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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-25
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Bunions, Burns, Chapped Hands, ChIblaIns
Fistula, GOut, LumbagO, MeTcurial Eruptions,
Piles, Rheumatism, RIDgworm, Salt Rhoum, Skin
Diseases, Scads, Swolled Glands, Sore Legs Sore
Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Threats, Sorcs Of all
kinds, Sprsins, stiff Joints, letter, Ulcers, Ven
ereal Sores; Wounds Of all kinds.
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sssis'5 5.y. ess s..ss ss.ts Rev sss1s
tingly q. q Marin6rdo,s Richard Martin DS. =.
MissFs M;es Fao,SZs Ss.spsl lsIl Minis
Mitchell. E. C.Moore. sT. 3. Moore D. III. Mfirpt:
Joy. John. Mooney Lewis Montaeue,: ~. Moon.
DIV iHsa Morris iia M Moss Mor.oa k MsTse M,
ger, L:1Muryhy Z, Murphy, Thomas Muidoon,
osaaf Sssinhn Mall aSEes m sy Myers g,, m ,,r,, I,
Wccsies cisssss Meesses 5ses msy
aTern. j.. 81 MeInsire L. &eRowsa, tsi % ). B, Mske1.
N;s;2i. NN;;sissse Gssasa: 1 g
NlcholsS, lE. NV. Newburp, 81. P.r oles, II. M.
NnnnSlly - - .s-- - - -, -.
'V,-f'&;D.t Q, Donahos iH. "a Oliver, j.. II.
nveS oHaeEs oha 2ess1 s a,nnaI 9a1,iP & oees
y: ralmef j; PAU e, n. il! PsInssss Dr. isy a. 4
aase rsesfns e. a s. fsS
aIeton: , n MlhiHm1 Perry, William +. .Peay, An.
soHi rPhIagno, GhaTiss 2. Picket, william Pitcher
W. f1oie1 M, Frank Frat, James Il. Powell. -
III, a,W W. 2narles ..,,c 4, ,g.a9 ,...j,7 :.
pRhs RNlsnG 1aee1 r. g5ans H Kan
aolPh lpi 6; G. Ready Edmund D Reda cSllsn gey;
TS,as Reds l Mff,nTy hsynolds yaes Kegaiy K9oer,
els a O. Reilly @ John So. Eic5ardsen %. Rove
liam j. Roberts G gaes see john Snfs Rower
So'R RdR;a. RGhn Ii g. n RssssGs J; 8 Rev aswlaRa
pchn, o., hSmnIns, Wills hopinson, W. " koher, ". a.
~ s.rnno, a,ho-t s.rdo..av 1or-
d., Sf Sm % Asoero S,a1I q. saTuoosSSy, S. 'y5
Con NJ Saoer J9hh an1o & SaunGers Ume saie
=; saie, M -
Schn SShI ~
y. scott 5. a. schultz, Seligs6erg, R9hen 20 Coz.
23seph L. seay; yom SeddSn, sInSspher9d :, q
MelZ, God1Tey SE9itSn, -. M. ESEacReIora, .. z.
q, q: s. sims % John T. sigS James simpson, q
Ii Smith jent 81 SmiiS Paml r Sih smith William
smith, William e: Smith, w. a. smith William
=; S3utnwort, a J1nn a: sprage'nss p. Sprigg'
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y3sepn Sease' ~ y; StsS Le'er Std III. SMSariIng
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ns- GREAT. CIR ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS

m GREAT. ARRIVAL Of DRY GOODS
at JOSEPH STRAUsE. Greater bargains than
ever. Immense lots Of AUCTION GOODS just
received. Be 1t peace or war, sunshine or storm,
the motto Of JOSEPH sTRAUsE win always be
DOWN WITH ALL HIGH PRICES.
Look atour list below, and notice the great array
Of bargains enumerated there: fYG}pitQ 77f5E
Good Hoop Skirts, s5c., cheap at SOC. s-inch
Tape Heavy Hoop Skirts, 7Sc., worth $1-a great
bargain; 100 Ladies' Colored Silk Parasols, $l.7S
worth o.: 500 Ladies, Black Silk Sun Umbrellas at
$3.50 and $1.75 worth double: 900 Ladies' best
quality White Whalebone Corsets, s73c.; 200 La
dies White Whalebone Corsets at 75c., real bar
gain l. 900 Gents Paper Collars at loc. per box,
worth 25c. 200 dozen Ladies' silk Mits only 4oc,
cheaper than the cheapest: 100 dozen Misses and
and Children's Mits, IS and 57ir. cheap at 7Sc.
1jo pieces Mosquito Net $14o apiece, worth &2 400
dozen Willow Fans, nicely bound 2oc.. worth Eoc.;
900 dozen highly perfumed Family Soaps, SOC.
dozen. worth 81; Ladies' Pocket Handkerchefs at
l0c., l23c., and Is. nice assortment OF Ladies',
Misses and Chlldrcn's Lisle Gloves; Ladies'.g
Misses and Children's Hose at l2ic, full 200 yards
Spool Cotton, four for &C. few OF those cheap
Silk Lace Santillas left, which will close out for
only $780, which originally cost $s; the handsom.
est stock of Dress Goods In the city, which VIII be
sold to please every one; Doublc-Width Mozam-
bque at 2sc. worth 4oc ;beautlful Chsllles at &c.
rich and beautiful Plaid and Plain Lenos, Grena-
dimes, Poplins, Organdes. and Jaconet Lawns;
all colors Berages, LamartInes, and other Dress
Goods at such low price MS will please the hard
est customer a splendid assortment Of Calico for
l2lc; beautiful Colored Alpacas s5c., cheap at soc
Russia Crash for towelllng, 12ic. per yard genu-
Inc English Bathing Towels l2ac. Bleached Cot
ton at 10 and l2ac. 900 Gents Bosoms, 2oc apiece
worth 4oc. splendid stock OF Men and Boys
Wear, consisting Of Kentucky Jeans Cashmere,
Satinets Tweeds, Linen Goods, &C., at prices to
suit everybody. Don't forget to go to the right
pace-ls3s Main street. next to Golden's shoe store
and few doors from the creek. The following
gentlemen are with me, and would be pleased TO see
their numerous friends r. 8. SM1THER, j.
RICHARD HAYNES, and HERMAN WE'LL. Remem-
Der the No.-15s3 Main street, q little above the
creek. .s..-. lts,fs.F IN - 4 JeS-s
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LOCAL MATTERS.


y RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRR0w.-We
have been notified of the following changes /:
st. -Mark's Episcopal Church. Second
service at P. NJ, when the children will
be catechized. Services at the chapel corner
of Foushee and Leigh streets at S:l5 P. M:
First Baptist.-Rev. Dr.. Curry will
preach at P. M. le -
Third Pres6yterian.-Atl1A.M.p II A. NJ. preach
ing by the pastor, who has returned to the
city. y The afternoon services will be sus-
pended in consequence Of. the Sabbath
School Union anniversary. ;. .. -
First Pres5yterian.-Anniversary Of the
Presbyterian Sunday School Union in the
= St. Johns (German).-- Rev. William lde
will preach at II A. M. d..
Manchester Baptist H. c. Town
send will preach at II A. NJ. .. ..-r
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Wellington
Goddin sold at auction on yesterday the
residence on the northeast corner of Mar
shall and Ninth streets, formerly belonging
to Benjamin Davis, for SIS, 100. =
He also sold the Glebe farm" in Ame-
lia county, containing 1885 acres, with
dwelling, and extensive barns, &C., for
s11.sO per acre, or 4,523.33.
E. B. Newburn, auctioneer, sold on yes
terday afternoon the brick house and lot on
Twentieth between Grace and Broad streets,
fronting 261a feet, for 81, 1915.
Also, vacant lot adjoining above, same
front, for SAT-.
Francis T. Isbell sold yesterday framed
tenement with two rooms, and lot 3OxlO4
feet, on st. Johns street, for $3.50, and two
vacant lots, fronting on st. Peters street
35xl73 feet each, for $275.
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TX REENBACKs FOR THE pEoPLEl
PROFITS DIVIDED AMONG CONSUMERS
STATIONERY ON THE COOPERATIVE
= u... SYSTEMl
THE AMERICAN srAr1oNERs COMPANY

THE AMERICAN sTAT1oNERs COMPANY,
since the late decline in prices have been manu-
featuring extensively of all kinds OF paper stock
and stationery goods, and having an immense stock
which must be disposed of concluded to popularze
before the public by offering them to their custom
ers in packages accompanied by liberal distribu-
ton of greenbacks. 5t.s. = - -
The result of this is the GREENBACK STA
TIONERY PACKAGE. each one containing
10 sheets extra fine NOTE PAPER ,-o,,,
10 thick BUFF LETTER ENVELOPES,
thick WHITE CARRIE hew style) ENVE-
2 fine No. 2 LEAD PENCIL, ffe..g, -e,,
extra fine S T E E L Pen S and FANCY
and a distribution of GREENBACKS in sums
of u, So. Sc, $40, $40. $50. and 500;
Price for the whole only FIFTY CENTS.
The Greenback Stationery Package contains
only 1rst-class materials, and the several profits
usually made by jobberS, wholesale ana retail
dealers, &C., will be distributed among our Gus
TONER'S In the few weeks that this Package has
been before the public 1t has achieved wonderful
success, winning golden opinions from all kinds OF
people, and thousands made glad by both writing
materials and greenbacks that they could use with
pleasure as we'll as profit. -
Agents and canvaSsers wanted. The following
low rates to clubs agents and others, prepaid per
packages, Soc; 8packages, g. 20 ~ packages, Se
loo packages, $40. Special rates by the thousand.
When convenient send draft registered letters)
on any national bank, or post-offlce money order,
at our risk. Goods sent by express z. o. d. only
when by ten Reas cent ri 1Se amount
INV % eoaIm 'S-EtEs - Richmond, Va.
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AT ANOTHER.

Remember that every cent saved Is SO much
gained. Such being the case, we advise purchasers
OF DRY GOODS to call and examine the stock OF
LEVY BROTHERS.
They are always selling goods below the market
price. -..F' o."
Handsome STRIPED ENGLISH BERAGEs at
2Oc. per yard; r-. -
LENos and MOsAMBIQUEs at 20, 25, and aoc.'
worth 80, 90, and SOC. l-Ear .'@s..s-
Handsome BROOAD and ndSTRIPEDDELAlNEs
at 25c., worth a73c. per yard;
LAWNS at 1ss, 20, and 25c.-excellent goous ior
the price; ta-1 -".
AJPACAs at 20, 25, 40, and SOC. per yard;
GINGHAMs at 12,. lss, and 2Sc.:
SWISS MUSLIN at 20, 25, 30, and a5c per yard'
NAINSOOK II yards wide at 25c, worth ACC. per
var. . but little left, call early If you want II
CHECKED MUSLIN at 163, 20, and 25c.;
GAMENT DINIITY at so, co. and 75c;
COTTON and WOOL FLANNEL s-yard wide at
25c., worth 4oc. per yard;
Sinner ALL WOOL FLANNEL, yard wide, at eoc.,
worth 7sc. per yard; -.
CAMBRIA EDGINGS, embroidered by hand ut
10, Is, 90 and o5c, not quite half prices
CAMBRIA INSERTINGS at Is, 20 2S' ana Soc,
very cheap;
n
double BAND, one of the best bargains Of the
season; IL.
Heavy LINEN DRILLS ana Doohs a' H'c' per
yard; r 30
WHITE LINEN DUCKS, the best In the market,
suitable for the best Merchant Tailor's trade
A large stock OF CLOTHS, sCASSIMEREs, SAI-
NETS, KENTUCKY JEANS and TWEEDs
at very low prices; ss.. -
BROWN LINEN TABLE CLOTHS at 81 worth
S1.5o;
warranted all linen TWO yards long al Si.z''.
worth 81; =
HONEY COMB BRIDAL COUNTERPAINEs,t
an extra heavy article, at $2.5o, the usual price
RINGED7NAPKINs, pure linen,5 at $l.2s per
dozen, worth $2 - !,
Large DINNER NAPKINS at $3.50 PEI, dozen,
worth So; <f+ist-l ~ ~
Isle GLOVES, for ladies andchildren, at pic.,
worth 2sc.; tessFd!sl- Etgs
Genuine TWISTED SILK MITTs, for ladies and
children, at CSC. per pair, worth SOC. !;
Excellent HALF-FINGERED TWISTED SILK
MITTS at Soc, worth 7sc.;
| ALEXANDRA SILK GLoVEs-white,lGpia piacS,
and colored-at 50c., usual price 7sc.; IA as@s
Genuine ENGLISH HOSE equsl TO the nhes.
Lisle Thread, at q. so per dozen, worth 10 PEI
| QOZeu F-,.t -. ~
TUCKED COLLARS at 7sc. per dozen;
! LINEN CUFFS at 25c. per pair 80 . ..-,-Z .
PURE LINEN HEMsTITGHEDg HANDKER'
CHIEFS st asc., worth s7ac.y; 90 .25S :;
| COTTON YARNS, all numbers, at ST. per pais
| for either Manchester or Leeksyillej q zgss35
/ CROCHET EDGING, Il yards in piece, for 2sc.
worth Sc. per yard c2ilE4 f15s 'si5s, ~ ~.
MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS at less than half tn
usual price some styles as ,lowt as sc. for 4
piece of Il yards; e5 sgat 3 4ti a,s z as -
WHITE COTTON PRINCES, good styles, at 10
and CSC. per yard;
.r,arae assortment Of WHITE MARsEnLE!
from ssc to 81. IS Per yard -&5.i a't4 y -,
WHITE BRILLIAETEs at7s, so,as, 40, and soc.
I the cheapest goods In the market; isll.-iliss
BLEACHED COTTON, full yard wide, at lssc. i
4 COTTON, one yard ana 81
inches wide, at SOC. peryard, and many othe
In conclusion, we will state that we ofer: n
baits. but sell all goods at avery small profit sg
LEVY BROTHERS lsa7 Main street I,
+ les nearly opposite the Old Msrket-hous
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HwM. 3. IsAAcs = CO., BANKERS

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 United States, Canadas, and Europe. ~ " y.
REVENUE STAMPS sold AZ a liberal discount
NH 2S-3n
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Es-ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER AND
THE .MASS ~ OR SALTS OF THE WATER
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond, and A.B'
FUCKER & CO., Lynchburg, keep the above
constantly on sale. AS an ALTERATIyE and
TONIC there is no water like 1t. It's curative
powers In DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, CHRo-
MIC DIARRHEA, CUTANEOUs.A AFFEC-
sTIoNs, &C., &C., arc well known to the profession.
In all female troubles, also as an appetizer and
general restorative to ar 1t
is believed TO be without q rival amongst mineral
waters. .4ss Is
The ssMass or Salts Of the water are, in nearly
all ailments capital substitute, andofer mnchthe
cheapest and most convenient form OF Obtaining
the water. Their use and popularity are growing
rapidly, Apply as above for Springs Pamphlet,
or by mail to FRAZIER q RANDOLPH.
my Aim Roekbridge Alum Springs. Va. s
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CRooUET.-This delightful game, in which
old and young, male and female, can alike
participate and can alike enjoy, seems to
be rapidly becoming fashionable in Rich
mond. With q good lawn, affair day, and
a pleasant party, no sport is more charm-
ing. Croquet clubs are being formed by
young gentlemen and young ladies in every
part Of the city. Wehear that one Of the best,
the Cherry Grove Club, is. to play match
game at their grounds on Monday evening
at o'clock. - -
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, CAUGHT AGA1N.-Granville Montelle,
the notorious horse-thief, who escaped from
the penitentiary two or three months ago,
and has since stolen about dozen horses,
was arrested on the 9th instant at Lewis
burg, w. Va. The fact was announced to
Governor Wells by telegraph. He has been
plying his trade in the neighborhood Of
LeWisburg. ..
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r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
~ THE MANCHESTER POST-OFFICE

LADIES, L1sT.-C. E. Butler, Miss Jane Bank
: Mrs. S. II. Berry, Mrs. Ida Boyd, Mrs. NJ. A. Crca
Mrs. Caroline Cooke, Mrs. l.. f.. Dodson, Mrs.
Helen Ellis {2), Mrs. s. A. Ellis. Miss S. Z. Gar
nett, Mrs. Or. e. p. Gibbons, Mrs. Mi HATCHER
Mrs. Susie knorr Mrs. Elizabeth Lathram, Mrs
ION Mrs. A. E. Roper t2), Miss S. A. Roberts, Lu-
cendia Slaughter, Mrs. HI 1. II. Snead, Mrs; n IN N.
ham, Mrs. M. Il. Tyler, Miss SallIe Winfrce.
:, GENTLEsIEN's LIST.-John. Allen, 2MyTon Ba-
kcr, S. Z. Barnett, Edward Branch, John Il. Bow
L. Day, Rev. W. A. Durfy W. A: Dunnivant,
Benjamin Goode, james Ii. Gardner; P. G. Hatch
er, Jeremiah Harrington. j. A. Harrison, w.
Jones (2), II. c. Janks, J. W. Kibourz (2l, Hiram
LaPrad, Joseph Moore, Jordan McRae, John Ma
tlr,ws, n. L. Marks, James Powell; John w. R4-
Sncad, Thomas E. Sims, William Taylor, Richard
Whitehead, Richard Wells (2l, j. Whiteford (2).
Joseph Wells, Richard w hitehurse, Jeff White.
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- JOHN E. DoHERTY,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
see MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE srorswooD HOTEL .
has received an excellent assortment OF Gle OTHS,
CASsnIEREs, COATINGS, aud YESTINGa for
his spring trade and win during the season receive
an the novelties imported or manufactured in this
country as fast as introduced. Cau and examine
the stock. spl-m
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RESPITE GRANTED. The negroes, Robert
Kemp, Abel Williams, Harrison Young, and
Samuel Trimm, convicted in the Circuit
Court of Warwick county Of the murder OF
John Wootton, and sentenced to death, were
on yesterday further respited by the Co.
vernon from the 10Th of June (the day fixed
for their .execution) until the 24th of July
.noyf a..sI t.r..-E gFrE'. ...rH .E.#i-.y ......
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4 ATTRACTIVE FEsTIyAL.-The ladies of
the Belvidere church having been inter
rupted in their festival by the inclement
weather, have re6pened their attractive
rooms at the Naval Laboratory near Holly
wood, where for several nights they will
entertain their friends in most sumptuous
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IMPORTANT INFoRMaTIoS.-Ify you are suffer-
ing from letter, Itch, Ringworm. Barber's Itch,
Poison Oak, Blotches- or any eruptionof the skin.
don't fail totryl Benson's, Salalem Broth. 1twin
cure the most malignant and, long-standing cases.
Price only one dollar. For sale by Purcell, Ladd
C Co.. Dove g Moseley,sR W. Powers, r. E. Du-
puy, Davis i sins, and druggists generally. ..,ir
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- ADMIRALTY CAsE.-The United States
District Court has been occupied for two or:
three days past with the case of the schooner
Lucy D. This schooner some months ago
collided with the Chesapeake near the Old
Dominion wharf The owners of the
Chesapeake sue for $3.50 damage, and also
for damages sustained by loss Of time in.
repairing. Under a. recent decision Of
Judge Chase, it is thought that the latter.
can be recovered. Judge Hallyburton and
Noise for ibellants Assistant District At
torney Weed for defendants. -,,J a4assf Z
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RESTAURANTS, DC.

~ ETELLE UNUsUALLY FAVORED
II BY THE SEASONS, has q rare LKRDER Of
CRABs (sofr and hard). LoBsTERs FISH or all
sorts, 6e served up In I al styles dSG LAMB and
finest or BEEF and MUTTON. LAMB FRIES,
SWEET BREAD &C., with that neyer-failihg
foundation stone or good living and CAB
q finer SUPPLY OF aDELICAC1ES. he urges
them TO come and luxnriate.- 4 ~ 60 .sgBs5
Families and dinner parties supplied 70 order.
my Is sft $50 as. ~. 80, ysagsstl tiisi!4 y
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMA1N-
ING IN THE RICHaoND PosT-oPFICE JUNE IL.
George W. Murphy, Shenandoah county,
Va. {; Hon. Thomas H. Wynne, Richmond,
Va. Messrs. Abbott & Noble, Philadel-
phia, Pa; G. W. Atkinson, Richmond, Va;
Mrs. ]. C. Long, Albemsrle county, Va;
Mrs. Caroline Clark, Memphis, Tenn.
Hon. D. W.. Christian, Richmond, Va.
Miss Mordane Crittington; Rev. G. r.
Vaughan, Charlotte, Va; W. B. Petit,
FluYanna county, Va.
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fsAbEs. tge dJToT
Whent.-White. bushels common at 81. rs ; 20
bushels very common at g. Red. 20 bushels good
CSSrn..white. 100 bushels at sLss. yellow, 70
bushels at 81 a5 Mixed, 500 bushels on private
terms 90 bushels at 8l.2l; $50 bushels ut 81: :es
Onts-74 ;busheIs:y goQd lat SIC. ;ras bnsnels
prime on private terms: 50 bushels prime at s2sc.
Ia busbeJs nrirne at e3c}sa eizFsrAS f5EA4T sTS =
; Rve-62 bushels prime at S1.67A
: KeaI-White, % bushels coarse country ut Sl.2o'
-. -. ~, RE-ExHBfTEp.3o aSt rolu -
scorn.-Yellow. ,12s bushels. Mixed 100 bushels.
Onts-A bushels - "y'f@ -'1'1''si .' ~ 20
I Rye.-62 bushels. ! ,;g!;g isIt sT FIR n7sdi
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g ILLICIT Observation-Disclosures Franklin
was yesterday arrested on this charge by
officer Merrill, and lodged in the Libby to
await an examination before the United
States Commissioner .-..-.
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..EJ1G5 5ysttUIa0f- fIsI.-ffg< fiygrfl yEE-JgI fgE
, A fight around Richmond-rtch and racy. Read
Southern Opinion this morning. 20 ~ As1a $
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For local spice andyhits at ..headQuarters, :, see
Southern Opinion this morning.
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g The Southern Opiaio,a and festive. this
morning. Turner has 1t. ,,.-,.,,-, II, = d.;
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! mEClAb,.rOTICES.
- s-rs FIIf 90
M KEEP cool!
- THE EXCITEMENT Is STILL GREAT,
ti9 fs5taJ as.t AND 35a5s
NEW G0ODs,ARE STILL ARRIVING DAib1'
LADIES ARE RUSHING 70 SECURE THE
GREAT BARGAINS WHICH ARE go
-. a, 1,,,; SELLING AT -.ge2,. .egsifsssj
~ JULTus SYCLE,s, -s
- g1a Main street between Ninth and Tenth

IL
I am receiving daily new additions to my foarth
New York auctions and manufactures, at greatly
reduced prices and crest Inducements WIN be-
offered to all dry goods buyers. ysis.t hs4yy ri
;" MDRESS GOODS you will fnd one OF the best
and largest assortmcnts, and the cheapest IN the
city. y,rsryC9 seif 5ss!tees 7gE4fT-Ha 8i sHiIg
!, GRAY SUMNER PoPLIN, for walking suits, !.
at ia to lsac. .5gs
94r FINE EMBROIDERED GRENADNE, cheap
>er than ever ~ ~ ayEgfE .s.ElleF~ 80 setcE3
HAIR--LINED GRENADNE, something hand
some;
,ir FINE FRENCH oRaANDIEs and LAWNS at :.
great bargains; b51i:5iaa sia as & 81
ENGLISH BERAGES, fine PoPLINs, PLAID
MoZAMBIQUEs, and fifty other style DRESS
GOODS too numerous to mention, all ef which
VIII be sold at great sacrifice. 40 ~ 5Spsft -
A large. job lot, OF SHAWLSs LAMA LACE I.
POINTS, GRENADINES. HERNANIES just re.
ceiyed all Of which will besold rless than the
real value. fr,;z usof FsE ,s,,sfrs =, z,,te sss,
"a CALL AND SEE THE GREAT BARGAINS,
PARaSOLs,s SUN UMBRELLAS and . large
variety ofFANS, atfa great deal lass than Iaanu- -
WHITE GOODS t@ 80
In endless variety and at such low prices as tosuit
A large assortment of CASSIMEREs TWEEDS,
KENTUCKY JEANS' 'eOTTONADE, LINEN
DUCK, LINEN DRILL, &C., cheaper shan any
other house in the city; ,r5s,g - 81 a-4 sya,s .
DOMESTIC GOODS of every description;
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, KID GLOVES, COR
SETS, HOOP SKIRTS, &C., at such low prices
that all can be pleased by calling at: ~ ,' r,,s-
JULIUS SYCLE's, sla Main street
'J!' -ri 2Hs 2p-a5 between Ninth and Tenth.
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90 PoRToF RICHMOND. TJUNE'l2, 1858.
IA s-s- g. ... ARRIVED r e; gR 4 sa.o , ~ Hi
} Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. C:.Dunham q So'
Steamer State Of Maryland, Trayers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys Z WILLIAMS.
Schooner J. H. Rapp,i Call, New York, merchnn-
! N' Schooner Annie Boland, Hail. New York, sal:,
Schooner Emma, Baltimore, merchandise, cap
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, ner-
chandisc and passengers l.. B. Tatum. y 1-e
Steamer Niagara, Blakeman, New forK. mer-
MEMORANDA. .r 81 g
Schooner J. 3. Myers, Elwood hence Mt Phila--
dclphia onthe nth. z i .sli!LnlEl .la ~.
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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 II.
Gordon, and Jonas Weinberg.
je 10, ,,3ss JULIUS SYCLE, s1s Main street.
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A bitter PIN for the wicked. asoathern optrs-
ion this morningadnri f!74Tss sbsnr asti 3f =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-13

The Southern 0ptnioR Of to -day-of unusual
interest-for sale by Turner 1lI4 Main street. ~
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Another chapter Of the Acts Of Kngstin South
ern Opfnio1, this morning.,rTs esfGycyKl - 30
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BnAsarOUNDRY.

CoUTHERN BRASS FOUNDRY.-Mas.
sklJ w. EDDENS Iwils Of James w, EaSsapNs, ESntaN
,Seceased, having estsblished-a BRASS s.sn rOSS,
DRY at No.lsH southgie OF Cary strMss M ,rsrs sor
Fourteenth and FffeentA Will nsys syssrsetorsiy exc
cutsd. Orders respectfully solicited. Sassia's.0s
sasrsnsssd SMsS In al ca5esa r. PATTERSON. Assa.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR CHAHooNs PRE-
MeRN1NG.-Isaac Levy
white boy), arrested for pelting John
Camp with stones, had; to pay doliarfor 10
his sport! - So -
the Hastings Court to answer the charge OF
stealing lot of wearing apparel, valued at
$3.50, from John A. Wyatt.
Bob Lawrence "a black urchin) got the
lob of securing out the station n-house TOR
stealing fifty cents from the cash-drawer OF
Mrs. johnson. .ol
Joseph Tiels, arrested on a warrant for
allowing a vicious dog to run at large on hls
own premises, and killing two goats, the
property of James O'Neil, was discharged
Andrew Cozzolini was fined Si0 and. dis-
missed from the market for violating one OF
the ordinances Of the same. - 80