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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-08
Aspeeen 10. Eepor,e,l ~ .ho 1.oeal

" SpeecH NOL HSellOEIea Dy EIhe 44OChIs
From the Richmond Dtgpdtch.
Frients unit Feller-citizens,-I yust
speaks ssomedinks NIT you. We makes
pooty goot ding out of de convention,
don't itH Unit goot platform. Dere
is some for de nickers in dis platform.
likes dem nickers. YAw, 1 likes dem
better as dem gooperationers. 1 vas
speak down here last April, unit dey
makes me blenty of fdroubles, amt It?
One feller he drows pig cabbage az
my het, unit unuder feller he most my
eye plaoks NIT pretzel. But dem
nickers, ah, he Is de fellersl You sent
more as kundret million vite soldars
init de war. Veil, de Shonny repels he
ltcks dem soldars all de vile. Butty
soon you yust sent town mabe dirty
tOusant uicker soldars.z Vat dem nick
ers dot Moro as twenty-five tousand
be sday in de forts and pick up little
dings.Sunt de unter uns do ynst 6te "A
little untvip de Shonnies yust like dom
nor unit blitzent, unit put down de re-
bellion uuI dake Richmond. Amt IL {?
Yaw, py golly. 1 vas dink sbeaz
blenty. Mine frients, goot night; NAV
be l gooms pack agin and sbeak some
dtnks nit you.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-08

THERE are many wonderful and Gu
rious things in Japan. Those strange
people have arts and inventions
whereof the secret is yet unknown to
the barbarian" But the natives of
that land, having begun to travel, are
gradually letting out their knowledge
and bestowiDg enlightenment, sparing-
ly, upon the "foreign devils"
The latest aud most anomalous secret
they have communicated is a culinary
one, and, naturally, this has been con-
fided 70 the French cooks of Paris. 1t
is, however, no longer II secret, but is
thus betrayed in foreign journal: /:
''The cooks at the Grand Hotel, in
Paris, have learned from the Japanese
attached to the embassy method of
baking ice cream. This is accomplish
ed as follows: The cream is frozen as
hard as possible, a very thin crust of
pastry is quickly wrapped round 1t and
the roll is put in the oven. Dough
being good non-conductor of heat,
the paste bakes before the ice melts; it
is withdrawn promptly and served
hot" .ll
Here is a veritable ice cream pie, it
would seem. The dish is certainly a
singular one, but if the pastry is as
tough as the story, epicures will not
appreciate it very highly-outside of
Japan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-08

"A darkey preacher was telling how
Adam was the first man created, and
set up against the fence to dry. An old
brother, who sometimes had lucid
ideas, Interrupted him and said: ''If
dat Is true, who made de fence ?" Pass
around de sasser.L-L- --
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-08

THE New York Journal of Commerce
calls attention to the TACT that steam is
rapidly displacing sailing vessels in the
transportation of emigrants across the
Atlantic. Il says that in the year 1858
the proportion of those who emigrated
in steam vessels was 45.S5 per cent; in
1864 it increased to 5S.55 per cent; in
1896 il was 1880 per cent; and in 1866 the
percentage was Sl.16.
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NO. 295.
ansuranfs.
Franklin Insurance Company
oF WHEELING.



T.H.Logan, 7. p. ShaIlcroSs, ]. 8. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. n. Hobbs, S1ml. McClel-
Ian, g. W. FTanEheinl, Jas N. Vance, Alex
TTIHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organf1ed four years, and In that time
done 4 successful business, IS still prepared
to take risks al fair rates on Buildings OF All
kinds, Merchandise, ManufaeturlnS EsGAo-
llshments, Furniture, Steam Bouts ana Cat-
GOES on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
Thiscompany ofiers superior Inducements
to Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contenEsItoE
8 or years at reduced rates.
This being n home Institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus OF any company IN
in the State and composed OF some
nlnety-four stockholders, most of whom aEe
among our Dest business men, recommends
itself to the favorable consideration OF the
tnsurtng public, and solicits their patronage
Applications for Insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Onice % Monroe street.
MACARTHUR, Secretary.
aAML McCLELLAN, President.
GEO, MENDEL, Vice President
C. II. COEN, Special Agent. ocl6
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Ghnqntellf1etrrer~
TERMs-Payable in Advance


,,a,,,, ops so
Daily six months 4'OO
Daily three 200
Daily delivered by carrier, per week. l5c
TIi Weekly one year r........................ 800
Tn weekly six months ...................... $50
Weekly one ZOO
weekly sz months.......... LOO
Weekly three mouths....... 90
CLUBS.
Th-weekly one ear, Five Copies..".s2O 90
Tri-weekIy one year, Ten Copies. 50 90
Weekly one year, Five CopIes......... 300
Weekly one year, Ten Copies. ............ 1900
weekly one year, Twenty CoPies....-. 5000
And an extra copy OF the Weekly tot the get
ter up OF each Weekly club OF ten or more.
Remittances for Clubs must be made at one
time, but additions may be made at any
time at Club Rates, after the Club has been
raised, provided a full years subscription Is
taken. -.
Remit In Checks or Post office Money Or
dsrs, II possible. Address,
CAMPBELL, FREw & CO.. .
Wheeling. West Virginia.
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Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware.
REnIoXAT

In HAVE REMOVED MY WORKSHOP
and Store-Room
Prom IzS Market 20 1o6 Main Street,
Where 1 VIII be pleased 70 see all my old
eI1stonners and n many new ones as choose
TO give me their patronage. 1 have full as
In such establishments, and am prepared to
Mi all orders for anything Manufactured
from Copper, Tin or Sheet Iron.
have several nFHt-elaa8 job WoElImen,
and will do any work promptly and At A
low rates a. any estahlishmeGt In the State,
feb8S-IyT GEO. ~. JOHNSON.
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Artemus Ward was one of the best
fellows in the world, and one OF the
most companioDable. It has been said
that he was not fluent in conversation,
but with the above experience in my
mind, differ.
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Corner of Union. wHEELIN e.,
Bargains in Boots & Shoes
FOB INSTANCE

That never have Oesn,n nor never oan:Oo. beat.
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26

FrnCality Is founded OE the Pruclple tbst all
Il hes have limits.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26

\ DESCRIPTION OF HEAVEN
Revelation, Xxi chapter, 10th verse
And he measured the city with
reed, twelve thousand tul1ongS. The
length, breadth and heighth of it are
equal"
Twelve thousand furlongs, 1920
Geo feet, which being cubed, is 94S,.
OSS. 900. GOO. . 900, ,00O. 900. .0Cucuhic feet;
the half of which we will reserve for
the throne of God and the court of
Heaven, half of the balance for the
streets, and the remainder divided
by 4, sc, the cuhical feet in the rooms
10 feet square and Is feet high, will
he j.743. 7J0. .00o. coo rooms.
We will now suppose the world al
ways did and always viii contain
900. .0Cn.O0u OF inhabitants, and
generation will last 33I Years p
200. .00n,000 every century, and thy
world will stand 100000 years-97.-
900, ,0O0U, ,uOh,'rO persons. Then SUP
pose there were IL ,2230 such worlds.
equal to this number of inhabitants
and duration of years, then there
would be room 16 feet long, and
a. wide, and l5 high for each person,
and vet there would he reom.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26

IA gentleman called on a rich
miSer and found him at the table en-
deavoring to catch = fly. Presently
he succeeded in entrapping one,
which he Immediately rut into Il
Sugar-bowl and shut down the cover.
The gentleman asked an explanation
of his singular Speft. Z" I'll tell yOu,"
replied the miSer, a triumphant grin
overspreading his eoutenahce as he
spoke: al want to ascertain if my
steal the sugar"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-01-26

SHALL THE SOUTHERN STATES
BE RE-ADMITTEO

An e Exciting Debate in the House-spaId-
ing, of Ohio; Steve ms, Of PrnnsyIvania I;
Maynard, of Tenn essee. and Others Par
ticipafing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-16

WAsTISG HIS TIME.-A writer for the
National hteNigencer argues that the sum-
mer session and the session about to COM
mence of Congress are unauthorized, the
law under which they were held and to be
held being unconstitutional. This may be
true but we cannot imagine why the fact
should be stated. Has not the leader of
Congress publicly declared that that body
acts outside of the Constitution! DO not
all of us know that the reconstruction acts
are palpable infractions Of the Constltu-
ton? Is there any lawyer in the land
that does not know that the legislation OF
this Congress, as whole, tends to sdbvcrt
the Government, destroy the Constitution,
and bring ruin upon the country? Surely
it is a small matter to violate the Constl-
tuition; and we had supposed that 1t was
time to Quit appealing to that antiquated
document as means Of Influencing the
Radicals.
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DIED.

On Friday morning, Ccto5er 18th, at l2a A. h.
after very painful illness oil TWO days, caussj
IRON her clothes accid sntdliy taking ire, ELLEN
THOMAS, infant daughter ul Thomas g. and Mar
garat &. Bethel, aged Two years three months and
eleven days.
Hor fuu6Ial will bs preached at her fathers re.
siience. corner Of Pine and Aibemarle streets
THIS AFrEEN DON at&l O'clock.
Gone, gone loved one-gone from onr homo,
God bath recalled thee al thy youth 8 bloom;
neatn's icy fingers rest upon thee now,
Still beauty fingers on thy pa!Itd brow.
Gone, gone loved one.-gone to thy tomb,
But 'tio not cherries, Hops dlspels is gloom;
While we are weeping o cr the ha!iowed ground
Thou ar bat sleeping iii thctsump shall sound.
On Friday morniag, November Is, at half pas. 5
o'clock, ii! - 4 LEE, daughter Of William II.
and Cornolia +. BIyaGt, AGED Que year, seven
Inonths aod tive days.
Her funeral will lake place at the residence of
her fatuer. OF Union Hill, penaDle street, SATUk
DAY the 10Th, at 3 oCIOcz Z. a.. The friends Of
The family are invited TO attend.
Over the river the boa.man pale
Has carried another the household pet.
Her bright hair waved il he gentle gale
Darling h.lunl.-l see her yet
"a know sho Is safe on the o.her Eide,
Where all the rausomeG and angels De.
ever tbs river, tie mystic river,
My chlldhood's idols are waiting for me.
On Thursday, r ovombcr IL, 1867, at O'Clock P.
NJ, OF disease az the heart MIS-. MARIA H..
wi!e OF Lewis Il. Luck, Union hlll, Richmond,
Va.
Her remains, by h"r request will be Inferred In
the old family DuIial ground, Hanover county
va. All III 81 know her loved her. Peace to hei
ashes
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smS1rrcAxr.-The telegraph yesterday

SmS1rrcANr.-The telegraph yesterday
announced that the Alabama Convention
had tied Mp its proposition to disfranchiso
"rcbels" until q messenger could be sent
to Washington to ascertain how far the
Radical leaders at Washington would al
low this sort of dislranchisement to DC
carried. 1t is quite commentary upon
recent events that Radicalism, southern
and local, becomes apprehensive that ia
dicalism at the Federal capital is inclined
to conscrvatism-or more inclined TO con-
scrvatism than its offspring OF the rural
districts. 1t is plain that the bloody IN
structions' are now returning to plague
the inventors.
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SDecIGL Notices.

ET FOURTH SUPPLY OF WHIT ER
GOODS THIS SEASON RECEIVED AT THE OLD
ESTABLISHED EMPORIUM OF
MITTEGDoRrER & Co.,
1909 MAIN arREEr orPos1TE PoaT.oFFIcE
DRY GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Receiving from Rev York, great auction sacri-
aces, which are giving the public the beneftof.
DRESS GOODS at panic prices.
CAsslMEREs and CLOTHS at less than cost TO
manufacture.
HEAVY DECLINES IN the Domestic Depart
merit and to be convinced, call, examine, and
safety yourselves at the cheap prices In Goods at
MITTELDoRFEa CO.'S,
1909 Main street, opposite post.
full supply OF CARPETS, o1LCLOTHs, RUGS,
&C &c. no 10
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EoSk Notices.

Tie Rock Of OR Salvation. BY WILLIAM
S. PlUMER, d. D. LII. d. New York ::
American Tract Society.
Little R0JJic.-Amcrican Tract Society.
These two new volumes, from the press
ofthc American Tract Society, have been
received from the Society's depository in
this city.
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@ ARE TIMES HARD?

sE ARE TIMES HARD:
IS MONEY SCARCE
are the questions often asked by persons visiting
LEVY BROTHERS STORE
when they see the crowds Of anxious customers
that daily assemble there. We answer that times
are hard, money almost as scarce as " mems
teeth" and that is just the cause OF the Vast as
semblags. They go there, knowing that they
can get more goods for their money than at any
other establishment in this city. To convince
every one that they can save money, We name
the following
GOODS ASD Prices:
CALICOEs at 81, 10, and l23c.
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED C0TT0NS at s..
10, and l2Ic.;
PILLOW CASE COTTON, full 40 inches wide at
2oc.
BLEACaED and UNBLEACHED sHEEFING, y
yards wide, at 4oc;
M0HAIR DRESS GOODS at l21c., worth 2cc. at
2Oc., worth soc. at 25c., worth 4oc.
Tho best C0LoRED ALPACAs at soc worth &c.;
u, " L,
at 35c., worth Soc.
kLl.wOOL WHITE FLANNEL at 3oc., worth
4oc.
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide, at e'c., worth
75c.;
ENGLISH MERINO at Soc, worth &c..
SHEPHERDS PLAID at lssc.
WHITE BRILLIAETS at 2Oc., would BIO cheap
at 3oc.;
CHECKED MusLINs at lesc., worth 25c
BED TICK at l2lc.
FLIRTING STRIPES at l2lc.;
CANTON FLANNEL at le3c.;
KENTUCKY JEANS at 25c., worth ssc. ;
sATINETTs at 80 and ESQ.,, worth ST.
CAssIMEREs at 81 and SLIPS, worth $3.50 and
SITS;
FINE sK1RTING CAMBRIC, i yards wide, at Soc,
sold everywhere at 75c.
STRIPED MoHAIR sEIRTING at Csc, worth 7sc.
per yard and no mistake;
WIDE VELyETs for Il INNING skirts, at Is and &c.
per yard, worth double the money;
BALMoRAL SKIRTS at $3.50, worth 81;
Very fine ALL-wooL STRIPED FLANNEL at
6uC., WOIlu oVG. pei YAM
TUCKED HANDKEECBlEFS, very fine, at 5oc.,
worth &c.;
HEMsTITCHED H4NDKERCBIEFs at 4oc., worth
Coo.
TABLE LINEN at &c., would be cheap at 75c
Lupin's best FRENCH DELAINE, all colors, at
5oc., worth 75c.;
WORKED BANDS at &c., 81 and $l.o5 for the
double strip, worth more than double the
money;
HUCKASACK TOWELS at l2I, l63, and 25c.
DIMlTY BANDS at l23. 90 and 25c.-just half the
regular price;
Real MALTESE LACE COLLARS at soc. and 75c.;
LINEN DAMAsK NAPKINS, fringed, at sl.95 per
dozen, worth 81;
VELVET RIBBoN at Soc, worth 75c. apiece.
Also, at great bargains,
BLACK SILKS, FRENCH MERIN0S,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
BLACK and FANCY CLOTHS for cloaks,
sacks, baeques, and clrculars-a large
variety;
BONNET and TRIMMING RIBBONS,
UNDER GARMENTS for men, women, and
children;
and all other articles usually kept in first class
Dry Goods store. LEVY BROTHERS,
successors to Jacob A. Levy,
nola l5l7 Main street.
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Ey- THE BEE WILL GO
WHERE THE FLOWERS ARE SWEETEST,
.mn mt1r nrnnr p WILL co

WHERE THE FLOWERS ARE SWEETEST,
AND THE PEOPLE WILL GO
WHERE DRY GOODS ABE CHEAPEST.
shakespeare, VoI. III
And this will account for the great popularity OF
JULIUS sY c E.
sl3 MAIN sTREET,
who has lust returned from New York with the
best and cheapest assortment OF DRY GOODS ever
offered in Richmond. We enumerate
ALPACAs, in beautiful shades, only 4oc.;
POPLINS, handsome patterns, only 2Sc.
MoUSsgLAINE, choice designs, only 2oc.
CALICO, best brands, for IL and lsc. =;
BLEACHED COTToT, lee. good article. yard
wide, l2ic,;
BROWN CoTToNS cheaper than ever;
1914 sHEETING, bleached and brown. only 4oc !;
PILLOW CASE COTTON, extra width and qua.
lily, only Csc.
WOOL FLANNEL at aOc. yard wide, &c.,,
worth 60.
GENTS, AND YOUTHS WEAR.
Large additions have been recently MADE TO ms
department, and II is now .unrivalled IN Rich
mond.
CAssIMEREs in endless profusion, OF every
strle and price amongst them would call at
tention TO an excellent Cashmere at 76c., which
cannot be equalled. Examine them
fine assortment of CARPETS, which am SELL
Ing at very low rates
CLoAKS, sACQUEs, sHAWLs, &C.,
In every style and of every price. The celebrated
RISTORI SHAWL just received, and to which
call attention.
BLANKETS white and colorsd), all sizes, and
selling very cheap. Call early and secure a bar
gain.
Kecollect, that to get the full worth of your
money you must call at
JULIUS SYCLE'S, sla Main street,
nols between Ninth and Tenth.
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: ,rrrRpAy.. NOVEMBER le, 1867.
ca,, for a State Conservative Conven-

ton.
The Executive Committee Of tho Con-
scrvative party in Richmond, obeying the
solicitations Of the sentiments OF the people
Of Virginia, and without any intention to
dictate to them, but acting because there
is no recognized body to provide for such
a contingency, invite the people OF INC
various cities and counties to assemble III
primary meetings and appoint delegates
to a Convention to be held in the city OF
Richmond on Wednesday the llth DAY OF
december next. for the purpose of effect
ing an organization of the Conservatives
of the State.
II. X. ELLYSON, Chairman.
JAMES L. BRANCH, Secretary.
November Z, 1867.
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DR.. BAGEY, in q well-writtcn editorial,
announces his connection as editor with
the Natjue Vuginian. The paper is very
much improved.
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sss-a CIIRIosITY.-l have for sale orW OF
tho C.NTRL PATENT WATERPROOF LlFE-
PRESERVING TRUNKS. 1t is warranted wa ter
proof, aud when packed full OF clothing will MS
tain the weight Of the heaviest man In the wal or
have also full assortment OF all other kinds OF
TRUNKS, vaLlsES, and TRAVELL1A6 Bads' 10
which the attention Of the public Is invited.
JOHN C. PAGE, JH.,
ro1o-1v corner Ninth and ain streets.
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no l6-eod6t
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
VALUABLE PREPARATIONS.
No. 429 BROAD STREET.

PREPARATIONS.
FOUGERAS IODINIZED COD LIVER OIL,
FIVE times stronger than any other;
FOUGERA'S I0DO-FEER P8OsPHATED
ELIXER OF HORSE.KIDIsH-a fine alter
alive;
FoUGsRAs DRA0EEs and sEEUP OF PYRo-
PHOSPHATE OF IRON
FOU6ERA'S PATE PECToRALE, or ICELAND
MOSS PASTE, for coughs and colds;
FOUGERA'S DRAGEES OF SANToNlSE, an
excellent tasteless vermfuge;
LANCELoT's CIGARETTES, for The immediate
relief Of Asthma;
B0UDAULT'S PEPSINE, and other genuine
French medicinal preparations, for which
wa are agents. MEADE 4 BAKER,
Pharmaceutists, Ninth and Franklin streets.
II
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ne- BACHELORS HAIR DYE-BATCHE-
LOGS HAIR DYB.-This splendid HAIR DYE Ii
Tho hest In the world. The only true and perfect
dve-harmless, reliable, instantaneous. no DIS
anpointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural biacH
or brown remedies the III effects OF bad dyes
iuyteorates the hair leaving 1t soft and bea uful'
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAtCHh.
LOB. All others are mere limitations, and si,oula
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfu uers'
FACTORY, 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
- o,,torfo,t ia 11-tD1o
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ne TEETH EXTRACTED WITHO Ut
palma supply of pure NITROUS OXIDE GAS
always on hand. 1t is perfectly safe, tasteieas
and inodorous 1t produces insensibility to AIN
almost Immediately It's effects passing OF RAPID ~
without unpleasant feelings.
Particular attention paid to remedying the IT.
Irregularities Of children's teeth
20 R.N. HUDSON, Dentist
ION wss1ot Ql0 Main street.
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C0thi7ag.
The POOR AID NEEDY,

TIE THRIFTY AND THE ECONOMICAL.
s.., The opening OF q branch house of za-=----
1.-THE AMERICAN TRADE PALACE
already In successtul and triumphant operation
IL many OF the great cities Of the
NORTH AND WEST,
is announced by the p1oprietors. with the full
assurance that they proclaim to the
CITIZENS OF RICHMOND
tina. they are just upon the verge Of
"THR GOOD TIME COMING"
and that they may now enjoy the luxury OF
DESIRABLE GOODS
MUCH LESS THAN WHOLESALE PIECES.
The novel enterprise which has already estab-
lished In other cities
1.-THE TRADE PALACE -
and made 1t, Indeed, the chosen resort OF the
economical consists in the living realization Of
the favorite motto of
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS;
and the people are respectfully invited to call at
No. 42s BROAD STREET,
f,nr ~ hat Csni
full assortment of reasonable and fashionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
together with the endless variety of goods found
In the bazaars and arcades OF the Old World, at
A TREMENDOUS REDUCTION
USUAL PRICES,
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
Be It especially remembered that we are by no
means foisting upon tho public the refuse trash
of auctions and forced sales of worthless fabrics
but we are prepared to sell
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
fresh from the hands OF
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS,
PIECES WHICH WILL TRULY AsTONIsH
PURCHASERS,
while they must confouud the dealers who, with
great pretsnsions, really present no bargains.
Any enumeration of prices seems to us wholly
supurfiuous we merely ask for
1.-THE TRADE PALACE"
a. single visit from the purchasers OF this vi
cinity, and upon our goods and our prices we
rely with implicit confidence, knowing from
our widespread experience
GREAT BARGAINS
WILL SECURE
GREAT SUCCESS
No. 429 BROAD STREET.
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gSDecS0I Notices.

may ELIZABETH-M MARY STUARic.-Li-
BRETTOS OF R!storrs celebrated characters oi
Elizabeth and Mary Stuart. few more ls,t. foI
sala nv SELDEN Il ENNIS,
no 1e-7t corner Ninth and Main sire es'
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AHagIsen1e7ttS.
Anew RICHMOND THEATRE.

The Director takes great pleasure in announcing
m engagement OF SIX nights with MRS. LANDER
and her TALEaTED COMPANY Il o., or : A q
Sar ls, 1867. prese iting during the week ELlZA-
BETH, MARY sT0AkT, NAME ANTOlNETTE,
and MEDEA
SEATS can be secured to-day at the box office OF
the Theatre, and at the spotswood Hotel, Bal Hard
House, and Excha oge Hotel, for any night OF to 9
engagement. Box oGice open from 10 A. NJ TO 3
P. N.
ADMIsSION.-Dress circle, orchestra, and par
oustte, 81; reserved seats Csc. extra; family
circle, 75c third tier. rs and Csc private boxes,
accommodating six. &c. no le-NN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-16

nH PRESERVE YOU TEETH-AR-
REST DECAY-RESTORE YOUR GUMS TO
HEALTHY NDITION.-DoWDENs DENTAL
FLUID whitsns the teeth, perfumes the BREATH
relieves toothache. Recommended by dentists
and physicians everywhere. For sale by all drug
gists. Wholesale by
CANDY, GILPIN CO., Druggists.
90. Baltimore, Md.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-16

THE yIEGI MA TNB ACC q
/ AGENCY. IS WATER STREET. NEW YoRh.
Mr. JAMES u. GtRDlSER w!thdraws from 90
firm OF CONNOLLY co. this IL day u Nc
vsmbsr. 1867. The remaining partners VIII cor
iirus the TOBACCO AND I, NEisSlOS BusA,
n kSS under the same style - heretofore, -.
trust to receive a continuance OF the lavors vL
their Virginia friends.
CaARLSS NJ CONNOLLY. IL,
w. ALEXANDs2 BaSs,
JAMES \. CONNOLLY.
NEW IoXK. November ], 1867 70 i-Im