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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22

originated from the noIlest of motives
and it will last as long rs time itself en-
dures. And the authors Of it are
already immortal. Tho women Of the
South---thcir fame will go down to the
latest age, and their memory will be
cherished by every heart in which one
spark of honor of manhood remains
alive; as long as the Gulf waves wash
the Southern shore. Their glory is
fadcless, their reward is sure. Who
that saw can eyer forget how they
lowered like angels Of mercy over the
battle-felds and around the dying
sufferers in our crowded hospitals
during the war? There were no
paltry scruples with them. TO know
that a suffering soldier needed attcn-
ton was enough for them. And they
were not particular to ask whether he
was dressed I'D grey or blue. MANY q
poor boy has breathed his life away
upon the breast Of some noble matron,
and in his last hour believed it was his
mother, when, perhaps, she was a
thousand miles away, and unconscious
Of his fate. But W will say no more.
The Goth of April is the day Of the
South--wc have no other. Our liber-
ties gone, our country laid waste,
groaning under taxation and misgov-
ernmcnt, we see no sign Of hope for
the future; but once Il year we can
strew flowers over the graves of our
dead. and we who live may well envy
them their deliverancc from life which
to q brave man is M earthly hell.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22

BRowNLow has written to a Wash
ington paper to say that the 81 SOC
which Mr.. Johnson said in his Knox.
vile speech lie gave him to start a
Union paper was not Mi. Johnson 5
own money, but Was taken out of {" the
funds OF the Federal Government"
This puts queer face on the matter,
II Brownlow's statement is true. we
should like to know whst authority tie
Federal Government had to give the
peoples money to aid in establishing n
party newspaper. 1t is Mr.. JOhnson's
tUrn now, aud we shall be anxious to
see what he has 10 say in eIucidation Of
this curious question,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22

A MODEL PUFF.-A Westarn editor
has been putting bar-keeper. Hear
him:
"Mr James Smitherman proprietor
Of the above institution last week as.
ked us to give him (or it, a puff at the
same time handing us a greenback
whose dimensions we shall not men.
ton. We do not know anything about
said saloon but Jim says he keeps
splendid whisky and we suppose he
does for he buys of Barrett IL Craig,
and they were never known to sell any
mean whisky-Qh! no, Jim thinks the
weary traveller should stop at his rancho
and wet his whistle as it will help him
along amazingly. No doubt it will
help him to squander his money wastes
his time destroy his health beggar his
family gain the contumely of society
embitter his whole life make a widow
Of his wife and orphans of his children
cause him to fill drunkards grave
damn his soul and make more work
for the devil. Does this puff suit you
Jim? Ifnot we will refund the money.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22

any i'll feeling toward Mr., Mckenzie
He has wilfully and openly assailed me
without the shadow of an excuse.
have defended myself. Ihave exposed
him, and if it reflects unpleasant things
upon his vision, he has the consolation
to know that he is the author Of them
and must take the consequences
Justitia fiat 81 ruat cnIam.
A. M. BURNEY,
Principal Robert Donnell Institute.
April 8, 1869.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22

III Il young woman wishes to have
herself published as"facinatiug, bcauti
f'ul and accomplished let her pack up
her best clothes in dirty towel. crawl
out Of the back upstairs window some
dark, rainy night, and elopc with the
nan that feeds and curries her fathers
horses. It's a big price to pay for
compliments, bnt it win bring them just
AZ certain as dirty barrel will beget
mosquitoes. In fact, we never knew q
woman to make very decided fool of
herself in any way, without enhancing
her charms two or thrce hundred per
cent. by the time the case goes into
the parers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22

Corrected weekly by II. L. Cox 4 B
Commission Merchants, Atlanta, G.
April 10 N
Corn y bushel, 92a05.
Wheat-White u bushel, 81 O@!
Tennessee Red / 90a2 20.
Rye nominal,
Oats y bushel soc.
Flour-Superhne u sack, SpOnni,t
4 %. Extra 1 25a4 30. Family 80
Bacon-Shoulders u pound l4ysc, G
sides lSc.' Hams l7al5c.
Meal, q bushel Soc.
Hay, 81 80.
Lard-ln barrels l0c. In ih
zoe.
Butter 3ja37c.
Eggs u dozen 14a15c.
Beeswax. 35a3Sc.
Onions-none in market.
Field Peas-Red, D bushel To- v.
! 20.
Virginia salt Z sack 2 80.
Dry hides y pound 25c.
III s'ieetings y yard lGc.
q shifting = yard l4}ac.
Cotton yarns u bunch = 90.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22
Grocery Market.

SUGAR-We quote as follows; N'p ToS
leans l4@l6c; Demerara l6alG,s,i t,a
Rico 14al511a; Cuba 10; Stanaai,SSi
Is; Coffee, A IN; b do II; Z 90 ,U,g !
CoFfEE.-We quote Rio. cqli.n'ggs an;
choice. 19a25; Laguyra 251s; Jar Aria
MOLAssEs AND SYRUPs-NeM IGoas
per barrel. 75aS5c; Syrup 5Oasl' wv
syrup l W. ,,eu BE-!
SALr-l.iverpool sack So q se, .,,is an
el barrels by the car load 50 81; h''"
half do 81 IS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22
Cincinnati Market Al
CINCINNATI Aprl' :"
Administrators NOn@'

All persons indebted to tn ., her
Susan Alexander. dec'd- ,aske ins5.
notified to come forward and il,as hs'il,,
diate payment; and all per s require,
claims against said estate are ,ed. With !.
present them, duly authentled,i,,I;n Coni,;;
County Court Clerk Of ni'sr.sseritsd..
Tennessee. within the time pate ha'l'
law, the insolvency Of said eesn1iRBLE
been suggested. A. Vi 'n;nis;raf0''
febl8tf h"'"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22

Victor Emmanuel has ninety. seven
palaces. The Emperor of Russia hts
sixty two; the King of Prussia seven.
ty-four; Napoleon eleven official ones,
and ninety-three which he might occu-
py as chief of the State. Francis
Joseph of Austria has upwards of one
hundred. Isabella of Spain had fifty
two, and she has now only one which
formerly was private boarding house.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22

.luE General Assembly of Georgia
have mado appropriations, by way oi
state aid and otherwise, 10 the amount
Of wenly milton aoAura! For STATE
almost bankrupt, very much impoycr
lshcl, too poor to b0rj her Confcdc.
rate dead, and high taxes requisite,
this is really not II small sum,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22

A few days since az eastern bound
train on the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad had an addition to its pas.
scngcr list when near WythoyilIe. The
little stranger made his appearance
rather UNEXPECTEDLY in the ladies' car,
and crpHfcd no little sensation,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22

We are sorry to note that ia som(
parts of the South, editors are not hello
OF much account a few weeks ago
we bad particulars ofthc assassination
OF an editor in Georgia, and more re-
Gently of an attempt to close an edito.
rial career in North Carolina III tho
same manner While Mr., Turner, edi-
tor Of the Raleigh 5 ntinel, was sitting
in his room writing, at the hour Of
midnight, shot was fired at him, but
passed by the mark and lodged in Nj
Turner bed. In behalf Of our prolcs
sion, We profess against this sort OF
rooling. Editors have just as good q
right to live as any other class
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22

God has never created a mind yet that
can safely challenge combat with the
combat with the appetite for strong
drink. Earth has no ambition that is
not engalphed, no hope which is not
broken, no friend 10 kinsnan, brother,
wife, or child. that is not forgotten in
drink, Minds of common mould will
70 through life without excess, while
those gifted with GoIlike powers are
: .sillrn @iib that fatal weakness.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22

Five OF the sweetest words in the
English language begin with H, which
is only breath Heart Home, Hope,
Happiness and Heaven. Heart is a
hope place, and Home Is q heart. place
and that man sadly mistaketh who
would exchange the happiness of home
for anything less than heaven.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22
The Robert DonnelI Institute I'm
justly Assailed.
To the Members of Columbia
Synod.
DR.. METCALFE :

Dear Sir: AS the Principal 0
the Robert Donnell Institute, Winches
ter, Tennessee, feel that it is my dutI
to defend it against an unjust, ungcn
crous and unproyokel attack made
upon it NY Rev. w Il, Mckenzie, who
claims to be Il member Of Columbi;
Synod, under whose care the school il
conducted
Mr. Mckenzie called at my room OF
the Gth of March lust, and stated tc
Inc that his business was to inform me
that he intended to make "war" upon
the Robert Donnel Institute, and break
it down if it was in his power Not
because he had any i'll will or unfriend
~ feeling toward me or any member
Of the Faculty, but because "some oil
the friends Of the school had treated
him badly had talked about him and
his wife, and that he had ono other
remedy against them bat to injure the
scbooI ,nl ho irtorl,d to rotoI;oto
upon them by trying TO break down
this scl,ooln
He further sloted that some $50
were due him from the Trustees, the
old hoordi which ,boy would MT nov
Notwithstanding thrv had ordnrod
thoir iinonci,, ,To,+ +, nav Il ort or
the first money comino into his hands
and no 1il nav Mr. n so5 If II boforo
he left W;nrhcs+cr ,-hnt bo udiJ no4
care q flo for The money. Some Of the
friends of thc school had Standard him
and his wife, and he intended To- have
revenoen Iaskcd him if no tbouobt
no w,a r;obt He answered. that II wos
18Th, law of rato,;nt;on r" and ,ltbouob
nm, r;oht ho ;u.au.,o.lt,b ovo s.aot;sf.c
,ior ;, 7 nronoscj r. o.t ,s noooo
m,,kor and trv to roo,r.ilo tho ro4tor
between him anil those rriopds If ,he
school Int be st,hl,nr,lv rof,sod oil
nr,posiiions Of peace on onv terms and
docl,rcd his nurnoso wos .rovo,o,o
mon the innocent for the o,iItv -
These words in quotation are his ovn
tried to reason with him, and re-
quested him to think over the matter
till next day, and he would certainly
see his error, but he returned the next
day, and said he had not changed his
purpose, but still intended to fight the
school informed him that civil law
was in force in Franklin County, and if
he had been slandered he had a remedy
at law for Islander, hut be remarked that
he "was not going to law about it," I
then informed him if nothing else
would do him but war on me and the
school, he could have it to his satistac.
ton; that ] considered it IN unjust and
assault upon innocent
parties-parties that he himself there
and then acknowledged were innocent
and he does no, say otherwise to-day.
Now Mr. Editor 7 hovo stotod tho
nets and ,oth;no elso mud Ibovodono
~ not throuoh any fear tbot Mr.
Mckenzie u;U io;u,s tho school for ri
.,nn,t roartbo in,,uoros of M;ris.or
f tbe Go.nel f2lip = Cbp;s,;on land
rho can osord IN ANN, sucb sort;mon,s
9 h. haze dane bw bove ,,oro az :,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22
COMMERCIAL
WINCHESTER MARKET
Corrected weekly, by T. W. RansoD

w. THURSDAY, April q 1S
The following prices will be paid for,
articles mentioned, delivered at store.
Cotton, per pound, u
Bacon, IL
Flour, per cwt., s.
Meal, per bushel,
Pork, (fresh) per pound, s..
Butter, =
Eggs, per dozen,
BeeswaX, per pound,
Ginseng, "
Dried Fruit, (apples,) per pound,
(peaches, !" " &.
Feathers, per pound, b
Onions, per bushel,
Sweet Potatoes, per bushel, 4!
Irish " "
Peanuts, per bushel, \.
Chickens, each, a,
Beef, (fresh, per pound, s,i
u" (driod,) " ID
Lard, per pound,
Hides, (green,) per pound, &
(dryO " .
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22

Next August the entire Imperial
family Of France will celebrate the one
hundredth anniversary Of the birth of
the great Napoleon, IN Corsica.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22

A Washington dispatch says that
Secretary boutwell, has concluded TO
dismiss all special agents Of the Treas
ury, His reason for it is he knows
not which are honest and which are
not, and he believes an investigation,
after the dismissal Of all, will prove the
oncs really worthy of trust.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22
THERE is strong disposition on the

THERE is a strong disposition on The
part Of the United States to recognize
the Independence Of Cuba, and annex 1t
to this government; also the British
colonies Of North America. We seem
TO desire To spread ourselves.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22

Henry Harley, deck hand on a
Mississippi river steamboat, lately in
herited one million dollars by he death
of 4 misery relative.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22
WINCHESTER, Tenn.
IL 4 a 4 AEA

April 10, IoU3.
have carefully examined the fore
going statement Of facts, and hereby
certify that Rev. w. +. Mckenzie made
the same in my presence about the 25tf
day Of March, 1869.
Respectfully,
j. +. SYLER,
Secretary Board of Trustees.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22
Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE. AZ"
Wheat 81 45al 65.
Corn 65a8Sc.
Lard 1Slac.
Bacon 1874, 17a171ae.
Whisky Ole.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22

Among the first acts of Grants adj
ministration, was to appoint Sheridan
to the command Of the department OF
Louisiana, among a people to whom
Sheridan was extremely obnoxious
the appointment of Mrs. VanLawi as
postmistress at Richmond, where she
was regarded as an enemy to the citi.
zens; and his appointment of Foster
Blodgett, to be postmaster at Augusta,
a man without character, except one of
-infamy. All ofa.these appointments
Grant and his Cabinet knew to be ex-
tremely obnoxious to the people; and
if they were inclined to promote peace
no such appointments would have ever
been made. These are significant facts
to show that his "Let us have peace "
was naught but the "peace' of his
power, and not that of Cancellation.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22
Nashville Markets.
From the Union and American
Financial.

Financial.
TUESDAY, april 20, II
Gold still advancing. Dealers
were paying 1885, and holding at ~
Tennessee bonds were quoted III y
York yesterday at IS for the Old
$50 for the new.
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For the Home journal.
VITDiCATLOH OF THE INNC.
GENE.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22
Atlanta Market

Corrected weekly by II. I. Cox q B.
Commission Merchants, Atlanta, G.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22

Without prcconcerted action, with
but little preparation, with no great
pomp or ceremony, but with serene
and majestic dignity as belitted the oc-
casion, and animated by some grand
spontaneous impulse, the women of the
South were seen moving in sad pro.
ccssion to the spots where reposed the
ashes of their fallen kindred, and
strewing fresh flowers, gathered from
the hills and valleys Of their own bright
sunny cline, upon the green hillocks
that marked the narrow homes of the
Confederate dead. From the blue
Virginia hills to the Texan plains,
from the sandy beach of the Atlantic
coast to the far Western wilds, where
ever little mound told that a hero s
lust lay sepulchered below, the
women of the South were seen standing
with dropping heads aud throbbing
hearts, and silently and softly drol-
hing their floral offerings upon the
round. The annals of the human race
nay be searched in vain to find Gus
ON in oil respects parallel to this.
is - tribute Of Beauty to Falor III
The national Republican., 1869-06-08

The municipal election for Collector,
Register and Surveyor Of washingtou, and
for members Of the Board Of Common
Council took placs yesterday, and resulted
In the election Of Frederick A. Boswell for
Collector; john =. Cook for Register, and
P. II. Donegan for Surveyor, and majority
OF Republican members Of the Board Of
Aldermen and Board Of Common Council.
The colorcd people arc represented In the
Board Of Aldermen and BY . representative
In the Board of Common Council ffom eycry
ward In the city. Even the Fourth ward,
which was supposed 70 be invulnsrsble, has
succumbed 70 the pressure and not only gave
a handsome Republican majority, but also
elected . colorod man 10 the city Councils.
TIE TIcKlrs-
The Republicans, a. well a tho citizsns
had thoir ticksts OF uniform ssyis In an IN
wsrds-the Repuhliean hainx printed on
white parallel lines In the centre. The
figures, equl- distant, set forth the number OF
tho ward. At the head Of the ticket were
seen the words; Republican Ticket;" " Let
The citizens ticket was OF white paper,
isi som'oniy Pfinted. Az An early hour
OF the day the citizens put forth . counter.
felt OF the Republican ticket, with tho namet
OF their candidates printed thereon. Thii
device OF the enemy did not avail, 20 tn,
fraud Was soon discovered.
THH VOTE.
The following Is the vote in detail by pre-
cinct', and recapitulation Of the vote b,
general ticket taken BY wards. Tho name
OF the Republicans arc In Romans, those @
.hs Citizens In Italics, those marked thus T.
sn as Independent candidates
PIRsT WARD.
The national Republican., 1869-06-08
Proposals..
- Il o P o s A L 8 /.
NAyY DEPARrHESr.l
BUREAU or YAnDs hrD DOCKS,

Dopr.u ., FssssSs. P;s.SS:ss:F' s:s S:ss:.
Sealed. proposal. for each siss:. .spsrsi.ly Ia;
iss +: TiISyssS a I s. a afS & t,f
So'eloek ?, and ,hs opening o. thS BIDS yili 6o
9:t Ssa NJ L e az; N; ss:s
Al ,he several navy ards named The Material, And
nishsd on application, and sent by nall u % r.;
~ q !" 4! " sl...:: Sp%:S iS.s:I:'
~ u. Is,i,, ns.r.: thereto. or By The Bureau
70 sa drs r.s.'ssa s sies c:siats. %
ss. ss4 .I sd ss e: yssf as g ps: s.Sp ssSGp
ssy : ?fsS's e s s % IT. and a. :l1s
!. .s t. III, ,S printed irs .,,rsgn
Sy y,ssi i tSsT S b msas ,ss srS.i
s anS o. sRS e iAS asS n. sI T.
pTss Or thsT 70 sd o q s2g.jd,rsd
no giio.gGas. VII 3. ,sed. lsr ysilSrs; y N.
a AL offer; mus, ss Sns n .sS bid X:
bidder must state d,.ls1J N. I, a mast p.JmA'
0TSS Is su.rS sSsiS SasIs b.iSs opsn.a bstor. ihs
SS5Ts Sa. pS.s: :ass y ass y: Ses Ssa;
sSSS books NSr9 pspsl,Ssns. Ss
The esrtiacats 10 the Euirantors' responsibility
he oT SssS Ss to .ss s.g
The schedule will STATE the time. within ,yhieh
Tss. wrl Sr. named az IN Is. sssdas Which agt
Known 70 DO in common and sspsrsl use. th: bia.
4:
Tho suTsties must .isn the contract. and their re-
R..ssnss ss i.ss Sf sSs t II n 4 ssss Ss, re-
AZ S act %as IN s &c VIII %
iheSpton Of tho Bureau. be rejected.
Tho classes Of this Bureau are numbered as fol-
Glass No. !. Brieks NE = s,0noi No s, Yslioy
5sF and Hsra Wosa. Sos, %si,s Fins: spsSss
Jan'gsr sna Cypre" NJ Lime. A Hair and and riss
S s&SuaSs & s%Sa sSa sSs % saa frssl.s s W
EES T. lEGT; aIG2 spif'fs f. sSS sses NJ f
] 0Is and 6I..s; No. 10, Ship GSsadIsrJ No. u
If IS S.@sso! @ h'
PsSP R.PS . anS aS.' s; sP'iP Pplss az
r ion ss! VIVA Ssi;SS f$SIi' ''e Compost
nv s. ds$a:' sS y E:s.s 4:
Il ~ rs i, H.;
wsrci No Is, statlOncry.
n required at the respective NAVY fsids aud Nsva
!. PORTSMOUTH, n. u.
n Nos l. 80" iSsId Y. Is %. 9i' H. 81
= Me- q $50 10. II. u. H. 10. 49, H. 49, q. o.
e ~ ~ 90 ''' BROOKLYN. NY.
u Nc % 4 !, $3.50. 10, II. H. Is. 10. H. Is - Il
, u 81 D. 10 'i' PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Nos. 3. .. O.7,s. Q. ojG, H. 10. II, IS. n. 81. q
NAVAL ASYLUM, PHILA,
1t Nos. /, 9.S.i, bsG,Ls 80, Il. n Is, IL. iS. iS
n q, a. %, "a
= Nos I, 8, q 7. s. II. u, u.s. lS. II. 10, ~. g.
., PENSACOLA, FLA.
II Nos. !. S. u II. y. II, IS, 10, II. IS. -, a. A.
10 81. mTl5.S+I
The national Republican., 1869-06-08

MEETING or THR LEW CoURT.-The rey
ular monthly meeting OF the Levy Court q
the District was held yesterday at the CIt,
Hall, when the following business was tram
Mr.. Shepherd, chairman of the comm,,ts.
on finance, submitted a report approylnS
BILL Of W. W. Potter, coroner, amounting Il
N,S73.H, recommending payment thereof
also, bill OF register Of wills, amounting ID
eoS9, with Recommendation that n be mid
by cash, and draft on corporations OF Wash.
ington and Georgetown.
MI Tenney submitted petition for re-
pairs OF bridge on Woodley Lane road, or.
s ssss AiSo' Dill Tor burial Of a pauper;
NJ. Shepherd submitted petition of suson
walker, asking remission Of taxes imposed
On building used as an Industrial school
corner OF Seventh and Boundary streets, with
Iesoiuiion granting the remission; which
MI Plant introduced resolutions adoptlng
= plat OF a road to connect sandy sprlns
Iosd with LEFT fork Of Rock Greek Church
ro.o,, passed. Also, a plat Of sewer and
resolution providing for a culyert, approprl-
enng $500 passed. Also, n claim OF B. d.
SAIpenter Tor tb44, with resolution for pay.
ing u In corporation bonds; passed. Also
bill OF T. W. Dorsey for feed, amonntina ~
$i2o; ordered TO be paid. Also, bills Of In.
teN'RsHcer ana otdT, Tor advertlslnp md NJ
surveyor for Plating, &C., amounting to sGi
Also, submitted survey Of road To eopncct
Prince Georges turnpike with This ritv
through the lands Of jenkins and Anderson,
adopted. sui
, hr. Burr reported fayorably on the pc,l.
aon OF =. ID: Kurtz, with resolution; passed.
NJ. Shepherd reported unfayorably on
claim OF Eliz. Prather.
nj. burr reported resolution to pay Pierce
lands. ''nuS ior certain
". rowland presented the resIqnatIo, os
henry queen, and moved that Z. J. MIdJIc'
ton, lr., be selected as school commISsinmo.
IN rourth district adopted.
hI. Burr presented resolution moL,,o
an. an appropriation of $1,000 in each schnni
uns, act, TO be expended under the respsc,ISo
gho Of the several districts; passed
o president submitted several bIIIs. or
asred 70 be paid. Also, monthly r,no,, ] OF Of
,,uIperintendent @ Of roads, showing an Urn cHn Ul
n.ure W. OF x9sy during past MONTH "A AP'n-
Mr.. Burr submitted a statemon' =,
lue by corporation Of Georgetowna amounts sou
airs airs OF road leading Into city Of GeorgS leo g
The national Republican., 1869-06-08

TINS Nsw OnHrRAL DOLLAR STonR, just
opened at No.7 Market Space, between Eighth
and Ninth, presents many new and beautiful
attractions. 1t may seem strange how such
handsome Plated Ware, Jowelry, Vases, Fans,
So, can be sold so low, but being bought di.
aud also Al the trade sales in Now York, all
can rely upon bargains. The Agency for the
Florence Sewing Machine 10 also established
thara
The national Republican., 1869-06-08

KnsP CooL.-Yesterday as the sun was
fairly kissing In an unclouded sky, and while
the vicinity Of tho post Office, we wore at.
trseted by the stylish summer raiment dis
played so tsster,illy In front Of the wcll.known
Oak Hall; yenturing In, we purchased one OF its
summer suits Al very moderate price,
and stepped from the establishment with the
elastic tread OF one Who had been relieved Of
heavy burden. For the in Attenuation OF our
readers, we would state that Oak Hall Is at AGO
seventh street, opposite tho post office.