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a VERY HARD CAsE.-We had never
fully appreciated the hardship of the South
until we saw this paragraph in the New
York. Tribune: -.''o5
"That rebellion did not begin at the
South; hereafter it will be said that our
war sprang from the revolt Of the conscience
of the North, against the national dominion
Of slavery"
The southern fate is bad enough but
that all our woes flow from a Z" northern con-
SCIENCE" makes them almost unendura-
h1p a.t.H' 500 @.-E
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! The Constitution of Georgia, as framed
by the Convention and ratified by the peo-
pie, contains a clause repudiating all debts
contracted prior to the lst Of June, 1865,
which clause will undoubtedly be expunged
by Congress. Only two classes of debts
will be excluded from the Jurisdiction Of
the courts under the. report Of the Senate
committee-those contracted in aid Of the
rebellion, and those for the purchase or
hire of slaves. i, All other debts are to be
held sacred. Chronicle.
Forney is good Radical authority. Our
repudiating Constitution will be treated in
like manner. sac .se.-
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DIED,

On the Goth May, Mrs. INDIANA c. LEAkE,
wife of T. G. Leake, OF New Kent county, 'a'' In
the thirty-eighth year of her age.
At his residence. in Goochland county, Va, on
the o6tl of NAV after an illness or three months
Mr.. ALEXANDER SHELTON, III the fifty-frst
year of his age. G.Hh
On Friday the 5th instant Mrs SARAH GAM
BILE in the sixty-third year OF her age:
The funeral will take place from ST. JameS's
church THIS AFTERNOON at O'CLOCK. Ihe
friends and acquaintance OF the FAMILY are N
yited to attend.
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n rastored ana noverful state 81 Greece,

1 a restored and powerful State o. Greece.
including the Valley Of the Danube, would
be better check to- Russian power in Blu
rope, and better protection Of the gate Of
the ancient Byzantium than Turkey can
possibly be. The failure Of the allies to
create this new shield against Russia has
probably only increased their difficulties.
Prussia, it is now supposed. is inclined to
join Russiar and with her 70 prosecute joint
interests. The Anglo French alliance is not
OF ease with reference to the Prussian
policy under the guidance Of the determined,
adrit. and sagacious, Prime Minister BIS
xARcK, so that complications Of the Eastern
question are increased, and Of course its
interest In the eyes Of the world.
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,RocKBRIDGE.-At q large meeting Of
citizens of. Rockbridge held on Monday
(court-day), Colonel w. Mclaughlin was
nominated for the State Senate, and Messls.
J.R. Houston and w. A. Anderson for the
House Of Delegates. A committee Of eight
was appointed to prepare barbecue at
Lexington on the 18th instant, when Colo
mel Withers and General Walker will be
present and deliver addresses. -Lync1burg
Mems E,5s 5,g,;4 81 Isr.g * IL y
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Raliaf from Disabilities.


The New York Times continues to oppose
the plan Of relieving disabilities Of south
ern men in detail at q time-and re-
commends that some general enactment be
adopted by which sort Of wholesale relief
shall be granted, CAS- means Of oblitera-
/" ting some Of the remaining traces Of con
!" tiict and putting an end to the most plau-
I" sible cause Of discomfort"
Reading this catholic sentence, one
would be elevated to quite q statesmanlike
platform, and contemplate the distressed
and disabled southerners as deserving gene
ral relief, if not for themselves, at least for
the welfare Of the nation. What will be
his surprise to learn Immediately that the
Times holds up to admiration the Chicago
resolution proposed by that Radical
humbug CARL SHURz, which recommends
that southern "rebels" be relieved from
disabilities in proportion to their "loy-
atty" This is indeed that serpent in. lieu
oft fish implored for the hungry. What a
mockeryl Is the Times so stupid as not to
know that this was simply Radical trap
that it was intended only to seduce south
ern "rebels' - to dishonor themselves and
their country by turning Radical to pro-
cure relief And in short, that this "loy-
atty - of SHURz's was only Radicalism
A mockery, indeed, is this And we can
not see how the Times, which has some pre-
tension to conscientiousness, can for mo-
ment recommend it. It is not only mock
ery-it is worse: it is an insult, gross and
grievous, to southern people. 1t is an as
sumption that southern people will, for
the sake of.-a vote or an Office, perjure
themselves by affecting to hold opinions
that they do notify affecting to be Radi-
calls when they cannot sincerely espouse
the doctrines of the Radical party. 1t is
one Of the most contemplate devices Of q
very INSCRIPTIONS party, and it is surpri-
sing tina. any respectable newspaper should
commend it. ....- ~.
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DISsOLUTIONs, &C.

nISSOLUTION. = The co-partncrship
heretofore EXISTING under the name of IS
BON BENEDICT & co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent lisbon Benedict receiving all the
assets and assuming all the liabilities of the con-
Germ. lSBON BENEDlCI q W.
RICHMOND, VA, May 80, 1858.
ISBON BENEDICT will continue the GRO
Gerry and COMMISSION BUSINESS, and So
licits continuance of the liberal patronage be-
stowedupon the late concern.
ISBON BENEDICT,
-g..f 73e Main street, corner of Eighth,
ie2-lw opposite Spotswood Hotel,
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S. H., son of Captain W. W. Jordan, of
Rockingham, aged eight years, was acct
dentally shot and killed by little brother
of his last Sunday. E"s,.
Moses Walton and Robert Bragonier,
Esqs., addressed portion of the people of
Shenandoah county at Orkney Springs on
Thursday of last week.
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The chair of mathematics at Emory and
Henry was filled on Tuesday last by the
election of Mr.. Vawter, one Of the alumni
Of the institution. No better selection
could have been made. ss &, t..sig
President Wiley and Professors Davis and
Buchanan were reelected, and the chair
heretofore occupied by Professor Longley
was left Tacant for the present. Is u
Mr.. Selden ,Longley was elected tutor for
the next term. Instead OF five years, as
heretofore, the Faculty we're elected for
twelve months only, a good and whole
some change, We think. Abingdoa VD'-
gini1n. ..s - 4 .s: t.sf & Ii
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MARRIED,

At Waverly, Bedford county Va, May 81 by
Rev. DIR. r. B. Thompson. Mr. THOMAS ).
WEST and Miss SALLIE r. POINDEXTER;
all of Bedford.
On Monday May 25th, at the residence Of the
brides father, by DIR. w. II. Hopson, Mr..
THOMAS CLEMM1T ann Miss OTELlA I.
FREEMAN, ..e FL.
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The admission that, as body, they (the
clergy hold to certain doctrines, affords q
presumption in favor of those doctrines
Baltimore american. srs@
Very we'll. All the clergy of the South
are deadly enemies of the Radicals. There.
fore, the presumption is that the Radicals
are wrong. - @f ~ !ssfl71-z .tI:'.
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DUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER.

We are agents for the sale OF this celebrated
MOWER and REAPER, and have supply now
in store, which we will sell at the lowest prices
and on the best terms.
We also offer for sale the
BUCKEYE SULKY CULTIvATOR,
the best corn pillow in the world.
THRESHERS and SEPARATORS, THRESH-
ING DRUMS, HORSE-PoWERs. &C., &C., OF
o1,r own make j. W. CARDWELL & CO.,
INV 2a-dSwIm 1922 and 142a Cary street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, May 6, 1858.
ITO MARY H. TABB, executrix of the
Il last viii of George T. Tabb deceased.
Plaintiff.
And Humphrey Hudgins, Wyndham Kemp, exc
cutors Of w. s. Thurston, deceased John h.
Donovan. administrator de 6onis non Of the es-
tate of Elijah Barnnm, deceased; William Z.
Smith, Silas c. White, John II. Dunlavy. and
Robert T. Sears, late merchants and partners
trading under the firm of John Ii. Dunlavy 4 Co.;
A. L. Rowe, Ellen Randolph Tabb, Kate farr-
son Tabb, and George Randolph Tabb-thc last
two being infants-childrcn of George +. Tabb
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 9Th day of July. 1888 If fair, ifnot the next
fair day thereafter Sunday excepted, to take and
settle ut my Office
First. An account of the estate Of George =.
Tabb, deceased, which came to the hands Of the
pantif his cXecutrix, to the hands of any other
person for her use. Second. An account Of lhr
plaintiffs transactions as the administrator of the
estate of George e. Tabb. deceased. Third. An
account of the debts due from the estate Of The
said George Z. Tabb, deceased. to any person. dis
tngushIng such rs are entitled 10 priority Of pay
mciit. and reporting the character of such debts.
Fourth. An account of the real estate OF the said
George F.. Tabb, and the fee simple ana annual
value thereof required to be tnken by the decree OF
Mathews Circuit Court rendered ut the Aprli
term 1855 I'm suit In cliancery depending IN said
court In which you are parties, plaintiffs, and de-
PENDANTS at which time and place you are re-
quircd to attend.
Given under my hand as commissioner In 'chan-
Gerry Of the said court the day and year nrs!norc-
said. THOMAS III. HuNLt>,
my 9-S4t* .n Commissioner.
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The WHEAT. CRoP.-A gentleman from
Fauauier says the promise is grand for a
fine crop, and that farmers only desire ten
or twelve days Of such weather as we had
on Sunday and Monday. We believe the
same may be said of the crops in Stafford,
Spotsylyania, and Caroline; but they are
small in comparison with those seeded in
former years. The next two weeks of fair
weather will put the wheat crop beyond
jeopardy Ffedericks6u Herald. +
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AGRICULTURAL.

NFCCO RMICK'S SELF-RAKlNG
N REAPER.-We have now in store, and will
sell on the most accommodating terms, the best
SELF-RAKING REAPER
In the world. No one who regards economy, Of
labor and saving of grain will use a undertaking
reaner. The wheat saved by the Self-rdke over
hand labor will pay many times over for the In
creased cost Of the machine; and In ADDITION TO
that the labor Of one man is dispensed with.
THRESHERS- and CLEANERS,
HORSE-POWERS, &c,
as we'll as WHEAT RAKES. WHEAT CLEAN
Frs. and CRADLES, for the harvest, now ready.
my 2e-d&wtjy23 H. NJ SMITH q CO.
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.HEAP, RELIABLE, AN DSsJ
TOBACCO PRESSES 4 BOXES.

T1OBACCO BOXES WHITLOChs
PREMIUM TOBACCO BOXES. conp'hh PIE
mentary premium awarded for my boxes AZ ~ ~
fnir in Richmond in October. and also al ths "a,
In Danyiie in November, 1867, for style, y, INN.
used and exactness. Examine my stoS i ~ % ION.
her before buying the boxes, and your p ST S
yinced that his Thoroughly seasoned. CARER
HALF boxes THREE-QUARTEk, hJ Boxes
and CASES, kept constantly on aaha-
cAtsauny pun ~ si'oo~' ~ r. H WHITL0Ck,
corner OF Eighteenth and Cary Streets
s INV LSm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M A FACT WORTH KNOWfNG.-At this
particular season, when the weatheris as change
fiot,s - are attaeked and undermfned.and when
feeble systems shattered and unnerved It Is alb
solutely necessary that scientific principles should
the contraction. of those diseases that usually be-
come seated and fixed from the continuous changes
referred to. Of all the discoveries yet made none
SCENT answer the purpose so well as BAKERS
BITTERS, for while other remedies have been
tried and failed, this medicine has proved TO be the
only panacea for Dyspepsia, Nervousness, General
Debility, Collie Sour Stomach, Colds, and Con-
sumption In its incipient stages. Prepared solely
Of vegetable extracts, and so admirably COM
pounded as to act at once upon the Liver, Diges-
tive organs, Blood, and Mind 1t drives ont Impu-
rifles, increases the Appetite improves the Diges-
tion, strengthens the Lungs. and so tones mp the
inner man as to- FENDER It fmpervious to ordinary
colds. Asa family medicine, 1t has no equal, and
needs only to be tried to recommend Itself.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Orders filed by
addressing e. BAKER,
ic4-tAu5 box 3aa Richmond, Va.
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MW. N. wORTHINGrON,
MEMBER NEW. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
BANKER AND BROKER,
as WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale or STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, AND EA-
CHANGE.
Deposits received subject TO sight DRAFT ana iouf
per cent. interest allowed on daily balances.
REFERENCES: -
war, a 10. New York: william Lamb, ESQ.,,
Prssident First National Bank, Norfolk Va;
Garth Fisher q Hardy, New York Lancaster =
Co.. Richmond. Va, james Punnett Esq.s tresi-
Cashier Park Bank n. Y: George 3. Cos. ESQ.,,
President American Exchange Hank, Ne x.;
Brown, Lancaster q Go, baltimore, Nd.
nah %-sm
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GRAND UNITED ORDER OF ODD
F." FELLOWS IN ANIERICA.LONE STAR
LODGE, No 1910. Of this city VIII celebrate their
1868.
There will be addresses on the occasion at the
First African Baptist church, ut o clock, by Rev.
Brother Aaron Pindell, pastor of the A. M. f..
church, Third street, and Brother James Eppes, of
Norfolk. ,.,
In the evening there will be- grand charitable
entertainment given at the United States Hotel
tween the Second Baptist church, In the course
of erection, and the Colored Orphan Asylum In
There viii be vocal and instrumental music Of
the best quality to grace the occasion.
Tickets can be procured from the Committee Of
a. LINE OF MARCH.
The Lodge will leave their hall, on Franklin
below Fifteenth street. at 10 O'Clock, and march to
the southern depot to meet the Lodges from Peters
burg, and then return. with their guests to their
hall. se zssgg ..zs-E t.E,,,. I.E IL, -, -
sion from the hail. march up Franklin to Fourteenth
street, through FourteenLhto Main street. up Main
to Third street through Third to Franklin street,
I'M Franklin to First street through First to Broad
street. down Broad to the First Baptist church,.
,,otai, RETURNING FROM CHURCH. 80
Down Broad to Twenty-ffth. street, through
Twentyxffth to Main street, up Main TO FlIteenth
street. along Fifteenth to Franklin, and down
Franklin street to the hall -
at night the guests and patrons OF the Order VIII
meet at the United States Hotel at go'ciock, ana
spend the evening In the most agreeable manner
By order of the Committee of Arrangements
r. FORESTER, Chairman
RIr.yn6on June G. 1895, s-t Sst - Sc 6lt*
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re JUST RECEIVED By STEAMER
NIAGARA PART OF HIS FOURTH ADDT-
TON OF NEW GOODS, AT JULIUS sYCLE's,
o13 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH.-Only 200 pieces Of most desirable DRESS
GOODS Just received per steamer Niagara, which
will be offered at reduced prices at JULIUS Sf-
Giles, sls Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
Don't buy anywhere till you look ut that large
and weIl-assorted stock Of every description of
GOODS at JULIUS SYCLE'S s13 Main street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth.
Stop at JULIUS SYCLE's to look at his most
complete stock of fine Hernanis Grenadines, Plain
and Plaid Silks Lace Points, and Silk Sacques, OF
the latest designs ever shown in this city. Don't
forget OLD Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
Special attention is called TO his immense stock
of MOURNING GOODS. JULIUS SYCLE.
sl3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
A full line of Swiss Muslin, Jaconet Cambria,
India Long Cloth. Plain and Plaid Nansook, Sd
French Organdic, &C., can be found at all times at
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
s13 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
GREAT DECLINE IN DOMESTIC GOODS
JULIUS SYCLE has undoubtedly the largest stock
Of DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS in the city
bought at the recent decline In prices-such as
Bleached and Brown of every description Calico,
the most beautiful patterns; 1o4 Blcached and
Brown Sheeting, Pilow-case Cotton, Bed Tick,
Shifting Stripes, &c. Do not buy before you ex-
anime his entire stock. Remember sls Main
street, between Ninth and Tenth
Constantly on hand, full stock OF MEMS ana
BOYS WEAR, Linen Shirts, Hosiery, Gloves,
and Notions, and great many other articles too
numerous to mention, which can always be found
at JULIUS SYCLE'S, sls Main street, between
Ninth and Tenth.
NOTICE.-The following gentlemen are with me
as statesmen, and would be pleased to see their
friends and the public In general Ritter G.. Care,
George Swabacher George P. Bagby, William Il.
Gordon, and Jonas Weinberg.
mysO JULIUS SYCLE, 9l3 Main street.
Ray BREEDEN & FOX ARE OPENING
this week large additional supplies of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
bought at the auction sales In New York during
the past week at extremely low prices.
ALSO,
a very extensive assortment of
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
BREEDEN g. FOX,
my Pilot No. DOL Broad street.
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE.

ERAMED HOUSE FOR SALE.-WeM
offer for sale, subject to removal July !, Ell
the WOODEN FRAMED STORE. AND BACK
Ninth and Franklin streets. The house was built
with a view r. removal, and would not be injured.
SO ldEADE & BAKER, 9ls Main street.
Ia i-IW u.
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STEAMERS.

FOR NEW Y0RK-OLD Do &ffS
II MINION STEAMSHIP CoMPA-sSasLsG
NY;-The splendid new Sidc1whsei steamships
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY;
Leave RICHMOND every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and
These ships are entirely new !; they have elegan,
saloons and staterooms; the fare, accommoda-
tions, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Frcights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save FOR ar-
tual expenses incurred.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected ut lowest rates when ordered.
N. L.. McCREADI, President lS7 Greenwich
S're %1E EiT me- {. DUNLAP & CO., Agents.
mys corner Main and Eleventh streets.
EOR NORFOLK, PORTs-e.fIJ
ON THE JAMES RIVER.-The fast and elegant
steamer JOHN SYLVESTER. Captain 2. C. GT-
FORD leaves her gha5f e R9skss f., S1G ,n5
FRIDAY at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, and returns on Tues
day Thgrsdsy " and Saturday; time to
TRAIN leaves leaves CITY POINT for PETERS
h Fare % o. S soriSft q ~ sshannA
received up TO q ?: N. daily for BOSTON; Bal
PEAKE BAY and ALL LANDINGS ON JAMES
RIVER Mt reasonable rates.
Freigfits for way-landings must be prepaid.
Letters entrusted to purser Of steamer must be .
enclosed In Government stamped envelope.
AK hRR91y'o Z o B I sssamsl, ss Shait
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND &Tss
Il AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP sE+s4sssssz.
LINE.-Steamers NORFOLK and ALEXAS.
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRl-
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken for Norfolk also for CHARLES,
TON, SAVANNAH, aud NEW ORLEANS, ana
bills of1ading signed through.
Passage Ia. Philadelphia, including meals ah'
stateroom, 80. w. p. PORTER, Agent
oc 81 ONCE No c4ss on the Dock.
THEAP, RELIABLE, AN Ds@I
CSAFE ROUTE TO BALTI-1 -:
MORE SAVANNAH, BOSTON, AND The
WEST.-TRI-WEEKLY LINE.-POWHhIi,A',SS
STEAMBOAT CoHPANY.-NO CHARGE F0 0s
VIII IRA GE-NO TRANStIiPMENIp, c 9F
GOODS BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND RICH
MOND. = Leaves Baltimore every TUEsD1Aaih,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY; Leaves e. ,. ki Si-
TURDAY. Freight received every day sexceps
sunday up TO s O'Clock p. M. These steamers
have excellent saloon, stateroom, ana PassenBget
accommodations. Fare reduced 20 THkEE .Dt oh'
LARS; mesis and staterooms exfra. FOR ffeEu
W p p'' H SHRVEYs q WILLIAMS, Agents,
corner Thirteenth and Cary streets,
Our Mr. J. d. HARVEY and Mr.: WlLILi AZ
RRErT an experienced clerk. Will attend per
sonally 10 receiving and delivering frslsht; vsn,,.
- up io-sn 4.s.,s---1-..
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m VIM. B. ISAACS & CO., BANKERS
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, dealers in COIN, BONDS, STOCKS,
BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER, and
NEGOTIATE LOANS.
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
CERTIFICATES issued for same.
; COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points In
the limited States, Canadas- and Europe. ~
NH 28-3m
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ME- GOOD GOoDs-CHEAP GOODS.
GOODS FROM THE MANUFAC TURERs,
GOODS FROM THE IMPORTERS,
GOODS FROM COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
GOODS FROM THE JOBBERS,
GOODS FROM AUCTION.
We now offer complete stock of DRY GOODS,
purchased lust as low as the money could buy
them, which enables US to offer superior adyan-
tages to our customers
LAWNS at 1928, 90 and 25c.;
ENGLISH BERAGES at ooc., worth Soc;
MOZAHfBIQUES at 2oc., worth 3oc.;
MozANrBIQUEs and LENos at Soc, worth Soc.
STRIPED and BRoCADE DELAINEs at 25c.,
worth 37ic.;
LINEN LAWNS at s7sc., worth Soc;
DOMESTIC GINsHAMs at l2ac.;
WHITE and RED CHECKED MATING at sSc.
and 45c. per yard for superior article;
CHECKED MUsLINs at 10 % and 2oc., worth
20 and sOc.;
NAINsooK MUSLIN 40 inches wide, at CSC. per
ward. worth doc. and no mistake
SWISS NUSLINs at zoe. per yard, just the article
for lining thin dresses;
Handsome LACE COLLARS at 2s, so, 7sc., and
$l-just half the regular price;
Heavy BROWN LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, war
ranted all linen, at 81, worth $1.5o;
WHITE TABLE LINEN at 7sc. per yard, worth
ST.; 81
Fine Blue, Brown, and Green BERAGE for Wells
at soc. per yard, worth &c.;
COTTON DAMASK, for Table Cloths or Counter
panes, at s73c. per yard, worth soc.;
Handsome BROCADE BONNET RIBBONS at
80 and 35c., worth so and sOc.
TRIMMING RIBBONS from csc. to sl.25 apiece;
GILT HEAD-BANDs at Is and 2sc., worth double
the money;
Pure LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKER-
CHIEFS at 2sc., worth 37ac.;
Very fine HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs
ut Soc, worth 75c.;
BLACK LACE for Wells at &C., worth 75c. per
yard;
BLACK LACE Wells at 25c., worth 7sc.
White and Colored COTTON HOSE at 12sc.
Very fine ENGLISH HOSE, equal to the finest
Lisle Thread, at $3.50 per dozen, worth 80 per
dozen; ~
Heavy HoNEY-CoMB QUILTS at s2.so-the
usual price is 81;
FROCK WAISTS for Infants Dresses, elegantly
embroidered, at so, &c.,, and 81;
STAMPED APRONS, ready for use, fast colors,
at Soc;
CAMBRIA EDGINGS and INSERTINGs at 10,
Is and zoe. per yard; .a
The genuine INVISIBLE NETS at 2sc.;
STEEL TACKs or NAIL HEADS, all sizes, at
CSC. per gross;
Real TWISTED SILK MITS at &c.;
MITS FOR CHILDREN, all sizes, at o5c.;
CROCHET EDGING at CSC. per piece of L. yards,
worth SC. per yard;
DAISY FRILLING or DIMITY RUFFLE at IS,
20. and Soc. apiece-just half the usual price;
MARSEILLEs TRIMMINGS, L. yards in piece,
at IS and 5oc., worth soc, and 81.
Four thousand two hundred and ffty-three other
articles at very low prices.
NEW GOODS by every steamer at
LEVY BROTHERS, l547 Main street,
jes nearly opposite the market-house.
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vNsr1RANCE COMPANIES.

THE MUTUAL LIFE"
IN THE WORLD. 1t Is conducted on the only
principle which time and experience has proved to
be ultimately safe and trustworthy. Its assets are
not Invested In fancy stocks personal securities,
but In bonds and mortgages on real estate, being
first lien on same and thus placed beyond the
reach of any contingency.
whole profits annually among the assured, and
this dividend can be used In payment OF premiums
or to purchase additional Insurance. ut the option
Of the polcy-holder.
No 10l4 Main street..
DR.. J. B. McCAw, Medical Examiner. NH 20