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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-12

He SELLS 'EM WITH A WE.-A witness
was q day or two ago under examination i'll
one Of the courts in this city. He was tcS-
tifying about his horticultural productions,
and spoke of his potato rjneS.
did you say Wines:" inquired the
attorney who was cross-eXamining the wit
ness.
Exactly" responded the witness.
"Wcli,* said the lawyer, . have heard
Of many kinds Of lcincs, but | never heard
Of poidt0 wincS,' adding, with an incrcdii-
lous manner, "Do understand you to say
trineS ?'
Witness II don't know what you un-
derstand, but certainly said ,ciaes. P'rhaps
you never heard Of grape wines eithcr.R
Lawyer: "Uh yes, OF many kinds OF
grape wines but l repeat that L never be-
fore heard of potato trineS."
Among the spectators present was yigi.
liant detective connected with the Rcycru"
Department of The United States, who
rushed ont Of The courthouse and down to
he cl!ston-houSc to give information of the
probable iuiractiOn of the revenue laws,
when one Of the officers Of the Department
who had read the memorable trial OF Bardcll
against rickWick, suggested that probably
the gentleman, like old Mr.. Weller, spclt
rIneS with Il arc.
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STRAW BAn.-Ifr. George W. Smith,
foreman CT the grand jury Of the Hustings
Court Of Magistrates, on yesterday morn
ing requested the attorney for the Com
m0nwcalth to bring suit against parties who
had given bail to parties to appear before
that court, and to prosecute diligently ell
parties who had given straw bail and the
magistrates who had takcnit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-12

TIE SECRET Or BEAUTY lies In the use OF
HAGAS'S MAGNOLIA BALM for the complexion.
Roughness, rcdness, blotchcs, sunburn, freckles,
and TAM disappear where 1t is applied, and beau
tiCul complexion OF pure, satin-lke texture Is OBJ
tained. The plaincst features are made to glow
with hcalthful bloom and youthful beauty.
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm is the thing
that produces these effects; aud any lady can Sc
cure ii for scventyivc cents 1T any Of our stores
To preserve aud dress the hair use Lyons IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-12

MAYORS CouRr-Mayor Chahoon pre-
sldtng.-John Doyle, N9tthew Eagan, and
abusing, and threatening the life OF Mary
Dougherty, We're dismissed.
John Conners, Pat. Conners, Margaret
ConnerS, and Margaret Mcmahon, charged
with assaulting, abusing, and beating
Catharine O'Day, was called, and the case
continued until the 18th instant.
William I'll. Paxton (colored), charged
with breaking into the house of Mahala
johnson in the nighttime, was discharged.
William II. Farambo, charged with being
drunk and unable to take care of himself,
was discharged.
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aUCTE4T SsE.Es THIS DAg.

U. a. GATUR1GJT will sell at 1cj c'clocha cata-
logre assortment of fine chromos.
COOK < LAUGIITOS will sell at u O'Clock, 1T
the custom-hoIsc, a lot Of building material.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at !: O'Clock
valuable vacant let on Lowncs street near
the Central shops.
COOK Il LAUGTITON will sell ut 10 a. N. an
assortment Of household furniture, &c.
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We would call the attention OF strangers visiting
the city 20 the large and varied assortment OF choice
CLOTHING to be found at BALDwIN'S, corner OF
Terth and Main streets. This Is IN old house,
having been in business here over thirty years, and
what they represent as good and cheap can be re-
lied on. Call and see them If you wish anything
In their line, and you will be pleased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-12

SOMETHING NEw.-What has long been want
ed? An oil that will not explode. The Petrciia
oil is something ne,c, and gives much better
light than any other oil, while 1t is cleaner and
better. 1t only costs the same rs the common oil,
that Is SO dangerous. 1t will burn In any coai-oil
lamp with the sun burner. Sold by groccrs and
druggists. The office Of the Petrolia OIL Company
is at 1928 Main street.
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REV. WILLIAn Z. MCEsEY, D. D,-Thc
people of Richmond at last lave an oppor-
tunity Of hearing this distinguished and eIo-
quent Methodist preacher. He will deliver
an address on the subject Of Domestic Mis-
siOns in the Broad-Street Methodist church
at balf-past II o'clock this morning. 1t will
be well for everybody to go early if seats
arc Gesirahle.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER II, 13s9.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara. BlaEcman. New YORK, mcr-
chandisc aud passengers, ". G. Durham q co.
>ietiner John sylvester, Giiorn. rortoik mer-
chartIi.e an,i i,assen9crs l.. y. 7 ,tuln. y
Schooner Charles J.. Elmore, Cors0n, Phll2dcl-
rhia, coal, Tn!fcl States Government.
Schooner e. {. Groves, Weaver, Boston, mer-
chaudise, Curtis & Parker.
schooner George II. Squire, TimmoIs, New
York. merchandise Cortis & Parker.
Schooner. Polly Price, Yates, Philadelphia,
coal. to order.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg. Geoghegan, Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers, Harreys & VIII
lltlns.
Schooner Hil:on, Corsey, Norfolk, manure,
Curtis & Parker.
Schooncrs j. II. Marvel, Quillin, and william
and James. Uutteu. lower James river, to load FOR
Philadelphia. Curtis IS Parker.
From City Point on the eth. bark Hyack tBr.),
Mckay, MonteylGeo, Hour, Gallego Manutac-
turing Company
MEMORASDUM.
WEST POINT, November II.-Arrived steamer
Admiral, Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company.
and sailed on return.
.BI TELEGRAPH.
CuARLEsToS, s. c., November 1l.--Arrived,
schooner dd!c, Fuller, Norfolk.
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AFFIpAvITS FOR GETTING OCT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE INTEREST HAS NOT BEEN PAID
We have had form OF affidavit, required by Gen.
eral Orders No. 81, prepared and printed. This
form has been approved at headquarters. THE af-
iidayit is required before any execution can be
issued By 4 clerk Of court.
We can furnish these forms at 80 per hundred,
or fifty cents per dozen. or live cents apiece, to
the cities and country. Liberal discount to the
10
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SALE OF LOUISA LASD.-We learn that
David D. NJ. Digges, land agent ut GordonS-
vile. Va, has just sold Mr. Joseph \. Phil
lip>'s farm of $50 acres. near Gordonsyile.
TO George w. Willars, Esq, of Wyoming
county, New York. who has his family with
him ready for business. Price, $3.50 per
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LEFT FOR LoUIsIAsA.-Eighty coorcd
men left This city for Louisiana yesterday
afternoon by the Richmond and Danvilc
railroad to work on the sugar plantations cf
that state. The wages are more than double
what is paid farm handsin Virginia, and al
expenses are paid to the place Of destiaa-
tion. Nearly 200 have already gone hence
within the past few weeks.
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LIST OF TyMA1lAELE LETTERS RgMAIE1

LIST or rSMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIs1NG
IN TUE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE NOVEMBER
12.-Miss Martha Page, Wyoming Terri
tory :Dr.Wiilam Il. Trent, BurkcvIie, Va. :
Mis-. /. Washer. New York Mrs. William
l.. Wilson, townsville, y. c.; Ilr. ". =.
Ustrander, Rochester, i. y; J. Is. Payne,
Esq, charlottesville, Va. : Mr.. L. l.. Young,
Tu3k&hoc, \. Y. ; George J.. L9timer, Esq,
Baltimore, Md. Mr.. John S. Walker, Wyl-
le,burg, Va; Miss Ellen L. Workman,
Long Island, y. !.
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PERSOSAL.--Coloncl John +. Connaliy, late Of
Texas, has come to Richmond with the intention
vi practicing law among Us. Wcalc pleased to wei
come so brave and gifted young gentleman TO
Virginia, and we feel sure that he will meet with
the same here That signaized his career in
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EXPERIMENTATION account Of the sick
ness of one of the members of the COM
pany, the operetta Of Sonnambula and the
comedietta Of Box and Cox have been post
poned until this evening, when they will be
produced with the full cast.
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. REsIGNATIoNs.-Thc commanding General
has accepted the rcsignations OF T.. VI. AL
len, magistrate of Chesterfield; DR.. L. H..
Smith, inspector OF guano and plaster Of
Paris, Richmond ; and Lewis v. Wcbbs,
member OF the Norfolk Common Council.
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PREMIUMS READY.-The Treasurer is now
ready to pay the premiums awarded by the
Horticultural and Pathological Society at
the State Fair. Parties entitled to them can
obtain them by calling at this Office.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PREACHING To-N1GHT.-The following n p
pointments were announced at the Confer
cnce Yesterday: Broad-Street church, Rev.
DR.. Bond, Of Baltimore Centenary, Rev.
William r. Edwards Trinity, Rev. J. d.
Blackwell. Services commence at half-past
o'clock.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER CoURT.-
IN this court yesterday the case Of L. {.
Murphy. Of Franklin, southampton county.
charged with robbing the mail, was resumed
and again continued. Colonel Marmadukc
Johnson appeared for the defendant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-12

REHEARSAL POSTPONED rehearsal Of
Martha by The Musical Benevolent ASs0cia-
ton has been postponed until next Friday
evening in consequence Of the postpone
mcnt OF Sonnambula and Box and Cox.
The rehearsal OF Martha will then be re-
slI,DnI
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SHOULD BE MovEp.-The wall OF the sta
bic on Grace street between Twenty-siyth
and Twenty-seVenth which fell across the
sidewalk should be moved forthwith, rs it
occasions great Inconvenience TO passers-by.
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HEAVY TuEFT.-Sarah Kelly "a colored
woman) was arrested on Wednesday for
stealing and carrying away 5000 from G. W.
Badkins. She was bailed for appearance
yesterday in the sum of $500 by Justice
Plath. The case was accordingly called, and
Sarah failing to appear, her bond was de-
clared forfeited.
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HsraasEs COMPANIES.

T II. MONTAGUE, 1119 MAIN STREET,
- RICITMoHD, represents tile EQUITABLE.
LIFE ASSURANCE. SOCIETY Y OF new
YORK. Assets over $4,000. 900. Annual cash In
come, Ss.55o, 900 All profits divided annually
among the assured. It's affairs are carefully In
vcstlgatedby icading business men and by the In
surancc Department Of the State OF New York.
Holders Of this company's policies pftener In
crease the amount Of their insurance than rein-
spirmous. Applications solicited WILLIAM G.
ALEXANDER, President; HENRY 3. HYDE.
Vicc-Prcsident: george. W. PHILLIPS, Ac-
tuary: JAMES ". ALEXANDER, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-12

THE CIRCULATIOS OF THE "DISPATCu''
IS LARGER THAN TUE C0MBIHED CIRCU-
LATIuS OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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HUsTINGs COURT OF MAcIsTE ATEs-
Senior dtdc1pldn Fdcicr presiding.-T This
court disposed OF the following cases yes
terday:
Martha Shelton (ncgro), charged with
stealing an undcrskirt and Il 5ushcl Of meal
from Criah Perkins. was found guilty, and
sent to Jail for twcntr-iOur hours.
John II. Gleason. charged with assaulting
and beating john Il. Smith, plead guilty,
and tne court fixed his fine ut 800 and costs,
without Imprisonment.
On motion Of the Commonwealth attor-
ncy, the court rcconSidered It's action in the
! case oi John II. Gleason. and Il jury was
sworn to assess the amount OF fine. Agtc.
hearing statement from Mrs. Gleason, the
jury retired, aud returned Il verdict assess
ing his fine at S25 and costs.
Joe Thomas Uc@ro), charged with steal
ing wood from y. ID. Townsend, plead
guilty, and was sent TO jail for tWenty-tour
hours.
Charles Mosby (ncgro), charged with
stealing a shoulder Of bacon from Michacl
Canady, was found guilty, and sent TO the
cAaln-gang ioT sixty days.
William stephenson (negro). charged with
unlawful gaming, was alTaigncd, and the
I court entered u ;eote prosequt on payment
OF COSTS.
William Randall (ncgro), charged with
ass&uling and beating ID. I. Mayo, was
found guilty, and his tine fixed at 1if'ty dol
lars. aud the court sent him 10 the chain
gang for six months.
MaTy johnson (ncGrcsS), charged with
stealing Il watch-chain from William Ear
rant, was found not guilty, and discharged.
Charles I'in-ley (uegro), charged with
stealing Il coat from Judge Christian.
was found guilty, and sent to Jail for four
months. 4 negro woman who was cE-
amined as witness in the case was asked
il she knew anything about the character OF
Il negro named Robert Smith, the principal
witness in the case. She replied that she
"gueSSed bis character was az good as Tins
ley'S or any other common Niger"
Gus staples (negrO), charged with the
same offence rs 'rinSley, was next arraigncd,
and the jury failing to agree, they were dis
charged, and the case continued until the
December term Of the court.
Catharinc Schmit, charged with stealing
n roll of linen from" Messrs. II. Harris q
Brother. was found guilty. y motion for u
new trial was made, and overrulcd by the
court, and the accused ordered to remain
in custody two hours.
Henry Taylor alias Joshua Williams (ne-
gro), charged with stealing $I.75 from a
lady, was found guilty, and sent to jail for
sixty days and labor.
Martha }. Bell negro), charged with steal
ing $40 from Rehecca Walker, was found
guilty, and sent to Jail for ten days.
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yh,,c ,,,s. -rtu-r,d from another northern trip,
,''5aI =, .,..,,i,,,. .,,,n ,,:r,. handsome and
ma sutc'c~ed III -'''i'H ,'''' '' : ''-'
wonderfully cheap %"o"S III
l,pl.~~ GpDI,~ Of yarionS descriptions. some Of
,,, ,,,.,.i,,. ,,,. ,,nro,, will sell
"hf' '''S "p''i' N0""'~ 'N '
NAIINs oi all desirable shades, even bun;
l.t.3.~- ~rIrtS.
r. ~ ,t... ,, II - STIrp py AMONGST which
\ Iut tl"c "i II - > / j. j. /. 'f,rtS '.'''".'S'
ELE&tE-LI%ED LADIES HOSE;
''t',t> an, ~, ,,,tT '''''-' v --''''
"...ll @ -A,--,- " ". ,,,,,,,,.o,: -, o.,
VELVET EI8Go%&, some OF which Sei' ~ 2'e.
,.r,Itt.,,,,r',..s r-~Drpyrsre.
KNITTING fAEN,
AEAnS. ARABS.
lace { ItES and l. CF IiANDKEI.-
~, '...-,,., ,,,,n t,,,. ,,o.t hnartirn;
'"'.-f'.' - VIM" "' "
assortment ~ @ato'' .hii~lf low prices
Gro. -, .r s,,t,rrb ,u.Iiiy and good shades
.-Is-
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-This
court meets this morning for the hearing OF
bankrupt causes. The regular term Of the
circuit court has been postponed until the
18th Instant
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CoNvIcrs. following-named convictS
were received yesterday and assigned quar-
ters in the White House:
William Sands alias William Dozier (co-
lored), requested to remain for eighteen
years on account of house-breaklnS IN
Princess Anne county.
James Riddick, from the same county,
with the same request, for the same period.
Abram Wiley (colored), from Nansemond
county, for six years, for. grand larceny.
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CHAMBER OF Communicative are glad to
learn from the secretary Of the Chamber Of
Commerce that a goodly number of Our
citizens haye already given in their names
merce. The list, when complete, viii be
published in the city papers,
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PERsoNAL.-Among the arrivals in the
city Yesterday WAS John J. Latterty, editor
OF the Lexington Gazette.
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NJ. ELLYsoS 4 Co. VIII insert advertisements ID
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
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ArPLEToN's JoUREAL-This sterling lite
rarv weekly is received from Ellyson 4 Tay-
lor, ncwsdcaers, next door to the Dispatch
office.
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PRIZE BEEF.--Zctellc is serving up the prize
beef to his many patrons In the most approved
style. Give him call and try il.
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DISTRICT CouRT or APPEALs.-Thc dis
trct court Of appeals for third district
meets at Williamsburg on the 9Th Of Dcccm-
Der proXiTo, and for the fourth district ri
Fredericksburg OH the 10Th Of December
DrOXinO.
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Dividends paid on life policies, FORTY PER
CENT which proves the economy Of Its manage
ment, and Its careful selection OF risks.
OFFICERS:
W. g: CARRINGTOE, PRESIDENT;
JOHN +. EDWARDS, Vice-Presidcnt:
d. J. HARTSOOK, Secretary;
J; J; HoPKLNs, HoP,KIL,N;s Assistant Secretary;
2; : SranSS i SNiTa; Tass Medical Advisers;
PROFEssoR Il. B. SMITH, Actuary;
y. =. FACKLER Consulting Actuary;
ia INES +. WOLFF, Superintendent OF Agencies.
DIRECTORS:
wM. y. IsAACS, GEORGE s.PALMER,
w. e GGaaIKSEISGToS, W. VI. I H.fAEMtFRR, i ItdR
Join j; Il; e. Z. EDWARDS, JOHN G. Williams,
DAN'L j. HARTSOOk.
This company has met with success beyond all
and surpassed by none in existence.
II advises the payment Of all cash premiums. be-
cause then diyidends will c%ntnnilly decrease
and the policy may he source of Income. but II
will allow ont-thlrh loan on anticipating policies;
please remcmher their cash payments are not
likely to decrease. AMI that Interest Is to be paid
annually on all loans not absorbed by dividends.
miums. hut endorses the loan on It's policies until
absorbed by dividends or policy Is payable.
II has no restriction on residence or travel, all
policies are noHforfcitablc, and the right of par
tics guaranteed the face OF the policy rs part of
the contract.
II has the following valuable features which no
other comprny gives The late war artaught many the
penalty OF being separated from the home office by
having their past pcymcnt forfeited. This com
pany guards against this In her policies, and Ill
event Of separation from its office BY any inter-
ycntion. guarantees TO such all the right of non
forfeiture, paid-up policy. surrender value. and
Reinstatement, as though there had been no such
intervening cause.
It's Investments are made for southern advance
with our people Then, why should they continue
to impovcrlSh themselves b. sending money off,
which can rs easily, as safely, Is proltably, be
spent at home?
The PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON asks all
who wish To insure to compare Its rates, terms,
progress, with any company, and feels confident
itS merits will equal any other company's.
no 2-dSwlm
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UO! FOR TIE fiT.a,

Ho' FOR T5iE oHExor GROVES 60
FOR PALhTKA, FLA. VIA SAVANNAH,
GA. touching at FEEEANDINA, JACkSoN- :
VILE. and al LANDINGS or the ST. JOHNS
RIV VER.-SE3tI-" "EENLT LINE: The elegant
and iirst-class steamer DICINTOE- CAPTAIN y.
Z. MCNELTY. will leave Charleston. :. G., FOR
the above places every TUESDAY NIHhI IL
O'Clock.
The elegant and frst-class steamer CITY
POINT, Captain GEORGE {. MCMILLAN, will
leave Charleston every SATURDAY SltllI ut s
o clock for the above places:
Through tickets to be had at r. ilrna9 Offices. 40
extra charge for meals aud statcr0oms.
For freight or passage apply 10
j. i. 3Ii!iN < CO.. ! gents,
So.;th ktlantic Wharf, Charleston, :. 6.
oc 2G-3m
hTUTICE.-The BOATS Of 2zs5ssrTIT7I,st 2zs.15ts.s.--ar TIT7I,t
~ my line will lcsyc the Basin -.------------:-s
Tu2IAYS.
Erei~his taken for al poiatts on the Canal.
au7 r. \. HILL, hGen,.
NOTICE t. SuiPGERS.-,ae7 -ae7.e--55sTi7T'1 .;es----:55sT TT :,
= The bra;, oE tie - iiES Rl...G----.----sE-,
YER AND kANANlA CANAL Dvjltt t>I
TUE>IDA. ). THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS.
rrc"a. ..Ut. tolls OF goods for IyncGhurs Huc
b,.voni collected on delivery, or prepaid. II the
optinr of;hr shipper. Every racil!!y possible VIII
be afforded C0usi.uccs. but no obligation Is as
sumc,l 10 deliver down freight elsewhere than al
Way ffcgAG Will not bc dell:crcd I'LL charges @Tt
pyid.
Boats locked and insured
de Il EDWA AEI' DiLhGN, agent.
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Assets 81, 500, ,Ooo
Policies issued In little over two years. $500.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS ToE SALE EY THE HUN
DRED at the DiSpGtch office.
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ENSURES ON MUTUAL NON-FORFEITING
AND RETURN PREMIUM PEANs.
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YASCY G0oDs. NOTIONS, &c.

TASGY GOOBS. NOTIONS, DC.
DAPEn COLLARS.-50,O 600 X. h. LEE
4 COLLARS; u,C0o DICKENS COLLARS,
nT ygrirrs STYLES: - 600 TIE COLLARS, OF va
rious. shles T. goo HERALD COLLARS; 10000
BURHi;SS, BLAIR 4 THAXTON,
no II " ho!esglc Notions, II Pearl street.
WALL TRADE, lSC9.-WHlTE GOODS,
< FANCY GOODS NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES. &C.-Wc have now i; store, and oier
to tn trade cf Virginia, West virginia, 1enncs-
see Uud <1rtIt Carolina, the largest stock OF cur
goods Yc howe ever don" before. Prices guaran-
ted ,9 low -, those Of johhcrs In any northern
market. VALENTINE & FRANKLIN,
InnortcrS aud Wholesale Dealers In
Eaucy GovCs, White Goods, Notions, &c.
So 2H--.Iu
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Dividends paid on life policies, FORTY PER
CENT which proves the economy OF Its manage
ment, and Its careful selection OF risks.
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EUR NEW YORK.-The elc-< e, ,sfass,
ttiE BLAKEaIAS, will leave her wharf nJ EOckrtts
on FRIDAY November l2. at IL o'clock y. NJ.
Freight received up to lGO'clOCk \. u. Fare, Sl2;
s;cc~agc, &5 For freight or passage, having ele-
CANT accommodations. apply to
WILLIAM {. DtNltAN ( CO.,
no 10--3t corner Main nnd Eleventh streets.
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GREAT EXHIBITION,

GREAT EXHIBITION,
COM;iENCI MONDAY,
NOVEMBER l, 1909,
JULIUS SYCL E'S, L
dI5 BROAD STREET,
DETwEES FOURTH AND FIFTH,
where he will be ready to exhibit large stock oF
FANCY DRT GOODS TO the public in general,
consisting OF 'c VERY LATEST STYLES OF
GOODS, at REMARKABLE LOW PRICES, a,
follows:
SOLIn-COLnRED ALPACA nj o5c.;
CHIENE POPL;NS, various shades, 30 to 35c.;
SCOTCH PLhIDS, STRIPED 20 l. y :.
BLACK ALPACAs, and REPS-all prices
and grades;
IRISH POPL!N~ C-."~'. (. ;..I
FRENCH MERINU>, all color, anu -Ilades;
BALMORAL SKIRTS from 75c. upwards:
CALICOES, neat patterns, at 123c. To l5c.
FLANSELS. FLANNELS.
OPERA FLANSELS, plaid and plain, in all
shades
PLAIN and TWILLED FLAESELS IN colors
from 25c. upwards.
LACE EHANDkERCHIEFS 1T Soc upwards;
Elegant LACE COLLARS from CSC. TO Soc;
LADIES WHITE HOSE III l23c.-good;
4 great variety Of ARABS BR0CHE SLAWLS,
and SILK VELVET and VELVETEEN
BED BLANKETS ut great bargains.
CLOAKS AND CLOAKING:
\ fun line of WHITE GOODS. -
LADIES, MISSES, and CiilLDREN'SM MERIN0
MES,S ald BOYS WINTER SHIRTS at all
BPoaTCi 9TH, MELTON, DOESKIN CAS-
SINEKES, SATINET$, and KENTUCKY
JEANS. to suit every body:
4 large variety Of WORSIED GOODS: SON
TAGS and HOODS:
CORSETS,
NOTIONS.
JET JEWELRY:
and many other FANCY ARTICLES too numc-
rnus In mention. ut great barg:inS.
Country merchants and visit rs to tic Fair win
find II To their interest to call and examine the
stock OF Jti-loS ~ S,.t.
:I5 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
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