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A LRxANDRIA. LoypoUN AND HAMPSHIRE
"A RAILROAD,
~ %eTTs11ssssST!sE,

BEGINNING OCTOBER /, 1903.
Leave Alexandria daily, except Sunday, at sa.
N and ?. m. for Loesburg. Leave Lecsburg for
Alexandria at Z a. m. and l2!l5 p. m.
Connecting at Leesburg with peacoek's Line Of
hrst-slass Coaehss, which leave Lessbnrg on
ton, Pufeellvtlle, snickersyille, Berryyille,
Winchester and Capon Springsi returning leave
days
Leave Leesburg for Middleburg on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, on the arrival Of the
railIoad train from Alexandria, and arrives At
Middleburg at9p. m.
Leaves Middlebufg Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, alta. m, and arrives at Leesburg at "
m, and (peT railroadl arrives at Alexandria at
p. N. In ample time for Washington and salti-
more the same day.
Prom and after June s., the coaches will run daily
from Winchester to GApon Springs.
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FOR CORN.
HsAporARrEssR RrrrH MILITARY DIsrRror.
STATE OF THxAs,

orrIcE or CHrEy ouIHIERslsrIR,
AUSTIN. TEXAS, Jan. ,lsp
at ,his oAee until shTUR DAY. February Is, isGS,
ter,s Deparlmen /. At Camp Conoordia, Texas, with
iqeh ap1siIty Of Corn As may bo required until
Corn 10 be Of good, clean, msrchant.ble quality,
sbelled, and delivered In sacks, subject to riEd
Delivery to commence on acesptanee Of cou .
tract and continue in such quantitles and at such
times as may be required by the Post Quarter.
Bids to be plA'nly lndorsei .'Proposais for Coru
az Camp Coneordia, - and ad iressed TO tho under.
BY command Of Brcret Major General Candy.
n.. J. A. POTTER,
itary District ja22.td
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LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS.

Sc Trains leaving BaltI more and Ohio pepot a
s;65 a. m :, connect with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains at 81. AkAph Junction
for all points on The llne q th2t road between Ma
Trains leaving st, Asaph and King streets at go
T. m. connect at 81, Asaph Junction with trair
arriving Al Baltimore and Ohio Depot at s. p. IN.
and in time for 4 p, M, train for Baltiinores
o. A, STRVBNS, Oenl Supt
W j. PHELPs, Gen ~ Manager. decJ1-tf
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Railroad Routas,
RALTiNoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

RALTlhORk AND OHIO RAlLR0AD.
.ga n ysS Fl II; ~! = n i:
a'N run = 'f'''YS;s gcs i'siL is'ssiLrInoK. .
81 'i ;Sa ii;i'I II; Ns iisiisss - '''
ana ''nd t0p,y5h ,y5h AsNAroL!s -
ssreI IseMTn 70 sanS ~ sSa t"p' M So"hn 10 OF IRON
Leave ats ! ts5R n Va %tY Y sat&pSssSs e and '"D' m'
'ISss Al "a fssts aG 81 81 fRs Il 3 RyFTsr.
Lsay. daily ssespt Saturday and Sunday. At
o. e s,sssa.S ssS ~ :, F. m. aas "a RoSS. m
u.es S n s..s Sa sha from % Hs
,;: .l 4 .s. az S S. a. ii p sJs as.
,i s:S LSs psssYs: ,. snd Boston
Master Il 4 Tf.n.pdIistiGn. + %lasoEi;
DO G Ro6sf2. f2.ts a.s. aasi,s .ss ass.'w 'wA.son
gHE.BFa Bib hs.xEBs xE sEv EssEBERTo'
Train: % s.;S,:s s.,, ws:Sinsicn and New YORK are
" FoR III INV wv'YS YSRR, 1i,hou. eA.ss. Of cars.
is:vs daily tsiesp, Sunday Al 500 a m. IL 20
FOR PHILADBLPHIA,
Il d':,s n daily tor'ep' sunday nsooa m. H. 30
ON SUNDAY,
Leaysf for New York at 40 p. IN. and Philadsl-
ssspins car. Tor New York on g. .op, m. train only
Through Tickets 70 Philadelphia, New York or
Boston An be had at the Station once at all hours
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
:S:sS S:Sss ws ".'hln'Ss wiRsS An
Master of Transportation.
l., N. COLE, General Ticket Agent
0R0. 9. K00ETZ. Agent Washington.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y wAsHINuTOS, D. C. JRn. I, 1862.
On the petition Of JAMES EMERSON, ut Lowell,
MAssseh usett, pray Tor the extension Of patent
granted him GU the 18th day Of August 1885, Tor An
Improvement In ships WlndlAssesi
II IL ordered that the said petition be hoard at this
onice on the 18th day Of March next Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, ,depOsiuong,
aud other papers, should be hled In this once
twenty days before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA FOOTE,
iAl2.Tu9w COmmlssioleT OF Patents,
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Personal.

P"0fDH DR., DARBY 8. 10 ssTsntS streSt.
opposite odd.TsllOwS' Han. Separate rooms for
pauenu, asl2'N
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THIS IsTo GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUB
L SCRlBER has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Washington county, in the District uf Coz
lumbil, letters Of adminlstIation q. 7. A. On the
personal estate OF PHILLlP DUOAN, late OF wash
lugtUn city, d. C., deceased. All persons having
claims again the said deceased are hereby warned
To exhibit the me, with the yOuChers thereof, Lu
the subscriber, on or before the 9th day of Jan
uary next, they may Otherwise by law be sX
eluded from all benefit " the said estate,
Giyeu under my hand this 9th day OF January,
~ BRIDGET x DUGAN,
mark.
ialS.w w3w' AdministTatri1 c. T
TINTED STATES PATENT 0FPICE,
- WAsHISurOs, u, c., January y, lsg
On the petition Of CLENEST RrssEiI. 0I Mas
silon, STARK county, Ohio, praying Tor the rXlru-
SION Of patent granted him on the st day Of My,
lsi, Tulssued May 10, 1867 for Improvement IA
Double .guaTed hOTss Powers,
Is ordered that the said Petton be heard at Tins
Utce on the 18th day Of April next. ALy per
son may oppose this extension. Objections, drpo
| sittOns. aud other papers should be nled iu thu
| Onhce twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA fOOTE,
ia2s.ThSw Commissioner Of Patgnls,
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70 fHE NokfHWEsf,. soufH. hND SOUTH.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after NOVEMBER 81, 1858, trains will
ws.hins'on sS.n. B.ii!nor. Ia@m.
iSp. m. 10. 80
THE oRRAT DoUBLR-TRACK ROUTE
with ELg0ANT SCENERY, Palace Stste.rooni,
day and Night Car, with mod dern improvements, and
sayins from four 10 twelve hours In time over any
other route; Two hundred miles saved TO Western
THREE hi IssT pAiIY W EXPRESS TRAINS WEST
TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS NORTH.
THROUGH from Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and
PIrrsBUR0H without change
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have
the adHnntases Of mAkinE all changes In UNION
DEPoTs, and no FERRfEs.
Tickets BY this route can be procured al the
otaee. corner e Sixth n, street and Psnpsyly.nl
nation will be given at all times,
Passengers procuring tickets at this ofce, can Sc
surs accommodations In Sleeping Cars for Elmira or
PittsburEh. W ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Washington, d. @.
deS-lv Baltimore, Md,
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TINTED sTATEs PATENT oRFICB.

2 WAsHIslToN,D y q Jan ., 1863
On the petition Of LYDIA ". LirGhFIELp, I'D:
South Bridge, Massachusetts,, praying for the ex .:
tension OF patent granted him on the lst day Of
Looms:
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
person may oppose this extension. Objections,
deposit tions, aud other papers should be led In
ELISHA R00TB,
janS.ThSw Commissioner OF Patents.
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HELDq'Rs FIRST MILITARY pJsrRicr,
STATE or TENAs,

AUSTIN, TExAs. Jan. q, 1852.
faaled proposals, In duplicate, will be received
AZ this ofiee until FRIDAY, February 8. lso, at
Hm; i9t furnishing the ouartormasteI's Depart.
ment at Fort Stockton, Texas, with such quantity
Of Corn as may be required until May 81, isai
Corn TO be Of good, clean, merehantable quality,
inspection.
Delivery to Commence on award Of contract,
and continue In such quantities and at such times
as may be required by the Post Quartarmaster.
Bids 70 be plainly indorsed Proposals for Corn
undersigned.
By command Of Breve, Major. General Casby.
B,rsyet Brisadisr General. and q. q. N, 'fqh
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WRAPPlN0 PAPER FOR SALE AT THls
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For Sale Or Rent.

Los RRBNT-YUREIsHBDs SUITES AND sfnoLB
IL Rooms at No, o, Ihgle Place, @ street south
bst,ysen First and Second streets east. GsP,.soi
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authority now pending in the Senate: Thas
prohibiting military man from holding .
civil Office, and that repeating the tenure
of-ofice law. The passage Of the firss
would DO blow aimed at the military
power, and the failure Of the latter wouia
be TO make war at once upon Genera.
GRANT and to tic. him up as an oo)eot Oh
derision. Congress may pass that making
military men ineligible to civil ofhcs ou'
ws don't believe that 1t will dare 70 rest'Se
10 repeal the tenure-of-office law.
t5 Indeed, we doubt whether Congress viii
fabooo the civil Offices from the military.
That would DO very ungrateful and very
Offensive act. Whist would have been their
situation at any time within four years had
General GRANT decidedly informed them
that he was opposed to their whole policy ?
They would have wilted at once. They
we'll knew their dependence upon the mill
tsry power and they showed this in nomi-
mating General GRANT for the Presidency.
AS the New York Times says, 1t was "a
" necessity for the Republican party to
"make him it's candidate o.; and it was q
necessity for the reason We have stated !:
the power Of the military, and the irresisti-
BILE popularity of the hero Of the late war.
Can Congress now repudiate all these
considerations and make war upon General
GRANT There are many members who
would like to do 30. But dare they' ,,g
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NEGRO woRsHIPPING in Washington is not
free from trouble amongst the worshippers.
From their furious zeal to enforce this
equality in the South it Yves presumed by
the blacks that they themselves OF least
would treat the colored folk fraternally.
Poor, deluded ones They have found no
proof of this yet. 1t is understood that the
first project of the Inauguration ball at the
capitol went awry because it WAS threatened
with the negro. The second, which was
planned to take place at the Treasury, was
guarded with the positive Introduction Of
the African. This caused the splitting off
Of some of the negro-worshippers, but it
saved the ball. A white and black ball
will never be tolerated in decent society in
Washington, whatever Congress may do.
General GRANT was to be honored with enc
all white or all black. We suppose every
body knows which he preferred. Is it not
time that hypocrisy in this matter were
done with?
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France and the Rhine,

AL the European nations have unsettled
accounts, or that have been settled in a
manner not agreeable to them. They are
like sores not thoroughly healed they will
continue to run, be 1t never SO little.
France wants to battle in the Rhine when
she pleases, and will never be con-
tent until she can do 30. La Libertk
IN. EMILE GIRARDIN), in commentary
upon the Emperor's late speech, in
sists that to whcmsoever reads under
standingly, the phrase that the military
resources Of France are henceforward
"suited with its destinies in the world
clearly signifies that the mistakes of 1865
"will be retrieved at the first propitious
occasion which occurs. The maintenance
"of peace aye, but with the restitution Of
tour frentiers Of 1901, of our natural and
necessary frontiers; aye, but with the
"equsl division Of the Rhine. The right
"aide to the Germans; the left side to the
"Gauls. The Chambers, by their applause,
showed they were devoted to policy of
peace. They were silent while the En-
"peror dwelt on the bloated ornaments
made; but when he spoke Of peace there
was warm applause"
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What went We out for to see?"

y
The free-talking Washington correspond
ent of that intelligent Republican sheet
the Cincinnati Commercial has been con-
templating the Federal capital and other
matters through new pair of lens. They
present new views, which may be to some
"foolishness and "stumbling-block, !"
but still they will probably make an i'm
preston. We copy the following para
graphs from the melancholy picture:
az thought, as gazed through the hazy
atmosphere over the Potomac at the be-
slowed capital Of my country, that, after
call, the victory we had gained was not
"suoh 8 comfortable victory. In the con-
"flict Of the two civilizations, as we call
"them, am not 80 certain we have the
"better. Such little minds as SEWARD and
"SUMNER find that of conquered people a
fertilization based on slavery. What shall
GLOW stuff. 1t was civilization based on
"home. The love Of family, the affection
" for the household, the pride of State,
(which meant the locality, when these at
"tributes were found. are the character
"istics Of southern civilization, and ex-
"iBted independent of slavery. Our civil
citation is the reverse of this. 1t is the
"civilization of New England that has no
" true sense Of home, no love Of the house
hold, no affection for locality. We have
"the barbaric pride Of display. We emf
"grate and build up to emigrate again.
Z" Our idea Of government means empire
g and force. There is NO repose, no quiet,
F" no heartfelt affection for the peaceful
home and the sacred household gods that
create the heroic. We have wide fields,
/" but they are not ours. We have palaces,
q but they are not homes. We have tele-
{" graphs, railroads, huge factories, great
cities, and a worldwide commerce, but
Eve have no real happiness. We are
Arabs in boots, and our masters are
theirs. I.
The late lamented LINCOLN, in his
"euaint dediession address Of the Gettys-
burg Cemetsry, said the soldiers had died
"a heroic death that we might have g Co
vernmens Of the people, by the people,
" and for the people AB the flag duttered
above mo, and the,winds sang mournfully
"among the pines, and the long shadows
stole out over the waters, ]. looked at the
"dome Of our capitol, and thought how the
." Government Of the people, by the people,
Sand for the people, was directing its vast
"powers 80 IS to crush the poor and
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spr1uAL NOTICES.
s.rp.roE EFFECTED THROUGH THE
DOORS on MAIN STREET.
WORTH OF DRY GOODS I
vyrpy DOLLAR's WORTH WAS fAlc FUN
= AS LEVY BROTHERS
SELL, FOE CASH ONLY.

r,o r,,,owing Is a descrntion in part OF Inc
u,,,o I'M, ,ve-e taken away. and although large
ouant,ty. still enough is LETT To supply Tue
n.,. w.n,o ~ our people at the following prices
rrcvArN CARPETS at 50. IS ssc- and s-s'
nor cent, below regular prices
,r,p,U,s errrINE FRENCH MERINo at DOC.
worth 31.ss: +E-E--
REAL FRENCH EMpREss CLOTH at &c.
would be cheap at 81:
| PRINTED DELAINEs at lsc. worth &c.
po., SCOTCH PLAIDs, warranted all wool. at
.IIx and WOOL PLAID PoPLrNs at
$50 worth % 50; ""
POPLINs at aoc. worth &C.,; FE. a.s
pu-. BLK and WOOL OTTOMAN vELOURs
at st.so worth 9a6o;
Handsome ooLoRED sILKs at sl.s and s1-sa
worth sL7s and 81; fa
BLACK SILKS at 81 s2.2s, s2.so. and as-just
thirty per cent. below regular prices; .s
WHITE FLANNEL, all wool. at nc. worth sSc.;
WHITE FLANNEL, full-yard wide at 4sc. worth
8oc.;
OPERA FLANNELs at 50, 60 and 7oc.-Very
cheap goods: ..--... .....
A superior article of sATINET at SOC. worth 7sc.
CAssIMEREs OF every description at very low
prices;
| TABLE-CLOTH, pure linen, two yards long, at
g. as worth 50;
| LINEN FRINGED NAPKINS at SLID per dozen {;
| WHITE COTTON HOSE at 70; l's. and 2sc. :;
cHu,DREN,s FLEECE-LINED GLOVES at
loo. worth zoe.
| DUCHESS KID GLOVES, all colors, at &L1;
| LINEN SHIRT BosoMs at &c. worth 4cc.
FINE SHIRT BOsoMs FOR BOYS at soc. worth
| 50c- {;
EUCKABACK, for towels, at asc. per yard worth
a7sc.; .E
BIRD,s-EYE DIAPER at asc. worth s'c. per
yard; .-.
| LINEN HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs
at 25c. worth s7ic.; s.....ssr
| LINEN-CAMBRIC HEMsTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFs at 81 per dozen worth sl0;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs at 7c'
worth double the money;
BLACK LACE Wells at Sc. worth TIC.
BROWN and BLUE BERAGE, for Wells, at DOC.
worth eoc.
| New STYLE EMBROIDERED COLLARS at Is and
SOC. worth 75c. and 81;
Extra wide SASH RI BBONs at 81, sl.2s, and &l.so,
| worth double the money; 71
| Extra wide SATIN RIBBON, silk back, at d as
worth $3.50;
INFANTS, FROCK WAISTS at boc.. 7sc., and
81, worth 7sc., 81, and Sl2;
worth 81; .r...
| HOODS, SONTAGs, NUBIAS, and BREAK
FAST sHAWLs, sold regardless Of cost;
| All kinds OF CLOAK5 for ladies aud misses at
breakdown prices
HUCKABACK TOWELS at $3.50 worth ~ to
$3.50 per dozen;
DIMITY BANDS at loo. worth 2sc.;
CROCHET EDGING at l6c. per dozen yards
worth Sc. per yard;
DAISY FRILLING at rs and s5c. piece worth
Soc;
DAISY FRILL with edge at Soc. piece worth al;
REAL FRENCH WOvE CORsETs at s6c. worth
| SLIPS; ..........
CORsETS from 81 to as;
Elegant EMBROIDERED CAMBRIA BANDS
| at 81, sl.2s, 81 so, 81 and "a, So-the cheapest
| goods ever offered;
| AFGHANS at "a. so would be cheap at IS;
Elegant BROCHE sHAWLs at extremely low
prices and lots OF other Roods-in fact, every
| thing generally found in tirst-ciass dry goods
store can be found at
| LEVY BROTHERS.,
| fes l2ls and 1915 Main street.
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!" strengthen the wealthy how harlota in
" trigued and thieves reigned; how under
&c that dome there swarmed, as under 8
ca hive, thousands on thousands Of greedy,
selfish, and unprincipled men and l
" wendell my way back, far from happy
aover the famous victory we boast Of"
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CHEAP PAPER.-Experiments recently
made in Georgia prove that good paper may
be made from okra, the whole plant being
utilable. The Mobile Register has seen
specimens of good printing, writing, and
wrapping paper made from this plant.
The discovery is expected to reduce the
price of paper. rs IN .-.,.
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hoSoRs BY " BREyEr.'-In a late OK ami
nation OF General scHofIELD before the
house Military Committee that officer gave
II as his opinion that brevets y ought to
Do abolished altogether. This suggestion is
probably made because the honor bestowed
in this form has become SO common as to be
almost valueless. Some form OF recognizing
and distinguishing Gets of intrepidity and
sslf-ssorifce for ONES country should be
kept up, but there should be much disere.
ton and excellent judgment in awarding it
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~A GREAT REVOLUTION
BRIGGs'S BAKERY.

To FAMILIES, BoARD1Na-HoUsEs AND
RESTAURANTS:
You will save from thirty to fftV per cent. In
,uv,ne your BREAD. CAKES, and CRACKERS
at nv stores, 707 MAIN and 42o BROAD STREETS
AZ shall from this date make great inducements
to the retail trade. "Down with the prices - ls
the motto, and down they must 20. Call and see,
and be convinced. JAZZ
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THE POLICY OF AMENDMENT.

WASHINGTON, February s.-The Recon
ton Committee expect to report to-day q
bill removing the disabilities from between
two to three hundred persons. The list Of
Virginians comprises no ofhce-holders, and
none against whom any objections have
been made.-State Journal. -as.
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mir. Senator MORTON objects to the
House constitutional amendment concern
ing negro suffrage that it makes " Impair
tial suffrage" national. The New York
Times (Republican) thinks this sis an ar
gument in it's favor"
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DIED.,

l. n. -. s,h NJ rebruary 1883. at O'Clock =. m.;
vIrRaGIsTA IYLrE, wife OF James z. Tyler, Oh
this pi.ee aged si1tyays yss ns IN. family are In
,tas to attend her funeral. at Grace-street pap,
Tat church on WEDNESDAY at nali-paas u
| n'c,ock without further notice.
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The New Movement.
RECONSTRUCTION.

Many believe that the Senate's Judiciary
Committee will report on the Virginia re-
construction question Immediately after
their session of Wednesday next. l, how
ever, imagine that as they have not yet had
single consultation on the subject, their
report will be longer delayed. From all
I can learn, I draw the conclusion that
General Grant is anxious to get this subject
out of the way before he enters the Presi-
denoy-that is, by congressional action
authorizing the people of Virginia to vote
on reasonable State constitution on one
under which the people of that State may
be expected TO live quietly, harmoniously,
and prosperously.
CONGRESS ON VIRGINIA RECONSTRUCTION.
The features of what is known as the
"Underwood constitution" against which
Senator Wilson and General Sehofeld so
earnestly and eloquently advised and pro
tested ere they were injected into it, and
which the New York Tribune now so fire.
auently protests against, do not find favor
with fourth the Republican members
of either House. A large majority of them
very naturally fail to see how any State
government can be carried on with ninety
FIVE per centum Of the white population
prohibited from ever sitting on jury.
Such is the monstrous folly Of that instru-
ment as it stands. r @.s
THE POLICY OF AMENDMENT.
With three or four clauses of the " I'm
: derwood constitution !" stricken out, leav-
ing its disabilities upon the community sim
ply those Of the reconstruction laws and
the fourteenth amendment to the Constitu-
ton, and wholly under the control of Con-
gress, where they properly belong, the ma
jority in its favor will be seventy thou
sand. Without such changes it bids fair to
be besten by thirty thousand majority, "a
no man can reasonably be asked to vote
himself unworthy to participate in the
rights and privileges of citizenship
Washington Republican,. sl
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NE AT COST FOR CASH.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, ETC.
FOR THIRTY DAYS.

Wishing to reduce my stock OF BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS, &C., prior to laying In spring supply
Will sell for the next thirty days.
AT COST FOR CASH,
the stock now on hand, consisting of LADIES',
eENTLEMEN,s, MISSES, BOYS, and CHILL
DREN,s SHOES; TRUNKS, VALIsES, &C.; ali
of which were selected for the retail trade and are
OF IS good quality as can be had in the city.
W. K. JOHNSON,
1922 Main street, between Thirteenth
IA 1p-eodlm and Fourteenth.
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EEL AM MANUFACTURING TO ORDER
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S,
and MISSES BOOTS and SHOES
of the finest quality.
W. z. JOHNSON,
1877 Main street, between Thirteenth
ia la-eodlm ana Fourleenth.
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TIE Two BILLs.---Pnblic interest in
crsases, as time passes, concerning the two
important bills affecting General GRANTS
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The Cincinnati Commercial, also Repub-
lican, thus satirizes the perplexity Of these
cricketty" Radicals: .-..

at is believed and there is terror In the
thought, that he has deliberately taken his
pocket slate and ciphered out the Cabinet Tor
himself How does he know whether his
Cabinet will please the party Well, perhaps
he don't care very much whether the party is
piensed. At any rate. the wisest OF the per
sons assembled AT Washington, and by cour-
tesy called statesmen, shake their heads ana
saw they know nothing about Grant he
was a military necessity. and that's all or, IN
the last words of Hamlet, The rest Is ST.
Jenca ~
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LOANS.


II DAMS NEGOTIATED ON CONNER
IL CIaL PAPER and REAL ESTATE in and
around Richmond
fe 3-ct Iol6 Main street, corner Of Eleventh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

rmA.r COST FOR ONE WEEK LONGER
lending SATURDAY, February 1sth>.-Io Close
the business OF the present firm GARY q VIZ.
SON. 1908 Main street. will offer at retail 'nei'
entire stock of
CHINA. GLASS. AND EARTHEFWARE
AT ACTUAL COST.
.., r,nst no sold this week Purchasers VII
w. SAVE THIRTY PER CENT. r ~
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-Tbe subscriber taxes s tuie
onnortunItv 10 thank his former patrons and those
Of Gary Wilson for the generous pa',ona a,,,
heretofore extended him and to state tnas NC sn,
omen on or about the 18th OF February WIN ~
and complete stock and soliciss the iA'oi "
iflsho' Ano 'n' ~ GEORGE C. GARY
1893 Main street
fe CIV 49,