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Atkinson. the Boston Broker
. and ShOddy Con tractor. 5a.


The Hon. Sanford E Church. in
speech at Brooklyn, N. Y . few day
ago, thus speaks Of Atkinson, the Rad
lcal s III me- enausen sfl 10 son lii
But who is this, Mr. Atkinson7 H,
comes from Boston That l should
have supposed. daughter He is .
manufacturer That I should have
guessed. CONTINUED laughter) He
says in his speech that the associations
with which he was connected had sew
eral millions of dollars against the Gov
ernment en- the 1st of April, 1865
He says that that amount was after
wards received in seven.tbirty bonds;
that those bonds we're exchanged for
five twenty binds; and then he com
plains of the Democratic party because
they won't pay him gold for those FIVE,
twenty bonds Loud laughter and
applause.) Now, I have heard ol
shnddy lefore. but this is kind OF
sanctifrd shoddy. Laughter He
made a contract to furnish The Govern
ment with cloth-whether it was shnd
dy or not 1 do not know, but very like
ly.i it was-ard he obtained 80 bohds
and excharg ged then for $40 bonds
and wants the gold on them OF course
the original debt Bas payable in cur
rency But he is mad with the Demo
cratic party because they won't give
him profit OF 40 per cent Laugh
fer Now irok into this TRANSACTIONS
little, and propose to give you tn.
result Of it, so far as Mr.. Atkinson is
concerned He says several millions
Il call that five millions, by way OF
illustration. If it is lirger or smaller,
1t will vary the result assume that
he made twenty per cent upon the
original contract Very likely ne mad,
ff'y, but | assume he made twenty pei
cent. That is one million OF dollars
ae has received six per cent. in gold
torthree years upon his bonds. That il
nine hundred thousand dollars in gold
which, reduced to currency, is twelve
hundred and sixty thousand dollars
He has been exempted from taxation
ever since, which is hall as much more
That aniounts to six hundred and lthir
atu NOW Ut
wants IN currency seven millions Of
dullars for his original FIVE. which. ad
ded all together, makes nins millio,
eight hundred and ninety # ousann
d liars. which he wants you to pay him
f'.r his original five million debt against
the Government. daughter and ap
plause } In other words, he desires
the people of the United States-and
he is ver5 apgTJ with the Democratic
party because they won't consent to il
to pay him the nice little profit Of
four mi lions eight hurdred and ninety
thousand dollars on The debt Of FIVE
which he had three years ago
against the Government ICheets
That is the man who makes defense
Tor he Radical party. He is the de-
fender whom they acc. pit as their
chosen represe tatiye in this campaign
'or the defense against rhe charges
which are made against them of squan-
lering. the peoples money. Gap
,lause.
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Rev. o. B. rockingham.

This clerical individu ual comes under
the category of the Graut and Colfaz
Bible Dangers. He preached a political
sermon at his Brook yn Church on Sun
day, and stated that the election OF
Grant and ColIax was Of immense i'm
porrancs at this time, and his prayers
went up to God for their success. There
need be no heart-sick wondering on the
part Of true Chr s'ians, on the earnest
God loving, good work dding disciples
Of the meek and lowly, Jesus, that the
so-cailed Christian Church has fallen
into l'wer depth of depravity than
was illustrat d bv the whore OF Baby
lon Here is a man who dares declare
himself Gods vicegerent on earth; who
announces himself as a teacher of holy
things; who proclaims himself. by the
vey position he assumes before the
world, lamp to guide the feet of the
poor, conscience stricken sinner,
guide to the stumbling seeker al er sal
v .tion; actually, and most blasphemous.
1y, asking God 5 aid to continue in pow
er on earth one of the most Infamous,
wicked and corrupt parties that ever
cursed a na.inn; parry that tramples
upon all laws, divine and human; PAT
~ made up, as its own records will
show, of thieves and scoundrels. whose
acts. public and private. are a disgrace
not only all Christs1dom. but which
have no parallel in all heathendom to
day. Look at the record Of rapes and
murders committed weekly by the pro-
teges, black and white, Of The party /
which this political Bible bangor asks
Gods blessing uron; see the official
thieve monthly before the bar IF justice;
look into State Prisons, and make ..
note of their leaders there: cast your
eye on the crushed and ruined South
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Church Directory,


Religious servjces a-e regul larry held il
the following Churches in hi place every
Sabbarh morning and evening
| Neihrdi~t Episcopal Church, corner ui
4lh and Church streets Rev W. u See
IL, Pastor -0Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. e.r...--os
presbyterian Church, corner of Sd and
Church SrrecIs. Kev. John Robinson,
Pastor Prayer meeting every v ednes-
Gay evening
Lutheran C.nrch. between Church and
Orange Streets Re7. . w Swick. Pastor
Prayer nlee,ing every Wednesday evening
Sec1nd ChrisIia.. Church. South Ash :
land chapel. % Rev s. Z Pearre Past or.
Prayer meeting every Welne sday event ng,
Uuiied brethren Church. South Ash
land chapel. Service every her Sabba' b
at q cloek. p. 81 Revs. McIntire and
Eewill. PASTOR .s5 --.l 1tieb
i. German R form Church, Sar5usky st.
Service regu harly every md q d 4Ih Sun
day OF each month. Rev, Daniel Zim
rnerm,in Pastor German Sunday sc chooi
every Sunday mornig ~
CaIhoIi; i'hurch, Cottage street. Rev.
Fa, fier- Kuhn. Pastor. Services every
Sd Sunday in each month, at half past
nine e'oek ach
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THE HRADICAL."

Thou peerless saint, of modern school
Firm to the progress party" we'd
Thou keeper of the golden rule,
Tojeer and curse the "Copperhead.
To him that hath, to him be given,
Means, place and plunder unto thee,
To cheat and rob by right of Heaven
The Copperhead majority. rs
Thou chosen child, as thou dost say
That faithful worships God 10,
spite
Thou pilgrim of the narrow way, E,
A little leeward of the right;
Thou didst not enter by the door, q
But climbed'st up another way,
Progress no pilgrim made before,
No sloughs to cross, nor giants
slay.
Thank God that, not like other men,
The Copperhead majority,
Thou stroye a compromise to gain,
And wars impending curse 10 flee;
But thou vast loyal, and didst hiss
The war-hounds to the field OF
blood,
And damned the 'tCopperheads'' re-
miss,
That came not to the work of God
And nobly d;dst emancipate
Four millions. with four millions
slam,
And blest God at SO cheap rate
Great wrath was wreaked on South
ern plain.
And bravely from the battles fray,
Kept thy own body corporate,
More pious lar to be at bay
And cozen money from the state
Thy demi-g DDS are only two
Black Molo ch and fair MANN on
white; -..
Spite made the unto Moloch true,
But Mammon is the chief delight !;
To one gave mortgage on the race,
The other NOR gage on thy soul,
Fee simple of the pio saint,
Good God, good Devil, or to all,
Thou holy son of holy sires, ~
That erst in England Slew the king,
And here with sacrificial fires,
Gave witchcraft such reckoning
That burnt tn Pequo Is in the flames,
That banished Williams on a text
At treason played alternate games,
To King George first, at Hartford
next.
Thou walkest in the way they trod,
Loyal whenever purse agreed,
Loyal to Mammon and to God,
The "slave" by pious theft was
freed.
The bonds will be redeemed in gold
All knees shall bow at Moloch's
SHRINE, /
"Rebels" shall writhe in woes un-
told -
What comfort, holy saint is thine
Cheer then, though rebel to the race,
A holy son of progress stiff;
Great Grant is marching on apaoe,
To do the party's dirty will.
But HarS the outraged millions cry,
And shouts of triumph rend the air;
Lo q! victory's banners hung on high,
Decked unto Seymour and to Blair!
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gelrtt gtnrp.
THE LAST TIME
BY MARY KYLE DALLAS.

"Going out again, WIll.Y' she sad
putting her hand upon lis arm, and
then her lips qrivrr'
o. conrsr it was Willis wife who
sroke She was JUST as retry. and
just "a good, ard Just AZ fa-cinarinz al
together. as the girl Will. had cnurrc d
three years before Aud she was neat
ly DR., ssed, and hair her was "a carefully
ararra ,yrd. There was no excuse f.',
Tie alteration. which made the man VIII"
had thought no happiness 81 great as
thai o' string beside litrle L,:tie Hun
ter. 0f walking with her OF sinyin.
with h,r. or being IN any way IN her
s"cierY. fly from the presence noy thai
she was L"try Weed. the very moment
hr had swallowed his uner
Putting it ~ Will as serious ques
ton, he wnuld not for worlds have ad
mIrted that he was ur ever could be
tired OF his vile, or that he did no
love her AS for being good hus
hand, why he raid the market bill,
gave her pin mnDey, and was willing
she should do as she pleased in most
things
But a man could not be tied tn his
wifr's apron string forever, and Lofty
had no business to make fuss if he
81 ent the evening OUT
That was what he said and evening
after evening Lorty shut up in her
golden cage aione-she who had had 81
m'Dy sisters and br.thers and 50 many
admirers once, and, best OF all, kind
parents: who petted her as though she
we're baby.
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TO, day, ard see the manifestations of
the cruelty and despoiisip Of zen itself;
witness there the fruits 81 such C Christi:
anlty as this Bible. bapgibg' disgrace
to Tie church pfays God to Bless /; and
then wonder no longer, poor Christian,
that the true church has about died;
out, 40 d iae Kingdom of Sasushas tax.
en- its place id 1this Godforsaksff coun--
try. When. with 4sdehs al record of
moral beastIinees as this Bible Dangers
party has had Written out for aself, in,
letters Of living FIRE for tlis wHoIs world
to gaze upon, God Almighty is ssked to
send down. His blessing upon 1t, we'll
may. angels weep and devils howl With;
delight. = Enquirer 70 sssiLS
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GaAkLES e. STILL.

Dealers in and Nlanuiacturers of Boots,
Shoes, Leather FindIngs, BuffalJ Robe 8
north side main street, east of BusbnelPs s
block.
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n. RECTOR & SON,
Proprieiors of 'he Ashland Mills, manufac-
turers of Choice Family Flour snd Feed
s,uffs.-The Best place in Ashland to sell
your grain. Mills on Centre street.
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No yoteg should forget that ifhe,
votes the Radical ticket, he votes,
to change the white basis of the
Uuited. States Government to the.
mongrel basis of Mexico. .b
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NIincrlianeGt.s.
.RAI.sTON 4 VANTILB FG.

N AlES wv U v nv i>b vs.
ewellers and Silversniihs, the doors
wesr of Miller IIouse. hland Gold and
Silver PENS and choice variety OF Jew
elry Kept constantly on hand. Highest
price pai, E'r old gold and silver. kephir-
ing done 1 o order and on reasonable terms,
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g No voter should forget that if
he votes the Radical ticket, he.
votes to make accessible alike to
whites and blacks the Presidency.
and the Halls Of Congress, =
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pile & KNuTH.
GEORGE LOGAN.

FashionabIe barber and Hair Dire ser. has
opened new shop in the building one
door West of the Citizens Bank, where he
will be pleased to see all who desire his
gsYvioee.
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g. w. BLACK.

IS. w. BLACK, -. -.-r
Baker and ConfecTioner, Dealer il choice
family Groceries, Flours, provisions, Fl uits.
NotIons.Sc. Bread. Crackers. r ncy and
Ornamental fakes and Candles. al whole
sale and retail Main st., Ashland. o.
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DAVID BRYTE
Cooper, near Rector's Mill, South Ash
land.
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i III KEII.

Ihotogrnpher, All kinds Of work done
from card 10 lie size. fmrIiculnrat
IenIion paid 10 enInlginP ar ioil pesand
hO,ogral hs- Rooms two d0o=s East of
l 81 National Rank.
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NJ 81 MANSFIELD

Sole man ufacrurer o. Mansfeld's ce ebra,
ted Clover Hu lers and Threshers, The best
in he world They rhresh, hull and clean
from Is to rs bushels PEI day, Factory be-
low BrmpIer's ~
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1F &c EPPi.ER
DRUGG ISIS.

w FoLTz NJ J. h BARRON
FOLiZ & BARRON
Deal ers in IIrugs Th-rIcals. Paipis. Oils
Varni~lies bye Stuffs. p uen' Medicines
Perfumery Druggists 'Gncy floods
Books sIa, iouery & Wall Paper Main
Sir, et. Ashland, Ohio.
J, r SQUIRE.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist and porh
ecary Dealer in Drug. Medicines. No
lions and mann acrurrr of squire 5 eel, :
brp ed Fiavoring Extracts, and Medi ated
Gin. Store on Main It.
PANCO,sT & SON,
druggists ard dealers in Periumery, No
ions, Wall Paper, &C., Main street, Ash
land Ohio.
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Photographers. ~.
q u Mct,ORMIEK

rhott prarher. cne door West of The Town
hall. Iukes a. fine hoIce1nl hs hs Can he
had OF. eide ot Ie cities Ali wprk knUwh
10 'he arr tts+-si5le Aid
Warrant ed to please
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Clothing.
JACOB CAIN

Dealer in ready naLe loInibg, rloihs.
Cas.imeIs VaIises. Cnrb' ellas. Gems
Furnish rg Goods. and uaiu'acIuer Of
Aens lothing. Store in Miller- uouse
B!yck.
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Wmre.
ASHLAND FURNITURE ROOMS

ASHLAND FURNITUBE ROOMS
II. NJ HICKOK AGENT
Manufa Ct ureIs and en- ers in Furni iture
oil all inds I ill aud RoseSaoj moulding
Metallic Cases ard Caskus. 'of1ns aud
Ilearse always ready Shop on I'D str eel
@are-roop iII Bushnells Bl"ck, secoI d
story.
- r. &C EPPLER.
Manufacturers OF and dealers in Cnbinei
Furnitu and hairs. 4 fret elias STOCK
always ON hand al their Ware Rooms
ourh side of VI ain street. east of The Times
flee.
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RRsiRuranls.

CHARLIE, ,KNOTH,
Lunch. Hot Coffee. Choice Meals. Oysters
fies CHkes. Ice Cream and Soda Wafer
Ind the luxuries of The sea-on alwhJ;
ready SELLS no in' xicaIing drinks es
tau ant SouIh side of Main street Yea
of M0NIlIy Iio'tl
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A. E. FOLTZ. NJ. D.

Physician and Surgeon, offers his pro
- tessisnaI services 10 the OiIizens of Ashland
a And vicinity Office church street.
- Etf6rnerly occupied by -CE1rk Hunter =
Particular attention paid to chronic dis
sesof all kinds
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FRAZEE & REBM AN,

Dealers in Groceries Prov siens. Crock cry
GIa~s~ ware Wood and Willow ware, Salt
Fish. Butter and ! ggs. and country pro
duce generally Old Stone Corner, cor
of Ma & church Els.
PILE & KNOTH,
Dealers in Stoves. Tin. Copper: Bress and
Sheet Iron ware Particular attention
paid to roofing and sp ;uiing- M"nfactur
ers of the Automatic clothes Washer.
door east Miller House.
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7CARRrAGES.
D. s. sAMPSEL & co,

.Proprietors of the Leach Carriage Works
Orauge street. near Railw ay depot The
fnsscstock cof. Carriages Buggies and
Fagors in iEis part of Ohio.
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JOHy MILLER,

Butcher. and dealei in Fresh N ats Of al
kinds. Dried Beef. AID Bologua. Me
market at mis- Old Stand basement If Mil
III tef,s Ylsek opposite the Forn Hall,
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LACuR WEISENAIEIN.

Saloon, Lu ch. Pies Cakes, Crackers.
Cbee>e. Naive Wines Also choice
stock Of Family Groceries. Cheap Store
aud Lunch rooms Nmrih side of Main st.
East OF Bushpeli's Block.
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saI1sH JbTRAVER g. co.

Propristo the Ashland Carriage Fac
.toIy.ol..4audo OF Ames & LIE tch. Sandusky
s.reeG. A very large stock of the best made
work In the country, consisting Of Car
riares, and wagons.
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6aaMenl Markets.
G & ] sAAL.

Butchers. and de@lers in fresh Beef, Pork.
's.N'-V eaT and Nut on: Meat marke5 South
-, side, sisinF st., three doors West OF the
= , Men ulsy House. bIn.
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Stnted meetings. OF Ashland Chapter No
81. r A NJ. 4eId at 'dge Iocms in
MiIler's Block, first tuesday in each
man h. Mct;GIUL. h. L.
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FREDERICK BOCKLEY,
Saloon. and dealer in Family Groceries and
Provi.ions. and Nations Fresh sto and
cIe,p sto.s North side of Main street
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HoTELs.
LAWYERS.
R. N. CAMPBELL,

!. e.At Attarney at Law, ASHLAND, Ohio. will at
- Sepd PrOmPFIyEto All
4 sss e1 10 his care. Bankrupi cases in " s.
aGourtasill receive SPECIAL attention.
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PHI S1C1AsNS. =
J.P. Cowun, Nd. 7. s. Hunter. NJ. u
a u ,asDRs CONAN g. HUNTER.

an JasDHs.a CONAN & HUNTER
-, Having formed q cupsriLer-bip for the
S..ss prlciiee of medicine will give parriculs
3 s-efenfian 10 surgery and the treatment of
Ehrouic diseases -Usice over Citizens bank
80 Jslopposife tUwn hall. where or. beth may
"a "a y beeonsuIred Wednesday and Saturday
-. of each week -. 30 a.-s-
IS. =. s1-a' %. G. 5McGARTY, NJ. D.
sss s.Phya & su,g. on Folk. ohio. Will
- paJ special attention 10 the treatment of
dehrohic di-enses, Saturday OF each
AFnWssk at his Office
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Hard ware.
Masonic.

Stated meetings of Ashland Lodge No. I5l
F. & A. NJ. held mt Lodge room in Mil
ler's Block Or fridays. preceding the
iull moon o. each month.
-. JONAS STIVENS " N
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LOAN d. JONES.

~ FIN 3;i:a Moc0NBS L. GGRfIs,
" Auerneys aud ctuhseiIors.at Law. Ashland
- ,tIhio !, Office in Bank building, over Beers
Hardware store. .Tsf4Ff.t 50
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II SEE,
Attorney at law Firei and Life Insurance
- ,.Agept. aud Notary Public Particular
@-szsteBsisn paid soOriecriug p. obafe busine>-
e.@zrs Partition aud execution of, deeds.
s. - .tpsrtgages laaLsSn,racts- 0fieein Mi Her :
A~z- bl ok, second story, NJ alp street. shlaI l.,
Se-'sr Uhio.s s'----s-- - - 81 % : - - = -
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.IOIIN j .IACuRS-

Jun ~ j y Al ODS,
Attorney 1T Law. Ashland. oh 10 Al
kinds Of business belonging 10 he profess
i'm protut,y. attended 10. Ufiss, opposite
FJrst National Bank. up stairs "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-26

At the residence Of their parents, Fannie ana Us
car II Pearce at Laurel Hill, In Henrico county,
VA of diphlheria, MALCOLM ROSSER, at }:
o,ciocE at night, September 2lst, aged two years,
three months and eleven days and on September
oad. FITZ-ALLAN STEARNs, aged six years, six
months and five days-only sons of their parents
beautiful jewels, made pure and perfect
For the eternal CROWN
Richmond and Petersburg papers please copy.
In Norfolk, on Wednesday September Esd, NAN
ME, daughter OF Thomas and Amanda Blick,
aged three years and eight days.
On the night of the Path instant tqca1ter-pas L.
O'Clock after short but painful illness, Mrs. V.
X. KURkENDALL, In the ;hirty-seyenth year OF
her age.
Her funeral viii take place from the residence OF
her mother, Mrs. L. +. Powell on Grace between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, (THIS (Satur-
day. MORNING at half-pust 10 O'Clock. The
friends and acquantances of the family are most
respectfully invited to attend,
Memphis and New Orleans papers please copy.
In Manchester on the path September, AMELIA
WELLS, infant daughter of Henry and the late
Catharine Fitzgerald, aged seven months and
twelve days. +.
The funeral will take place at her fathers resi-
dence, on Hun street. ut 10 O'Clock A. Nj. Friends
OF the family are invited to attend
sOn the 25th of September, 1868, at 2 o'clock +.
NJ, at the residence of Mrs. S. c. Cooke. in Ches-
Terrified county, Mr.. SYLVESTER p. COOKE, in
the htty-nlnth year of his age.
Ills funeral VIII take place THIS Saturday
AFIERNOON at half-past o. clock from his late
residence. = = I
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9itl,nrpnd 1ispatth.
e.rrpnAY......sE SEPTEMBER 20, 1858.
west Point-virginia Lands.

WcSL Z ~ e AAAAV
One Of the party of gentlemen who re-
oaut,x visited this State for the purpose
mainly of making a, purchase of land at
West Point, at the head of York river
wr;tes to the Philadelphia Telegraph an
account Of the journey and the purchase
made, He states that the American Agri-
cultural and Mineral Land Company pur-
chased 5000 acres Of land, which embraces
West Point and the adjacent territory on
the Pamunkey river. The tract eA'enu'
from near the White House, on the famarh--
KEY, to seven miles below West POINT 20. on
the York river. Five hundred acres az
West Point are to be laid out in town and
Garden lots. The remainder of the land is
to be divided into farms to suit purchasers.
It is anticipated that these farms viii be
devoted to early vegetables for supplying
the northern cities.
The writer especially praises the lands
of the York and Pamunkey. He says: 81
scan see no necessity for persons going
"west to the States Of Missouri, Indiana,
"Ilinois, or other more distant portions OF
"the country, when, within a stones throw
"of our large cities, there remains such
wealthy soil as that through which TINS
company of capitalists passed to-day"
Grea. expectations are entertained Of
the future of West Point, with its COM
manding harbor and deep river,-which has
never been frozen, giving direct outlet to
sea-and with it's extensive railway com
munication with the Ohio and the western
States. The writer expatiates upon the SUI
periority of the place as seaport over
Norfolk and oil other ports in Virginia, and
represents the plans of the company with
regard to it to be comprehensive and prac-
teal. If 1.-THE Of the expectations OF
these people is realized they will be amply
rewarded for their enterprise, and Virginia
will DC greatly benefited
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Ca,NFECTTONERHEs.
TALL TRADE, 1868. &
- ro COITNTRY MERCHANTS AND
~ -saRET ALTERS.

= TO oouNrRRTyr s MERsaANTs AND
With am dsSessfFFEse FffPfoo1NsfR fas ~. MY
large and fresh, receiving additions tri-weekiy
from New York and Boston: 7 have now In store
IS IS b boxes NN E osASGEs,
50 boxes MINED II = J, and PLAN PLCKLEs,
so barrels ASSORTED ALMONDS,
10 barrels TEXAS FECANS,
100 dozen cannsn OYSTERS and L0BsTERs.
500 d0 GoaF Fos skEGE E LnAf IA sE Ek
100 boxes ASSS R RA1s sC6 .ay ssIs
70 B Boxes N sHEIL HIS ALMo oA NUS
IS boxes GENOA aud LEGHORN CITRON,
10 barrels ZANTE CURRANTs,
10 boxes SULTANA RhISINS,
2s dozen TOMATO CATsUP,
5000 pounds PRUNES, in barrels, boxes, and
10 cases sss' CANTON PRESERVED GINGER;
80 dozen cchhow.eHow, &C.;
20 dozen OLIVES, OLIVE OIL, CAPERs
S0Ss aEIRTiNF fEPP 81 LEMON
and other essential oils for confectioners' use
manufacture daily my inimitablc and only orr.
ginal DOUBLE-REFINED STEAM CANDIES,
WARRANTED UNEQUALLED, and SELL
THEM AS Low AS THE COMMON ARTICLE.
! sell city-made CRACKERS and CAKES, made
FRESH DAILY, at the bakers prices.
MAKE WHOLESALE A SPECIALITY, ant
offer every article In my line at BALTIMORE
PRICES. Look around, then give me call, and
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
Sc 2e-2w lil2 Main street.