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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-16
No.Ii. FOR SALE OR TRADE.

,sl We viii cell trade a Splendid Farm Of 100 acre
ts % miles north Of Ottawa Tie farm is improve.
TX M, the best style and under the best state Of cultivation
LIi, with every thing that farm could desire Ami
either 10 the owner Il. kipp, X. II. LOWE co
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-16
FOR SALE.

fTtyx VERY DESIRABLE FARM-suitaIle for
$ESf,C ,tork rsising. This iatm located 3 miles
&C., south OF ottawa There loo % beautiful
timber, aud q new hose, containing q large
AzA rooms The farm has hut little or no outside
builuings An energetic man With little money .pept upon
this desirable properly would make the fna.t stock
farms in - Sale county For particulars rrrs apply
10 X. H. L0wE co
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&vetixi 4stifes.
3 DIR. J. =. WALKRD.
OCULIST AND. AURlST,
NAT h CONSULTED AZ sas
PARK HOIrSE OTTAWA
Surgery for the rye ana Ear.
Dk. 01ANs ,st.,.,-.-s ..sl
ID. . 4, A.. -. -. .os,,~ Nfaa - 49,

Oars % ~ lousy - D s'@s
And Graduate the Philadelphia Unvsity Of Medicine
and Surgery has for the last eight given hs attention.
to this important speciality and prepared to treat all dis
sons suffering from Cataract Gross Eye. Tsrsl Tuusors
Viosnrs OF the 'ear Duct pOypus Enlarged nsis Cattrh
aud all dseses Of IL. throat would do we'll kou
ult the dOctsr. kxAminatloa Freo. Jay ..,s,
ONCE in Post Once Bu'idi e bakery. uayl-sp
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~ ,rhs Very Highest Prixe, THE C1Ass
or 1HR LEGION OF HONOR, was COM
Ferred sa tho representative ,sf Ihe Grover
4 DAker Sewing MAchines, ae che 4xpesi-
sion uaiverselle, Pariss 1857, thus attessInk
their greas ssReriorly eSer N aAharsssyvr
Ing Aaehaness.S .nS.Hhk teieis 1esl sac H.
s.NJJ.n autl stss,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-16
No. 10. FOR SALE OR TRADE.

General Stock Of Dry Goods and Groceries nyoced from
1890 to 1000. Also twostory store building ?? by y feet
with good cellar good location for business VIII eVchan
for good small Farm. For particulars apply TO
Sept! x. H. LOWE & co
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BOB sALl ~

J.iy y isse-iy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-16
FOR SALE.

KNA VERY DESIRABLE PRopERTY-Ioes,.s
on Ottawa Avenue, opposite Major lIt,'. rrop.
Ign6E1n -rty. This property has very I'm. twos,ory
lyU0ES frame house. aud well Finished: good dry
SM@ cellar: cisteru; never dry we'll rs good As the
best fruit tree. shrubbery and suitable Tor 10
horses. This property through 10 FIRST Street which
makes the lot o feet deep by 50 front For and price
apply to T. H. LOWE co
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masonry,

Adjourned to Tuesday, October 18th, 1859.
II. N. WATERMAN, City Clerk
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s. @. GUM. Branch Office at Marseillss, Ills.
F. A. FISHER, Branch Office at Seneca Ills.

No. =. FOR SALE.
AEA-O TWENTY ACRES OF TIE BEST LAND
fTIXA IN ILLlNOiS-yn the best ttate Of cult
~ IlIEhII sstisn, with capital spring OF water run.
AlkL3428 ming through 1t. is offered cheap There
is growing upon the land in thrifty condition. between 5000
aud 5000 Concord Grape Vines 5000 Of which are In vine
yard 500 Early Rcsond Cherry Tree. 800 Of which are in
orchard and 500 choice apple trees but use talk
ing to appreciate IL one must H. Call ON us and we
will chow II 10 you II is for cheap The stock nbovs
mentioned Will be sold ty VIM. d. Men, OF Ottawa.
Apply to r. II. LOWE co.
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No. q. FOR SALE or TRADE.

q 80 4 Good House and Lot Madison stuet. Pleasant
iij house, OF i've Lot 50xi2o feet. Fruit
Htsiii and shrubbery on lot. Terms liberal
AA-A Enquire Of II. H. LOWE co.
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No. 90. FOK SALE OR TRADE.

A mn FOR IOWA LANDS.-A good house and
sx"sA lot corner OF two streets, In city OF Ottawa
xa - fHrsh Good location. desirable PROPERTY good
~ i3AufA well OF never falling water barn and out
A--sel houses fruit trees and slrubbery. Fine
'argain for some one. For particulars, inquire OF
L. II. LOWE & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

The PETERSBURG housekeeping to
remark made by Us a day or two ago, the
Petersburg Express says:
"Being born and reared IN Virginia,
whose h0nored name must always be the
object of our deepest love and reverence,
having, moreover, served for four years III
the field in the Confederate army, and hay
ing yielded our assent to the congressional
plan Of reconstruction only when, at the
instance of President Grant, it was so modi-
fed as TO become acceptable to the people
Of Virginia, and thcreupon being among
the first to advocate the nomination and
election of Governor Walker, We trust that
these facts will be sufficient to remove the
apprehension expressed by our friend Of the
Dispatch, and possibly entertained by
others, that the Courier intends to 90 too
far in its advocacy Of true republicanisIn.'
We shall 90 no further than honor and con-
sstency require and with this explanation
we hope that our position will not be mis-
understood"
Glad TO hear it. You are exactly on the
platform of the Dispatch.
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The President and General Sherman
on Virginia Affairs.

On Tuesday last prominent Eirginian.
tcin- in Washington, called upon the Pre-
sident and General SHERMAN, and found
them both willing to converse about, and
much interested in, Virginia politics. The
scuatorship being mentioned General
GRANT said he had no desire to interfere
in any way with the election, but thought
several Of the most prominent gentlemen
named would be acceptable TO Congress.
The name Of General WILLIAMS was par
tcularly mentioned, and the President re-
marked that he thought the election Of
General WILLIAMS would be satisfactory to
everybody, and paid high tribute to the
character Of that gentleman. He seemed
to regard him as the leading candidate for
senatorial honors.
Our informant states that General SHEER
MAS-who is, by the way, an intimate friend
Of General WILLIAMs-eXpresses himself a.
confident that Virginia will soon be restored,
us she ought to be, to all her rights and
privileges as member Of the Union. Other
prominent officials expressed the same
opinion, and seemed to regard the opposi-
ton of the Radical minority as in no way
formidable to the hopes Of the Liberals.
This is cheering news.
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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 to supply themselves with
MANY GOODS FOR A LITTLE MONEY.
Now is the time to make selections, nnd we ofor
BARGAINS,
and specify few articles to which we invite at
tention:
PLAID. CHESE, PLAIN, and RoUBAIX POP
L1ES:
SOLID DELAISEs ALPACAs, MERINoEs,
and EMPRESS CLOTHS;
FAST-COLOR NEAT CALICOES 1t l2ic.;
EXCELLENT CANTON FLANNEL at ls3c.:
Splendid assortment OF BLACK ALPACAs and
other BLACK GOODS;
CASSIMERES. DOESKINS,
CHINCHILLA, BEAVER, and BROAD
CLOTHS;
SATISETS, FLASNELS
BLANKETS,
SHAWLS CLOAKS,
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 UsA CALL AND SAVE MONEY.
WILLIAM THALHIMER is oNs,
corner Broad and Sixth streets.
Similar inducements arc offered at our store No.
1910 Main street Ezekiers old stand. where Mesgrs
Gus. THALHINER, r. A. CHEWING. WILL
LIAM A. GARNER. and A. d. LOCK EFT. will
be ,,leased TO see their friends. IL
CAR.DOzO, ALSOP & FOURQUREAN
rssnectsuiry invite the attention of the trade TO
their stock OF
NEW FALL GOODS,
adapted to the wants Of buyers from oil parts of
The country.
From their facilities for purchasing sbuying. SIS
they do, entirely for cash. the CHOICEST NOV
ELITES as we'll as the CHEAPEST GOODs-inva-
riably offered at the lowest price-they arc conf
dent that It viii be found advantageous 70 exomire
their stock before buying elsewhere.
CARDOZO, ALsOP & FoUIIQUREAN.
Toe y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

CASDY's LAST. The Dispatch thinks
General Canhys order prohibiting the ap-
pointment of State proxies and directors in
the various railroads until after the restora.
ton Of the State good one. 1t might he i!
the elections were also postponed until that
happy time, but we do not SO understand
N.-PetersburJ inder.
We shall see. Perhaps supplementary
or complementary order may be issued by
the General, either Oh his motion or some
body else's. Quen sabe'
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DEF GOODS.
No. 1905 MAIN STREET.
OCTOBER IL 1869.

Received to-day another shipment OF splendid
AUCTION BARGAINS. Y1eacbed and Brown
Domestics. Prints. French and English Beaver
Cloth so boxes French Flowers, 100 oeao'loi
Feathers Black Grape Collars, Laoies iahne''
VIII md Narrow Ribbons, Dress Goods Car
nets Note paper and Envelopes, Diamond Belt
inr. SIX and Velvet Dress Buttons, Velvet RID
bons, Jet Jewelry. &c. ~ oe -
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LECTURES.

r ECTURE.-ISAAC II. HUNTER, the
IL talented co!ored orator, and late State can
yasser for the Walker ticket and eypurgatcd Con-
stitutlon will deliver LECTURE at VIRGINIA
HALL, Ninth street between Main and Franklin,
on THURSDAY NIGHT. October 18th.
Subject: THE DUTY OF YIRGINIASS.
Tickets OF admission, FIFTY CENTS; to be
had at the bookstores generally and at Virginia
Hall.
Doors open at 7o'clock. Lecture commences AT
o'clock precisely. oc s-"l"
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WE OFFER NO BAIT. But ALL WE
ADVERTISE AND SAY
WE MEAN.

Look at the LIST below, and you will find
Fine BLACK ALPACA at a7s, So 60, 7sc. &C.;
CoLORED ALPACA at 30, 20, and Soc;
R1Cu-CoLoRED DELAISEs at :oic. worth oOc.;
WHITE and RED ALL-wOoL FLANNEL from
25c. up;
Fine IRISH LINEN at soc. worth Soc, at SOC.
worth 7sc.;
LADIES' LINEN HASDKERCH1EFS at 75c.
per dozen;
LADIES, and MISSES COTTON HOSE at loic.;
MISSES, and CHILDRES's WooLLES HOSE
from loc. up;
/, ESTLEMES's and LADIES' UNDERSTANDS
nj half their value
Fifty pair more of those LARGE BED BLANK
rrs mat received, slightly damaged at
sacrifice;
r,o.-w GRAY and sf,oWS BLANKETS from
$3.50 up:
BALMoRAL SKIRTS. very cheap at &c. worm
BLACK Wells from 1:!c. up;
BROWN, GREEN, AND BLUE B ARE EE
Wells at 4sc cheap at &c;
200 assorted WooLLES sHAWLS, just from
New York auctions. at 81. $50, 81, and s2S,
considered the cheapest ever offered in this
city;
KENTUCKY JEANS. sATISETS' CAsSl-
MEREs, DoEsKINs, Tor mems and boys
wear astonishingly low;
LADIES' KID GLOVES, the best qual!tE, at 81;
FRENCH MERINos,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ATWOOD DELAINEs,
Beautiful CHASGEABLE PoPLISs,
SCOTCH PLAIDs,
ATWOOD PLAID POPLISs, &c,
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CHEAPER
than they can be bought at any other house In this
city.
The GREATEST BARGAINS yet il
BLACK SILKS
TO be found Is at
JOSEPH STRAUSE's.
No. 1873 Main street.
BE careful, and come 10 the right place, and DO
not stop until you get ncxtto Goden's shoe store,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets, oppo-
site Palmer < Sons.
ocI. JOSEPH STRhUSE.
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NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.

We would call the attention of tobacco manu-
ractnrcrs to the fact that the NEW STAMPS have
been issued, and /; would be advisable to groove
The boxes strictly in accordance with the revised
regulations a pamphlet copy Of which VIII he
supplied gratis to any manufacturer upon app!i-
cation 10 us by mall.
We are prepared to make TWO.THlRDS CASH
ADVANCES urou full market value Of shipments
Of tobacco, &c.
Tobacco Commission Merchants.
an oa-eodsm 63 Exchange Place, Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

NIEGISIA.-A speech made at Akron,
Chic, last week, old Ben WADE closed by
saying:
live come up to our duty side by side
with Old Virginia we will fasten the last
nail in the coffin of slavery and special pri-
Vileges." [Long-continucd applallsc.l
Ben WADE lauding Virginia. "What
have done that mine enemies should praise
me-"
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FOR TOBACCoyrsTs.
no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS

/ -
We have just perfected the most complete ana
convenient machine for GROWING TOBACCO
BOXES for stamps. The orders from the inter-
nal Revenue Office requiring all boxes 10 be
vrooved. 1t becomes especially important to have
, machine that viii do the work with LEAST
EXPENDITURE OF TIME AND MONEY.
Such n machine we now offer 10 the trade.
SAMPLE MACHINES can be seen Mt our fac
tory. IL. III. Shlif b" w.
90 ls3: Main street
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MEETINGS.,

EXCELSIOR ENGAGEMENT, NO. 90, Q. o. FL
OCTOBER Ii, 1859. !
DATRIARCH S.-Attend a ,,,ioa,.sp1..
( regular 81 ated meeting OF your .S,llsissssastc
kncaInpIneut THIS Thursday EVE -et@sJSSesSb
MING. October 18th, at half-past (tfli.H7S>
o'clock as the unwritteu work Ofthe
Order viii be exeinpufed by Past Grand Patri-
arch A. L. Burr.
BY order Of the Chief Patriarch.
oc I!-lt* j. Is. VAUGHAN, secretary.
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AMUSEMENTs.

vTELOCIPEDES.-T favorite VETO
Y CIPEDE RINK over Cook Laughton' AUG,
,nn rooms ls now OPEN and all lovers of healthful
xercise are invited to call and examine the assert
ment or machines and take n ride. Come one.
all. w -
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LIME,

T IME. LINE, LIME.-W | L son, ;
EISTP ERROR VIRGINIA LIME.-FULL
SUPPLY CONSTANTLY on HAED.-Haync
erected at considerable cost the largest KIN
in the United States. constructed on tne most APP
THE NORTHERN LIME: and we invite atten-
ton to this VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE. The stone
of which tbs lime Is made is nearly pure, and the
barrels are full size.
AGRICULTURAL LIME will he delivered at
all points James river and on the canal, s!akcd
or In quick state. NJ the lowest rates.
". CT. TURPIN & CO., Manufacturers,
Rockville. Botetourt comfy. Va.
Address DILLON & ELLETT.
General Agents, 1893 Dock street,
nc l-sr Richmond. Va
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DRY GOODS.

~~~~~~~~~~>~~~
r. r. rnIcE. JACOB HALL z.r. ur
FALL 1862
T.R. PRICE CO.,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREET.
nearly opposite pos.-ofnce,)
have Just opened the largest and mos. ss,,..
stock Of @Tsf.
FALL AND WINTER DRY Gonno
they have had since the close or the war "'
Elegant BLACK and COLORFD Silks
Rich and superb IRISH and FRENCH pnpr
Every variety Of COLORED REPS and pr I'm
BLACK POpLISS and ALPACA Pf,ppIIAAiIs
SATIN DELAINES, BOMBAZISEs ~ Linz
BLACK GOODS a specially with r,er,.
AOUSELIN PAUL De CHEVS. Is 70 0,s-,.
ward. ""-S =.
Wlth AZ endless variety Of Goo.osFoe LADrv,
A-' FOR GESTLF MEN
The greatest stock OF { LOTHS AND c,
MERES ever exhibited By any one hor n ASS.
city, among them many hnice goods roaS. n ~
o1cn State, TO which atter zion Ia called N n,
SHIRTS and DR. .WERs
FLASNTLS. G ,OyFs Cp.v,re
HAEDkERCP. fEFs, SOCKS,
At wholesale or r. tail
oc 2-sm T. p. PRICE . RI
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TOHN DEURINGER'S
., CITY SPRING BREWERY.
" EIGHTH STREE

TOHN DEURINGER'S
u CITY SPRING BREWERY. -n,,,-r
FIRST GRAND VOCAL CONCERT
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18TH, 1889,
GIVEN BY THE CELEBRATED
f. HOFER'S
TYROLESE OPERA TROUPE
combination Of five accomplished artlsts
from Tyrol.
Mrs. HOFER (Prira DONNA, Soprano;
Miss BERTHA, Soprano;
Miss LOUISA, Alto;
Mr., F. HOFER lDlrectorl. Baritone:
Mr. T. OBERFORCHER, Basso Proiund'.
The undersigned has engaged fortwo weeks the
celebrated
They wifi Appear EVERY EVENING at the
aboye-named establishments. Their repertoire
embraces n variety Of the sweetest yroiean SOLOS,
Duets. Trios, Quartettes. and Quintets, Win Inc
wonderful Warblings. , e.,
This combination Of artists has performed IN
Europe under the patronage Of Empcrors aha
Kings In this country they appeared Tor lour
weeks every evening n the great
TAMMANY and STE1SWAI HALLS
I'm New York and also in other large cities. hciE
concerts have heen attended by The largest and
most fashionable audiences, and spoken OF D! tue
press In the highest terms.
Admission, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Concerts commence at O'Clock. -
oc 8-lw JOHN DE oII.N1LI..
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AK BROAD STREET. -

III n :
SEw GOODS: NEW GOODS: tflJ
Fist ARRIVAL THIS SEASON
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
JULIUS sYCLE's,
40. Sls Broad street, between Fourth and FIJI,
I have Just returned from New York wba,.
| purchased one of the largest and bc<t-ass0r-.:
! stocks Of DRY GOODS ever offered In the ~.
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES. :"
, 800 pieces LATEST STYLE DRESS Goops
FINE PLAID poPLIS s
EMPRESS CLOTH. all shades:
IRISH and FRENCH POPI1S
BLACK and CoLoRED ALPAcAs,
CT ! / e p : P0PLINS, entirely new
AkE-WooI E a6GssEii +! Faaa ali ;oor.
PLAN and FIGURED DELAIEES grss
variety.
BROCHE SHAWLs. double and single;
BLACK MERINO sHAwLs. double and s.as..
WOOL SHAWLS. double and single;
CLOAKS. the latest styles
Notwithstanding entirely new.
FLANNEL! FLANNEL!
$50 pieces OPERA FLANNEL, all shades:
WHITE and COLoRED FLANNEL, plain &c.
t"illed- from 25c. upwards.
BED BLANKETS, large assortment.
BEAVER CLOTH,
CASSIMERES,
BROAD CLOTH,
kENTrCKY JEANS. &C.
FOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
TABLE-cLoTHs and DAMAsKs,
TOWELS, NAPKINS. and DOYLIEs;
TISEN nd COTTON .pFp
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFs great ra,!e.,,
ALSO,
als Egy sflseti9n of
R66ASFAsT sHAwLs,
NERISo VESTS. for children, misses, ~:
MEMS and BOYS UNDERsHIRTs AZ.
DRAWERS;
All Is wanted IS to look and convince YOURSELF.
JULIUS SYCLE'~
oci AIS Broad street. between Fourth and Flint
EVERYBODY WISHING TO Buy
A. FIRsT-CLAss DRY GOODS
LOWEST PRICES
SHOULD CALL BY AL MEANS AND SEE
THE HANDSOME. COLLECTION
JULIUS MEYERS,
503 DAD STREE
two doors below Sixth street,.
Re!ng In New York during the remarkable rrl.
panic. bought an immense quantity Of FANCY
and STAPLE DRY GOODS for gold the fal Il
which reasonably expected. and thereby cane L
possession Of the
GREATEST BARGAINS
ever bought, the advantages OF which wish.
share with my kind customers.
JUST THINK OF
ALL" DOL FLANNEL. for &c. \ yard:
BLACK VELVET RIBBON for 2jc. piece:
BARS FILES c2a DAISY TRIMMINGS, &c.
piece:
SIIAWLS. OF every description. from 81 upward
WORSTED JACEETS-so comfortable for gE'
tlemcn during The winter season;
lSDlA-RUBBER CLOTH, Tor nursery rlrpo:es
IN DRESS GOODS,
4 full line or handsome patterns IN all qualities
and shades, OF latest styles.
FOR GENTS AND BOYS WEAR.
4 splendid assortment of Cashmere. Cloth. ilCH-
skin. Beaver, Melton, Satlner. Kentucky Jeans
and various other fabrics OF foreign Gid 4omcst.,
origin.
IN SILKS AND sATINs, SASH. BONNET,
AND BELT RIBBONS, &C.,
al abundant supply.
Thousand. Of other articles IN the dry god.
line. JEWELRY. Fanny GOODS. &c.
JULIUS NJ YER,
oc5 COS Broad stree.
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4 900 wards LINEN CRASH at &C. per yard,
usual price l2ic.:
. 500 yards HUCKABACK TowELLING at nc.
per yard worth eoc.
urrKABACK TOWELLISG' at IS, 30, and SOC.
nor ward worth IS, So and &C.;
full two yards long, Mt 7'c.
worth 81;
full two yards long, at 81 worth
$3.50;
prn-EoRDERED FR1SGED NAPKINS at sl'2'
ner dozen--usual price 60;
TABLE LINEN, warranted pure haH' at '0c' per
yard:
Very one LINEN TABLE DAMAsK at sl.2s and
sis Der yard, worth Sis and 1928;
RUSSIA DIAPER ct zoe. pei yafo' usual p''~'
Soc:
FINE IRISH LINEN at &c. per yaro worm -
TARTAN PIAIDs and SHEPHERDS 'LAl'''
warranted all-wool filling, at 2ec. por '''
worth 3oc:
HEAVY EMPRESS CLOTHS, in all Of the ne3
shades. at 75c. per yard worth &C.;
COLoRED and BLACK ALPACAs at soc' per
yard;
FRENCH MERINOS at &c., 81 and *l--'' per
yard-very cheap goods:
CANTON FLANNEL at lesc.;
ALL-WOOL FLANNEL, full yard wide, at 4'c'
and Soc worth sor. per yard;
OPERA FLASSELs, Ill shades, from 50 10 7oc'
|, per yard:
BLANKETS. in all styles at from $3.50 to $50 per
,,t- r, ,b;s e.ock we cannot be beat in val RI
ETY. or undersold
VELVET RIBBONS, in all colors, at 80 and Soc
apiece--j,st one-half the value;
sHANLs or EVERY STYLE, from the highest
to the lowest prices;
BALMoRAL SKIRTS at 81. sl.2i $50, sl''5'
and up~ards-all very cheap goods;
INFANTS, FROCK WAISTS at Soc, &c., 81, and
upwards-just onc-half their value
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at 81 per dozen;
NECK RIBBONS at soc. worth 7Sc.:
MAROON and PURPLE SASH RIBBON. wide
and heavy, at coo. per yard worth $3.50;
LACE COLLARS, from SOC. to So
4 large stock of CLOTHS. CAssIs1ERES,
TwEEDs, KENTUCKY JEANS, and full
assortment of CHARL OTTESvILLE GOODS,
for boys and mems wear
LACE uANDKERCHfEFS from 81. so 10 $50;
All kinds Of DRESS GOODS at extremely low
prices.
Sets of JET JEWELRY,
FANCY JEWELRT,
JET CHAINS,
JET CROSSES,
JET BRACELETS,
FANCY TRIMMINGS.
GOOD SPOOL COTTON at :Qc. per dozen:
yOTTISGHAM LACES, for curtains;
CARPETS in great variety;
RUGS.
suEETIEGS,
PILLoW:CASE COTToHs,
FANCY BUTTONS,
and many other articles purchased since the late
decline In prices all Of which we offer at ex-
trcmcly Low PRICES for cash only.
LEVY BROTHERS,
oc l3 1913 and l@!5 Main street.
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MARRIED.

Yesterday morning, 18th instant, at 81. Peter,s
caibcdrai by Right Rev. bishop John McSii I
ma1o ,r ~ Pctershnrgl to Miss MARY D., daughter
~ M h9ndrew pizzini, ESQ.,, Of this city.
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FURNITURE, DC.

FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, &c.
II HARDWOOD 4 RITTER, opposite the post
Office Main street are now prepared to manufac-
ture to order any style of FURNITURE and
MATTRESS.
CHAMBER, PARLOR, and D1N!SG-ROOM
FURNITURE that has been seen In Richmond LOT
many years. CHAMBER SETS can DC ooueht 81
our establishment from s55 TO 5000
MATTRESSES aud SPRING BEDS OF all styles
made to order, and warranted as represented.
AS the prices OF most other goods are coming
down, we have reduced the price Of every article
In our line and are now selling about rs low rs we
did before the war. All In want OF FURNlIU RE
or MATTRESSES can make money by examining
our stock before buying. We have goods to suit
the rich or the poor.
HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opposite the post-olice, Main street,
sc lG-31n Richmond, Va.
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TOYS, &c.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE
Il SPECTFULLY call the attention of the pub
lie lT to the HERT FINE A M NELLaAssokTED
TOYS be sold at unusually low prices-as
cheap If not cheaper than the same style Of goods
In New York. Dealers In TOYS would do well TO
examine this stock before purchasing elsewhere
We intend To place 1t within the power Of every
one to give the children something nice. Give us
call, and satisfy yourselves.
L. W. PIZZINI & CO..
No. Twelfth street
Oc elm In rear DiSDntch Office
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ME- GREAT TUMBLE IN PRICES.
GOODS SLAUGHTERED IN THE
AUCTIoN-RooMs.
HE PURCHASES LARGELY.

DIR SENIOR PARTNER on THE SPOT.
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WE NOW GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE
ADVANTAGE OF OUR BARGAINS.
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FOR Sale.

T,OR SALE CHEAP, GOODWILL OF
il nicely httcd-up store by lady going South,
Apply ut No. oil Broad street. oc l!--ltH
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PROPOSALS.
TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-All per-
l. sons who failed to pay one-half OF their taxes
prior To the goth of July must come forward and
pay their bills within ten days or when called
upon and in case Of failure So TO do / am re-
quircd To proceed TO the collection Of the by
summary process.
BY order Of the City Council.
oc 7-2w c. WORD, City Collector.