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II KaaMl HALLS
G2 1vEcEIABLE SlCILIAN
- 49, III HAIR
I'LL -RENENzZR.

Restored TO its original Youthful Color
By its
1t will make Hair groar upon bald heads, except
in very aged persons as it furnishes the nutritive
principle by which the hair is nourished and sup
ported.
1t will prevent the bar from falling out and does
not stain the skin.
No better eridence Of its superiority need be adj
daced than the fact that so many limitations OF it
are offered to the pa6lic.
1t is a splendid hair dressing.
E{f7 Our Treatise on the Hair sent free ty mail.
K. p. HALL. & CO., Nashua N. H.
Proprieiors.
December g. e)dSWeoW
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Photographic Notice.

A. G. Lewis, No. NJ Market Square,
HAVING Returned to his old place of business.
IL is now ready TO attend personally to his eus-
very cheap.
N: B. H1ving secured the services of a splendid
India Ink fnisher, will guarantee satisaction In an
copying entrusted to me. -
December 10. div
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For CoucIls. COLDS and CoSsu NPrIoN. try the
OLD auI well known Vegetable Pulmonary
Baisans, approves, and used BY our oldest and best
physicians and families for forty years past. Get
the genuine. REED, CU fLER & CO.. Druggists
Boston, PrOpre. ors. nov 26eod s
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ARoosToon COUNTY.

We learn from the Times that a house in
Houlton owuedb by Mr.. j. Smith, and occu-
pied by MIR. n. Churchill and Mr.. Vo'ney
Chalmers, was destroyed by fire on Monday
Dec q Mr. Smiths loss is about $500; insnr-
ance $500 Mr.. Chalmers lost all his furni-
ture aud the wearing apparel OF his family
barely saving $500 in money that he had in
the house. Mr. ChnrchilPs furniture was
saved
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Hale,s Aru;ca Ointment.
Tilton O. Mcfarland.

For sale by all druggists, send your address and
36 cents to o. p. SEYMOUR 81 CO., Boston, Mass,
and receive a box by return mail W. f. Phillips &;
Co., agents for Maine. april261ysn
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Trade Marx 4. Stamped on
tor base of
Electro Plate' eopIlAsiATc, every article.
cONIAMATCf.

Oar goods, which can be obtained from all respon-
sibc dealers, bear this stamp. Theyare heavily plat
cd on the finest Albata or Nickel Silver and we guar
antec hen every respect superior to the best Shelf
field plate.
Silyersmiths & Manufacturers of Fine Electro Plate
iune19 8 N wed&Sat 6m Providence r. l.
nY~ The above goods may be found at Lowell &
Seniors, 301 Congress st.
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PEpDLE CART ON runners for sale. Inquire
at Perkins candy store.
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Notice,

Ar. ,,o-.ons arc hereby notified not to trust or
A 80 credit TO any person On my account without
IvTitten order nom me.
. WILLIAM CHASE, Stevedcrc and Rigger.
Dec 10 d2w
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why suffer from Sores {?

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scatds, Chdpped Hands, Sprains Cuts,
Wounds, and every Con,pid int Of the Skin. Try IL,
as 1t costs but rs cents. Be sure to ask for AN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Brick Makers and Can talists

Are invited to examine the operation of On aa,s
IMPROVED SrEAM BRICK Pass MAKING three
thousand t3,0oOi Bricks per hour from Portland cIa
1t will be exhibition three days. 10th, 1ltb ana
18th, at the Portland Stone Ware Co mpany's Works
Port and, Dec 9. sn2t &.
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Forest city Drifting Clssb !!

THERE will be a special meeting OF the Forest
City Driving Olub at the Preble House. on
Saturday kvening, Dee '4fh, at ~ O'Clock.
punctual attendance OF all the members is re-
quested, as business OF importance will be trans
a. ted. Per order ofthe Directors.
her1 0-df
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FRESH lot of Havana Oranges at Perkins
candy store.
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DODD'S N-ERTLN.E
81. AND INVIGORATOR!

This Medicine is a NERVE TONIC. 1t stons the
waste OF vitality, braces the Nerves and quietly
regulates the system. Sleeplessness Irriiabilitv
Loss of Energy Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Con
stipafion, local weakness, and general failing Of
the mental and Dodily functions, are the common in
dication OF Nervous Disease. Dodd's Nervine and
Invi.orator is complete specific tor all troubies-
It is also the best, as is also the most agreeable
Remedy for Female Complaints
ever offered to the public. Prostitution OF Strength
Hysteria-retainei excessive, irregu ar and painful
menses-yield to its magic power.
g. TO MOTHERS.
Mothersl we also commend the NERVINE for use
in the diseases which afict children while Teethine
as certain to afford quick and grateful relief Tie
Supplying syrups, OF which Opium is the principal
ingredient, are dangerous to lite, impair the tune
lions of The stomach and bowels, and actually
Impede the healthy growth of YOUR offspring. 10
cure Wind Colo, regulate the bowels soften the
gums and relieve pain, the NERVJNE will ALWAYS
he found safe and efficient.
'+" Don't Use Anything Else!
e5y- Dodd's Neryine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient For sale by ali Druggists :
Price One Dollar per bottle
III. b. STORER & c., Promotions,
No. 10 Fulton Street. New YORK
October 10, 1867. W&S1y
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y...s WELCOMES
Great German Cough Remedy /!
Is acknowledged to be the hest Cough Remedy in the
market. PRICE 50 CENTS AND 100.


had been afflicted tor eght years with Bronchitis,
causing a raw throat, frequent bleeding, and much
distress IN the cir pipes and chest rendering it very
difficult and wearisome to speak. By the tree OF
the Great German Remedy tor two months, was
entirely cnred. 1. c. WELCOME.
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Partnership Notice

hrs. L. A. FOSTER and ). Ii. WEEKS have this
~ day entered into partnership in the practice OF
Medi inc and Surgery. Oihce No. Brown Street
Portland, Dec. g. 1867.
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The " Boys IN BIme,

DR.. S I'll. Weeks may hereafter be found at No :
Brown Street, III the Office with DIR. Foster.
Portland, Dec, Q, 1857. dec t0dlw-
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DY Mrs. A. II. Hoge, of the =: s'a a. neatly Ave
hundred octave pages The only wGrS sodo
tce to he common sol er can Get cd pay in SELL eli
diers Widows, and others ca" HSWKFS ~ 90 Se"-
inS u; oy''' oi Al Washington Street, Boston,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JacksOn's Catarrh Snuff |!
AND THOCHE Powder.
A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
Cafnrrl,, Headache. Had Breath. IIoar sc.
ness, Asthma, hsr0nchltis, Coughs,
~ Deafness, Ac.,
And all disorders resulting from Ids in
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not D.y Up,"a Catarrh but
s-DUST Ns 1t; trees the head oil all Offensive
matter quickly removing Bad Breath AMI 1;eatache
arrays anu s0Othes and barning heat in ca
tarrh Is SO mild and agreeable in its effects
CURES WITHOUT SWEEPING!
AS Troche ~owder, is pleasant to the taste,
ano never nauseates; When swallowed, instantly
gives 10 the Throat and vocal organs a
Delicious Sensations of Goodness and
Comfort. ,h
Il Is the Best Voice Tonic In tho worldi 4s
Try il! safe, Reliable nad only % cents.
Sold BY Druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON g. CO.,
W W. whipple & Co, Portland. Genera AGENTS.
Wholesale Agts, Geo. C. Goodwin & Co; Rust Rros
& Bird, Boston; J. W. Perkins q Co, w F. PhiIJins
& Co, II. H. Hay, Portland ip'
Nov l4-sNeod& WON
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For sale by John W. Perkins s. Co., w. F. Phillips
& Co., HI, III. Hay, and w. w. Whipple & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Portland, and by the trade
generally throughout the state.
Prepared only by JEREMIAH BUXTON, JR.,
Yarmouth, Me. septs6eod& w3msn
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FOR SALE.

Store. NO. l2S Congress ST., iMunjoyl.
A first rate location. Enquire al No. q or No n
Commercial Street
lie ember 10. d3t
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Cool WEATHER.-Y Yesterday was the co1d-
est day of the season. The mercury ranged
from two to eight degrees below zero q =
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TSstOn d Nc
...t.5. ,,-...., q o
OF their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
late fire. Parties desiring
FIRST RATE SAFE,
AT MODERATE PRICE, win please call on
- ~ EMERY & WAREHOUSE
Middle Street, Portland.
Or al no Sudbury Street, Boston.
~ Secondhand Safes taken in exchange for sale.
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
tached to TitOn & McFarland's Safes, can order OF
Emery, Waterhouso & Co.
Jan 15-sNistw in each mos adv remainder of time
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Main's Pure Elderberry and Cur
rant Wines.
| So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
foundat wholesale at tbo drug stores of W. W. Whip-
pie 81 Co., II. II. Hay W. F. Phillips s. Co., E. L.
Stanwood and j. W. Perkins & Co. jan12snd1y
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JUDICIAL SENsIpILI1Y.-Sin the famous
order of the Maltese cemmandant forbidding
his subaltern officers to appear upon the streets
Sin any other dress than such as they would
wear it going to their clubs in Pail Mall there
has been nothing so amusing as the recent
discourse of an English county judge on this
same subject Of dress. 1t was delivered at the
last settings of the Tunbridge County Court,
and the JUDGES name is Lonsdale This is
what Mr., Lonsdale is reported in the English
newspapers to have said: H.. ssla.a
In consequence of several parties having
business in the court coming in their working
apparel, he wished to state that all persons
who came to that court, which was the Queens
court, shonld be properly dressed, and not in
working clothes, and had they any claim for
expenses he should dIsallow them He con-
sdered the court had dwipded down in this
respect as bad as the old court of conscience.
Ut oourse, ii persons had no better clothes to
put on, they were to be pitied, but generally
speaking persons when they went out on the
slightest occasion put on their best clothes.
Very frequently people come to the county
court just as ifthey had been fetched out Of
the street to a police court 1t was very dis
respectful to himself and very annoying to a
well-dressed person to sit beside miller or
baker who was in his working clothes. He GER
tainly should be very strict in this matter in
future, and should most decidedly disallow any
person expenses who came to the court dress
ed in a manner which he considered was dis
respectful to himself and the court.
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KENNEBEc COUNTY.

The Episcopal church in Augusta narrowly
escaped being burned down Sunday. The
woodwork around the chimney in the ceiling
caught fire. and had not the greatest exertions
been made, the whole edifice would have been
destroyed. ~ A &
Ger, Jesse Robinson of Waterville, reached
his nnety-ffth birthday on the 22nd ult. Tie
editor OF the Mail, i'll halfhour call on the
venerable gentleman. was surprised to find
that the past year had apparently given him
more than it had taken, not only in mere phys
ical strength, but in those enioyments which
come from the exercise of the faculties that
rarely endure to extreme old age. H
PENoBscoT COUNTY,
The Wing says the track layers and the
gravel trains on the E. & n. A road have
reached Orono village, it presumes by this
time-being within hall mile on SATURDAY.
If the deep SHOWS held off week or longer tile
Oldtown and Milford people, will, we suppose,
have two railroads to connect them with Ban
gor. i-
SOMERSET COUNTY,
Henry A. Wyman, Esq, prominent law
dov from dyspepsia, with which he had been
ofIi;cted for more than a year. He was a
graduate of Bowdoin, and his age was AZ
years ,-,,ox co,->-,,. ggHE
The Machias Republican says the Narragua-
rus was closed by ice last week but the recent
mild weather has opened it again, and now
about twenty sail of vessels are loaded and
loading for various domestic ports and the
West Indies.
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LORD AND LADY AaEDERLY, the son and
daughter-in-law of Lord John Russell, form as
prominent feature Of domestic telegraphy as
the horse trots do in the dispatches per cable.
FIRST the noble persohages are visiting some-
body in New England; then they occupy a
'front.' seat in the diplomatic gallery" of the
House OF Representatives waiting to hear the
debate on impeachment. but only have their
noble ears filled with cotton and tedious dis.
course upo.. its taxation, Herein the House
was much at fault, - and was found wanting in
international courtesy. With live Lord and
his wife for spectators, it should have offered
for their delectation anything they might be
graciously Pleased to desire. On Friday, we
are told, the distinguished foreigners, accom-
panied by Mr. Ford, Charge d'Affaires of Eng
land, and MI. Darlington, of the English Lee
cation, were presented to the President by
Secretary Seward. The visitors we're received
in the red parlnr by the President aud his
daughter, Mrs. Patterson. Lady Amberly was
alfred in a wardrobe, The evening papers say,
worth $4,000: Fifty thousand dollarsl A
twenty-five thousand dollar President must
have felt much abashed in the presence of that
dress
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tPer steamer New York;
Ar at Liverpool 2ith ult Nellie Harding Mitchell.
Portland.
Cid at London Esd, American Union, Grant for
New Yor-.
off the Eddystone 22d. L Hale, Novel;. Bassein
for Bremen.
Ar at Falmouth 2ith Fgeria, Davis Akyab.
Sid FIN Newport I'D, Europa, tucker, Matanzas.
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AT Messina 9th ult, barque Jehu, Smith, tor Bos-
ton. ldg.
AR at Cork 9Th inst, ) Baker, Cook, from Gotten
burg tor New York.
Ar at Panama 10th u t, ship Ivanhoe, Herman,
New York.
Sid FIN Gonaives 81 ult, sch Elk, Anderson, Tor
New Nork. l' ilsf
At st Thomas 18Th nit ships Sarah Newman to be
sold; barques Esther Prince repg; Aberdeen, to be
sod; and others.
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Ar at Me sina nth nit, Nellie Move Leemau. I'm
Marseilles Mariano, ky der, Bangor.
Ar at Genoa 2nth Il t. Ortolan, Thomas Phadel.
phia: 2.st, Pae olus, Tobey, Caliao.
Sid fin Port NIahon 18th ult, Mary Stewart, Dcnni-
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SPOKEN
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Oct 10, lat 4 S, Ion 80 w, barque Henry fhtner,
Park, IRON MarseI.les Tor buenos Ayres.
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For the Dispatch.
A Case for the Curious.
MIDLOTHIAN CHEsTERFIE

MIDLOTHIAN CHESTERFIELD
I have bin troubled for about eaight
months with A trouble in my hart at first
I cold not find out whar it was it void be
A loud call an then it void abuse me and
It have continued up TO this time it ap-
APPEARS to me as if the calling is in my
body it is as loud as some one was taking
TO me it abuses me and calls me all KIND
Of names and tells me of every thing that
| ever dun and that never did my memry
is as good as it ever was on every thing
only being in that condition I want evry
body to know it
the dispatch will pleas publish
JULIER JoNs JULIA JoNEs)
August % 1867
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Mrs. Partington has been adjourning for
. few days In the outhoops of Portsmouth,
n. H., where, in the ambiguous shade OF
that quintescent locality, she is purport-
ing, as 10 her years Of youthful facility, In
fragrant gardens and inadvertent fields
her charming aperient awakening many
concupiscence of bygone days. We sim
cerely trust that the good old lady may
gain new rigor and veracity during hef
sbscess, 80 that she may be compared TO
presume the oderous duties OF her convo-
cation.-Erchan0e. .".a.
The play of SOLVER Twist" was given
IN Lowell. Mass, on Friday evening
when the curtain fell the audince retain
ed their seats for several minutes, bnt al
length Frank Mayo appeared before the
curtain and said: !" Ladies and gentlemen
I wish to inform you that the play has ter
minated. AS all the principal characters
are dead, it cannot, of course, go on
The hall was soon cleared. This is the
second time that an audience in Lowell
has been told to 60 home.
An exchange says that those who most
frequently visit the watering-places IL
summer are the milkmen.
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A Long Engagement Temporarily
Suspended.

From the Hartford Courant, August 2lst.
The local incident We are about to re-
late will strike every reader as being singu-
lar, but it is true nevertheless, if we may
RELY upon the assurances given by an init
mate friend of one of the parties. A couple
residing in the north part of the city be-
came engaged eighteen years ago, and
would have been married, probably long
ere this, had not the gentleman been the
victim of an unfortunate speculation which
left him in situation not at all coDgenial
to the pecuniary responsibilities Of welded
life. Within the past two or three years
fortune has smiled upon him, and he found
himself in possession of an income sufficient
to warrant matrimonial investment. It
should be stated here that both himself and
the lady have had few "spats" during
their long acquaintance, but have come
out of them with no serious consequences,
"the fun of making up" probably being
powerful enough to counterfeit all the IN
pleasautness Of their disagreements. Both
possess somewhat lively temper, and
each is positively inclined when the mind
is fixed on any given subject. Well, to
shorten the story, this couple recently
made their arrangements to bring their
protracted engagement to close. All the
prcliminaries were entered into, even to
the purchase Of house by the gentleman.
One fine day, after the intended" had
taken survey Of their failure home, they
entered furnishing store and were select
ing carpet for the " front parlor." Both
were suited with the pattern, but differ
ence of opinion existed as to which
way the pattern should run, whether
it should have one direction on the
parlor floor or another. Asthis difference
promised to elicit some discussion, the
parties left the store and proceeded to the
house to flight it out on that line" The
woman was convinced that she was right
about it, "because, my dear, don't you
see 7" etc. No, he couldn't see 1t, "be-
cause we may sell out and move from
here, and if it is cut that long We couldn't y
SC. 80, we'll, have it all your own way
you always would" suggested madam
whereupon mister ventured to remark
that he didn't know as he always had his
own way, and then cruelty added that il
he remembered correctly it was she
who had always commenced their
quarrels, and perhaps it might be just as
well to "switch off" now as at any time.
If he kept house and supported woman
he proposed to be boss. BOSS! boss
that's pretty talk for man, isn't it ~
queried madam. Thus the discussion pro-
ceeded until it became so hot that the
woman retired in high state of excite
ment, vowing that she would marry no
man who was $50 contemp.ibly SELFISH"
That night the engagement was broken,
but friends subsequently, interfered to
bring about reconciliation, aud there is
prospect now, We understand, that mat
tiers will be so arranged as tocarry out the
original programme. II the marriage does
come off, it is pretty certain that there
will be some lively old domestic music in
the family before application is made to
the courts for divorce.
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GDeci0L Notices.

sT OUR FLAG, PERFORATED WITh
bolea ia emblematical OF many hard.fou8ht en-
ospement. In all of which We have come of vic
torious.
The principal engs gements were: High price
against low; "Good goods against common
"a ,sductio on in prices, when they have declined
against keeping prices up"
Wa continue to conduct our business upon tnt
old prtneipls OF giving our customers the oehen
Of all bargains that we obtain.
We offer this week:
Elegant Satin striped Mozambique at IS per dres
pattern, worth So;
ysrv rich Costs Hair Dress Goods at ss per dress
worth sls;
Granadine at q reduction OF 40 per cent.
Real Russia Diaper at 81, worth sa;
eenuine Russia Crash at l2sc. per yard, worth 10
White Flannel at ESQ.,,
Atwood Flannel st Soc,
rreDoh soft Finished Cambria, Il yards wide. a
&c.,, worth &c.;
Black Hermann at Csc. per yard, worth 40c.;
plain Colored Mosambiques at 2oc., worth 4oc;
Lawns at La, 20, and 2sc., reduction OF % psi
cent;
a,s.ebes Cotton at 1870, full yard wide at lssc
worth ioc.;
Yard wide Bleached Cotton, nearly as good III
VANS utta, at 2oc.-Wamsutta sells at S'c.;
unbleschsd Cottons from l2t to 9Oc,
PM, width Blsached ana Unbleached shseting'
at 5o0..
Pillow-osse Cottons, full 40 inches wide' al 2Sc.
PilIov.osse Linen, full II yards wide, at &c.,
worth 81;
Linen sheetipg, u yards wide, at $780, worth
Sass per yard;
Bishop Lawn at 2sc., worth sse.
Excellent White Brilliants at ?5c., worth SSe.
Table Dsmssk, extra heavy, warranted all linen
at 1885,, would be cheap atSl;
Cayimeres at 81, worth $3.50;
Linen Drillings, from 20 to Soc;
Linen Duck at &C., worth 3sc.;
Came Mertno Shirts for Gents at sl.25. worth W ;
Maltese Lace Collars at 80 and $780,, worth 81 ant
$l.so;
Tucked and Embroidered Collars at sl.25 per do
zen, worth s.;
Crochet Trimming, six yards In piece, for 100.
worth LOG. per yard:
Real Tape Trimming, IL yards in piece, for 7se'
would be cheap at 81;
Real Demask Doylies, warranted all hnen'
sl5opsr dozen. worth $3.50;
Damask Napkins at So, worth $40;
Cotton Hose at l2ae., worth 1916;
Real English Cotton Hose at 5oc.;
Infants Frock Waists at 90 and &c., worth Toe
andsl;
Real French Wove Corsets at 81;
Table Cloths at 7sc., worth sl.7s;
Huekaback Towels at -. So, and IS, worth D
81 SO, and 81 so per dozen;
Domestic Gingbam at lesc.;
Wide Enslish Prints at 20 and CSC. per yard:
Shifting Stripes at l2tc.;
Bed Tick at l2Ac.
Also, at low prieeB.
Travelling sstehels and kets,eshawls. Lac
Mantles, Black SILK Saeques, Basques, al
| Circulars.
Remember the FLAG, perforated with holes.
| LEVY BROTH ERs,
su2o l647 Main street.
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, August %. 1867,

PETERSBURG, August %, 1867.
The great event Of yesterday was the
opening Of the through line from Frede-
ricksburg to Weldon, by which transit
is effected from one terminus to the other
without a change Of cars. Hereafter ira
vellers will be no more subjected to the
annoyance Of being transported from one
depot to another, whether 10 Richmond or
Petersburg, in the crowded omnibuses
which have been in use almost from time
immemorial; aud our streets will no
longer be vexed by the noise OF those
clumsy vehicles and their attendant Dag
gage wagons.
The excursion hence to Weldon in com
memoration of the change is spoken OF oy
those who,participated in it as being o very
ioyous occasion; hut the party was small.
WHY it is that Richmond was not peLter
represented I am unable TO say. Ohe
would have thought that newspaper like
the Dispatch, with its eyes always open 70
every passing event, would have detailed
comnetent member Of its numerous staff
to report the proceedings of the day. II
not duly appraised Of the occurrence 1t
should have known it by instinct. Except
the reporters Of the Petersburg press, and
one from the Wing, none others were pre-
sent. :.
What effect this important cooperation
in the management Of three railroad COM
panies will have on the interests OF the
two cities through which the line passes,
time must determine. 1t has been vIgo-
rously opposed for years by those who have
not kept up with the progress of the age.
Though improvements ore undoubtedly
made to benefit markets, they are also ~ 10.
tended to promote the interests OF tne
community at large. The restrictive
policy which has been pursued may COM
mel producers to some extent to choice
of markets; but the prosperity OF a CITY
lies in the energy and public spirit OF us
merchants far more than in surrounding
itself by wall of exclusiveness. Let US
then hail the accomplishment of the work
in uuestion with many Fluctuations, and
nroceed to organize moro perfect rail-
road system throughout the State, adequate
TO meet all the wants which its prospec-
tive and, we may hope, rapid develop
ment will require. >.