Barclay Rmsst, Nsw Tsrk.
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ANXIETY among Capitalists


Tho New York Herald confesses that
there is much anxiety among the money
dealers Of the gold-room touching the &C.
ton Of Congress on impeachment, recon-
struction, and the finances. That paper
essays to dismiss the fears of these persons,
but awkwardly mixes up with its argu-
7ncnts to show that there will be no dis
turbance by the action Of Congress, the
remark that "the property OF THIS c1t"'ry
sis Subjected 10 q forced ley Of .fre lam
dred mill;ons Of dollars exclusive Of State
sand municipal lures. Twenty years Of
"such taxation would be equal to the
"wholc Of tho property Of the country at
ntbe present time" This is not calcu-
lated very much to allay the excitement OF
the bulls and bears. 1t is with reference
to this enormous taxation that the Demo-
cratic party in Maine demands that third
of the property Of the country-thc ma
tjoDal bonds-now exempt from taxation,
shall bear part Of the burthen on account
OF the public debt. Whether the Congress
about to assemble meets this issue or not,
sooner or later ii must be met and settled.
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.MoNDAY."...:............." .JuLY !, 1867.

General Schofeld Settles the Question.
The Alerdadria Consultation "1Regal."
In the following short note to Captain
CHANDLER, the president Of the Board OF
Registration for Frederick county, General
SclIorlxLp is as happy as he was in his
order constituting the reconstruction act.
We commend it TO the attention OF the
miserable hounds who have been trying to
disfranchisc all the white men in Virginia
HKapocAsrssa First MILITARY District,
STATE OF VIRGINIA, June "A, 1857.
c1ainin g. n. Chandler, T. n. g., Prhsaosm o.
TIE gorrd If Registration, Fre6eT1cs c'e'''y'
JFiachssteT, u:
Sir,-Referring 10 your telegram OF me e.h
instant, I am directed by the Major GeneEai
commanding 10 say that inasmuch rs me pre-.
amble 10 the act OF March Q, 1867, declares ihat
no legal State government exists in the oIate
of Virginia, it is not considered Lnat any
clause or section Of the Alexandra IonsIi"-
lion works Acknowledgement.
Very respectfully, Your obedent servant
Acting Adiutant- General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-01

SICKIEs and SHERIDAN seem to be run
ming race to decide which OF the two
shall make the most capital with the Radi-
Gals. SlCKLEs's last act of tyranny was
the seizure Of a Charleston bank because
its directors would not make preferred
creditors of certain "loyal" deposltors.
SHERIDAN will doubtless take possession
of some private clearinghouse upona still
less Unsuitable prcteNt.
1t is lamentablo that any people should
be at the mercy of such men; but more
lamentablc that they should expect to
please by unjust and tyrannical acts a
largo community Of men claiming to be
civilized.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-01

The, WuEAT.-It is feared now that the
wheat is not so good as it was hoped and
believed it would be in this section Of Fir-
ginia. A gentleman whose opportunities
or ascertaining the quality and yield of
wheat on James River is very good be-
lieyes that the crop has suffered conslde-
rsbly from fly and other causes, and that
the proportion of good wheat to the crop
in circle Of thirty miles of Richmond is
very small indeed. This is disagreeable
news, and We hope that there is mistake
in, it. The news from the Valley and
Piedmont region still encourages the hope
Of large yield Of very fine wheat.
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D.u Goods.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,
iT IN ORDER TO CLOSE OUT ,nocp
SPEIGG AND SUMMER sfoeh'


GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,
tJ TN ORDER TO CLOSE OUT erocK
Att. ROSES,
NO. eos BROAD STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AsD
THIRD.
Raantiful Lawn for lesc., cost lsc. (;
Beautiful mbrodered Grenadines IN a. al 1 M
D. MINI silk GrsnaSiIes below cost -,
GooS Caiicoes for lie. and Rc.-best ior i'c' aN'
Best Scotch Ginghams below cost; ;, r, ,o,r,c-
large and wcll-selccteu stoeA VI
striped and plain; ~ atord ba.
Swiss 2uslins and Striped Sansook-au az ana 10
ss.t Fre sDst e crssts for 81. worth $3.50;
Black SILK Sacques from IS up: =, 9, =, and
A beautiful LOT of Grerad1ne sna"n CT go
Ladies, Umbrellas and Paraso!s for sl.as' worm
n,itn Iise Thread Gloves for CSC, worth soc.
I'll Llnen HandSerchiefs fot loc and ':c.' worth
.,,.1rco,, Whita Flannel at SOC.
Nica Congress Caters at Sl."5
8 nice stock Of Linens for mems ana ooys wear a.
zoe. and Csc
Hoop Skirts for Sec:
Good Black SILK at 81. 40;
Good Rcd Kicking at lsc. and 2ac. :: 80,
\ largo stock Of Mems, Boys, Ladies, ana Chil-
dTsn's Shoes below cost u close out tue stoch
All OF the above mentioned articles, 9es!des
great many others too humorous 10 nehAoh' " &c
Sold below the market prices
All who are in need OF goods must come imns
am srrs Won will be pleased. Tickets or the
cars will be furnished ladies living at Ross
Al No aos Broad street,
;v1a1w between Second and Third streets.
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Door Eelfnpr

The New York Tribune at las. notices
JlE,.rEn's book proposing the expulsion Of
the blacks from the United States, and
pronounccs it " Wrctchcd iarrag0."
HELPER it snccrs at as belonging TO the
"pooy wl6te variety" which has always
had an antipathy to negroes and mulattoes.
HELPER realizes the fate Of DR.. FRANELIN's
little boy who helped to grind the axe.
AS long as he turned the grindstone ne
was n "noble little fellow" $50 strong,"
Gas strong as d man." and when he was
through, why he was only a wrctchcd ugly
little giddy- giddy-gout Of "poor white !"
boy. and his mother would whip him for
being away so long! The Tribune and It's
class have no use now for HELPER, he's
but q "poor white" The Tribune con-
iesscs his book, the Impending Crisis"
did some service ten years since in the
war upon shareholders; but even that book
il now discovers embodied "tacts" and
{" sentiments that "might have been far
more wisely and less Extensively present
ed"
Nevertheless, the adroit and unscrupu-
lous tactics of radicaliSm turn everything
to account, and the Tribune even makes
capital out Of HELPERS "Nojoqne." 1t
says: Careless, easy people say the Re-
"publican party has fulfilled its mission.
"Slavery being abolished, it may now
"giyn place TO other organizations, based
"on fresh and living issues" "liELpER,"
it'exclaims, "shows the, futiity and peril
"of such calculations" and that the " dis
appearance Of the Republican party
would involve the whole land in anarchy
"and bloodshcd through warfare of race
SC upon race" This, too, from the organ
of party which has done all in its power
TO ALLEVIATE the races and establish per-
petual hate between them. Yet, this de-
vice of the Tribune is Of u piece with the
prosecutions of the Judiciary Committee
Of Congress, which proposed to pcrsccute
the South for everything that was and
everything that was not The "poor
white" HELPER is the helper Of the 1ri-
6uac and the whole tribe Of Republicans,
and it is as monstrous to prolong the bur-
thens of the South for what he says as it
would be to behcad the editor of the 1rt-
1une because the King of Dahomey put to
death $4,000 of his negro subjects to ccle-
bratc his accession to the throne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-01

Mr.. WADE on DIVISION or PROPERTY.
Senator WADE has written letter-while
sober, we MISUNDERSTANDING in effect
that when he said "propcrty iSnot equally
"divided, and more equal distribution
"of capital must be wrought out" and
when he declared that Congress must do
away with the "terrible distinction" be-
tween the capitalist and the laborer, he
did not mean what he said. 1t is con-
soling that even Mr.. WADE considers that
the people of the United States are not
yet ready for such propositions, and
deems it necessary to explain them. We
publish his letter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-01

RE TO FAMILIES,
and all who love pnre article Of
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
at the very low price Of $3.50 pei gallon
Determined to keep pace With the age In my bn-
sness, and to serve my old patrons and the public
with the best OF everything In my line at the
smallest profit, have this day reduced the price
OF my o,r,u,
to $3.50 per gallon, and respectfully invite the at.
tention Of families, parties pic MICS, ETC., to this
reduction, with tho assurance that all orders will
be filed with promptness and fidelity
Send In your orders to -
ANDREW ANTONI,
ll0j south side Of Main street,
directly opposite National Exchange Bank.
ie 3-2,n
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ROBERT n. HAuKY. JANIS L. NAuRr,
ROBERT. BROOKE.
NJ r. II. MAURY & CO.,
(RsrAEL1sgED IL 1887
BAHKRRs AsD BROKERS.
No. 1olI Main street,
nrst house below tn 9 post-o@ee,
RICHMOND, VA.
STIRLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS erd
STOCKS, &C., 4
bought and sold on com lission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED am COLLECTi ONS
MADE on all accessible points In the United
States. 10