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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-27

MAYORS CoURT-MAToI CHAHooN PRESI-
D1NG-MoNDAT MoRSING.-The following
cases were disposed of in this court:
The continued case of Albert Johnson
(negro), charged with stealing pair Of
shoes valued Mt one dollar and seyenty-fve
cents from Heller & Co., was first called
The evidence not being sufficient to convict
he was discharged.
Charity Heath (negro), for unlawfully
detaining ten yards of merino, the property
of Harriet Hobson, and Harriet, for passing
counterfeit two-dollar bill on Charity,
were discharged.
James Campbell and William Smith
NEGRO boys), for Stealing blanket valued
at one dollar from William Curtis, were sent
to jail in default of security.
John Coleman (mulatto), attempting to
rob the money-drawer of William H. Brauer.
in the First Market. Sent to Jail.
James Lee (negro), stealing q pair Of
shoes from George Cook. Required TO give
security in the sum of 800.
George and John Price (negroes): steal
ing pair of pants and vest from Henry
Hutzler. In the absence Of witnesses for
the Commonwealth the case was continued
until to-day.
Aaron Harrison and Enoch Campbell
(negroes), fighting in the house Of Harri-
son. Fined FIVE dollars each.
John Green (negro), unlawfully knock
ing down Minerva Johnson and taking one
basket of clothes valued at two dollars.
Discharged.
William Mccormick, breaking into the
room of Virginia Montague and assaulting
and beating Virginia and Sarah Montague
Continued until to-day.
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TUESDAY,. .....oCToBER 81, 1868
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

). N DAVIS will sell at d P. M, on the premises,
two neat frame dwellings on the west side Of
Fifteenth between Ross and Broad streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at az P. NJ, on
the premises, the handsome residence at the
southeast corner Of Main and Third streets
also the property adjoining on the east, with
the school-house formerly in the occupancy Of
Mr.. David Turner.
WELLINGTON GoDDIN will cell ct his Office,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets. at 1c II :,
the estate called Jamestown Island,' contain
ing 39l acres, located in James City county.
j. L. BYERLY & co. Will sell at LAT Main street.
commencing at 10 A. NJ, stock OF clothing.
COOK & LAUGHTON Will sell at their store at
10 A. NJ. household furniture, carpets, bed
ding &c.
D. J.. SAUNDERS and g. C. TARDY, trustees,
will sell tomorrow tWednesday) at IL NJ, In
Portsmouth, Va. valuable wharf property and
clearinghouse belonging to the Bank Of Viz
ginia. ... -.#.- ..@ E."-.
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ROBBERY OF 4 JEWISH SYNAGOGUE
Reuben Cross alias Henry Marshall IA
dirty-looking white boy) was arraigned be-
fore the Mayor yesterday on the charge of
having in his possession lot Of gas fix
lures supposed to be stolen. Officer Shields
said he was looking after some chickens, on
Sunday afternoon, near the Quakers' bury
ing-ground, and on looking through the
fence he saw this boy and negro sitting
down breaking up the fixtures into small
pieces. he got through the fence, but the
negro, seeing him, ran off and made his
escape. Several of the congregation of
the Jewish synagogue on Main between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets identified
the fixtures as belonging to their church,
and stated that the building was broken
open. He WAS sent on to answer an in
dctment for felony.
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A CARD.-Messrs. REEs Il Co., photograph
ers, beg leave to Inform The public that the por.
trait and miniature painter engaged by them ir
Europe some time since has arrived. and is de-
lighted with Richmond and the facilities IN ouI
gallery for displaying his talents as an artist.
1t is well understood by persons fsmilisr with
art that the proper painting OF photograph can
only be done by complished artists, who (beinR
able 10 draw for themselves) can make those cor
rections In picture which are demanded by the
faults of expression or other defects which are
often prominent in . photograph.
Satisfaction is guaranteed in every case, and
parties may feel assured Of the work being done
equal to any frst-ciass work done in Paris or New
York. Call and examine specimens.
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A QUARREL OVER 4 HUsBASD.-Yester-
day morning Caroline Clark (negro) had
Thomas and Lottie Clark arraigned before
the Mayor on the charge Of unlawfully CO.
habiting together while she claimed that
Thomas was her lawful husband. She said
she was married to Tom at Charlottesville
in 1868, and TINT he had lived with her up
to short time back, when he came down
to Richmond and formed the acquaintance
Of Lettie and forgot to return to her; where
upon she came down to the city to seek
him out, and found him at Lettie's house
she called him, but instead Of coming to
her he went up stairs, and Lettie said she
would kill her if she came in, and she had
to 90 away and resort to law.
Witnesses for the other side stated that
Tom married Lettie in Williamsburg in
1861, and when that place was evacuated
he and her were sent to Richmond, but
soon after arriving here his wife was sold
away from him, and that was why he mar
ried Caroline. The Mayor decided that it
was not case of bigamy, and that Caroline
was entitled to him because in bellasm days
slaves could not get license for marriage
and he was living with Caroline at the
time of the passage of the law making
parties cohabiting together man and wife.
Thomas was required to give security in
the sum of FIVE hundred dollars for his
future good behavior.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRICO-JUDGE Jo-
sEPH CHRISTIAN PREsIDING.-The foil term
Of this court commenced yesterday in the
hall of the House of Delegates.
The grand jury was sworn in and
charged by the judge, but there being nc
business before them they were discharged.
Mr.. Edward C. Minor qualified as attor-
ney at low in this court.
The case of the Commonwealth against
William N. Tyler alias Clark, charged with
stealing two mules, the property of DR.. Il:
Lofand, Of Henrico county, was continued
until Friday, in order to secure witnesses
for the Commonwealth from Lynchburg.
This is the only criminal case that will
be brought before the court at this term.
The chancery docket will be called this
morning at 10 o'clock.
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w THE BORDER FAIR ECLIPsED.

sw THE BORDER FAIR ECLIPsED.
EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION.
DOMESTIC GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY.
IMPORTED DRESS GOODS EXPRESSLY FOR
THE OPENING DAY!
THOUSANDS DELIGHTED WITH TIE
ARTICLES EXHIBITED
THE OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE,
Nos. 1913 AND 1915 MAIN STREET.
We are opening our FIFTH SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, and can assure
our friends and customers that we arc BETTER
PREPARED THAN EVER TO GIVE THEM
CHEAP GOODS; so that al can lay In their
supply with VERY LITTLE MONEY. The fol-
lowing comprise some OF the articles:
CALICOES pretty styles, at 1oc.
CALICOES, handsome patterns at l2lc.
la4 BED SHEETINGs at size.
NEW YORK MILLS LONG CLOTH at CSC.
YARD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON only l?3c.,
of extra quality at 1sc, and still better at lssc.
ALL-WOOL SCOTCH PLAIDs at 30, worth 75c.
ALPACA POPLINs, all colors, at soc.
Tie greatest bargains in WORsTED HOODS
and KNIT GOODS; also in sHAWLs.
The cheapest BED BLANKETS In the city.
Great bargains in PANTALooN sTUFFs.
An extensive assortment Of CLOAKS.
The greatest bargains In
FLANNEL. FLANNEL FLANNEL.!
WHITE FLANNEL, an excellent article, at ss.c.;
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide, at Soc;
The best and cheapest SHA kER or NON
SHRINKING FLANNEL.
Remember that we sell our goods at the
LOWEST CASH PRICE.
We sell large quantities Of goods, and conse-
quently can afford to sell them at the SMALLEST
PROFITS. 49,
WE ask but ONE PRICE, and THAT THE
LOWEST.
Country merchants purchasing f5r cash sup
piled at NEW YORK PRICES.
THE OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE.
LEVY BROTHERS,
oc27 Nos. l2ls and 1915 Main street,
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ARREsr.-David Johnson (negro) was
docke,ed at the Second Ward ststion-house
yesterday for beating Margaret A. Brown.
Fanny Taylor was lodged in the First Ward
station house for being drunk, disorderly,
and using obscene language in the street.
Elizabeth Keeler (negro) was bailed to ap-
pear and answer for having in her posses
sion a silk dress valued at twenty dollars
the property of W. K. Smith. Kate Duke
(white) was also bailed to answer for
having one pair of blankets valued st two
dollars and a half the property OF Mockley
Rock fneRro}
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SEMI-ANNUAL CELEBRATION OF THE EPIS-
CoPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL USIoN.-The semi
annual celebration Of this Union took
place Sunday afternoon at the Monumental
church. This is the third meeting of the
kind held by this Union, and it is thought
this was by far the most interesting of the
three. The following schools were largely
represented: st. Johns, Monumental, st.
Paul's, st. James's, St. Marks, and Trinity
Emmanuel church, which is three miles
from the city, was not represented. The
Rev. T. G. Dashiell presided, who called
the meeting to order and gave out
the hymn "Glory to the Father" After
the singing of this hymn he intro
duced the Rev. George Peterkin, who has
recently been admitted to deacon's order,
who delivered q short address. He was
followed by the Rev. George Woodbridge,
pastor of Monumental church; after which
the hymn "There will be Something in
Heaven for Children to do " was sung. Mr..
Dashiell then introduced Mr.. Charles Dim
mock, Superintendent of st. James's church,
who made some very happy remarks to the
children. The hymn, from Golden Censer,
"Glory to God in the Highest" was then
sung after which the Rev. Mr.. Wall, who
has recently accepted q call to st. Johns
church, was introduced and after short
address he concluded the ceremonies BY
pronouncing the benediction.
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CHARTER GRANTED TO NEGRO ORGANI.
zAr1oN.-Judge John 4. Meredith granted
a charter Yesterday to the Virginia Home
Building Fund and Loan ASSOCIATION
The objects Of this association Is the erec'
ton of buildings for sale within the limits
of the State. The capital stock to be not les less
than 5000 nor more than 100000. The
principal Office viii be located in this city
The following is list of the officers Re,
ter II. Voolfolk, president; Robert T. Hob
son, secretary and Thomas Hewlett, trea,
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MILITARY PERsONALs.-Brevet Major
General Lorenzo Thomas, Acknowledgement
United States army, is in the city, the
guest of General Stoneman. General
Thomas is making his grand round exam
ining the national cemeteries. He will re-
main here for several days.
Brevet Maior-General 0. B. Wilcox, COM
manding sub-district of Lynchburg, is In
Richmond, the guest of General Stoneman
Brevet Brigadier- General R. S. Granger
has returned to duty, commanding post at
Camp Grant, after several months leave OF
absence.
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BAPTIST SUNDAT-sCHooL MEETISG.-A
meeting of the Baptist Sunday-school Asso-
citation was held at the Grace-street Baptist
church on Sunday afternoon-Charles H.
Winston, ESQ.,, president, in the chair. Every
part of the building was filed, and the au-
dience manifested great interest in the pro-
ceedings.
From the reports of the superintendent
of the schools we compile the following ia
BILE, the average attendance of scholars be-
ing for the month ending October IL, and
includes two rainy Sundays:
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AHEAvY BLAST was made at the Rich
mond Granite Company's quarry, on the
canal few miles above the city, last sstur-
day, day throwing b u out stone one hundred feet
long, twenty-three feet wide, and twenty
feet thick, or forty-siz thousand cubic feet.
One hundred and twenty pounds OF powder
was used in making the blast.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosTofFIcE OCTo.
pRa 27, ls6s.-Mrs. Margaret Fory; Ned
Tompkins, Goldsboro', N. c.; Rev. Pete'
Randolph, Richmond, Va; Miss sallle y
Grattan, Columbus, Ca; Allan . John
SON, Richmond, Va. Tompkins & Co., New
York; Benjamin c. Graves; Griffin, Hen
derson g. Co., New York NJ. G. Gill, Ches
terfeId Courthouse, Va; Samuel Ruth
superintendent, &c., Richmond, Va.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.--Grubbs 6 vii
liams sold at auction on yesterday brick
house on the south side of Marshall between
Munford and Gilmer streets, lot 81 Dy l4o
feet, for 81, $40; and brick tenement on
the north side of Grace between Madison
and Monroe streets, lot 2l11a by loO feet'
for 1886.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 26, 1868.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York mer-
chapd!se and passengers. w. G.. Durham n Co.
Steamer State Of Maryland Trayers Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, IIarveys Williams.
Schooner Nellie Brown Higgins Boston, mer-
chandse Currie &: rowll.
Schooner II. Little. Philadelphia, coal, b. Ward
well.
SAILED
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford, Norfolk mer-
chandise and passengers L. 3. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
Schooners General Grant. G.. A. Grant. J. Fl.
Gallagher and W. 3. McShain cleared from
Philade phia for Richmond on the 24th
Schooner VI. l.. Compton cleared from New
York for Richmond and schooner J. II. Sequin
for Yorktown. the 24th.
CITY POINT, October 25.-Arrived, bark Satel-
lite, from Liverpool.
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A CERTAIN THISG.-If any one goes to Ill
Main street and buys Watches Jewelry, clocks
spactaeles or have their watche. and clocks re-
paired they will be ehrtain to be satisfied rs te
quality and price. Careful attention given t.
regulating watches and sutirg persons with spec
tacles at LUMsDEN's, lila Main street. Remem.
ber ut Turner's news depot. boss oc A-3t
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ROBBERY OF CLoTHING.-On SATURDAY
night about o'clock, while the family OF
Mr. ". B. Hirshman was at supper, some
one entered the house by way OF window
and proceeded to the third story and soos
off wearing apparel and bed clothing worth
ffty dollars,
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J.E. DoHERTy, MERCHANT TA1LoK,
No sea Main street, between Elsnlh anu Hintu nu
streets. calls attention to the largest STOCK ot
GOODS he Ia ever offered st the commencement
OF e season.
The styles are new. the fabrics e3cenen,' .na .a
-,-.n..d ~ h., q garments made 10 order.
CAY; and erx mine the stock ee 80
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The THEATRE.-The Theatre was re-
opened last evening by Mr.. John I. Ford
with his excellent Baltimore company, with
full house. The play, "School for Scan
dal," was as we'll rendered as 1t can pos
sibly be by any stock company OF the pre-
sent era, but that it was beyond the capas,
city Of most Of the actors but few could
doubt. Such plays as this should be read
not acted. Tonight something more easily
ed-Richelieu-Hill be produced.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

By THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC,
and especially those needing frstrate real estate
is particularly called to the sale Of the celebrated
JAMESTOWN ISLAND, on lower James river
containing ONE THOUSAND THREE HUN
DRED AND NINETY-oNE ACRES, to take
place at my Office at II O'Clock THIS DAY.
For further particulars, see auction head.
oc97 W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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MEETING At THE CITY HALL.-Last night
the Hastings courtroom was densely pack
ed with negroes, and afew white men inter
mixed, for the purpose of listening tt
speeches from Governor Wells, Fields
Cook, Rev. VIM. Troy, and CASTOR G. Cur
tis-;he latter Of Convention notoriety
The meeting was called by the friends Of
Governor Wells, and in opposition to the
Hunnicutt wing of the party.
Rev. R. NJ. Manley presided, and after
few preliminary remarks introduced Go
vernon Wells to the audience, who spoke al
some length as to the origin Of the war, the
eligibility of negroes to office, taxation, &c
The following parties in addition to those
above named occupied seats upon the
stand: Judge H. G. Bond, J. F. Wilcox
F. W. Poor, and William H. Reed. The
meeting was very orderly and well behaved
the speakers being listened to with grea
attention, and often applauded.
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PARDON REFUsED.-The Governor re-
jected the application for pardon OF Minor
johnson tnegro), convicted OF burglary IN
the Circuit Court of Rockingham county,
Yesterday
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FArAL ,AccIpEST.-Mr. B. F. Miller,
formerly of this city, was instantly killed
in DinTiddie county on Saturday last by
the explosion Of stationary engine. His
remains we're brought here yesterday by
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad, and
inferred in Hollywood Cemetery.
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To TEACHERs.-Our facilities for executing all
kinds OF printing for schools and colleges are un-
surpassed by any printing-house in Virginia. Call
at the Dispatch eounting-room and leave your
orders,
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AitIlmond 1ispattIt.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH,'
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Chamber OF
Commerce will be held at their rooms, Cary
and Thirteenth streets, tomorrow alter
noon.
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The Sunday afternoon schools were not
represented, and made no reports.
MIR. R. H. B6sher, superintendent OF the
First-church school, stated that DR.. Bur
rows, the pastor Of his church, during the
past fourteen years had baptized 293 mem
bers of his Sunday school, 2l2 OF whom
were still members of his church, I! had
removed from the city or had died, and only
4 had been excluded. ..
Rev. DR.. J. l.. NJ. Curry, Rev. ]. a.
Chambliss, and Rev. DR.. Burrows, delivered
short, appropriate, and eloquent addresses.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!

new GooDs' NEW GooDs''
BANANAS, HAVANA ORANGES
LEMONS, CUKRANT:, FIGS,
DATES CITRDk, RAISINS,
PRIMES, GRAPES, -..
COX'S GELATINE, ALMONDS
FILBERTS, PALASUTS,
PEfAS NJ, WALNUTS,
sARDISES, PICKLES. CATSUPS,
SAUCES BRANDY PEACHES,
FRENCH STUFFED OLIYES
FRENCH OLIVES,
CAPERS, ANCHOVIES,
FRENCH MCSrAkD,
SWEET OIL, FRENCH CANDIES,
CHOCOLATE, CARUNELS,
SODA. SUGAR BU TER, ARROWROOT,
CREAM. WATER, LEMON, and other
CRACK ERS;
CIGARS TOBACCO,
CANNED P!NEAPPLES,
PEACHES STRAWBERRIES
CONDENSED MILK,
OYSTERS, SALMON,
GREEN CORN, &c.
The attention of the public Is called 10 my Large
and well-selected stock OF goods, which am &C.
termiIed TO sell At reduced prices.
Country merchants viii fnd IL to their interest 70
see me before buying their confectionerteS. sell
the PREMIUM CANDIES, highly Favored and OF
good styles.
Call and examine, and be convinced that AL / sell
1rst-class goods. W W. IRiB SEIL.
ocl3 llls Main street. corner OF Twelfth.
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E DIR. MANSFIELD, HOMEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN, has removed his office TO s21 Broad
street. five doors above NITNH, where he attends to
a.! 6ranche. Of the medical profession. No extra
VACANT charges.
Attendance as &n Accoucheur Tin ctyl. .85 to 10 90
Yer visit 10 patients residence I'm city)..... So
NN w
Medicines furnished IN ALL CASES without ex-
IRA charge.
References given. Satisfaction guaranteed Es-
tAGiishcd lssa ocs,n,
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VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY.
TEA! TEA! TEA!
OOLONG, sOc., $l.eo, Slas, $1so.
JAPAN, 81. 90. Las, $3.50.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, Sl.oo, l.2a 81. 90
YOUNG HYSON, soc.. 81. 90 81. IS, $l.so.
IMPERIAL. slOo 81. 25, sl.5o, $500.
GUNPOWDEK, $l.2s, so, $500.
COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE!
RIO, 22c.. 25c.
MARACA1Bo, 2sc.
LA6UAYRA, 2sc., 2sc.
JAVA, sec.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, 4ac.
COFFEE TOASTED and GROUND DAILY.
DESICCATED COCOANUT and CODflsh, III
convenient packages, great saving OF nine
and labor.
SPLENDID SALMOS-salt, smoked, and canhed'
FINE SMOKED HALIBUT, lsc. a u.
MESS MACKEREL-very large and iat'
BAKERS COCOA and CHOCOLATE.
NEW ORLEANS AOLAssES; GOOD SYRUP.
SARDINES, good and cheap.
RACTDRY. PINEAPPLE, and T A L A n,
CHEESE.
LEMON, EGG, SODA, CREAM, and other
CRACKERS.
SUGAR.! SUGAR! SUGAR!
All kinds at far below the usual prices.
Goods delivered In the city free or cnarge- II
sent by express, and not suiting, 70 DC q
our expense.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
[oc :ol
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F'AcHANGE HOTEL, RICHMOND, Va
BOARD IS PER DAY.

This old and leading HOTEL OF TIE e,tv bs. sa,sn
In III ~ te2atased, and is now elegant and perfect
Ia liz oi in apartments. The carctty OF money
ty - aid the great desire of the propr, C.
OH hn&s sc Bis charges SO as to enable all or his
to, HsshSs s and The pablic without exception. TO
ratss ~ 4, him has de1ermined 20 reduce bis
epi. ~in remain unchanged IN eyerysoiber pafti-
Ryrs no effort or expense 10 retain Tor the
4 a., AaIE lis iar-spread reputation as being
HSTSSS11f house IN every particular and ThE
e. OF The city. Patronage solicited.
NJ. j. Ls GARRISGTDN,
sNou Propraesor.
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~ ATTENTION.!

w ATTENTIONS:
THE MOST GOODS.
THE BEST UALITY,
THE LEAST MONEY,
JOSEPH STRAUsE's,
NO. 1888 MAIN STREET.
FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS
at such prices that
ANY ONE CAN PROCURE A DRESS.
The best quality and the highest colored FRENCH
MERINOS at soc. and 81, worth $50;
ALPACA PoPLINs. or EMPRESS CLOTH,
a,s7!c., worth eoc.;
The best quality OF double-width EMPRESS
CLOTH a. size, cheap at sl.s7;
BLACK and COLORED ALPACA at as, s73,
50, So, and 7sc.
All colors and qualities of ALL-WOOL FLAN-
SELS, from CSC. upward;
The largest and best assorted stock OF LADIES',
MISSES, and CHILDRENS' sHAWLs, from
slupward;
BLACK SILK, very scarce article, nearly
yard wide, at sl.5o worth SITS; st sa.s5.
worth So:
VERY HEAVY REP Sill K at gas worth 81;
The best and largest FINE BED BLANKETS
at s2.75, worth s.. so; at $3.50, worth So at s.,
81 and 80; worth that In gold;'
WHITE MARsEILLES BEDsPREADS st sl.7s,
worth ss
CoLoRED CoUNTERPANEs at s. so, selling
everywhere 1t S.;
LADIES', MISSES, and CHILDREN's
CLoAKs. from auction, at half their value;
KENTUCKY JEANS. for men and boys, at 30.
s7i, and 50c., splendid article;
CAssIMERES DOESKINS SATINETS, KER-
sEYs, etc.. for men and boys wear, the best
selected stock and the cheapest in this city;
Handsome BALMORAL SKIRTS for sl.2s and
upwards;
LADIES HOUP-sKIRTS at 37ic., worth soc.
BROWN and BLEACHED CANTON Fi-AE-
NELS =; .5c.;i
BLEACHED SHIFTING at loc., ~ at 7sc., log,
and 2oc., etc.;
Heavy BROWN SHIFTING at 1o3'and l5c.
CALICOES from SC. per yard TO lsc. for the best
LADIES HOSE at l?3c.
CElLDRES's WOULLEN STOCKINGS, at loc.;
FINE IRISH LINEN at Soc, worth 7sc.;
AIarge lot of FINE SHIRT BOSOMs from auc-
tioa al 25 S7l and SOC.
Fest HHALEBONE COR SETS atsl;
The best quality of LADIES' KID GLOVES just
received at sl.es, equal to Alexandra gloves,
which are selling at 90.
Times are hard, money scarce, but you can buy
agreat bill of goods for little money at the head-
quarters of the oldcstablished dry goods store Of
JOSEPH STRAUSE,
No. 1853 Main street.
between Fifteenth and seventeeth streets.
Salesmen Messrs. J. r. Haynes and r. S.
su!ither, who viii be happy TO serve their friends