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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE Au-
GUST &c, 1865" s." Richmond, Va; John
W. Vaughan, Grayson county, Va; j. Hol-
land l.. B. anderson, Hewlett's, Va.
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FANCY BALL.-The fancy dress ball at
Rockbridge Alum Springs on Thursday
night promises to be one Of the grandest
affairs of the season. We return thanks
for an invitation to attend.
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NJ ELLYsoN &c Co. will insert advertisements in
the principal! newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
ushers' rates. for cash. Apply at this Office.
iy al-aodS
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RELIGIoUs.-Rev. Arthur Mitchell, for
merly pastor of the Third Presbyterian
church in this city, has received call
from the First Presbyterian church of Chi
cago, at a salary of $4,000 per year and
expenses of removal.
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COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. J

COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE.}
NEAR CARLTuN'S STORE.
KISG AND QUEEN COUNTY, July?f, 1883.
Tn KING AND QUEEN CIRCUIT COURT,
1 MAY 2 I36s:
jaime, 4. Goslder ana James Corr, on behalf OF
themselves and such other creditors Of the late
William ". johnson, deceased who shall come In
Complainants
Charles ". Porter Sheriff of King and Queen
county. and committee administrator OF v lillian
Fl. johnson, deceased, and Jasper 9. Hughes,
administrator Of j. Sterling, deceased
IN cnASCERY.
This cause came on To be heard upon the bill as
amended by the plaintiffs. aud exhibits process
having bccu served ON the resident Defendants, ana
All order OF publication rs to the absent defendants,
and the bills taken for confessed as Ia all the Gc-
f.nd.nte and WAS argued ~ counsel: upon con
slderation whereof the court doth adiudEc, order
aud decree that one of The commissioners OF this
court afrcr giving due notice, proceed t." take the
First. An account Of the admlnistratorship ot
Charles ". Porter sheriff and committee OF WI
Ham H. Johnson d"ccIacd
Sccrut. IN account Of the debts Of the said
William II. johnson, deceased.
Third. An account setting forth the value Of any
land ot which William II. johnson died seized
aud possessed. with the am UNITS, dates and pri-
yrIty Of all liens upon the same.
Fourth, Whether ilIc Imtrrcst Of the defendants IS
and ali others will be promoted by sale al this
nnI tn" said Commissioner Is ordered to report
ti, proceedings 10 this court.
Tie widow and children ana heirs Of William
II. johnson. deceased and AL others concerned
ar hereby notified that have fixed upon The Ell
NENTH phi OF SEPTEMBER &EXT as The
time and King and Queen Courthouse as the place,
Tor tHkin. the several accounts directed 10y the
foregoing decree OF The Circuit Court II King ana
Queen comfy, at which time and place they are
required 10 attend.
Witness my hand IS Commissioner Of the Circuit
rnug Of King and Queen county the day anG
YEAR Lrsl alD. t5aid.
THOMAS W. TYLER,
aU 5--W4w Commissioner.
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RICHMOND, May sOth, 1865
THE UNDERSIGNED having entered
i into partnership at the old stand of DANIEL
O'DOSSELL, No. SlS Broad street, between Eighth
and Ninth, are now prepared to do PLUMBING,
GAS and STEAM FITTING, and HYDRAULIC
WORK GENERALLY.
The long connection of one of the partners in the
"ater department Of this city as superintendent,
and his general knowledge Of this business, renders
aim practically qualified for the construction OF
water works and therefore will contract for any
york in this line, either In town or country. We
nope by promptness and good work to merit &
reasonable share Of public patronage.
JAMES l.. DAVIS,
ie 5-eod3m DANIEL O'DONNELL.
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ROOKs AND STATIONERY.

NOW is THE TIME TO BUY CHEAP
~ READING MATTER.-Come to the BOOK
STATIONERY, and PERIODICAL STOKE OF
J. WALL TURNER, ls Main street IT. ,S II you Tans sm
nferinu ponujar novels In good condition AZ retail
for twenty per cent. less than publishers, grises
also on hand, large supply OF sTAIioNsE6nnlr a.
FANCY ARTICLES, and everything usually
found in q bookstore, so low that buyers cannot
nnssIhlY COMPLAIN. au 40
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RECEIVED A CALL.-Rev. C.. II. Ryland
has under consideration call to the Man
chester Baptist church.
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INSURANCE C0FgPANHEs
.OMESTIC INSURANCE.

DOMESTiC INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMpAEl
OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1865.
CArITAL,,....,,,., $500, ooc
Well invested and secured.
Assets employed here for the general benefit.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS inyt
ted.
Olice No. 1874 Main street.
u. j. HAkTSOOK, President.
DAVID l. BURR, Secretary.
B. c. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
dpe
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SPLIT SAWED WOOD-PUMPS.-Now
- ready, very best DRY OAK and PINE
WOOD, sawed and split by steam In several sizes,
and sent to dwellings. Cooks well kindles quickly,
heats room and stove less. and is great conve-
nience and economy. Get supplies. Is now cheap.
VIII be higher. Also, sawed or long.
A superior WELL PUMP, certified as the best
and cheapest Leave orders ut WATKINS, COT
TWELL Il CO.'S 1907 Main street, or at the Steam
Fuel and Pump Factory, south side Basin between
Tenth and Eleventh streets.
au 20 j. b. WATKINS.
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AM PREPARED TO FURNISH COAL
Il from the celebrated BURFoOT PITS formerly
belonging to the National Coal Mining Compsnyl
at the following prices delivered:
Lump Soft Coke per load of rs bushels. 90
Hail Soft Coke, per load of rs bushels. ...... so
Lump Hard Coke, per load OF Is bus hels...... SO
Hail Hard Coke, per load of rs bushels. ...... 90
Lump Bituminous Coal. per load Of rs bushels 0o
Average Bituminous Coal per load of IS bush. s 90
d. G. HARTWELL,
Agent for the Proprietors.
Office corner Of Ninth and Cary streets. Rich
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DESSOLUTaONS, &c.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
l. y The firm of GLEESON L BUGG is hereby
dissolved. All parties having claims against lhc
concern will please present them Immediately.
JOHN j. GLEESON.
Richmond, August q 1888. au 25-2t%
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GRAND PARADE OF THE NEGROES.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE GRANT AND COLFAX "
DEMONSTRATION.
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WOOD AND COAL.
RICHMOND, VA, August 81, 1888.
~@-rr,r,r5 nrxycrr n fryYrYI

l. i Mr.. d. @. Hartwell, agent for the owners OF
the celebrated Burfoot Coalpits formerly worked
pared to furnish the consumers of Richmond with
the SOFT COKE, HARD COKE, and BTU
MINOUS COAL, for which these mines have
gained 50 good reputation.
respectfully solicit a continuance Of the favors
so generously accorded TO my father, Mr.. John 4.
Laughton. W. c. LAuGHTON.
Office on Basin bank corner of Ninth street.
o,u
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NEW BOO s.
THE MOONSTONE. BY Wilkie Collins.
GoTTHF AND SCHILLER. BY Muhlbach.
NEW TESTAMENT HISTORY. BY Dr. smith.
CAPE COD AND ALL ALONG SHORE STO-
RIES. BY NordhoT.
BARNES ON PSALMS. Vol. !.
ROSE MATHER. BY Mrs. Holmes.
Josh BILLINGS ON ICE.
The LOST CAUSE RECLAIMED.
HOUSE PAINTING, PLAIN AND DECORA-
DEMocRACY OF THE UNITED STATES.
LOST NAME. BY Le Fanu.
DEAD-SEA FRUIT. BY Braddon.
SERVANTS OF THE STOMACH. BY Mace.
HISTORY OF A MOUTHFUL OF BREAD. by
Mace.
For sale By a. Il. CHRlSIlAN S.o.,.
aul0 sis u1ln ---- 9e-----
NARTER'S COMBINED WRITING AND
" COPYING INK.7As agents sSs ss sns ,ne 4e,ni
at New York prices Also e, sse sn Ienss F. inSs
prices. other American kss. and s.stionery,
1N0 " ''' o. RANDOLPH q ESGLIsH
pSSAS - l3s0 Msin street.
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NOAL.-I am now prepared to furnish,
at lowest market rates, GLOVER HILL
LUMP, HAIL, AVERAGE, and SMITHS COAL;
Orders left at the yard, corner Of Seventh and
Byrd streets, or at the office Fourteenth street
near the Danyille depot, win receive prompt ut"
tention.
e.. Is. LlpSCOMb.
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WEDNESDAY. Y.........AUGUST 26, 1868
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+ %LIELLE, RESTAURATEUR, No.
sI7n.TE' .-T' ,MAiS STREET, has constantly on hand
can Ie Is s4 4CRlES aod eserythIrr ~ season that
H. }, pota!ned In tus ia,i!lss,--nli served up In
for d. ssyIe at his tables or furnished 20 order
'cas!GnSEees an,ee OF citizens. - ''''
sess,,1 r1oNo s, al every meal, ana FRUITS of the
TSSoE " served 10 order. -.
his oest LIQUORS and BREwED DRINKS a,
cor 81 E1ccllent CLARET. suitable for the sea-
a. only Efty cents per bottLa.
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TNHE GRANDEST FANCY MASK BALL
OF THE SEASON,
will be given at
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRING!

Costumers Will be present able to supply all ne
ccssary dresses.
Every arrangement has been made to make 1t
TIE " ball of the season. {. r. ..aT-s..
Excursion Tickets can be had from Richmond
Charlottesville, and Staunton, nj greatly reduced
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NOAL, COKE, AND WOOD.-CLOVER
" HILL COAL Of all grades, ANTHRACITE
COAL, SOFT COKE. OAK and PINE WOOD,
for sale ut lowest market rates by
'T BRAZEAL 4 COTTRELL,
corner of Ninth street and Basin.
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WING PURCHASED AND PITT

HAVING PURCHASED AND PUT IN
i operation the COAL NINE formerly be-
longing to the National Coal Mining Company
known rs the .'BURFOOT PITS" we are pre-
pared to furnish In unlimited quantities the SOFT
COKE, HARD COKE, and BTTUM1NOUSCOAL,
for which these pits have become SO justly cele-
b. ated for steamships, foundries and family use.
Liberal Inducements will be made to dealers and
others purchasing by the cargo:
d. G. HARTwELI~ Agent.
Oace corner Of Ninth and Cary streets. Rich
mond. Va. au ?2-2w
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TOALl COAL!! WOOD! WOOD IL
I am still furnishing my customers and the pub
lie with the best article Of ANTHRACITE COAL
ut &I ST. 25 and 49, so per ton, 600 pounds deliv-
cred Also, best article of WOOD-oak and pine.
Office and yard Nineteenth and Cary streets and
Seventh and Grace streets.
an3 CHARLES III. PAGE.
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Charles W. Porter. Sheriff Of King and Queen
county. and committee administrator OF v lillian
II. johnson, deceased, and Jasper 9. Hughes,
administrator OF j. Sterling, deceased.
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NO.
Or. j. Is. hCCAw. Medical Exs
| n. WALKER & co.,
RESTAURANTS. &C.

\VilTE.-Thc undersigned takes plea
6gt,s suae ID announcing TO his old friends AMI lh'
jE%rIlI,ry occupied hy Mr.. Jacob Lipps, No. 5?2
f' I'4 eVcet and thai he intends To keep there ii
Ttr Tit.'ls@,s WA i.AGER-BEER ESTABLISHMENT.
Is', "e"I ihllaGc!phiW LACE2-HFEK and Al +
WIErn lcc as also RHINE and CLARET
CtpEES, sELTERS WATER, &c. Fine CI-
I'aH I,,% %h2 TOBACCO "u hand.
lie oc hdrpy I" see all my friends and the pub
FBFts syyIiS,;S. 10 attend my opening with grand
sat; uNCH On "Wednesday morning nent.
~~--ss"
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DEMOVAL-COAL OFFICES. P. La
SEVENTEENTH STREET, at drawbridge.
With ample stock. is prepared to furnish In any any
quantity FIRST QUALITY RED AND WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL ut summer rates.
Also superior BITUMINOUS LUMP COAL,
for CRATES. ,. L. LAIhhOf,
iv 90 Seventeenth street at drawbridge.
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orr1cE NORFOLK AND RIcSMoNp STEAMERS, /
August 20 1883.
cPECIAL NOTlCE.-FreightSs1sns
- over this liue received TUES
AyS THTRSBANS and SATURDAYS.
- - i'm l.. Il. TATUM Agcpt-
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Fields Cook IA mulatto) followed General
Wickham in a red-hot Radical speech. de
conjured up terrible picture of the state
of things in Richmond, and thought that
something must be done for the relief OF
Uniouists. Still if Seymour and Blair were
elected, he thought all Republicans should
become carpet-baggers, and emigrate to Vir-
ginia. VIM
James II. Clements and Mr.. Whittlesea,
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I MA ! :, Ist'
jaime, 4. Gvalder afI James Corr. on behalf OF
themselves and such other creditors of the late
William II. Johnson. deceased who shall come In
and contribute 10 The cXpcnscs Of this suit
Complain:nts.
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y AN ,oFFIc1oUs INTERaEDDLER.-In q late
orderirelatiye TO the new officers in North
Carolina, General CANDY says: s The ofh7
q GERS elect, both Of the Legislative and ere-
!" c,tive departments, win, before entering
Z" upon the discharge Of, the duties Of the their
:saofices, take and subscribe the oath path Of #
q Office prescribed by the law Of July p,
1882, to prescribe an oath of Office and
2. sst for other purposes. u l-s'' s.-ls.'.5
{ This is ,usurpation and tyranny. The
acts of Congress. do not require this oath
from persons elected to- Office under the
State constitutions. Indeed, Congress could
not prescribe any test oath for State officers
if it undertook to do SO. Hprescribes only
for Territories or States not in the Union.
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net 4wHILE THERE IS LIFE THERE'S
HOPE !" is q truism that every sufferer can attest.
When suffering with cramp cholic, with nervous
headache, with cholera morbus, or with dyspep-
sia-diseases that arise from disordered stomach
and tndigestion-how many Of us would cling to
life single hour but for the hope that some remedy
would present itself-some healing medicine would
be found. Reader, do you suffer with either or all
of these diseasesa Hso, you need suffer no longer.
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs-the greatest
vegetable antidote yet discovered the only true
remedy yet brought to- Lights exactly suited to
your case. Take them, and be healed. Why suffer
all the pangs of death when a specific is offered
I from friend? Why rely npon the slow prescrip-
lions Of experiment. lists-ssfor art may err, but
nature cannot miss ',-when a balm for all your
woes Is so easily obtained I? Try few bottles, and
you win at once be removed beyond sS17 r7'.ssis
"a. s The Slough of Despond." EsggE< p
These BITTERS are entirely innocent in their
composition, and may be taken by all ages and
sexes without the slightest fear Of injury.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Orders filled: by
addressing, f43es ae.s i, ;es,. E., BAKER,
my 1s-tau5 $50 box 3s3, Richmond, Va !
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M;WM. B. IsAACS co., BANKERS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, dealers in COIN, BONDS, STOCKS,
BANK NOTES. COMMERCIAL PAPER, and
NEGOTIATE LOANS. ..s;7
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
time, In sums to suit purchasers, on most reliable
houses in ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
FRANCE, GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BEL
GUM, HOLLAND, SWEDEN and NORWAY
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight, or
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for same. 1 :
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points In
the United States, Canadas, and Europe.
REVENUE STAMPS sold at 3 liberal discount.
NH 28-3m & -Ssz- -, S-fs.....-.-
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Schnyler Colfax.

This gentleman, who has received the
nomination Of the Radical party for Vice
President, is in his forty-sixth year. lie
was born in New York city received
common-school education; was bred
printer; settledin Indianain 1886, and after-
wards became theeditor Of theyillage paper
ut South Bend. In ls48 he was member
and secretary of the Wing National Gonyen-
ton that nominated General TAYLOR Tor
President; in 1850 o member Of the IN.
diana Constitutional Convention; In Ioo 'z.
again secretary Of the Wing National Con /
vention; and was elected 70 the ihilss
forth Congress, and has occupied . seas, ~
the House Of Represents iyes ever s,nSe.
He was elected Speaks Of the HOUSE .o1 .n =
Thirty-eighth Congress, md was reelected
for the gThirty-ninth and Fortieth Con-
crosses. AS With the great body OF the.
WING party Il the North. he wds swallowed
nm in the deluge of Black Republicanlsm,
and was 8 conspicuous acsor in the scenes
Of the Congress Of 1890, which led to the
dissolution Of the Union. 5ss 81
Mr.. CoLFAx Was one Of the most promi-3
nent of that brood of northern politicians
which was born Of ,fanaticism and ambi-
ton, and which mainly came upon the stage
in the decade after '50. It gave q new
phase to the character Of Congress, and set
in active motion the forces previously COM
parativaly passive, which ended in national
disruption. Cunning, discrimination, and
malignity guided and animated the policy
Of these politicians. Most of them
being heartless spectators upon Sec
tional preiudices, affected sympathy with
fanaticism, and studied how they could
make it most effective by increasing its
phrensy. Banding together for the COM
mon object Of the public plumber, one Of
their most notable sshslnaa to act on the
public prejudioss Of the North was their
recommendation or the atrocious HELPER
pamphlet as q fairs and striking picture of
the horrors Of slayery--a book which
essayedto incite southern slaves 10 insrrrec-
ton, and justified the indiscriminate mur-
der Of sonsherR whites that the negroes
might be free. The whole tenor or their
principles, policy. and personal conduct
was hostile To the South. They had calcu-
lated that BY their party strategy they.
could unite the North upon the question Of
ifes soil land chat, the North having the
power, they could get possession of the
oif'ces and patronage Of the Government
and keep II. - . ' - : ''A'oa 3
Whe1 Congress- assembled in 1850 tha;rtt
plan vsa fully developed. srhe fact ,hst
aixty-edd northern eongrsssn,sn had recon.
mended to the psriisal and belief q thsir.
people the HEEsza pamphlet mas made
knonn. The southern delegates were in
dignant. They looked upon thsse ncrthsrn
representatives a haying proclaimed rar
against fhe Solith ;;aas having coaspirsd 20
ineits that aost kosrid form 81 war, 8 ser-
vile insnrrection. Ihay consida sed fhis 60
traitorpis atrocions Id men who we're:
members Of tbasame body with themselves,
representing constituencies which consisted
Of fsllpW-citissns Of the common union Of
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sPEC1AE NOTICES.
sT SIC sEMrER TYHANNIs 81
down WITHsALE 1T z IA y 7 :, ~
rs THE MOTTO or vTRGTNIA. -
DoWE WITH 12LL HIGH PRICES g..
Is THE MOTTO OF
JossEPH STR AUS
"a 80. 1s35 GMAINs 6TBEE


j ask the estizens Of Richmond and the people o.
the country to call without fail and supply thesn
selves witisthe great bargains offered below which
i, have bought at The late bankrupt sales Ct less
than ffty cents fl Che dollar So s ~ %
b Ladies, SILK MANTILLAs,c ost $40 20 BE VIII
he soldSat sa.7s Ladies' SILK sfITs Mt s7aaso
andssc.--cost twice themoney; Misses and Chi
zdren,s SILK MTs at 2sc., worth soc. the best
Ladies, KID GLOVES Mt 81 Is, selling everywhere
sats2 Ladies', Arisssss, and Chfldren's HOSE, a
good article. at laac; Ladies, Misses, and Chill
iirsn's Isle THREAD GLOVES from lac. up;
Ladies, and Gents p oGKET HANDRER-
CHIEFS, the cheapest In the city French Whale.
bone soORsETs at 81, worth sLso; JACoNET
LAWN, small figured. yard wide, at 2sc-; SWISS
CAMBRIC, CHECK MUSLIN, White and Color
ed BRILLIANTs, MoZAMBIQUEs, PoPLINs,
Black and CoIored ALPACA, at astonishingIy low
prices fine Black and White 5ACONET LAWNS
mourning dresses at 1890, worth aoc 200 yards
black or white SPOOL COTTON at &C.; 900
boxes Cents PAPER COLLARS at loo. box,
worth Csc. BED TICK, psc.; SHIFTING
STRIPES, l2sc.; APRON, CHECKS, l2sc.; Brown IN
and Bleachedg COTTON, PIC: KENTUCKY
JEANS, TWEEDs, CAssIMEREs, FARMERS
SATIN, LINEN DRMLINGs LINEN CHECKS,
and thousands of other goods, ut such q low figure
as win satisfy the most obstinate customer.
Everything in the store WIN besold to givesatis-
faction. :" ss5~s - 49, .'as - =
| None should fan TO pay visit and secure some
Of those very cheap goods at the store No. 1888
Main street. Be careful and go to the right
place. opposite Palmer s Son. -. asssg
ssmyaE 49, se JOSEPH sTRAUsE.
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H STEARINE s0AP.-Tbis best Of all family
soaps, now SO fayorably known all over the United
States ia as Its name indicates, made the sshard
substance of pure talfow upon an entirely new
principle Clothes need no boiling, norubbing On
awashboard; one pound win go as Gar as three
pounds OF other family soaps IL 1t does not give
satisfaction, return 81 at our expense. Beware of
limitations; the genuine Is made only by - IS
McKEONE, VAN HAAGEN q Co,
Manufacturers, 90 south Front street, 8
~ Philadelphia; 90 Barclay street, New York.
no 90 -eow6m Esd
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IRE nadical Platform. N.

s--.is. the most cunning and impudent Of
the platforms yet put forth by parties at
their national conventions. It congratu-
lates the country on the success of the con-
gressional plan Of nstruction, which has
not succeeded, save in spreading evil over
the land and keeping the nine States out of
the Union. Congress- is required to guar:
antee and maintain suffrage to !" south,
ern 1oyalists." Are they negroes" or
awhites 70 Northern local candidates may
say either, and General GRANT is not likely
to define which, ,ty ss.,..,,,..5l .,,5s
1t denouncesrepudi ation--of course !; and
| would if the Radicals intended torepudiate
next winter. The national obligations, it
says, must be paid according tothe g letter
and spirit /" Of the contract. This is pal
tering in double sense. Any Radical
may ride on the side Of "greenbacks !" or
gold" THAD STEVENS says that, accord
ing to contract, the public debt is payable
in g greenbacks." 1t demands equaliza-
ton and reduction Of taxes, although the
party has, in its vile and oppressive mea-
sures for party advantage, wasted millions,
and, in the manner Of lesying taxes, acted
unjustly and With criminal partiality.
Next, the platform proposes to extend the
time for paying the national debt as much ast
possible. This is to delude the people and
quiet the desire to diminish the public bur-t
ssthens in the proper way BIZ reducing the
debt, and thus the enormous interest now
so heavy . tax upon the nation. It isto en-
able the party to go on with its extrayagant
and corrupt party machinery, appropriating
70 that the public money that should be
used to reduce the debt and the interest.
Then follows piece Of, cool impudenees
MOTTO be surpassed for, its faiaehood and
efrontery. aIt is that thes Government
should be administered with economy, and
that the extrayagance by Mr.. JOHNSON
should be reformed The entire expendi-
tuIe Of the Government ind allits extraya-
gance are the work Of the Radicals. Pre-
sident JOHNSON has steadily recommended.
economy, and Congress has as steadily dis
regarded his recommendations. They have.
thrown away money for party purposes by
millions. Look at the bureaus and mill
tary occupations of the South, and the
wasting Of the timeof Congress and the
public funds III discussion and inyestiga-.
tons relative 70 reconstruction, when the.
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