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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
yirginia.--Tenncsee SenntOr---Rev-
enue Difficulties I'm Northern Flo

enue Difficulties In Northern Flo
rftin.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, October 90, 1869.
It is considered certain that the result OF
the election Of senator's in Virginia will be
the Immediate admission Of her representa-
tives to Congress in December. The i'm
preston in political circles is that the Pre-
sidcnt will strongly urge that consumma-
ton in his annual message.
Tennesseeans here, friends of Johnson,
have adyices which induce them to think he
will certainly be beaten. Others, however,
continue sanguine, and wager heavy bets
that he will be successful.
Official reports represent Northern Flo
rIda in complete state Of Instruction in
consequence of attempts to collect the reve-
nue.. The War Department has ordered
troops to that section. y number of muir
ders were committed there last week.
TIy0S
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LONDON. October --No0n.-Consols, p3!. Uni
ted States bonds, sig. Sugar firm.
PAE1s, October 2o.-Boursc OPENS dun rentes,
T9f. csc.
LIVERPOOL, October 90-4Noor.--Co:ton opens
quiet uplands l3bM l2td.: Orleans, l230l2sd.
LIyEEPOOL, October 20.-ErsniHg.-.C Cotton
quiet and unchanged: sales. T. 600 bales, including
!, 600 bales forcXport and speculation.
HAvRF. October 20.-C"tton opened quiet and
firm on the spot. 143f. afioat, 1857.
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Foreign Sews.
SPAIN.

MADRID, October 20.--At Valencia after
the Republicans capitulated the troops fired
on them, and hostilities were resumed. The
fighting continued at the latest adviccs.
Three thousand more troops are ordered
to Cuba.
The Republican leader Saloyia was killed
yesterday.
FRANCE.
PARIS, October 20.-Two international
committees will meet 1T Cairo to regulate
the conditions Of the SucZ canal transport
tatiOn.
The bookbinderS here arc striking.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, October 2o.-Lord Derby Il sink
ing slowly. lie is unconscious.
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BaI1otins for Senator in the Tennes-
see legislature,

NASHVILLE, Tenn. October 20.-There
were two ballots for United States senator
yesterday. In the House the first stood as
follows: johnson, 81: Etheridge, 90; A. j.
Fletcher, II; +. II. Ewing, 4; \. D. Brown,
=; T. A. r. Nelson, 3; Bailie Peyton, 2;
NJ. Brown, 4. Necessary to a choice, 90
Counting both Houscs). No election. The
result was enthusiastically applauded by
Johnson'S friends.
The second ballot stood: Johnson, - ;
Etheridge, 81; Fletcher, 10; Peyton, 2
Ewing, 1; Brown, 3; Nelson, D; NJ.
Brown, 4.
In the Senate the ballot stood: Johnson,
II; Ethcridge, s: Peyton, 4; Ewing, ! ;
Henry Cooper, l. Second ballot: Johnson,
II; Etheridgc. 6; Peyton. 8; Ewing, l.
The last ballot in the House was: John.
son. -; Etheridge, ii; Fletcher, u; Pey.
ton, 8: A. D. Brown, !; Ewing, 4; NJ
Brown. =; Nelson. l.
WAsHISGToH, October 20.-The friends
here of Andrew Johnson are not so conf.
dent about his election to the Senate. 1t is
stated that Ex-Governor Isham G. Harris Is
bitterly opposed to him.
Secona Dispatch.
NASHVILLE, October Electromagnetic
Legislature went into joint session to-day
and had two ballots. The first stood: John
son. 40: Etheridec. 80; scattering, IS. The
second stood johnson, Al; Etheridee, 20
scattering, 3S. There being no choice, the
LEGISLATURE adjourned till tomorrow.
The scattering votes We're mostly cOmpll.
mentaly, and will doubtless soon be conso
lidated. Two members were absent to-day
The following is the last ballot in detail
johnson, Al; Etheridgc, %; Cooper, >
Ewing. 4 Pcyton, 6 Fletcher, II: \. 5
Brown, s: VI. Brown, ..
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THE EcuMENIcAL CoUNc1L.-Among those
who sailed from Baltimore yesterday on the
steamer Baltimore for Bremen as passen-
gers are the Most Rev. NJ. j. Spaulding,
Archbishop of Baltimore and Primatc of the
United States and Right Reys. Bishop Mic
Gill, Of Richmond Wood, of Philadelphla
Dominoc, Of Pittsburg; Mullan, Of Erie
Gibbons, of North Carolina; OGorman,
Vicar Apostolic OF Nebraska, with three
priests from Nebraska Rev: bernard j.
McManus, pastor OF St: Johns church, IN
Baltimore Rev pIaccidcas Chappelle, d.
D.. of Rockville. Nd. and Rev. Charles
O'Conncr, vice-rector of the American Col
lege in Rome, and number Of Catholic
students.
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REV. W. 4. SMITH. d. D.-The many
friends of this eminent minister will be glad
to learn that he has returned from tine
springs in greatly improved health. He
purposes TO visit Bovdton and Petersburg,
and then to attend the session of the Nirgi-
mia Conference in this city. His presence
in this body-of which for many years he
was one Of the ablest and most honored
mcmbers-wll he IN interesting feature Of
the occasion. After the session of our Con-
ference DR.. Smith will 90 back to Missouri.
Richmond Christian ADVOCATE.
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WIIMlNGTOE. n. c.. October 20.-The
ease Of the officers Of the Cuba comes UP
before the United States Commissioner to-
morrow. The case OF the vessel is TO be
tried at the next term Of the United States
district court, which commences i'll No
NnnllInr
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1t is proposed in Baltimore that the city
shall buy the gas works. The gas company
has itself, as it announces, come to the con-
clusion that the time for the supply of gas
to the inhabitants of the large cities of the
companies is passing away.
Richmond commenced Alright. She built
hnr own works
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sTAUNToE, VA.

WILLIAM FRAZIER, late acting partner
Rockbridgc Alum Springs;
perntendcnt Rockbridge Alum Springs.
The undersigned have taken a lease Of the y1R-
GINA HOTEL, and propose 10 open 10 In their
partnership name on the LIST OF OCTOBER, Ise9.
Their ain Will be SO 10 keep the HOTEL as to at
tract the public patronage and make II The sayorite
resting-pace of all visitors to stanton. lis loca-
ton and interior arrangements VIII greatly con-
tribute to this end being quite removed from tho
hustle Of the depot and the noise OF shifting trains
and yet central and convenient TO business. Tho
house Is NEWLY FURNISHED throughout In tho
very best style OF modern art.
Hot cold, and shower-baths for ladies' and gen.
tlernen bar and billiard saloons, and livery sta.
bles, connected with the house.
The proprietors, having worked together for many
wears at the Rockbridge Alum Springs TO the salts
faction OF the public, respectfully ask call from
any of their former friends and patrons who may
visit stanton, confidently promising them that
they win find In their hotel the comforts OF we'll
appointed home.
Their charges shall be moderate.
Omnibus to and from the depot free OF charge.
All stages set down and take up passengers at
this hotel.
Mr. G. w. KENNEDY date OF the Bolllngbrook.
Petersburg Va. u IS in charge OF the dining-room.
and will be pleased TO see his friends.
Sc 2s--lm FRAZIER SALE.
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Fatal ARRAY.

AUGUSTA, Ga, October 2O.-A difficulty
occurred in this city this morning between
john p. Foster and William r. Mcdonald.
in which the former shot and instantly kill
I'd fine llftrr
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* + AND EN- IN G.

that our display of FALL DRY GOODS VIII be
larger and more attractive than usual. We, buy
ing All goods STRICTLY FOR CASH, are at all
times enabled to sell BARGAINS; and while we
have now In stock complete assortment ofevery-
thing usually found In a iirst-casS store call inc
PARTICULAR ATTENTION OF THE LADIES
to the following. which we are Offering as SPE-
CIALTIES, and REMARKABLY CHEAP:
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Fire i'm Cincinnati.

CISc1HHAT1, October Niyhi.-The Col
lcgc Building, containing Lowes's College,
Young Mems Mercantile Library, Chamber
Of Commerce, and several stores and offices,
is burning.
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GRAND RUSH FOR THE BARGAINS.

SUCCESS OF THE NEW STORE,
because all kinds of DRY GOODS are sold there at
REASONABLE PRICES,
thereby enabling buyers 20 supply themselves with
MANY GOODS FOR A LITTLE MONEY.
Now is the time to make selections, and we offer
BARGAINS,
and specify few articles, to which we invite at
tention:
PLAID, CHENE, PLAIN, andRoUBAIX POP
LINS:
SOLID DELAINES. ALPACAs. MERINOEs,
and EMPRESS CLOTHS;
FAST-COLOR NEAT CALICOES at l2ic.;
EXCELLENT CANTON FLANNEL at Lode;
Splendid assortment of BLACK ALPACAS and
other BLACK GOODS;
CASSI9IERES. DOESKINS,
CHINCHILLA, BEAVER, and BROAD
CLOTHS;
SATINETS, FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
SHAWLS, CL0AKS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
TABLE and PIANO COVERS.
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
DAMASKS,
WHITE GOODS,
wORSTED KNIT GOODS,
GLOVES and HOSIERY,
And many other seasonable and desirable goods.
GIVE Us A CALL AND SAVE MONEY.
WILLIAM THALHIMER s. SONS,
corner Broad and Sixth streets.
Similar inducements offered at our store No.
1919 Main street, EzciIies oidstand where Messrs.
GUS. TuALHlMER, II. A. CHEWING. WILL
LIAM A. GARNER, and A. d. LOCkETT, will
he ulcascdt to see their friends. oclI
GtARDOZO, ALsOP & FOURQUREAN
respectfully Invite the attention of the Grade to
their stock of
NEW FALL GOODS,
embracing every variety OF style and quality, and
adapted TO the wants Of buyers from all parts OF
the country
From their facilities for purchasing tbuying, as
they do, entirely Tor cash the CHOICEST NOV
ELITES as well as the CHEAPEST GOODs-Inva-
riahIy offered at the lowest price-they are conf
dent that it viii be found advantageous to examine
their stock before buying elsewhere.
CARDOZO, ALSOP & FOURQUREAS.
Zoe .
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.SeCO11tl DiSDGtch
The Ofiicini Vote in Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, October 20.-The official
vote shows Governor Gcary's majority to be
1886. and Judge Williams majority for the
Supreme Court 5, T03.
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nay GOODS,

nUCKWALL & ROuss, No. 1906 MAIN
IL STREET.
OCTOBER 10, 1860.
just received per steamer Isaac Bell another
shipment Of
AUCTION BARGAINS.
1000 yards OF the best PRINTS ut Il &c.
BLEACHED AND BROWN DOMESTICS at
wholesale prices;
ALPACAs, PoPLINETTEs, and other
DRESS GOODS;
SHOES. FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, FLANNELS,
SWITCHES at Csc, CARPETS,
TRUNKS CASSIMERES. and ali kinds of
NOTIONS and FANCY ARTICLES. oc2o
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A Sw1SnL1Sa PREACHER-A "JAY" N
BLACK PLUMAGE.-For some time past g
negro preacher from Massachusetts,, named
j. P. Jay, has been holding forth in this
city. He has collected money from whites
and not accounted for it., cheated his breth-
rem, and seduced his pupils in the female
school of which he was the head. The place
got too hot for him, and he has eloped.-
Lanchburg Neus.
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REPORTED MARINE DlsATER.-Ne1o York,
October 19.-The following note has been
found on Rockaway beach in bottle:
March 20, 1SG9-Ship Cultivalor lost IN
latitude 80, longitude 50. Heavy sea +; all
hands took to the boat God save lis and
nrotect us. WILLIAM RoBISsoH,
cone Of the hands.
"God help my wife and children
On the reverse side was the following
"Whoever finds this will please advertise II:
50 as TO let our families know OF our late"
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NEW HOPS, grown in Henrico county !;
~ CUCUMBER PICKLES, new and lrm
FRENCH MUSTARD, genuine;
BAKERS CHOCOLATE,
COCOA, BROMA,
CALIF0RNIA BhANDY and WINES, at
J, b. KIDD'S,
oc2l TT Broad street,
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SLATE.-Wc have been shown specimens
Of slate by Mr.. James 3. Gilmer which was
taken from deposit recently discovered in
Amherst Charlottesville Intelligencer.
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HAVANA, October 20.-The papers to-day
publish intercepted documents which, if
true, prove the Republican rising in Spain
to be the work Of Cuban insurgents,
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4 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE - All
"A persons Indebted TO the estate of the late
WILLIAM SLEDD Will please settle their ac-
counts immediately. as further indulgence cannot
be given. All persons having claims against the
estate will present them TO me, properly auhentl-
Gated, for settlement. I. I. WOODY,
administrator of William Slcdd, deceased,
Old Dominion Tobacco Factory,
Seventh and Canal streets, Richmond.
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General Eppa Hunton has been APP
pointed. by Judge Willoughby, Common
wcaIth's attorney for Loudoun county
pro TEN. uice Downey, removed.
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EXTRA NOTICE.-PICTURE PIC
IL TURES, PICTURES.-A special lot OF IS, 900
large assorted Pictures offered TO the trade III
lots of 50 and loo plain and colored, atayery great
reduction. Canyassers aud dealers should not fail
TO purchase, rs they cannot be duplicated at the
price now offered. j. HOOVER,
Soi Market street, Philadelphia, Pa.
a3-im<
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One Of the Chicago streets IS 10 DE
widencd to one hundred feet Tor Twelve
miles of its length.
The "fossil giant" discovered in SYRIA
cuse county, \. Y.,is pronounced by DR..
Boynton, the well-known geologlst, 10 be q
statue,
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INTERNAL. REvEEUE DECISIoE.-On an ap-
neal from The Commissioner Of Internal Re
venues decision Mr. Boutwell, has decided
that where parties work the iron nom the
ore. und then make the iron up into articles
such a. spikes, tools, railroad chairs, &c.
they must pay specific tax on the iron n
well as materials. and also tax on articles
A. manufactures. Ii appears that this con-
-trrrtion has been complied with in some
places. but in pittSbur@. Cleveland. Buff
fa!o. ard Troy, especially, the iron men
have insisted on paying only one taN-Nlz..
the tax on manufactured articles. a large
sum OF money was involved in this decision,
and from it the Government will receive
hundreds of thousands of dollars hereto
fore withheld.
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Dir. John Sower proposes soon 10 com
nence the publication Of new paper ~
ChristiansbHrg.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

DRIVATE BOARD1NG.-A family oil
I five or six persons, or n club OF the same num-
Der. can be accommodated with SUPERIOR
BOARD in u private family very near the centre
Of business. Communications lett at locE-box
1913, Rlchmond post-oticc, win he duly answered.
'' oc 2o-lm
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sorTns1DE RArLRoAp.-We learn that new
iron has been laid on this road from this city
10 Appomattox depot. and commencing at
Petersburg for ten miles west of that city.
The work of relayine the track is being ra-
pidly and theoretically pushed forward, and
in the ensuing twelve months new iron will
be laid the entire distance between this city
and Petersburg. The iron used is made at
the rolling mills near this city.-Lynchourg
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Jurisprudence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence 81 N" Richmond Dispatch
WASHINGTON, October 70. 1869.
Tho election Of senator's by the Virginia
Legislature is regarded here rs the compile
ton 0t all that is necessary II procure the
admission Of the state when Congress meets.
II has been thought during the whclc cam
rairn OF thc senatorial question that Lieu
touant-Goycrnor Lewis would he one Of the
senator's; but the election of his colleague.
Nj Johnston, did occasion some surprise.
.Utac - the fact that he had never been
y,~o....;;e1t.~ mentioned in connection with
Inc Office. Now that the excitement is over,
ihcrc i B general disposition expressed by
all friends Of the State here to put their
shoulders 10 the wheel and push the State
on 70 her proper place in the Union.
There j no excitement here Just now over
poll;,al matters Of any description. Great
anxiety is manifested by the friends and
enemies Of Andrew Johnson, as to what
VIII he the result Of the election in Tonnes
see today. Ii he is defeated the Radicals
urrc will he pleased beyond description. II
is useless Tor thea IL deny that
Most of;hc officials here are now dcyotine
n. tAoir time - the preparation ofther an
uuI reports. Which are expected to be more
than ordinarily Interesting hyrcaSon of their
being the tjr>t under the new Administers
ton. n well as C1r ,hc showing they are en-
pnr.cd 80 make oi the practical workings of
r..h department Of the Government in tht
Wa, trctrcnchmcnt, and the advantages of
Ike new Administration generally. 7.
GENrRAL GRANT AND NIRGINIA.-'< Data"
it, f,c,, WASHINGTON ia tbe R,1timore
>on
IN" a'll"h eI inc virginia hcg'>iaItlfe IL
e!cclioG senators mo can t'hc llc i,oH-clau
oatA meets WIN nc wa III c"ihi!ieiu"''o" o.
The PRESIDENT. II i>>l1tcU lllal III CONVERSE
lion to-day Il" expressed the OPINION that
there was nothing III the way OF inc auinlS-
sion IL the Stale. lie has no confidence III
iHr threats OF me defeated OF the " els
al fraud and intimidation.
The report If General Candy, already
alluded e. IN these dispatches, VIII, II Is be-
loved, Thoroughly put an cnd 10 TINS move
Mrul.
-, - II, ?, ., ..-
~ th. Niruiria LEGISLATURE elected vc>tcr-
,a,. a~. >I,,l,rn al fayor,hIy by the press
,,d nen,,l1. 'rLry were both presented as
,EnrtruI l-niouiSts. ard one Of them at
lt IL . .,ir prr1,IIicqn rarord We
.1i,,i. =, Holm = lewis elected Iie,lte-
,,,It, Z; crornrr. Il VIRGINIA Est July b. an
.,r''r,,,o,,. r}ai,f.ity Ills relatives. the Lew
f... ~ C},Imr-rr Courthouse. whom we met
-. - VOL, inrr,insr there in tho summer. are
urnn,>t, he advaurcd Rcpuhlicans of the
ti,,a.-LnlI. earnest. cou<riplitiou>-and he
W.. uu.Ier,l oul 10 differ from them on i'm
material matters onlv.-F3rnry'S Chronicle.
ooG.
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SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAN0, Whann's
y Raw-Bone Superphosphate, pure Flour o.
Raw Bone. We are agents for the above ssan9aro
FertiIi1ers Fall supply In store and for sale oy
"a 10 ALLISON q ADDISON
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u MONUMENT SQUARE,

6NlLAOR dOJSE,
" MONUMENT SQUARE.
THIS NEW AND COMMODIOUs HOTEL rs
NOW OPEN for the accommodation OF the travel
ling public.
II has been newly furnished throughout, and con.
talns all the requisites for Il FIRST-CLASS no.
TEL; Is centrally located and convenient TO the
business portion OF the city, and public buildings
city railways, &c.
The management promise to do everything In
their power for the comfort and satisfaction OF
their guests.
BOARD, - per day.
Our coaches run TO and from all depots and
steamboat landings. Fare, IS cents. au3-sm
ssPER DAY. % PER DAY.
SPOTsWOOD HOTEL,
The undersigned, having leased this the ouiy first
class hotel located on Main street, and within one
square OF the capitol post-ofiice. custom-house
theatre, and the great northern and southern rail-.
road depots respectfully inform the public that II
rs NOW OPEN. II will be thoroughly renoya-
ted and refurnished TO some extent.
This hotel Is world-reuowned as the headluar-
tiers OF tho President and Cabinet officers OF the
late Confederacy. 70 also contains the historic
rooms of Presidents Davis, johnson, and Grant,
and Chief Justice Chase.
The travelling public are cordially Invited 10
make their home ut the Spotswood, where they
viii And every comfort and delicacy thar THIS ana
other markets can supply.
j. d. SuBLETT,
q. Is. LUCK,
W. b. BISHOP,
mys Proprietona
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DIsTIiIHRS Observation-Disclosures who had
suspended business are now resulnln@ opc-
ratiuns at the rate of five per day, Il Is
shown hy the reports received at the Inter-
nal Revenue Bureau.
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Cattle Markets.

OCTOBER l5.-With only moderate receipts and
passably active demand the market Tor Beef
Cattle Is quite steady. Prime and extra Steers
sold 1T l5imlG!c., fair 10 good at l.tfgl5!c.,
and inferior To ordinary st on Lie; the major part
of the sales being at l3i0l5sc., and the averagc
price being about dc.
sheep were moderately sought after at steady
prices prime and extra quoted at t40T!r., COM
mon 10 good at 5GGc., and Inferior ut .Fl;ir.
For Swine the market quict but steady 1T
g;IiGic. for common L. prime |itA arrivals OF
$3.50 Lcnd chiefly for slaMrhtcrnrs.
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THERE Is QUITE A RUSH
n FOR THE
NEW GOODS

THERE IS QUITE a RUSH
FOR THE
NEW GOODS
AT
JULIUS MEYE
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
coo Broad street.
We noticed the arrival or
SCARLET, BLACK AND WHITE, BLUE AND
CRIMSON CHECKED OPERA FLANNEL;
BROCHE SHAWLS, and general variety OF
other SINGLE AND DOUBLE SHAWLS;
ELEGANT BALMORALs,
DRESS SILKS and SATINS,
Most fashionable SASH and NECK RIBBONS,
A handsome variety of RUFFLED and other COL
LARS and CUFFS:
An assortment of GOOD KID GLOVES ut $I.2sa
pair-something worthy TO recommend;
a new supply Of PLAIDS. and other patterns OF
desirable DRESS GOODS;
pretty lot Of CHnDREN's and MISSES
HOODS, sHAwLs, SUBIAs, etc., etc.;
A good supply OF Goods suitable for CENTS and
BOYS wear, such as CASSIMEREs, BEA.
yERs, etc.
UNDERWEAR, in great variety;
ESGL ISH SOCKS, etc.
1t is impossible to give an idea OF the thousands
OF different articles In
DRY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS,
Fanny GOODS,
JEWELRY, etc.,
to be found at the lowest possible prices, at
JULIUS MEYERS,
oc 10 500 Broad street. two doors from Sixth.
COMPREHENSIVE. = The subscribers
" have formed co-partncrship under the old
firm name of
THOMAS r. PRICE & CO.,
llOl MAIN STREET.
In thus renewing this old and congratulated
In the last forty years and pledge themselves tn
keep 1t still worthy the patronage of the city and
the State. L. X. PRICE,
JACOB HALL,
L. 2. HUDGIES.
SECOND SUPPLIES OF ELEGANT GOODS.
They have just received by steamer and express
Elegrnt IRISH and FRENCH PoPLINs,
MOURNING GOODS-great vartcty--a spe-
Rich BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS,
LACE COLLARS,
DRESS GOODS all kinds, e5c to O.. go per yard;
Shirts and DRAWERs for ladies and gentle
men, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN
CAssIMEREs and CLOTHS,
LiNESB6soM SHIRTS,
NECK-TIES
T. r. PRICE & CO.,
ocl5 nearly opposite post.onicc.
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GAVE YOUR MONEY, AND GO TO

Co.
JULIUS sYCLE's,
No. ii; Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth,
who has now on hand a tremendous large stock,
GOODS, Which can only be found in nrst-class
dry goods house, ana will offer the same remarka-
bly, low so everybody will lind 1t to their interest
%dd S IpI re ia pc P6PLTSs from 10 to soc.;
Rich PLAID POPLINS at 2Oc.:
PLAIN and SI RIP Ro GHEME
IRISH Il ;a't Po G'if EMPREss CLoTH, FRENCH
~ MERINo, IN al c2lors and shades;
s9hD C Saret4 n monRNiAG G$sosobs
BALMORAL SKIRTS-a large variety from 7sc.
BLE "A Oiled and BROWN coTToNs at New
Nee IH ifEHA S2 l1 at SOC &C
Eades HOSE rR Tom n1 lss c. Spwa p;
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plain ,1 ELA fTsd wH EHANS Sna sGoronEp
OPERA FLANNELS, plaid and plain in all CO.
lors.
Grea, bargains in BLANKETS, sHAwLs.
CLOAKS, and CLOAk1NG.
zen's and Boys UNDERS HIRTS and
DRAWERS from the cheapest to the best.
BROADCLOTH, MELTON CT 9TH. DOEsKIN,
FANCY CASSIMEREs, sAT1NETs, KEN
TUCkYJEANs to suit everybody ,,. ,o
BROCHE SIiAWLS In large variety, to suit tile
A full iI" line of WHITE GOODS, CoRsETs, and
EMBROIDERIES;
JET JEWELRY, NOTIONS, &c.
In fact everything that Is necessary Tor 1rst-
class dry goods house.
NV stock of goods Is too numerous to mention
every article: so all ask Is to give call and
CON yInrc Yourself JULIUS SYCLE,
AS Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.