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DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
EXPLANATIONS.
EXPLANATION,

HooFLANDs GERMAN BlTTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II lS compound Of Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, md Barks from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
trOm them by q scientific chemist, These
extracts are then forwarded to this country
70 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BltterS. There IL no alcoholic substance
OF any klrd used in compromising the Bit
terS, hence II free from all The objections In
cldent 10 the use OF liquor preparation.
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HON, JAMES THOMPSON:

Judge Of he Supreme Cur! or Pr'wSylpania.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1886.
III consider Hoofiands German BlttaB. a
valuable medicine in case OF attacks OF indl-
ReGIion or dyspepsia. cali certify this
from my experience OF II.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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TIE Dismal Swamp, on the boundary
line Of Virginia and North Carolina, Is
every year affected by the drought, SO
that the surface takes fire and burns
until extInguIshed by the autumn
rains. This year, on account OF the
long continued dry weather, the con.
hagraIion Is Of unprecedented maHni-
tude, and has already burned for dis.
lance OF 10 miles, from northwest to
southwest. Several fine farms have
been burned out, and on fields formerly
rich with crops nothing Is to be seen
but acres OF ashes, the pits In some
cases being 6iteOn feet deep. The sur.
face OF the swamp consists OF deconl-
posed vegetable matter, held together
by the roots OF water plants, Though
a slight shower may extInRuish ,6e
Conhagration on the surface, vet In
many instances the Hre continues 10
burn underneath, and thus forms ex-
tenslve hollows. The bed OF Drum.
mond Lake, In the centre OF the
swamp, Is supposed 10 have been
burned out In lhis way, many hun.
dredS OF years ago.
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Jiattce Of the Supreme Court Of Prtnsylrdnid.
PHILADELPHIA, June l, 1850.
~ have found by experience that Hoof'
lAAdH German Bittend u very good tonic
relieving dySpepuc Hympt0mH almost d.
TecIly. GEORuE sAARoWOOD."
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SPAIN.

Repression of :RepublIcans... .sLckIea
MellOWiuE.
.r...... MADRID, Sept. "a.
The meetings Of Republican club
have been suspended by the authorities,
because resolution was adopted con.
demnfng monarchy.
Since the return Of Gen. PrIm 10 Mad.
rid, the language OF the American Min.
lister has been more ConclliRtory.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
LhOEe who do moi like extreme BILters. II
ID COmpoSed OF all the ingredients OF the
Bitten combined with pure ERnta Cruz rum
and agreeable flavorinG extracts. It's use l
recommended when some pure HtiTHulnnt u
required In connection with tho tonic pro-
peTtles Of the BiItelS.
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Forty Terrific shocks along the Peru.
ViAn Coast.
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Hon. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chtsr JlIitioe rthe Supreme Court Of Pa. writes,
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1867.
NJ ind Hoonahd6 German Bltters Is a
Hood tonic, uBelul In diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benent In cases OF do
billty, and want OF nervous action In the
VE0. "! WOODWARD"
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uARKkrs B1 TEI.EaRAPn.
NEW YoRK, 9ent.

NEW YORK, Sept. "a.
CoTToS-Opened hrmer, but closed
heavy and with the advance lost; 1000
bales sold ut 200 for mIddlIng upla nds,
FLoUR-Closed rather more steady,
with better inquiry.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Some little export
inquiry and q more stead y feeling, RYE
dull at 81 15al Is. O4ts-Very quiet
at 63AG4o for western. Corn-Dull 1T
81 OsAl IL for good 10 prime mixed
western,
PROVISIONS. - Pork - Nominal at
s3l 30 for new mess. Beef-Quiet and
unchanged. Out Meats-NominaI. Ba.
confirm and In moderate inquiry.
LARD-Quiet at lSXal9c for firm to
prime steam.
EdGs-Qulet and unchanged.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The panic In the money market has
not affected the dry goods trade Ms yet
10 any extent, although 1t exerts an
unfavorabl BILE influence on business gen.
orally. Still, large dry goods obbIng
houses are doing an extensive business,
and prices fairly sustained throughout,
Notwithstanding the recent decline In
cotton. Heavy Bheetings steady at l51<
al6Hc, as TO brand, but doe goods are
little weak, and best makes can be
bought at l3Ifal4o. On the whole, the
market is less active, but the rapid ad-
vance In gold has oounteraclinG in.
hu ence on trade.
CIncInnaIi.
SEPTEMBER 2i.-FLoUR-DIll and
easier; family at IS S0a6 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-In light demand;
red at 81 15al 20. Oorn-Dull al 9OA9so,
buyers Offering at inside rate at close.
Oats-Unohanged and firm OF 5OA5Gc.
Rye-At 81 90.
ToBACoo-Flrm with good demand;
sales Of 29O hhds OF S7a2S.
WHIsKY-Sold al 81 10, but Is held
higher.
steady at $50. Bulk shoulders held
firmly at IA Hc; no sides offering. Bacon
Firm; shoulders at l6c; sides ut l9a
1910 for clear rib and clear. Lard
Flrmer; sales at l7Nc, but was held al
lSc at close.
BuTTER-Flrm for fresh al 3Oa35,.
EdGs-Firm at 20o.
CHEEsE-FlTm at l5al5Xc.
GRocERIBs-Sugar-Flrm at l3]<4lGc.
C0hee-1n demand at 2011a2G,.
GoLD-7l33 buying, market quite un.
settled; no selling rate established.
ExcHANoE-Par buying.
MoNEY-Market close.
The unsettled state OF the GnId mar.
ket has depressed all kinds OF business.
5tS chicago.
SEPrEMBER "a -FLuUR-QuIat at
IS O0A7 90 for spring extra.
GRAIN-Wheat-Less active; sales oil
No. l at 81 20: No. 2 declined 9c. sales
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure all diseases re-
sultlng from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver IN Order,
keep your digestive organs IN
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and no diSeRAe will
ever RS4Rll you,
THE CONFERENCE.-The who wish a
mir RKin and gOOd complexion, free from
yelloWish uuRe and all other dls1guremeulS IT,
should 70 these remedies occasionally, The
will result In sparkling eyes and blooming
cheeks.
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SEPTEMBER 24.-FLoUR-Du!l.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull; a shade lower;
regular white Michigan 81 %; amber
81 %; No. l red 81 q; No. 2 do 81 23I<.
Corn-Dull and unchanged; No. /, SOC,
No. 2, Soc. OAts-UncLanRed aud
steady; No. |, 52c; No. 2, 47c.
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READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.

Who could ask for more substantial tsstl-
nony than Is thus given.
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The stock market during the morn.
Ing was ieverish and unsettled, and
early In the day there were indications
that II would again drift into a panic.
Special features: New York Central.
hudson HIysr, Michigan Southern,
Island. New York Central ranged be-.
tween l7S and ls5N; Hudson, is and
l6O; Michigan Southern, SSH and elX;
Pittsburgh, l0l and lO6I; Rock Island
1O6A and lGS]f; Northwestern 69Jf and
q. and preferred do, SO and S6fSt. Paul,
69A and 7S, and preferred do; SO1 and
sSfi Pacific Mail, II and 74<.
AT the one o'clock call the market
was steady, and the latter became
active and hrm, Central selling al lS5,
Michigan Southern, 92X; Northwest.
ern, common, 92Xi preferred, SAX;
Rock Island, l0SsG, and Pacific tMsil,
79k, Subsequently, rumors OF failures
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WHEELING WEST VA SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 25 1862
THE NEWS.

Mrs. Lucy Porter, q daughter OF OK.
Governor MooreheAd, Of Kentucky, has
been appointed POstmlsLress at Louis.
Vile, Ky.
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The New York Express says later In
formation regarding the deialcatIon Of
Mr.. Headley, junior partner OF Vande-
ater q Co., OF that city, makes II ap.
pear that he has made away With about
$20, 900,
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Al the second call tho treasury order
to buy four millions bonds Tomorrow,
was attended by an advance OF about /
per cent., and after the call the ad.
vance was carried per cent. fur.
ther, but fell Off somewhat before
the close, and left of dull. Coupons,
'Sl, l2Oal201<; do '62, 1921 al22X; do '64,
l20hal2l; do '85, 12O9tal2l; do new, ll9i
ll9H; do 67, ll0all9>l; do 'Os, Il9Ail9k;
10 4Os, l00NalO01i PRcIHos, lOSalOSE,
SrATR BoNDS-Dull and steady,
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Hon. ASA PAcKER.-FoRNEy says of Hon.
ASA PACKER, Democratic candidate for Go
vernon Of Pennsylvania, that he is citizen
of large influence in Carbon county, and in
every relation Of life, early and late, has
borne an exemplary character. The defect
in Judge PACKER, according to FoRNEY, is,
that he was steady and on honest sympa-
thizer with the men who began therebellion.
lie is the type of q large class who never be-
iieved in the Justice Of the war to save the
Government. We do not understand why
northern loyalists take SO much pains to let
us nj the South know that whilst almost
every man in our section believed in the jus
tice OF our cause, thousands and tens, of
thousands Of the most intelligent, most
thoughtful, and most patriotic men of the
North, "reyer believed in the justice of the
war to save the Government" 1t would
really appear that, counting all the people Of
the South, aud oil those who sympathized
with their eansein the North, there was a
majority Of the people OF the United States
who believed that the southern people.
were lighting In just cause, and the
porthern people In sn unjust cause.
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DYED.

On Frflay tho 10th instant, al, tho residence o.
,,,s grand Samuel Cottrell, DR., In ucnricI
c5unty JIEERY, Infant son Of Henry and Belts
B. iIII!. of Gulpcper Courthouse, aged one month
and twcrty-onc days
Al the Arlington House, Richmond, Mrs. ELIZA
NJ HARRISON, widow or the late Thomas IL
uarrieou, OF Goochland, aged scvcnty-hve.
Baltimore, Fredericksburg, Lynchbnrg, Louis
Vile. and San Francisco papers please copy.
In Portsmouth, Va, Mt y O'Clock Frlday; Ja,t
child of Rev. George b. and susan 5. Taylor.
In Hampton, Va. Friday, July 9TH aftGr pai =
rul and protracted Illness, MAY M MINI nd
Eliza Archer Carter aged two years, five months
and twcnty-four days.
"And the mother gave with tears and pain,
The flowers she most did love:
But she knew she should find them al again
In the fields Of light above.
Oh, not In cruclty-not In wrath !!
The Reaper came that day;
Twas an angel visited the green earth.
And took the flowers away.
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The State Journal is hereby informed that
it is not regarded as rival by the D'Spo' .. !.
We can say to it as Uncle Tony said TO ''le
ev. 600. little creature,' there is room
sienough in the world for both thee anu
Gus" In defending our people from the
,oul libels of FoRNEY. we acknowledged
that they did not sustain the Radical papers
published in Virginia but it never chtere1 !,
into our thoughts that the state .'o,''no'
was in our way. It's columns attest 'he
kind of patronage which keeps il up. ana
afford the best evidence that all we saia Oh
the Radical papers as class is true Oh the ne
Stote .Io,,yuui rs an individual OF that class.
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ANOTHER ATLANTIC CABLE.-The New
York Times, proposes that an American CO
BILE between the United States and Europe
be now laid. 1t proposes that Its European
end be at some place on the continent-in
Germany preferably. If any money is tc
be made by laying another cable, the Yam
KEGS will soon have it down.
The Norfolk Vtrginian very properly
calls attention to the fact that Commodore
MAuaY and Lieutenant BROOKE deserve
much Of the credit of the successful laying
Of Atlantic cables.
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II IA not denied that we had the good
wishes of the intelligent classes OF England
and France. Now, why do FoRSEy ana
others like him so often expose the weak
ness of the national cause? II he were a
tr,,c patriot. he would, like the children oil
Moan, walk backwards, and cover with tfs'
Garments Of oblivion the weaknesses OF his
country MS proved by the conduct OF heI
sons. Or does FoRSEY wish to commeno
himself to the support of our "reoei Le-
pislature for the place of SENATOR
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THE LATE RAILROAD Acc1nENT.-HoVer-
nor WALKER and wife and General STONE
VANS wife we're on the train which was
burned. up on the Erie railroadthe other
dav. Mrs. SToNEMAN lost some trunks. IL
is not stated in the New York papers that
Governor WALKER lost anything.
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fair prices, and we offer now
in'' r SPECIAL BARGAINS
and \
GOOD hSSORT EST
Of the following goods, and solci, caLi anu ~.
spection Of our stock feeling confident that we cn
give entire satisfaction. Read our list, ana come
Mo Mn6 rs buff and other shades
aoZ5NSMBroUEs and BAREGEs at 2sc. aoc., and
Pink bun. and other colors ALPACAs at 45c.;
JAPANESE CLOTHS. new styles, At dss. on.
EMBROIDERED FRENCH b a. gon az ~ Se md
SUMMER CAssINIEREs from soc. to q so:
Finest y +: WHITE LINEN DRILLING and DUCK
WHITE r1 s9 t ssf y wsF;A &C.,
SsssE $f$HE & Be- f fSSs and LINEN
Na fHfSs ~ TOWELS, and MARsEILLEs
pnf 2H5LTssfi R RhfiRb and PLAIN NAINsooK
cHE hSSl;is STRIPED, and DOTTED SWISS
WIZ, MEFFolRNGSS NDY MUSLIN, for shawls;
RwI s,f and ViCTORIA LAWNS: ,,,-c
BBiRIILtANTS. DIMITIEs, and CHECKEb MUS
FRENCH. SOFT FINISH, and JACcoNET
PLAIN and FIGURED FINE IRISH LINESSiS,:
WHITE s1Htty nLAch' a""ooloNhi' o"hsAD'''
Rest FkfENCH WHALEBoNE C2 dT IGIT III y, ir
Ladies' Gents ana tHlITrl > y. -, Ii' y
! aides and Cent? GAtTZE UNDERNESIS
Gents FINE QUALITY WHITE S aI-E
| LACE MITS. SILk and Isle HLo'EH
| FINE SILK FANS, assorted colorS ,,-,-, ,,r>
! LINED and TTNLINTED. PLAIN and RuFfLtp
st-r epinH and TBoILED SILK UMBRELLAS, all
HEMSfs sTi EMBROIDERED, and LACE
| UANDKERC1IIEFs ,o,pr,rD
KIN. RUFFLED. and EMBROIDERED
| SHIRT BOSOMS:
LACE COLLARS. latest designs ,,,r,c
| KEW STYLE LINEN COLLARS andCIFFS'
! TiiRE Al and VALENCIEN MES EDGlNGS:
| GRAPE Wells and COLLARS of the best i1Hkc Ne.
| and many other desirable and useful goods III 10"
| nrices to which we call attention.
| Don't miss the place cove.
| WILLIAM TTIALHlMER SONS,
| 3lJ Broad between Third and Fourth streets.
| iyla
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CLOTHING.

CPECIAL' NOTICE.-ln order to close
- out our
STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS,
yc will from this date sell our GOODS at greatly
reduced prices. Persons III want OF 100
n OTHING have now an opportunity OF supply
ing themselves at very little COST Call early ut the
OLD STAND corner of Main and Thirteenth streets,
and look at our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
E. B. SPENCE e son,
jyl5 Merchant 1a'lofs, LOW -h"t'' ~
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N.Y. 81 %. ICE-CREAM. Sl.25.
Supcrlor TABLE ICE-CREAM only ONE DOL
r,RAND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER GAL
LON. Persons wishing tn save money should
send me their orders.
Pic.nics. balls. and families, supplied in any
quantity free OF charge In the city.
ANDREW ANTONI,
KlJ Main street, below the post-nticc.
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NE BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-Th
splendid HAIR<DYE is the best in the world-the
only true and perfect dye; harmless. reliable In
Simultaneous. No dlsappointment-no ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects Of had dyes invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and perfumes,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory l6 BOND
street, New York. NH e0-.totts
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n BEI4LEN0T, DIE-sINKER AND
". RRS.ND-CUTTER. l.le MAIN STREET,
The new ssatent BRANDING-IRoN, for marking
Iecty adaFfed TO branding barrels or amy other
article under the new law. LsE '-i| .
Engravers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Bru shes, In
delible Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets, Seal Presses,
Brass Ind German Silver, Frames, Ste FL Rings,
Checks, Tags, &C., wholesale and retail. mh3
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nArx,HnAuE.
a. gsE q 80

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-SUHMER sCHEDULE.-On and
after the 30TH JUNE, 1859, the MAIL TRAIN viii
run daily between Richmond and White sulphur
Springs. Leave Richmond ut A. NJ. and arrive ut
White Sulphur Springs mt 81 r. NJ. Leave White
Sulphur Springs at A. Of. and arriyeat Richmond
ut $40 II. N.
ACCOMMODATES TRAIN between Char
lottesyille and Richmond on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char.
lottesville ut A. NJ, and arrives at Richmond at
9:25 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond at $3.50 J., NJ, and
arrives ut Charlottesville at 9P. VI.
The MAIL TRAIN connects at Gordonsyllle and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, Alexandria
and Manassas railroads for Alexandria, Washing
ton, Philadelphia, New New York iG Lynsh6nrg, Knox.
gomery, Mobile. &c; At stapnton with stages
Springs at Goshen with stages for Lexington. Ma.
tural Bridge, Rockbridge Alum Springs, Cold Sui.
phnr Springs and Rockbridge Baths; Mt Millboro'
with stages for Bath Alum and Warm Springs
Mt Coyington with stages for Hot aud Healing
Springs ut Allegheny with stages for Old Sweet
and Rcd Sweet Springs: and at White Sulphur
Springs with stages for Salt Sulphur Springs Lew.
ishurg, Charleston. &c.
JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
Ia
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
NEAR WASHINGTON,
PAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY. VA.

NV SELECT SCHOOL for boys will he rc-opcncd
on the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER NEXT and close
on the 2Oth day of June. 1870 under the charge OF
Mr.. G. II. DARKSDALE, an VI. a. graduate oil the
University Of Virginia.
Pupils win he prepared for the University OF
Virginia and other colleges, or for the business
pursuits Of life. .,
TERMS For board, tuition, washing. &C., $3.50 !;
PAYABLE quarterly in advance. No extras. Early
For circulars and further information address
JOHN G. LANE.
Washington Rappahannock county, va,
REFERENCES RI Rev. John Johns, Theologi-
cal Seminary. Va: William Green, Esq, R ch-
mond Va. b. II. Shackclford, Esq, Warrenton
Va Professor G. s. Vcnablc, DR.. J. ). Davis Uni
vcrsitv of Virginia: Judge II. II. Marshall, Char
lotte Courthouse, Va; Wood Bouldin, Talcott,
Charlotte county, Va. Je :S--5tawow
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The fifteenth amendment to the Consttu
ton of the United States:
"ARTlCLE XVI. The right of the citi
zens of the United States to vote shall not
be denied or abridged by the United States
Or any State, OH account Of race, color, OF
previous condition Of Seryitude.
"I. The Congress shall have power tc
enforce this article by appropriate legisla'
ton" -u-..
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M 7. d. BRIGGS'S OLD-ESTAB-
LISHED BAKERY established In 1854 keeps
constantly on hand and baking fresh every day.
BREAD. CAKES. CRACKERS and PIES.
SODA CRACKERS,
BUTTER CRACKERS,
OYSTER CRACKERS,
WATER CRACKERS,
CREAM CRACKERS,
ARROWROOT CRACKERS,
SUGAR CRACKERS.
LEMON CRACKERS
MOLASSES CAKES,
SUGAR CAKES.
SPICENUTS,
made of the best material and workmanship, and
will be sold as cheap as they can he found In the
city, jyH
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Secret History of the Southern Confederacy
Gathered "Bchind the Scenes in Rich.
mond." BY EDWARD A. POLLARD, author
of 1.-The Lost Cause" etc., etc. National
Publishing Company, Philadelphia, Chi.
cago, st. Louis, and Atlanta. Issued by
subscription only, and delivered by agents.
1869.
We may notice this book at some length
after we shall have read it. We have seen
enough of it to know that it is a salable
book, and will please the northern people.
The disparaging terms in which MIR. DAVIS
is habitllally spoken of, and the want OF
respect for General LEE which marks yari-
Gus references to that greatest of living
generals, show plainly that Mr.. POLLARD is
not the manto write either secret or other
history of the Southern Confederacy. His
illusions to Mrs. DAVIS are such that even
the New York Tribune condemns them.
In fact, his secrets were no secrets at all
even before he made them public. Like
back-stairs wit, which never amrlses the
deserted parlor, Mr.. PoLLARD's secrets are
no doubt guesses in many eases, rumors in
others, and exaggerations or misapprehen-
sions of facts in others. We cannot advise
to buy the book. 1t win find o
market amongst the enemies Of "The Lost
Cause and Of its heroes and statesmen.
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IY DRESS TRIMMINGS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
CIMPS, PRINCES,
BUTTONS. SATIES,
ENGLISH and RICE CAMBRICS.
CRINOIINE,
LINING BOOK,
Ribbons, CORDS, and all other TRIM
MISCS required for ladies' dresses, AT
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and lol5 Main street.
Largc-sizc BED QUILTS at Sl.S5 worth So.
jy1
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rg A. !. WATKINS, formerly with 5.
NJ NJ. Roscnbaum, Is now with
". G.. FERGUSON e CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods and Notions.
and would he pleased to have the patronage OF his
friends and former customers. Jyl7-lm
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EDUCATIONAL.


WASHINGTON COLLEGE, ~.
President, General X. e. LEE,
isIr,Ep ny A FULL CORPS OF PROFESSORS. -
The next session opens SEPTEMBER 10, io"''
and closes JUNE Is, 1870. A.,
In addition to the regular Collegiate Course, the
professional schools OF LAW and CIV a.. ~
MINING ENGINEEE fIo s srs tn s
IIasont,Ionra address, J. NJ. LEIGH.
tn- II "'' Clerk of Faculty.
DIJTE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL.-PRE,
II pARATORY TO THE UNIVERSITY or
versty of Virginia and OF Rugby and Cambridge,
England, and +" confidently commended 10 pubic
favor = by testimonials from those INSTITUTIONS,
are teachers of successful experience IN scno0iS 1i
high grade. Sessions commence SEfiEDlDEis
ISTn, close JUNE 18TH. ,
TERMS Tuition, board, fuel lights, ana WISH
Ing. $3.50 for entire session. No extras.
For circulars. address the principals NJ 6reeh-
"o'o ''ep''' '>'' 4. K. YANCEY, JR.,-
CASKIE HARRISON:
v1l-om Principals.
KENMORE HIGH SCHOOL,
n CAROLINE COUNTY, VA
RICHARD Fl. COLEMAN, Nj. a. of University
VI A I sISl LEE BoULwARE. NJ. A. Of Un'ver'
sity Of Virginia. ~
The fourth session will begin on isT pf '' W.
RFR and close on the 1ST OF JULY.
For Information or admission apply 70
RICHARD II. COLEMAN or
AUBIN LEE BOULWARE,
Fredericksburg Va.
After o5th OF September address Guiney's Dcpm
Caroline county. }! "-tn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-19

T A PIERRE HOUSE, BROAD AND
IL CHESTNUT STREETS, PHI, .ADFIPHI1
The undersigned having leased mis- house so oII ~
t ana assrs ass sn OF
nished IT throughout In ~ most elegant nnfr. 1t
Is now open Tor me reor ptlon guests with Ill the
appointments VI y st-class hotel. ...
,,,,- o., IL u. BUTTERWORTH < o.,
my li--'m Proprietors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-19

. M HEAVY LINEN d II c K AND
DRILL ut CSC. per yard:
WHITE LINEN DUCK and LINEN DRILLING
In all qualities;
CASSIMERES,
KENTUCKY JEANS and COTTONADEs In
great variety ut LEVY BROTHERS.,
IS 1918 and 1915 Main street.
PALM-LEAF and JAPANESE FANS. iy1