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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-08-07
u u NITU RE ROO NJ S.
JOHN GUELICH,

~
JOHN GUELICH,
Desires to inform his old friends and customers
that. having enlarged his shop and increased his
facilities for manufacturing he is now prepared
to make to order such furniture may be desir-
m ostly has on hand at his Fun piture Rooms u
a varied assortment of furniture among which is,
BUREAUS AND SIDEBOARDS,
Ward robes and Bookcases; Centre, Sofa, Parlor,
Breakfast and Dining extension Tables.
Common, French-posts, Cottage, Jen-
ny-Lind and other Bedsteads.
SOFAS OF ALL KINDS, wORK-STANDS, HAT
RACKS, WASH-STANDS, &c.
Spring-seat Cain-bottom, and Parlor Chairs;
And common and other Chairs.
LOOKI NG-G L A S S E S
OF every description on hand, and new glasses fer
old frames, which viii be put II IN very
reasonable terms OF snort notice.
He also keeps on hand. furnishes to order, Hair
Corn-husk Hair and Cotton top Mattresses
COFFINS, OF EVERY KIND,
Made to order and funerals attended with
Hearse, whenever desirable.
Also, House painting done to order.
The above. and many other articIes are furnish ed
to customers cheap for CASH or exchanged for ap-
proved country produce. Cherry Maple Poplar.
Lin wood and other Lum Der suta BILE for the busi
ness. taken in exchange for furniture
Remember the shop is on Market street. Clear
field, and nearly opposite the .sOld Jew Store"
December 4, 1851 JOHN GUELICH.
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Sigual for q bark-Pulling dog tail.
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8 c o T T
MAIN STREET, JoHNsTowN, PA.
A. ROW & CO., RROPRIETORS.

This house having been refitted and elegantly
furnished, is now open for the reception and en-
tertainment of guests. The proprietors by long
experience in hotel keeping, feel confident they
supplied with the choicest brands of Liquors and
wine. JuIv Arr 1896
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The Co partnership heretofore exist
ing between G. R. Foster, j. D. M'Girk Edward
Perks g. L. Reed, Richard Shaw, A. K. Wright,
J. 7. Leonard, Jas B. Graham and w A Wallace.
in the Banking business at Philipsburg. Centre
county. Pa, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business will be conducted as hereto
fore at the same place, under the title of Foster
Perks, Co. RICHARD SHAW,-a
c. FOSTER, ] T. LEONARD,
J. ID. MGIRK. EDWARD PERKS,
j. b. GRAHAM W A WALLACE
u. l.. REED, A. Z. WRIGHT.
March 5, lS67-m2O $3.50
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07

2 The Prince of Wales has been created by the
Queen Knight Of the most ancient Order OF the Thise
The statement that Miss Winnie Ream, sculp-
trees. was 10 execute bust for Gen. Lee, wholly ui
founded
A gentleman. named Gordon, Of some repute
In Scotland as an artist committed suicide nc the f9rt
land station OF Metropolitan Railway In LONDON
ON the 10TH
Wm. Roupell, the "forger" and ex-M. I. for
lambeth and who Is convict for life, Ia In the lnhrmay
Ward at Dartmouth and no hopes are entertained Oh hS
recovery.
The Princess of Wales by the advice OF the
physicians WILL at the OF the London season visit
Wiesbaden "The waters OF that place enjoy CONSIDER
able repute in conyaescenee from rheumhtSm' 81 S"ys
the British Afciegi Journal
Madame Mffsurus, who was the wife OF Mus
urus Pasha the Turkish Ebassador In London aleu SUI
denly on tho night Of the grand ball given 10 lne S. he
the India House. She present with her InH ~ t,o
ball but shortly after o'clock she was seiLeu with NJ
and taken home, and died almost Immediately Inc ue
ceased lady was Of Greek nationality, the danghter OK
Prince vogorides She married 10 ~, musuIuh III
1882 aud has for many years occupied msh posioh III
English society.
New-York capitalists have offered to start an
foundery sag Harbor capable OF rolling 900 tus OF
iron monthly. provided citizens OF Bag arOor WIZ Iako
part Of tho stock,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07

curse at such on act would not take the blood Of
any creature unless he had violated tho laws
Of my country IL is the Executive powers to make
whatever adjustment Of punishment Tor any crime
he may sec At With that have nothing TO do. have
only 10 say when this found guilty, honest men
will say In this case he is proved guilty will appeal
case found with such demonstration OF factsi
If there of you who las doubt an ms care,
know that God will give you light and shall say has
your verdict is right whatever II may be ana then
Won so feel having done your duty the end you may
io with those who see BY faith that justice regns with
mercy's life"
Mr. Bradley said there were number OF corrections
which he desired 10 make in the statement Of counsel
the evidence 1900 ... .... ,...-- -.
Mr. Darlington thought IL would be dangerous prece
dent allow counsel 10 make any statements after the
argument had closed = 81,
After further debate Judge Fisher said that II the
Court took recess would be until tomorrow and ac
cOrdingy ordered al.ll. Dl. O. ft.l t
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07

Tha Earl of Belmore has been appointed Gov
nor ~ New south Wales, aud Earl Beanehamp mas SUE
ceeded Lord Belmore as UnderSeeretary al tne HUNS
office
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07

GESBHAI have received Endorsements from which
aA In snbsanee 1t desirable 10 have all prisoners exchanged
agree with th,t az means but does the Government intend
others can Se.tled from nv h IN,
be does not deem db move from the position
question VAL again ca. The subject the attention Of Mr. Oud and
obtain sn Interview silb him possible
have the be- respectfully vour servant
BENZ " BuTLEA. Msjor.Gen., Com'r Of Exchange
To MajorGep. Hitchcock COmmi,Onsr Prisoners C.
Accident prevented my meeting the Rebel Commits
sloner that nothing done; but after conversation
with Cen Grant In reply TO the proposition OF Mr. Oud
10 exchange all prisoners Of either side held man
for man. ofleer for officer wrote argument showing
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07

Ass'tt 10
After this order all my acton Commissioners of Tx
change practically ceased. 81. III, AT, .,..
Ehave felt 10 my duty 10 give an account Win lls par
cur oarcfulness OF participation IN te business o
exchange OF prisoners the Orders under whch heeh
and tbs attempted which comprises faith
9 narration OF all that DONE that all may be-
come matter OF history. =, -,
The great Importance OF the questions the ~ Ie1iui
lie refusal 10 exchange, were sacrificed Dy inc st or
forms OF DEATH from cold, starvation, ana pesehoe o
man aI me British soldiers killed In the wars OF Nap0-
leon; the anxiety OF fathers brothers sisters, no.s
wives TO know the exlgency which caused thls
terrible and perhaps as II may have seemed eG
10 them use)ess and unnecessary destruction
OF those dear 10 them by horrible deaths each ana al
have compelled me 70 this exposition. 80 that u may De
seeu that these lives spent A part OF the system
OF attack upon the Rebellion, devised by the wisdom OF
the General Chief Of the armies 20 destroy ny ueo
fon, depending upon our superior numbers 10 WIN 'ho
victory al last -, .,..D ,.o,,
The loyal mourners viii doubtless derive soaoo from
this fact aud appreciate all the more highly the genius
whch the plan aud the success won at 80 great
"A cost.
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sehoed and re.echoed with laughter and the
dismal notes of funeral hyrnns (Which they
will sing when they are merrieso; how the
ivory shone and all eyes glittered and how,
when the auction came, IN the afternoon, and
everybody bid for everything amid the eating
of meats and creams and candy, and singing, i
can never describe. They abandoned them
selves TO the occasion.
Perhaps nothing contributed more to their
enjoyment than the visit OF Mr.. w. +. Wick
ham, candidate for the approaching conven.
ton. To have one Of our wealthiest and most
respectable citizens visiting their fair and
making speech to them In which he de-
clared himself ready TO carry out cheerfully
all the provisions Of the Sherman bill, was de-
lightful. This was like being free sure enough
II was easy to see In the humorous twinkle OF
the eyes how intensely they appreciated the
privilege of being asked for their votes by OH,
Of the old citizens of the county.
ASHLAND
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Negro Gala Day Ut Ashland-Speech Of w. F.
Wickham, Esq.


Yesterday was q gala day with our colored
fellow citizens. A great fair and feast was
held in the ballroom of the hotel under the
auspices of the Society of the "Sons OF Love"
beers of the enfranchised, with their wives and
daughters, were seen Hooking in by every
road leading 10 the village, bearing baskets
and flowers; and in little while IL was an
nounced that the fair was opened The an
nouncement was made 10 our quiet little vii
lage by the grand procession OF the Sons, y
followed by gaily dressed daughters, under the
direction of a solemn.looking marshal who
issued his commands in stentorian voice.
Every now and then the marshal would call
out Halt and then having, after much
consultation, arranged everything TO his salts
faction, the order was given: Forward
sing And Immediately the lugubrious song
of My poor body lies amouldering in the
grave would burst forth III all the varieties
of African intonation TO the favorite tune OF
John Browns Body" After proceeding
and singing until the whole community was
informed of the fair, they entered the ball
room, and the fun commenced
Your correspondent, in company with a
number Of others, went over 10 see and con-
tribute 10 the very laudable purpose for
which they were holding their festival The
proceeds are designed TO pay of a debt upon
their church, i am told. During the past year
the colored people have built quite q neat lit
We church about three quarters Of q mile from
.he Nliiage Their pastor is an old resident Of
ins eT'nSLa coiored man, formerly n slave
Nstioons IN! tne respect and esteem of all our
citlIens. MS influence over his congregation
Is very great; and, 1 am persuaded, is used
ooh h.y 70 promote their best interests,
as ne understands them. He As very conserya
t i've In his views on political subjects. nj.
tnousn ne CANS himself u Radical. The best
49,, ~ ms worth Is 10 be found i'm the
fac, that the colored people in this sac,inn aro
contented and industrious, cheers"I oUa are
DERBY, TO very great extent The nind Hi
feelings seem 10 prevail between e,nnin uesl
and employees. The pastor himself ss,s
capital example TO his Hook, working din
gently al his trade all the week. ana I'm.
preaching with forty-lung power on SundaH
upon the religious duty Of industry. Humhis
us are the attachments of Rev. Burweii Toler
ne deserves honorable mention much more
thah some ministers i have known, who
tho week. GA
But forget the fair. More intense enjoy.
D Dieht mas rarely been crowded into one day.
Mouhd ana round the large ball. room the oei,.
t ,se'e ,. ana adies promenaded and sang. How
TUG ladies ate large sticks of pepnarmint
'"AaS N the Intervals how the very rafteys
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"a M Hs 80

"a M -
GREAT SHORT ROUTE To TsF
" NORTH, EAST, AND WEST. VA s!
RICHMOND, FREDERICKsBURG, tNU P"I
MAC RAlLRoAD, CARRYING THE UN.r
STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY-BIEG tSTCl.
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAlgSn
ALL TRAINS.-The THBoUGH TRAINS or 81
road are now run from the southern termlr,
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND L .!,,
STREETS, as follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN lsars,Ess
mond daily iSUndays eXcerted) at IS A. = /,
irving In Washington at $3.50 p. 81, eonrsg.,.
with the early afternoon express trains IN D
North. East, and West.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAiE, viii.
CANT cars supplied with the new patent ,s.H-
chairs attached leaves Richmond daily 4, ag Y
arriving In Wash ing.on At 8 20 i. ii. conrsel
with the early morning trains for tho Eort, 81,
and West.
No EXTRA CHARGE for sIeeping chairs.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with loc u
press packages, leaves Richmond daily lS1r.u
exc episd) from the depot corner Of BroH b,
Eighth sire Is, at L. ~, arriving ia Fra
ricksburg at .lOP. 81.
THROUGH TIL Ksrs and THROUGH glh
GAGE CHECKS 10 Alexandra, Wa.h'rIr
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, BOsto-, r
all the principal cities In the West.
For furth er informatio n and through tickt.i'
ply at the Office OF the company, corner Brood u
Eighth streets. shOckoe Hill, and al the t.i.
office, corner Byrd and Eighth street,,
J. D. GENTEY.
General Ticket Ags-,
SAMUEL RUTH Superintendent. OBS
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Dry Goods.
EXTRAORDINARY EXCITEMENT.

EXTRAORDINARY EXCITEMENT.
new lot Of
CHEAP GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
Beautiful Prints at one shilling per yard,
Handsome Berages st2o, %, and 30 cents;
Very wide Black silks at -, worth $3.50;
Fine Black Grenadines at Is cents-a bars ain;
Best Lawns at 25and 20 cents worth 30 and IS cents
Atwood Cassimeres ats, s7lcents, and si-cheap;
Best lo-4sheetings at IS, worth 50 cents per yard
Striped Nainsook and Swiss Muslins at Is and 10
cents;
Swiss and Cambria Embroideries, very cheap;
Handsome Embroidered Handkerchiefs at SIZE
and el.so;
Parasols and Umbrellas at the lowest prices
Best English Hosiery, for ladies, gents, ana
children;
Table Cloths, Napkins, and Towels The cheapest
WILLIAM THALHIMERs,
No. ais Broad street,
,eu between Third and Fourth.
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NAST YOUR EYE THIS WA1'
DEFY ANY MERCHANT IN RICHMOND
TO oFPRR
RRTTBR AND CHEAPER
AssORTMENT OF DRY GOODS
EVERY DESCRIPTION
than We have now unpacked and ready LOT Sal

than We nave now uhPnSheN e"N 'NN'
Ibave the best and cheapest articles in
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
wbite Brilliants at 2oc., worth 30c.
Fine white Cambria at Csc. cheap at aIbc;
Checked and Swiss Muslin at 2oc, great Darg an
Fine ALL Wool Delaine at 10 cents. can pe oea'
Lawns Organizes and Jaconets at panic prices
Fine English Grape Wells at great sacr nee, so
Fuli yardwide Bleached Cotton at lG, cents, sell
ING eyerywbere at 20 cents "A great bargain;
Talicoes at i2t les, and 20 GENTS nd the
largest assortment to be found in the city,
Rad Tiekinp nj 90 cents, cheap at 30
Good Linen Ha nd serchiefs at l23 cents, MI
Extra size Huckaback Towels at 20 cents, ceiling
everywhere at 50 cents
Linen Crash at l?3 cents,
beautiful Balmoral skirts, only 81 so
Ladies White Hoss at l?i cents, the best bargain
Rssi 1naiity Alexandra Kid Gloves at $3.50 SELL
Uoon Skirts in great variety at 60 Is cents, VI, and
81 u.s. in which l cannot BIO undersold
Also,
A large assortment of Cassimeres, Cloths, and
Satinets, for men and boys wear, which am
sctualiy selling at less than New York prices.
have now ready allthe
Latest Designs,
in the above goods, to which respectfully call the
attention of merchants wanting low priced or nne
goods. - ,, .oo-
Salesman, Mr.. ROBERT SAIrHER, long ana iavor-
ably known to the retail dealers in this city.
""'' JOSEPH STRAUSB,
ieu 1888 Main street.
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Dissertations, DC.

rO-PAR TNERSHIP have this
" associated ourselves together under the style
aud firm of CURTIS, PARKER RIDDLES; fo
the purpose Of conducting general SHiP BK -,
city OF Rich mond and have taken an Office at n o
10 Eighteenth street, between Main and Cary, anc
respectfully solicit the patronage OF our friends
JOHN A. CURTIS,
late of McKowan Curtis.
JOHN n. PARKER,
JAMES E. RIDDICK,
Jrne ! lsG7 lie Sim
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Y On and after SUNDAY, !AEVtEF .'ll, g,
following trains will leave Richmond:
MAIL TRAIN daily TO Gordonsytlie, and sE...!
ou Sunday TO stanton, at 100 5. Nj.
These trains make eloss connections With "a .
on the Orange and Alexandra railroad.
TEROUGH TICKETS sold to WashngtC1 "A
Baltimore, and TO Lynchburg, Knoxville, ...'
principal points in the Southwest also = .g'
tngton, Winchester, and other points In lhs 'L'
lay. -
fREIGHT TRAINS, except on Sunday ,ssi
Richmond At rs A. NJ, making close eonn-r' I
with FREIGHT TRAINS on the orange ard iE
sndria railroad for Lyuchburg and Alexandra
Also, FREIGHT and PASSENGER TRAINS .-u
Stanton for Jackson's river on MONDAY, VII
NESDAY, and FRIDAY stt.lOP. NJ.
II. ID. THITC0HR
ja2s General SupeTlnteUtsrl
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A DJOURNED MEETING OF THE
N FIRM OF A. HIRSH & Coat an ad-
journed meeting of the firm OF A. HlRsH GO. 1t
was further
Resoired, That A. HIRsH will retire on the LIST
day of July next.
Res0lped That our entire stock of DRY GOODS
must bs reduced by the LIST Of July next
ReSOlred, That In order Is carry on. tho fore
going resolution will from this date offer our
Stock at greatly reduced prices.
Resulted, That We will not enume rate the prices
in newspapers.
ReSolred That the public be invited to call, 10 be
convinced that this Is no humbug.
A. EIRSH & CO.,
10 10 627 Broad street.
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VIRGINIA CgSTRAL RAILEOLD,l
naaanaharg LAG

- !sy ssZi.s:;SiSs s..,'.;
EAST FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
II RICHMOND AND LYHCHBURG The -
ginia Central and Orange and Alexandra J..
roads have arranged tchedule Tor DAl!
FRBIGHT TEAM BETWEEN RICHMOND sd
LYNCHBURG Goods leaving Richmond a'1l
NJ. reach Lynchburg same night. Goods leaT-.
Lynchburg att r. NJ. reach Richmond next Gay ,
Up. N. Through receipts given. ..,
n. ID. wHlTCCsB
det General Superintsnisri
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NOTICE.-We have this day disposed
IN OF our entire interest In the late concern OF
GRESHAM, CRUMP & co. TO our senior partner,
Mr.. J. II. GRESHAM, who assumes all liabilities
Of the late Arm. All parties indebted 10 the sane
recommending him to the pltronase OF onr friends.
j.. O. CRUMP,
N. 4. SAVAGE.
RICHMOND, Va, June 9. 1897.
Having purchased the interest OF Dr. l.. q.
CRUMP and Mr.. N. X. sAyAGB, my former partners
In the late nrm Of GRESHAM, CRUMP Co, VII VIII
continue the GROCERY AND CohMlsstVN bu ~,
SiNHSS at the store Of the late concern, No. ''''
Main street. .u
Thanking my friends and the public ssn,S .l ~.
for their past liberal patronage. Tespocuu'! "
quest continuance OF the same. u appsHAN
RICHMOND. VA. June 9, 1897 A.
N. B.-I have made srrsnGsmsnn N rs nla.saS
10 saS III fy5eads, q hssstososs. 1ss-eosAW
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Carriages, &c.
miscellaneous.

MtSCCtttItCUoos
T LIGHTNING RODS.
HAwLEY's PATENT COMBINATION
LIGHTNING ROD,
consisting Of
IRON, ZINC, AND COPPER, SCIENTIFICALLY
ARRANGED,
being half-inch diameter, and equal to three
inch bar Of iron In conducting
capacity.
This rod Is entirely continuous In It's character,
and decidedly the safest and best LIGHTNING
ROD now in use, and so pronounced by scientific
experts as the following extracts Will show; being
but few OF the many that can be produced:
TESTIMONIALS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IHTBRIoR,l
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June ~, 1866.
sir-In reply to yours OF the 9Th instant as to the
qualities Of your patent lightning rod "a conDina
You to the Patent 0fce building, will state that It
Is tho opinion Of the scientific experts, In which
fully coincide that II Is the best rod yet produced,
and tn fore very cheerfrlly recommend its use.
Very respectfully, your oSedtsnt servant ant,
Engineer and Acting Superintendent
Patent ObIce Building.
To Il. j. Ht,gley, ESQ.,, Baltimore, Md.
concur in the above opinion. .
late Architec. of United States Capitol Extension.
CAPITOL OF THE United sTATEs,}
July 10. 1855.
From the knowledge have OF the operations Of
electricity and the examination | have made OF
Mr. H. ] HawIeys invention, j am OF the opinion
that his is the best and SAFEST electrical conductor
have ever known The parts are scientifically ar
ranged and rot liable to get out OF order.
b. b. FRENCH,
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
OrrIcE OF TIE scIEyTfFfC ANERrCAY,(
WAsHINGToN, d. c., August Il, 1865.
-, HnH IN haa 4
success in connection with your Improved Light
DrGcticnl merit II Al you will I'D them even more
pop Respectfuiiy yours, MUM SEQ.
To j. l.. HIioleG Esq Baltimore, Md.
NEw YORK, November %, 1855.
Upon inspection of l.. ]. Hawley's invention OF
Lightning Conductor, am Of the opinion that It Is
supe rior 10 any rod that have ever seen There
foie take pleasure in recommending its nse.
A. Z. BAKER, Fire Marshal.
DOVER CoMPASY,)
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPBRINTeSDsNT. I
DOVER MINES, VA, April "a. 1857.
Mr.. William S. Manson, Richmond:
Dear Sir,-Tho Patent Lightning Rod ordered
from GU has been set up on the companys baiId-
ings here, and Is very satisfactory.
The principle Of its construction is unquestiona-
bly, correct-the amount Of conducting surface
being very great in proportion to the weight OF
The work OF setting up seems also TO have been
well and faithfully done.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
CHAs. L. Stone,
Engineer and upeiintsndent
Persons wishing the sbove.speci6ed rod, or the
common Galvanized Rod put upon their buildings
can have the work done In the most faithful man.
ner Ali work put up by ms kept in repair free OF
charge II not impaired by qnfalT 9ss MTH'ysoy
mv2-sm 900 Main street.
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NOTHING NEW.-P. STRAUSE, No,

NOIhlNu N II " - y IL n oAoAH, w.
N l4i3 Main street Is still selling cheaper than
any one else in the city. have just received an
9th er lot of beautiful Dress Goods of every kind
Mozambiques, zee. and upwards;
Grenadine, 33c. and upwards;
Tamartine, extra fine, 15c.
Percales. 4oc.
British Damask. the best, 81:
Lawns. zoe.
Rich organizes. ssc. and upwards
Spanish Linen. Bird eye Diaper, very cheap; Be.
RACES and Grenadines for wells Shirt Fronts. l2lc.
and upwards Debage, 20c. worth 30: Linen Hand
kerchiefs, 12lc. and upwards the best and cheap
good Prints. l2ic. and up: White Goods swiss
Cambrcs Striped and Figured Muslins at all
prices Parasols. Towelings, etc, etc. Call and
examine, and you can save from 20 to rs per cent.
=. STRAUSE,
ia IL No. 14i3 Main street.
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D,'Y Goods.

MADAM FOY's CORSET SKIRT
N. SUPPORTER sombIn;ss n one one garment
and ,ba r,ast desirable SKIRT SUPPORTER ever
"AN Wv offered to the public.
It places the weight OF the skirt upon f tng Nth
or, ,ioht Iacing gives ease and eleaaucs; u ep-
proved and recommended BY PhysiSsns. ~ manu-
fa 10 o,syvts 90 SUNNI sr street, Boston,
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Steamers.

DOR PALATKA. FERNAN-,tS1
II DINA, JACKSONVILLE, s-<ntz3
and all the landings on The - Johns TlYrr .
Savannah, Georgia
Tho new and splendid steamship DlCTEI
q 900 tons burthenl, Captain LOUIs VI. CoNEf'I
will sail from Southern wharf, Charleston, :.
Carolina. every TUESDAY NIGHT, at o'c.a
for the above places.
For eight or passage, apply on board. or A. p
oiiic" Of the agency, No. II Wander HOrst's VI
Charleston, South Carolina.
J. d. AIKEN & CO,
IL IL Ag,rs
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rNHE COMPREHENSIVE OF Nc
/ ROWAN & CURTIS being dissolved, the bu-
siness az SHlPBROKERS AND GENERAL, Com =
MISSION MERCHANTS will be continued under
the firm Of MCGOWAN & ARM1STEAD.
They solicit continuation of the patronage OF
the old firm, as well as favorable consideration
of the public Strict attention will be given to all
matters pertaining to shipbrokerage and the sale
Of general merchandise and country produce 49,
L. MCGOWAN,
lie Sim no. A. ARMISTEAD.
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OFFICE RIcsxoSD AND PETESssvE.
RAILROAD CoNPAST,
RICHMOND, VA Nav ?, Ia.
"a MEf.ss e

ia MsSssssss I. 49, r.;
rHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On a
~ after SUNDAY the 10th May, ls6T, the TEA
on this road will be run ss follows:
Leave Richmond daily at 3.20 A. II. a..
p. NJ;
p NJ.
on Mondays, Wednesdays, ard Friday, A, ,
COMM0DAfI0H TRAIN viii leave Richur,
10 25 A. NJ, and Petersburg At lie. 10 A. ".
The 2 Is Train connects with the Tiaiu fO' s
folk daily, exc spt on Sundays.
Through tic kets and baggage checked tn
TO Norfolk. Pare 10 Norfolk, POUR DOLLAR
Z. n. GILL
nv ITS Engineer and Supsrn'snl.g