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Special Motif


W. nv - OOOe - -
Cast Iron undsrgoa narked changes under the alter
nate setion Of heat and cold and the human body
not cost iron. On the contrary, IL combinaton Of
deca to tissues and nbres which ere sxqu.itey ssp.i
tive 70 atmospheric changes, and unle.s protected
against sudden and violent variations oftsupMature
tss prsssutsns SIRE TO be dsastrou.y Affected By
then.
Al TIL sssou ne dieenos bssvssa ~ tsApsrature
Of asht - dsy greater thsa It any other period Of
he yer. asd NJ stonacA the v the bowels ana tas
nervon system apt 70 receive violent shocks from
shees saag sssultiss In indissstion billions attacks
debility, low ssFvoss fever. lsvss end asss. remttent
vsr -. ssstain end reinforce these organs there
FORE With ~ pursst aad most potent Of I'll vegetable
tonics and Alternatives viz; HosTErTEKs STOMACH
BTTfBRe. Ths effect Of this matcbless invisoranta
brace % The whole Vital o4eanifaon and regulate its
action. Ussfal af II seasons Of promoting
perfect Dig sor An and natural dow Of bfie
hssthV condition ~ III bowels end tbs skin spec
tally necessary In the Pail when the complaints arising
from checked pefspratiou ocoAmon: II Is found
BY those who In the habit Of nsing this
aud unsaua1sd toas ~ Il ssnothsas aAA fortnes
the body render proof agsinst the morbid nu
which infect the Air during tAs prevalence
demise [sspt23-dA~
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GRAND BARBECUE ar DIES MONIES
cLAaEr1s LArEsT PLATFORM.

WE TELL THEM (THE REPUBLIcANs)
THIEvIE0 ARE FAST DRAWING TO
CLOSE, AND THAT THEY WILL GO OUT OF
OFFICE AT THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION EITHER BY BALLOTS OR BY
BULLETS-BY BALLOTS If THE PEOPLE
ARE ALLOWED TO VOTE, AND BY Bull
LET'S II THEY Arm NOT iageH, ~ IA
lpnsfifntsoa,
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HALLS
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover

ErerY yenr increases the yopu-
iaftty If mis- ratuabfe Hnir Prep
0rufivn, Wiiich il dire. to merit
atone. Ne can assure oa,. old
1lfttfons H,uf IL is heIf rum uD 10
its high standard. and IL IL"
ych0 hare neref used IL ne can
confidently sag, that IL is the oHfB
reliable md perfected prepare
fion to restore GRAY OFT FADED
HAIR to its UOHthftI color, mdk-
inU II soft, fmsfrous, and sifheH
the scniD, on its Hse, becon,es
,cHite and cfenH: IL reDl0res all
erHpti0ns amt dunttruU, nnd bU
it's tonic properties pfeeenfs the
hair from JatiinV ont, as IL slim
hintcs u"d HOnrishes the hair
glands. BIZ its use the hntr OroWs
thicker and stronger. In bUidness
IL restores the capillary Ofdtsfs
to their normal riD0r, ana WiH
extreme OH dge. II IL the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used, as it enquiries Ietcer
applications. aud gices the hdtr
Mat sptenttid glossy appearance
so much ndWired bD MI. Il. 4.
HaHcs. VI. H.. lSfnfe Ass0Uey Of
1Hass., suYs, "fHe con sfitHenfs are
pure anil careIuity selected for
erneileRt gMnfifU, ami ! r0Hsfder
it ,he BEST PREPARATION for
lis Intended pHrpOses.' Ne pub
Ish u treatise on me hair, nohich
,ce send FREE bD mail upon oppti-
ctffi0H. WH,ch eohfUiHs cOUlSlteH-
datorv notices from cle,DNnen,
uhysicians. the press. and others.
He hare 1naie the study NJ the
- a.
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1ORDsH ADOWIHGs OF THE DEMO-
CRATIC POLICY IN THE SOUTH.

DDHAOOWINGD OF THE DINO
CRATIC POLICY IN THE SOUTH.
The leopard cannot change it's spots. No
moro can the Democratic party be other
than the party Of pro-slaver,ism and preju-
dice and injustice. 1t can no more do JUS
tee to . colored man than the earth can
change its course.
Frank P. Blair and the Democratic party
having pronounced Reconstruction "uncons
stitutional and void,' the Southern Democ-
racy are iuaugurating the practical applica-
ton Of that political logic.
In the Georgia Legislature. now entirely
controlled by the Democracy, We have fore
shadowing of what Democratic policy would
be in the event Of Seymour and Blair's cleo
ton. The Georgia House. on the l4th inst.
lsays the New York Tribunss corresponds
snt,) took another step toward the culmi-
nation Of the counter>revolution which is IN
such rapid psogrsss in that State. A bill
wss passed adopting the. jury system Of the
old Slave Code, which forbida colored men
sitting upon juries. This 8 practically DENY
ingtotAe eolorsd citizen the right Of trial By
jafy, Or, vAils the prejsdics Of race remains
% potent, he can have no justice in . suit
NTH white MAJ; and the freedman is vorse
q, vAsa seeused Of crime, than w. the
slave, for the latter WAS too valuable 4 piece
of pscpssy . - wastsd in hanging, vhile
The freedman 10 the property Of nobody but
himself. The proceeding ms II violation Of
the vssy Constitution from which tho Leeis-
laturs der1ves its existence and power to
make la1s, for that document prescribes but
one criterion By which juries shall BE- select
I'd, to-wit: intelligence and nprieh,ness.
while ths old system, agaia psrpstuaied, %.
naliahss quitS : Different -, -to-wit: color.
IL GsAslisation says: The Gsnsral Asssm-
BY mn pvovids y ~ for tho selection Of
nD(4 nd intelllgspt persons 10 serves
..urors, but the Code declares that such ID
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mr. Jsdae Of Grf.u 0esvs
JOHN ,. DnAYRR. Of Henry County.


81 & tBOMs y. 3. YOunM
Republican candidate for Elector q Large will speak 1t
shs solovtnG lines Aad places, the mee,fnss p
mssos at.x Ut16kx. m.
Wapeilo Monday, september, "A
WssAiposon. v slnesday. /" Ii.
ka5s0eal. Bsb0Ayy is.
Mt Pleasant, Saturday, /" 10
Burlington, Monday, /" "a
Fort AadsoD. Wsdnssday :. q
EsnhnAs InAny. rs
ksUDesA, MsndAy, . 2s
Charlton, Wednesday, j" 20.
Abba, Thursday, October. 1
sttumwA. eaturday. g.
0akalovss, Tuesday, 6.
Adj, THURSDAY, g.
De- notnes Saturday, /" TO-
Local Comnttss are requested to make the necessary
sfn1s1sntA Fit = considered desirable 1t any psee
Chat the msetngS should be holden IN the afternoon
sneh change may ~ made ~ unJcarion with Mr.
Young. Rspublicss papers plsass copy.
PETER NMHNpY Ohm
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STATE TlOKET.

M 6smaa,y u Aats,
ED: WRIGHT Of Cedar County.
lhv Auditor ef 0at,
pOHN A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County.
~ 1sssAr0 Of SAT-,
eAM'L E. RANKIN, Of Washington County.
For Fighter Of &ate Land O1ee,
q g. CARPENTER, of Webster County.
ar Attorney Grn~al
HENRY O'CONNOR, Of Muscatine County.
FOR MEMBERS or CONGRESS
Frn Dsarsct-GEORG ". McCRARYr
0sopsd Distvtct-Col. WILLIAM sMYTH
9hfrd Dffyta-
Fbsrth Dsxtrtct- LOUaHRTDaH
ftfth Disfraa FRANK W. PALMER.
$50 Marxek-~-- tss
mr. JNdae Of Circus, 0esv<
JOHN ,. DnAYRR Of Henry County
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 The bsst In the world the
only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable instanta
nsous Asappolnt0eat; ridiculous tnts remedies
he III elects Of Bad dyes invigoeatss and leaves the
Hair soft and bssutfal, blssA bvoss~. Gold BY all
Drussts and Perfumsrs. and properly applied Al Batch
lors's Wig Bsetory, Ho 10 Bond street, New York.
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Vinegar W Orks.

tDhtsslSas Pu-e Cider VINEGAR; warranted Pure
and 10 pr pekias strong and paa.abie. lars-
est vof ks IN tho United statss. establishes Is3s
cGE PRESSING, 339 aud s4I STATE ct.
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Watches and JeWeIr.

4 Il. MILLER, corner haunoipp ara Clark street..
n. Importer, Maa:aet .rsr and wholesale . Ter In
Watches, Jewel-y, Silver AMI Plated Ware .Yerey Of
thse ationai " ateh Co
u,seebQl.Aeodgy
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TESTIMONIALS.

HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Chief I4stic, efhe Supreme Curt Of Pennsyicaaiq
write
Philadelphia March is, 1867.
II ind Hoonsuds - German Btters is a
tive organs, and Of - great benefit in cases
OF debility and vanto action In the system
Yours truly, GEO. W. WOODWARD
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
Judge Of tAe fupr~n. Court ef Pennsylvania.
Phiiaastph ApriI rs. 1886,
VI consider 'Hocfand's German BitteIs ratsnbls
sedicns In Ct attacks OF Indigestion Dyspepsia
can certify this from my experience OF it.
Yours, with respect,
JANIS THOMPSON.
From Rev. JOS. H. KENNARD, d. D.,
Pastor of III. Teah Bpatsn tAsrrh Fs,iladelphfa
Dr. Jdckson-DeaI Hir:- have been frequently re-
gu .sted connect my with atoms OF
different kinds Of medicines but regarding the practice
90 out Of my appropria sphere, have in
,srious instances snds par,ienlarlx Pm IN nv
family Of thu usefulness OF Or. Hoofands German
Bitters, depart for once from my usual
press my full conviction that for general debility Of TIE
system. and especialiy for Lirer Compd,at Is sal,
and ralaable prpprc tion In some il may fail but
usually doubt not II will be very beneficial to those
who IN Ter from the above
Yours, very respectfully,
}. H. EENNAKp
Eighth. helnw Coates it.
From Rev. r. ID. FENDaLL,
Assista,.t EDITOR Gtristinn caroaieie Phiia3ephsa
have derived decided benefit from The use Of Hoof
ands Geran Biters and feel 1t my privilege to recon-
mend th em most valuable tonic all who are suf
ferin9 from general debility FROM diseases arising
from arrangement Of the liver.
Yours, truly,
D rFSpALL.
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q ILBkRt HUBBARD h u 7anee ana Curds9a OF all
~ descriptions. Cotton Canvass of all widths and
weight Tents. Awnings aid Covers, Tar Pitch 0akum
Take Blocks, ete, 205 and on1 Water street
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seed store.

~ b BaoWN 4 ca, M.tna, turers. Our Skelp, are
VI. the heaviest and best off red tte ,taaa aend
for illustrated catalogue, IS hnssbury street
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. n Il NJ x ri
80
llnnrlaun,c rrnaaau
HUUTIANUO 0EnWHW
~or-
u.>u..ra.p hr H. q ~ IncH.nm
- =.
tue CREAT re EnY
@#
-. s.oh
1V0. Os
or DageAt1ve organs.
H0nf1and'G f1arman Rittnre.
=, ..a,,.a !, ~. nnre ,n,c.. q, :. ,,sv
are nedesIly tam 81. Erfssessf Boots.
Herbs snd Bsrls. T. smatinx !. Preparation
highly cor esnsrsssd ana entirely Jres5'o aseon0e az
r !, German ! o,,c
]. combination .. ~ tns ,nsa ayr. q r, the n.
&c mstinr one o. the most pleasant snd .xreeapie
remedies ever offered 70 t.e pubic
Iso.s .rs,es.nsa medie'ns nee ron Aioono''o a.
'n'. W
a.rr...,o. .han uo,,. .,.o,o,,.
IN csae. o. esrvons depression, when some ALCOHOLIC
HooFLAND's GERMAN TONIC
~. a, .hs Tonio Ds .r us both eou.y zoe and
The stomach nom variety q causes, sneh as indi-
Es..ion, py.psp. .n i, fun .,ess s asfsnsea
~ ,s-cst ~ rh,ch 4 that the patient suf re
fro., ss.s,., or NOR Of the folio Wing diseases:
Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Full
ness OF Blood to the Heao. hcldlty OIL
the Stomach. Nausea, Heartburn,
D;eoo,t for the Food. Fulness
~
" soar Erpcts,;ops. Sink.
ing or Flutterinp at the Pit
&c ~ ctorach lw;mm;no nc
sno n.anis
the deaQ, Hurried OF DlHlcuit prea-
thing E1utteripp at the Heart. Choking
c.,aaa.,;,, Oans.t;on. when IN n y;r1
VI oo r. w..
po Mh mus ha s ., 'l no pa po's or
the Head. Deficiency of Perspi.
ration iowness Of
D.
the SKIN ana Dryest Talu
in the Sides, Back, Chest, Limbs.
atc sudden Flushes Of Heat. Burning
TT ra,., Io.;;a, &c E;I
- 'n .n.i Coal nsnrass;on ~ Sa,r;,s
,.mAfa. viii .f.rtually curs J,y.r Complaint
80. n.na,si. chropic a. Narr,ns Debii,ty Chra.
II. n..,-h.s ns.a.a ~ ira K;dn.ys ard ALL Diseases
stn froyn n;aorde,e "a liver Stomach or Iptestines
'ss ~
1DERzLxTF
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Seamless ThasnbI. size 49,.

AfUkh 4 KAY. Carriage foods, nadiisry Hard-
ware, Leather. Huhs. slokes and rent Carriage
" RI sInngs, Axies Bots, Ma,ieable Iron. IS 4
La
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eneltIirry ttnrdWare.

u RtGHAM4 GOODYEAR HAYES, Cdach and
- diers Hardware, Lestser, Enbs, Spokes aud
earriase rk, springs, Axles, Bolts and Maealie
lel Lake street
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$ . ----si----=.-z
ssals.
sx .Ofing skates.
Sadaslery III. .aMare.

pIRtLE. Green aud RED tio"nug states onis
L honse in the West ksepine large supply; praefiea
skaters furnished Whitacfe Raymond 1856 Washington
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Fancy Dry 10Ods aud Notions.
II EIrH, WOOD 4 CO importers and Jobh.is OF
IN Fancy Dry Goods, Nosions. Hosiery, White foods
aad Wooden ooaa. complete stock lowest prices Ca and
65 Miehgs Avenue.
SkYMuUk. u ri Err co. In portsrs aud Jobbers in
~ White Goods LINENS, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions,
trimmings. ,tnr. cts - ais s,rnet
HIANNINt Bxos, @Esrs o.. Wholesale d,x3ers ix
vi Notions Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, 6oves aud Fancy
ery Goods - Ink street Gar stock suti. ely
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wta.epennstsntiye IN hand andfo aisatsAsisusss
psissrto cash customer aEd promEt q large a
arifssiectssstork ~ STAPLE ana FANCY
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The shortening Of ladies' trains is again
threatened--i e., the length Of the grace
full --drapery of the terrestrial angels; not
their trains of admirers and lovers. These
last never can be curtailed, and never
should be-. But we have no objection to
the ahbreyiation Of the sacred folds which
,enyelop their worshipful forms. In the
parlor and ballroom, trains are appropri-
ate enough, and lend much grace to the
movement Of the fair; but in the streets
and in all outdoor exercises they have ever
been an abomination in the sight of men.
Who will undertake to enumerate the dis
gusting scayenger performances of those
long dresses The world has seen no such
degradation Of consecrated things-no such
lowering of what, in the esteem of love and
virtue, should know no contamination with
the dust and filth of this world. God bless
the ladies, and kind Providence keep
their dresses out Of tobacco juice, etc., etc.
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sPEclIAL NOTICES.
1850 3. = - A@H1At11ssssERdO1A01zOs
n SIC sEMPER TyRANNJs
tDoW WITH ALL TYRANTsl
Is THE MOTTO OF VIRGINIA.
DOWN WITH ALL HIGH PRICES 1.
Is THE MOTTO OF
~ ,ss4Jd o. EPH sTRsAsUssE sssa4s.
No. lsss MAIN STREET.

ask the citizens OF Richmond and the people
the country to can without fail and supply them
selves with the great bargains offered below which
have bought at the late bankrupt sales ut less
than fifty cents in the dollar:
Ladies' SILK MANTILLAs, cost $40 to $l2 VIII
be sold at s2.75; Ladies' SILK MITS at s1t 90,
and 75c.-eost twice the money; Misses and Chill
dren's SILK MITs at e5c., worth soc. the best
Ladies' KID GLOVES at s1.2s sellineeveryw
at s2; Ladies', Misses, and Children's HOSE, a
good article. at pac. Ladies', Misses, and Chill
dren's Isle THREAD GLOVES from l7Ac up;
Ladies' and Gents 2, G x EFT HANDKER-
CHIEFS the cheapest In the city; French Whale
bone CORsETss at 81, worth slso; JACoNET
LAWN, small figured, yard wide, at 2sc.; SWISS
CAMBRIA, CHECK MUSLIN, White and Color
ed BRILLIANTs, MOZAMBIQUEs, POPLINs,
Black and Colored ALPACA, at astonfshingly low
prices; fine Black and White JACoNET LAWNS
for mourning dresses at le3c. worth sOc 200 yards
black or white SPOOL COTTON at &C.; 1000
boxes Gents PAPER COLLARS at 1oc. a box,
worth 25c.; E TICK, 19sc.; SHIFTING
STRIPES, 12sc.; APRON CHECKS, 12sc. Brown
and Bleached COTTON, 12sc.; KENTUCKY
JEANS, TWEEDS, CASSIMEREs, FARMERS
SATIN, LINEN DRILLINGs, LINEN CHECKS,
and thousands Of other goods, at such low figure
as viii satisfy the most obstinate customer.
Everything in the store will be sold to give salts
faction.
None should fail 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 & Son.
my2l JOSEPH sTRAUsE.
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The Trenton True american states that
Mr.. CoLrAx charged 5000 for delivering
lecture in that city for the benefit of the
Widows and Single Women's Home" Ger
tainly Mr.. c., with salary of $4,000 per
annum, might have afforded to deliver this
lecture without charge. 1t would have
been more graceful to have declined to de-
liver it. His greed got the better of his
Judgment, and the ladies, who hate mean
and ayaricious deeds, will likely reward
him
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TIT FOR TAT.-The Radical papers quote
MILES O'REILLY as Democratic authority,
and the Democratic papers quote HENRY
RAYMOND as Republican authority. This
is but fair. RAYMOND is as good Rcpub-
lican as General HALPINE is Demo
crat. and uice rerSa. For our part, we
wouldn't give button for the opinion OF
either of them. 1t wouldn't surprise US to
see them change candidates for President
before the election-RAYAoND going for
H,ScocK. and HALPINE for GRANT.
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II IS ALL For WHrsxEY.-H is now
pretty generally understood that Woot1EY
is indeed the representative Of o New
York whiskey ring, and that a full confess
sion by him would expose much corruption
in that line: o very different affair from
impeachment. We predict that after lit
tie show Of zeal to detect corruption by the
very corrupt men who have the matter IN
hand they will let WooLLEY SO. The re-
putation of Congress is too deeply involved
to carry that affair any further. l., .-s
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How ONE Man BUILDS TOwN.-The
late Lord BRorGHAM made famous place
out of the little seaport of Cannes, fishing
town on the Mediterranean in the Depart
ment of Vra, France. 1t is situated upon o
projection into the sea, and on one side has its
lalbor tolerably well protected, but rather
shallow, so that it had been used chiefly
for the smacks of fishermen. In 1882
Lord BROuGHAM was attracted to it by its
salubriousness and the beauty Of its situa-
ton. Then there was scarcely decent
house in the place, and not a comfortable
hotel for strangers. After he went there
he gave new impulse to Improvement,
and the place was rapidly adorned with
handsome villas and cottages, the residences
of the numerous wealthy and noble persons
who followed Lord BRoUGHAM's example in
making Cannes place of winter resi-
dcncc. There are now in Cannes hotels
whose construction cost more than mil
lion and half of dollars. AT that beauti-
full and delightful place Lord BRoUGHAM
breathed his last, and his death, of course,
was great loss to the inhabitants, he hav-
ing been the founder, as it were, of the
place. Cannes is in some sort famous as
having been the place where the first
NAPOLEON landed on returning from Elba.
Here is seen what one man can do in the
way of making place great and prosper
Gus. Lord BRoUGHAM built Cannes as re-
treat for health and pleasure. A man of
like energy and influence might do more
permanent and equally signal service in
building up manufacturing community.
In this way individuals may establish for
themselves fame of the most lasting ma
ture, and entitle themselves to the graft
tude Of whole communities.
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lsrsY G0ODs.

A MERICANaTRADE PALACE-429s
IN BR0ADeSTREETs-fsav fng Just returned
from New York where have been gnytlg nv sef
am now prepared to offer to the public better
and more complete stock Of goods than ever aaa
IN buying. Ny stock shall be kept up by constant
weekly arrivals. Ioffer at the following low.
prices: Beautiful Delaine. 2oc.; beautiful solid
color Alpaca 30c.; beautiful Prints, fast colors,
Toe. and upward Ladies' White Cotton Hose, 12ac.
and upwards Children,s and Misses Hose, loc.
Plain aud Dotted Swiss Muslin, Ladies', Gents,
and Misses Gloves. Also, large and beautiful
assortment of Fans and Parasols, which we ofer
very cheap; Ladies' Hoop-skirts, soc. and upward.
Alarge snd weli-selected stock OF Gent Summer
Cassimeres. Great bargains IN Carpets, Blankets,
Bleached and Unbleached Domestics. Particular
beautiful assortment of Straw Goods, Ladies'
Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, etc. upr,,r
my 81 s. HElNE.
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sIsECIA,I.Et,a


~ JUST REcEIvED --B STEAMER
MAG. ARA FART OF HIS FOURTH ADp,.
TfoN e,F NEW GOODS, ATJULIus sYCLEs,
es MAIN STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH>-only 200 pieces of most desirable DRESS
GOODS jnss received per steamer Niagara. which
wii,bc ohseed at reduced prices iii Jfrr1I sv-
CLE,s, sls htain street, between Ninth and Tent,,
DON'T buy anywhere till you loos st TINT ,,rr
and well-assorted stock OF eyory descrintiom ~
GOODS at JULIUS sYCLE,s Ola Masi street sA h ~
tween Ninth aud Tenth, - - y
Z Stop at JULIUS sECLE,s to look Mt his most
complete STOCK OF ME Hernanis Grenadines, Plain
and Piaid SILKS, Lace. Points and SILK sacaues. of
tue lA.est Gefigns ever shown in this city. Don't
forget Bis main street, between Ninth and Tenth
Special attention is called 10 his Immense stool
Of MOURNING GOODS. JULIUS .sYCLE
slS Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
A fun line of Swiss Muslin, Jaconet Cambria,
India Long Cloth Plain and Plaid Nainsook, 81
french Organize, &C., can be found at all times at
q JULIUS SYCLE,S,s
sls 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; 1914 Bleached and
Brown Sheeting, I'illow-case Cotton, Bed Tick.
SHIFTING Stripes, &oc. Do not buy before you ex
anime his, entire stock. Remember sl3 Main
street, between Ninth and Tenth.
Constantly on hand, full stock Of MEMS and
BOYS WEAR, Linen Shirts. Hosiery, Gloves,
aud Notions, and u great many other articles too
numerous to mention, which can always be found
at JULIUS SYCLE'S, sls Main street, between
Ninth and Tenth. --a
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 H.
Gordon and Jonas Weinberg.
myao JULIUS SYCLE, s1a Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-30
Screws Loesr.--The Radicals = are some

Fl ScREws LoesE.--The Radicals are some.
what disturbed by the statement that one
Of the Arkansas senators has gone over to
the Democrats; and they are still more
concerned about the state Of parties in the
Georgia Legislature, in which, it is said on
the authority Of the Macon Telegraph, the
Democrats have majority on Joint ballot
Of seven. There is tie in the senate-22
Democrats and 20 negroes and white Radi-
cals--while the House stands: Democrats,
So: Radicals and blacks, Is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-30
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