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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-19
a Valuable Business Lot
CHANCES FOR POOR MEN

Nice town lots, n ear business, and very 10
III price For sale by
c. II. REEVE, Land Agent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-31
a New Inmiyrntion Scheme.

MI. EDITOR The native race is dying out. In
one hundred years 1t has dwindled from 400, 900 TO
$4,000, and in less than fifty years more, an aborigi-
nal native will be scarce. As years roll on, natives
die without leaving any Sign, labor gets scarcer and
scarcer. Cinnamon, japanese, &c are brought here,
which proves only a temporary relief, for as their en-
g%agements expire, they will not, as n general thing,
re-engage as field hands, though they will sometimes
engage rs cooks, and for in-door-work or to start
cake shops, start OF to China or California, get in
Jail and get hanged occasionally.
l have seen many immigration plans, and all Of
them advocate grown up people, ready TO 60 to work
when they get here. Bringing Cinnamon, sc riH
nereT repopulGte Hapdii, or be a permanent good.
What is wanted is a class that lriI amalgamate piM
then attire, or take his place when he is gone a class
that instead of dying out, will increase and multiply {;
n class that will have no sympathies, only for Hawaii.
That such n class can be had l believe. Every one
who has lived in the country knows how fond natives
are, Chat have no c%hildren,) to take children from
any one and bring them up as their own. Some time
ago, by way of experiment, 1 asked n few natives if
they would take white children and bring them up as
their own, if the Hawaiian Government were to bring
white orphan children here to be given to them.
Their answer was yes! Since then | have made a
great many inquiries about such children, if brought
here, and I am satisfied that almost any number of
children could be given TO applicants who would
feed, clothe and carefully bring them up.
In the poorhouses of England and France there are
thousands of orphan children, which the poor law
guardian would be glad to get rid of, and providing
these governments were satisfied that they were not to
be i'll used. could be brought here at a very low rate.
Introduce them at the ages of two to four years. As
those children are n burden ON the parish till they
are nine years of age. and are then spprenticed out,
a premium being allowed to those taking them. 1 have
no doubt but that the parishes would fit such emf
grant children out with clothes, and allow n premium
ON each child. which would help to pay the passage,
sc. The children once here, give them to deserving
natives, and when their guardians die, those children
will take their places, and We shall hear no more of Ia
borers wanted and not to be had.
Take that fifty thousand dollars, that the steamer
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-31

New YORK. Sept. PA letter from General Dix
to a friend in this city, just published. says: Il
have been acquainted with Seymour for more than
q quarter of a century. He is an ainiable gentle
man. of uneXceptionable private character. and of
respectable talents, but you know as well as L that
be has not n single qualification for successful exc
cution of the high official trust to which he has
been nominated. He is especially deficient In that
Grmness of purpose which in critical emergencies
is the only safeguard against public disorder and
calamity. He has been twice, at different times.
Governor of the State of New York, and has in
neither case had the talent or tact to keep the
Democratic party of the State together more than
two years. | should regard his election at this
%juncture. when steadiness of purpose, decision and
self-control are so much needed, as one of the
greatest calamities that could befall the country
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the district where the suit was brought. Some
of the plantations being remote from the metrop-
oils, where blanks can only DC procured, if it
were shown that reasonable diligence had been
used 10 comply with the provisions of the new
law, no Court would probably sustain a suit
brought on technical grounds.
Another law passed by the Legislature in June,
provides that all infammablc oils must be stored
in a separate warehouse, and parties not comply
ing with its provisions are made liable to severe
penalties. 1t would be absurd to argue that any
one was liable 10 the penalties, named in the Act,
until the Minister had carried out it's remaining
provision. which was to erect n suitable store
house, which was completed only some four
months after the law went into force.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-31
Linens.

White ani Brown Drills, Plain and Cord Deny.
Blouse Linen, Risck snt Brown Hollands, Coatngs,
shertings, Csnhrts HIkf., BlsachsI Linsns,
PriRtcd Lawns and Linens. &c, &C.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-31
COttOns Goods.

Prints. Mot--kfns, Sbirtings,
uorroek's Long Cloth. nta- D~nims,
Brown Drills. Hue shrtnss. Brown shirtinEs,
Ssrip~l Ticking. BIN jumper, White Drills
&c, sc. &C
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-31

50 Martin the wizard gives another of his attract
i've performances ut the Theatre this evening. II is
well worth a visit. -
u The Montana sailed for San Francisco on Sat
urlay last, at the usual hour. She had but few pas
sanpera
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-31

company wont have, to try the experiment with, and
the benefit received viii not die out in two years.
Yours, Bellows.
Maui, October, 1865.
RENARKs.-The suggestions of our correspond
ent will attract attention, for originality, if for
nothing else. Whether such a scheme is practi-
cable or not, we cannot undertake to say but
should like TO see its merits discussed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-31

Black ant Cord Earathsas, Blue aui White flannel
Heavy Four Point Blankets, Assorted Colors AMI Sizes
Velvet Rug.- PsSin Cloth.
Waterproof Tsceds, scntch TsscIs, &c, &C.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-31

~ The regular monthly meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge, No. 81, +. and 4. NJ, will be held at its
rooms, on Monday evening next. Visiting brethren
are respectfully invited TO attend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-31
Sundries.

SIX AMI Cotton Umhrsfias.
Plain watcr,f silks AMI Moirs Antique.
Lnhes' Ties, Fancy straw and Lsghorn Hats. Lace Collars,
Fst Hats. Linen Threat, Writing Paper, E~avsisPs,.
Stationery. Bsga;eItc Boards, Croqust sets. Ladies FAIRS.
White Cotton AMI Linen shirts, Regatta shirts,
Crmeaa shirts. Alpaca Stcks. White Duck TroEscrs-
Jean shirts. Black Ctnth Trossers,
WOOL Packs. BarElng. Twin, Linen Towels, linen Collars
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-31

z. "A. & Co.
EXPECT TO ARRIVE,
Per Hawaiian Bark Wilhelm l."
ENGLISH FANCY PRINTS,
"HITE VICTORIA LAwNs
BACK Vietors Lawns,
Dyed sIesa,,
white Cotton Cniershirs,
Vbits-broWn Cotton Drawers,
Whit. brown cesseu rsser.hr''.
BtleS cesaass,
BlcE Thsbet,
Back CacLsmsrs,
A spiendsi Assortment %
TABLE ..
Se,7 Styles aaf Of tie Latest Fashion
Fine Black and Blue BroadcIOth.
Black SIR Umbrellas.
Labin's Exfraets,
~sariiass,
Raisia, In 10 = tins
CuraHi', in 10 . uns,
shsued AIHou,is, In d~smjohHs.
Pearl sage, In dsmgahn.,
wSsPhaila Hams.
Lad Pipe,
whiting. &e, &c.
SNAIL ISPoICE or SUPERIoR
Rhine Wine CHochheimer,)
GERMAN PALE ALE.
n s o, o N II a II d,
LARGE ASSORTMENT oy
Goods of every description |!
-yamsy-
WOODEN GOODS,
HOSIERY,
French Dress GOOds& Fancy Articles,
Silk and Velvet Ribbons.
DUNDEE HEMP CANVAS,
And Sail Irvine.
Buraps, Letter and wappiaE PAPER.
Bliekcd Calskns,
Lamp ChimBeys, shinsIe Nails.
Paints and Paint Oil,
Groceries, Hardware,
BEERS, WINES SPIRITS As., &c.
III Of uaiei are ega-eI at reasonable Prices and on
most Fdrornble Terms.
r { c civ o
Per Hawaiian Bark "R. C. Wylie,"
FROM BREMEN.
nAeeortmonto OF
Wines, Liquors a. Beers.
CONSISTING OF
Cognnc, in qt-. aud pts.
Cognae OF very Superior quality.
Holland Gin in green cases.
French Wines,
Chateau CanfemsTfe.
-NI0H CLERK,
.NargesHx de Tsrirc.
Sherry, Cherry Cordial.
DEETJEN,s PALE ALE & PORTER,
In quarts and pin:s-
FOR SALE AT 4. A.sCHAEFER & co.,.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-31

r Loss or SCHOONER YETTE.-This vessel was lost or
Kauai on the 22d. She was built about three years
since by Capt. \. White, who owned and commanded
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-01
The only thing ia the shape of a

The only thing in the shape of a
sensation on the levee, yesterday, was
a little tilt between striker on the
Liberty No and an infuriated
Texas bovine. The latter, in compa-
~ with otLers-al! too thin TO make
a respectable shadow-wexe met by
the striker viii being driven ashore
on the gang plank Striker whaled
away at the bovine. with a ile, strik-
ing the animal on the horns Bovine
whisked its tail, caught striker on the
offended horns, and a minute after
ward somebody about strikers size
was doing fine swimming below. The
bovine having gained the victory
then went on its way rejoicing.
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-01

Fo~ otber Ptrer T.~res see F.ab P4qe.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

Eo printing es-a h1tshment in the West
has better fs.cIll54aa IL greater ability TOR
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our ussort-
ment OF JOB Type. though very large AMI
complete, is constantly being added 20. and
our Job department is under the personal
supervision of one OF the best Job printers
In the United States. We are prepared tc
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads
b lis Lading, Cards Deck and Meal TICK
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for LaGor
DC, &C. Orders left with either Cf the
vi harf-b boats Will be prom pity attended tc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-30

e t {.
& ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENTS To-NIsHT.
The commencement exercises Of the Rich
mond Female Institute st the First Baptist
church, and the final celebration of the So
cieties Of Richmond College at the Second
Baptist church tonight, both present great
attractions, and will both doubtlcss draw
crowded houses. y
s AT the First church the exercises will
consist Of the reading Of the essays Of the
young lady graduates, the presentation Of
medals and distinctions, on address by Pro-
fessor Winston, and also on address to the
graduating class by Rev. ]. A. Chsmbliss.
A band Of music will BIO in attendance. AT
the Second church, also, band will regale
the audience with music, but the principal
attractions viii be the oration Of Mr..
Holmes, the essay Of Mr.. Cabell, and ass
address by the Rev. DR.. Jones, President
of Richmond College. r t,--s---> =
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81 s las \ BEsoRE T4lE WAR. .
,,sx1.
" vi T; ;-'sost ssf3l9s OF THE BEST QUALITY
FOR TIE EAST MoNEF. sl
Z. iF Main srREETl. e.!

4 H..
lot Of l,adiess Parasois al Al .es, rcrti,
~ soe extra Sk HmbrelIssas SIZE, sortf ss 50
spisndld sstif colored Barege for yeps, sse.,
EIolln oztc BroEI, aud Green Six Grena-
aines ZOE Veg worth @ 100 Ladies Hoop
Iisssi5l th se so Dozen adiess Boop
zee; tape atse2ac. asc.s ard si, sgatf
ksss ss aN Y; seiozen Black and tFl,it. aso
Il Z ~ & ton or four Tor sst : sasrse.
IS o. adesS iik Mite from &C. s75c cost
Ell asks sss @ g :9as dozen nns Shirt Eosdn,s
IKE ~ Is sd s0e. beautiful French Woven
9s M ys W0sfh 7se.;; Mosquito Net, 81. Is for
pfeces worth 2 Eadiess afai,dkereldefs M
~. ~ go ana s2 dczen rery cheap rich Elm!
~, baads from dacsson at half thes value
Hickory Stripe isac; Checks,
M,..e And Ised Flannel from CSC. upwards Do
ssssnc Ginghams, e2gc. Brown and gleached
.s,iS, LOG. ~ Sheeting, &c. yarrs-wide Hne
,' Cotton Is. and aec., worth 90 ard 2sc
slisp Linens s7a, SO, ea and 7sc. Jaeonet Dejne,
,o 4oc per yard, world Soc; la
ules', Misses, and Childrens Hose, Gloves, &e,
as.ohlshingly low; 500 Ladies, Corsets, jpss re-
=, oeiseI at VI Selling elsewhere at 8Leo;; linen
iaole l kamask Cotton and Linon Detue, Cambric
and Check and Swiss Afusdln, Ribbons, Bonncts
aozanbi s1es t2amartine, Grenadines, Challtes
LlelsiucS 12;es, Jaconetts, Lawns. Berages.l
stscS .1lLstS 4. sa1sM Alpaca, Black and ColOred-
ssE SIZE aEd of other goodsl too nume-
rous 90 fnent all OF which Win and must
be so!as All Eask Is a.ca, from one ana all, and
convince yourself that by calling at JOSEPH
STRAUSE'S NO lsss, youRil save not less than
rs to % per cent End satisfaction given in every
instance. BE careful OF going to the right place;
opposite Palmer, sonS co.,sAsafn street between
tenth and Seventeenth 3 s Is = ae 2J
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oND TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 80, 1868.
b eAnEIs6]EH1E9E1.

FOURTH OF JULY II sX XGURsI0N 10
FaEsEGIs sbuEa 1 Fer6akd iss c IassH NIL
sOAn.-FlAHr A MD EUKxae EREkEIKG
Ihe ladies Of Glen Hen Bxpsist church viii hold
~ FEAST son the sttf iiSS Jtiy next I'm tEeik new
church ~ Glen a fier, statff oH the Eichmend.
Tredertek ksoarg, and Rotpmac raf,rcsds ne Pro.
of the hal ltinE Ere e
spsctsa train viii leave the depot corner
afDut II II u 3 I'll ,ssss l,S;
Round trip tickets 7sc. for admits &c. for chi-
TieEers HtsYbe obtainea, PRIOR to lie day OF ex-
G1srsio5l Of Messres Stazke d RYlAnd snd j. NJ, Da.
ls1es & Sons. Mafn. street and DaHdrfdge & AM
pterson and HundaeE Il srxtuna Erozd sfze68 and
en the day ofexenrsfou at the ONCE OF the raityoad
company. ~ tSy4 3e LIN =
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THEFEAsr AND FAIR at Leigh-street Ban

; THEFEAsT AND FAIR at Leigh-street Bap-
tist church still continues. There surely is
no one who would object to helping the Ia
dies Of this congregation in the good work
in which they are engaged. tits hardly
necessary to say that an evening could not
be spent more pleasantly than by paying
them visit. lce-creams and jellies are
there in abundance, while all the delicsoies
Of the season may be had. Besides these
things, which are intended to please the
palate, they have many articles on sals
which arc not only ornamental, but useful.
We cordially commend the fair who are con-
.ducting this enterprise to the public Of:
Church and Union Hills, assuring oil that
they will be well treated.
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ss- rIo FOR GREAT BARGAlss .-Nowi. j.

w nU FUN unEaA -
your chance to buys supply OF every description
of DRESS GOODS at greatly reduced prices at
'ULIUS sYCLE'S, No. BIS Main street between
;inth and Tenth Having bought very largely az o.
the recent decline in prices Of dry goods it WIZ
anable me to offer great inducements to all who
.vor>nc with call. I will mention 9 few OF the
t,cst and most desirable DRESS GOODS which \
lAve on land Mozambiques all shades Engiisn
and French Grenadlne, just tmported fsenen, ls'
Lawns and organdies, the latest styles Hair-sils
Grenadine, something new; English Berages PLAN;
and embroidered; fine embroi Hernanis OF tne
latest design and other styles too numerous 70
mention and prices to suit all. WHITE Goe'pss
stpanic prices; such as plain and stripea SWiss
Nousselaine, dressed and .npdressed GamDfic'
plain, striped, and checked Nainsook; I'D French
Organdies, Dimity Long Cloth, white and colored
MArseilles, Brilllants, etc. 1919
large variety Of Summer .Cassimere Colsols.
ade, Linen Duck Brown Linen, Linen DrlH anu
Tweed for boys' and mems wear, at snca Prices
that the most difficult to be pleased Will be piease
in quality and prices, 50 "A & 80 81 g;
Alarge lot OF Huckaback Towels, Table Damasf,
Marseilles Quilts Bird-eye Diaper, ard lrsh isi-
IN, lust received from auction, and VIII VIC We
Id ssper cent less than ut any othsr place ~ sne
Domestic Goods at such reduced prices snas itssll
,tonish one and all and a large q osnel
pods usually found In dry toss toi'se'
AL of which viii be sold 81 great ~;
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MANcHEsTER--LADIEs' FgsTIrAL.-The
ladies of Manchester Methodist church pro-
pose holding festival, commencing to-
night, for the benefit Of the church. ProLi
the extensive preparations which are being
made, and from the well-earned reputation
of the ladies acquired on several previous
occasions Of o similar character, the young
gentlemen Of Richmond and Manchester
may expect to enjoy themselves hugely on
this occasion.
The object Of the festival being Of high
ly benevolent character, We bespeak for 1t
the liberal patronage Of the public.
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ublic Guard while on duty, and aissk

LIST OF UNMAILABLE LErTERs RExA1N--
me IN THE. RICHMOND PosT- OFFICE JUNE 80,
1861 Hon. Alexander Walker, Hon. r. "A.
Brown, Rev. w e. Troy, G. 8. Gatss, Rich
mond, Va. Miss Mary White, New York;
Rev. Francis J. Boggs, Manchester, Va;
Rev. j. Z. Clarke, Staunton, Va; H. w.
Murry, Miss Matte E. Murphy, Louisa
Courthouse, Va; Mrs. E. s. Hammond,
Lynchburg, Va.; F. Heyer Weaver, WASH
ington, D. G.. Tobias Merkel, Washington,
D. c.; Hon. w. T. Holdsworth, Shedtewn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-30
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

Psrchdsers Of Real Estate sold betuee1s The first
ddp Of 1anuary assd tie first day Of July pay the
torres thereon for the current Bedr.
COOK q LAUGHToN wfI sell at 10 a. NJ, at
their store; corner OF Governor and Franklin
streets, an excellent assortment os parior and
other furniture. j
8. N. DAVIS win sen at haif-past S T. NJ, on
the premises, house and lot or Webster
street.
GRUBBS q WILLIAMS win sell at II -. 0.e
second-hana eighteen-horge .l',,,.s,,.
atssrsf engine and 90" -iiiai m "ieia
..-~sf sfsftv.,ncn s,vv +<oln In perfect order.
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,a,- THE f,REAT s.ilEraLrH REsTORER.

Eay THE GREAT MEALTH RESTORER..
Ina a ages Of the world the skill and scieEtiic at
lalnIneIits OF man have been darectSN to te stady
OF the human system aud discovery o. the ya-
rlous ijls 10 Wbicil IL is eir M eI eon
had snceeedcd in coutpomlding an agent which
he slightest sche may M ne sasH Aes9
sled as benefacsor 1f MS race aha MaR " ~
sfse. 'Fhts being proper M the tifEoyesg ~ z
emefy Tor . single III sease how fnncn more ~
debted are tie wfDte nian fau55Y 70 snE lllyeEk8f
II BAKER'S EIsEDFtATEIl f& Eh44 y b la
TERS medicine that has Stood Tie t6St OF yeAfss
and proved . paaacea for dyspepsia, ntayfAfea.
4ehility, Loss or Appetite and sS0HF SaA9sEns
while the yari0ns nostrIEss df RSd
ave aoilrisi.ed for an bosf, and then
lever Agsin 20 be revived. Ss 4
Sold at wholesale and retail by r. ygsNBne
md druggists generally. y. ~ Ewes
!, els Box ssat Istshsssxssss
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MAYORS CoUsr CFAHooK rREs
SIDING - -MoHDAx.-The following Cases
we're called, and tsssis dispose OF
Henry Boetaiing, charged with being
drunk and beating Barbara Botteling, uas
committed to jail ii default Of ten doliars.i
The iEA Was subsequ paid, and the
accused discharged
James King white boyl charged with
iassanlting and beating Selina Cole with 9
brick, Eas fined one dollar and discharged.
Gabriel Smith (negro), arrested for tres
.passipg on the premises Of Ben Scott Bas
fined one dollar, and dischAIx .
Esaamus Denny, the :.s sav - .ss
arrested on sasFSma slFEsm MessTs. M = WasLins .s COT
= : 81 5., on Main street, was committed
"a d6fanlt of security
Hilton and Fhilis Winston (nesroes},
arreated on the charge Of keeping disor-
derly and disrepntable house, were dis I
charged.
Ts1anna Shelton lnegro) for using in
5ulting and abusive language towards Will
liam +: Lewis, was ufsn'asssssi-no witness
appearing against her. s:
Henry Patterson fnegro) for trespassing
on the premises Of Robert Pollard, and for
using insulting and threatening Language {
toward Parker Wallace tnegrol, was fined
Two dollars.
Calvin Hanny, arrested on the charge oe
stealing from Frederick Miller q watch and
chain, was discharged.
Mary Glover (black) charged with using
1 81 the ~ g; n9sd 1a1ss !;
M q ll| M =
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALsANAC. JuSz %. tss.
Sssn rises 4aI Moon sets. 80
Sun set, High tide, A. N......Iet
POET or RICHMoND, JUas y, isss.

ARRIVED
Steamer Petersbnrg, Trsyera BALTIMORE, mes-
chandiee ald passengefa HarseJs Williams.
Steamer Isaac Bell Bourne New York, 8ef-
chandise and passengeriI w. C. Durham q TO.
C, Y. Morris.
Schooner u. 4 Tobiasta, -, Albany, lumber,
schooner Eldorado, Phiiadelphia, coal w. @.
Franklin. q
SAiLED,
steamer John syfycster, Clifford, Norfolk, meE-
5chaldise and passengers, u. y, TatasE.
Brig Kitty Corbusn, Wils0r for 5Clty Point,
=, Cleared and sailed from City Eoinf, American,
bacco, Gray e Boliins.
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- -yHe0r 3sy :i,. +.
EMBROIDERED BANDS at 7s, so,sand 7sc. for
the double band-one OF the best bargains OF
the season; -
Heavy LINEN DRILLS and DUCKS at ssc. per
yard; - 9'sR,e RRe
WHITE LINEN DUCKS. the very best sin the
market:
large stock Of CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES SAT-
NETS, KENTUCKY JEANS and TWEEDs,
at very low prices i,tits ssss.s2
BROWN LINEN TABLE CLOTHS At 81, worth
Sl.50; ~ f5s-tsl sese
WHITE DAMhSK Table CLOTHS, warranted
pure linen, two yards long, at $l.7s, worth 81 :
BRGDAL QUILTS, extra heavy and large size,
for $3.50; s-7s
FRINGED NAPKINS pure linen, at sl.2s per
dozen, worth 81: a .3gl4 81 II 81
EXTRA WIDE UNBI4EACHED HUCKABAEK
ToWELING, for Bath Towels, at SOC per
yard, worth 50c.; q =, 8gs IN
CROQUET CLOTH, Tor riding or travelling
drcsses-a new article--only a7sc. per yard -.
Isle GLOVES, for ladies and children, at &c.,.
worth csc. ssisF 500, ss yysS tlSt
Genuine TWISTED SILK MITS, for ladies and
children, at CSC. per pair, worth Doc. I;
Excellent TIALE-FINGERED TWISTED SILK
MITS at Soc, worth 75c. =;
ALEXANDRA SILK GLOVES-white, black,
and colored-at Soc, usual price 7Sc.;
Genuine ENGLISH HOSE, equal to the finest
Llsle Thread, at $9.so per dozen, worth So;
GILT UEADBANDS at 10, Is, and ssc., worth 25,
so, and 75c.
BLACK DOTTED LACE Wells at 25c., worth
75c. ), ,nsfsS
RUSSIA DIAPER ut Sc, worth - piece;
EXTRA WIDE RUSSIA DIAPER at 80 a piece,
usually sold ut 81;
SASH RIBBONS, blue, pink and white, very
cheap: sest sSE 3 ss-isS&
TUCKED COLLARSat 75c. per dozen; II q
LINEN CUFFS at CSC. per pair ;sr i.Es. 9% .5s,.+
PURE LINEN HEMSTlTCHED HANDKER-
CHIEFS at 25c., worth s7Ac.; F4llSsss .as5s Il
COTTON YARNS, all numbers, ut $2ss per pare
for either Manchester or Leeksyiile -
CROCHET EDGING, ls yards In piece, for nc,
worth Sc. per yard; ssSt tsstss..s "a
MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS at less than half the
usual price; some styles rs low as fscs for 2
! piece of Il yards; g2s 6 u.
WHITE COTTON FRINGEs, good styles, AZ lsi
and e5c. per yard; .. O. -,
large assortment of WHITE MAiSSElIaLlEsS
from s5c. to 81. 95 per yard ~ esa4asss.
WHITE BRILLIANTS at es, 80, as 40, ana eoc.t
the cheapest goods in the market
BLEACHED G6TTON, fnll yard wide, at f2AAc'
rlLLow-CAA COTTON, one yard ana six
inches wide, at ecc. per yard, and many other
bargains. 80 &. q ..i.s1ssrsqts
We sell every article ut the very lowest price,
and offer bargains unsurpassed. The above list
only enumerates q few Of the bargains TO be found
at LEVY BROTHERS. lsa7 hiain street. IS
ye9O nearly Opposite the Old Market. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-30
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