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TO Che Public.

The undersigp ed announces that he has pur-
chased the enf Ire interest and good win OF
hessrs. Campo ell & Downing, in their line OF
Omnibusses n ming betN cen Morristown and
Wheeling leaN ring Morristown IN the morning
and wheeling in the afternoon. He Will now
pc prepared sccomodate all travellers with
comfortable 0mntbussea, under the charge of
careful ands ober employees Fair Fifty cents
between M Yrristown and st. Clairsville and
Wheeiinsa I'D st Clairsville-way passengers
Mr.. Isaac oH. Patterson will aet as his and the
Express A gent, In st. GairsYille. All orders
and earcfv iiiy attended IS
Esvss fw lAn
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The sprouts of the potato contain an
alkaloid termed by chemists solanine,
winch is very poisonous if taken into
the system. This does not exist in the
tu3ers, unless they are exposed to the
ight and air, which sometimes occurs
from the accidental removal Of the. earth
Ia cultivation. A potato that shows
olacklsa green tint on one side should
never De cooked for the table or fed to
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y. B.-For the benef t of our Agents we have
arranged with parties who have Goods suitable,
for Sewing Machine Agents to SELF We will
send BOOK OF SAM PIES and full particulars
on receipt of one red STAMP. Address q. V. N.
ANDREWS, General Agent Detroit, Mich.
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Faculty.

A. ID. Lee. A. NJ, President;
Rev, r. s, Hogue, A. NJ; ...
u, Il, Smith. <. NJ, NJ. D.;
", Williams, A. M;
Musical Department; -
Virginia Bell, Drawing and Painting.
Come and try this Seminary one month.
For further information address the Presi-
dent for a Catalogue octS
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AGENTS..

We wish to arrange with Agents, male or fe-
ma1er to represent the r.erioan Shuttle Sew
in the United States and Ontario. Extra in
ducements to Experince6. Agents. For full par
uculars, as to Salary or Commission, address
--.'-' 90 G. V. N. ANDREWS,
---r. aGencr nj As't. Detroit. Mich.
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MisreiIansuas.
RURAL SEMINARY,

EOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, NEW
L Market Station, Scio Post of1ice, Harrison
County, Ohio, three hours from Pittsburgh, one
hour from Steubenville, ON the great Panhandle
Railway.
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....r ThA .f-.--. --a----
4 erican Shuttle
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Is retailed at a price within the reach Of all
This Machine uses straight Eeedle makes the
LOCK STITCH (alike on both sides(. has a self
adjusting tension, and can do every variety OF
sewing. 1t will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid
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equally well on silk, linen, woolen, or cotton
goods, with silk linen, or cotton thread. :
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Is t.. r.-
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Our Agents will be supplied with duplicate
parts OF Inc Machine, In case Of acc ident. 1t
makes precisely the same stitch mad by the
Singer, wheeler & Wilson, Howe and Florence
Macnlnes. IL mas the under-feed. like the best
priced shuttle Machine in the market that has
Mls reed. We are enabled to sell al iirst-class
SHUTTLE MACHINE at very low price, on ac-
countofits Simplicity, and consequent low cost
OF fManufacturing,in in comparison with.Complica
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j. M. =. CIR ATTY.
Insurance Agent. Beilare. d.

ID EPRESENTING THE OLDEST AND MOST
IL wealthy Companies in the country.
FMe CuSh dSse.sS
TINA, d2ftford ,2hseaa
Home, New 3ssSQ0ea.
North America Ph1ladelphia.............-l lIfe 900
Hartford, OF Hartford L75000&
Lorlllard New .-. L4500Oo
enterprise, 00So
Home, '' ........ 900 OOc
Life. CsssA 4x,-ts
Mutual Life. New York 50 600 900
Etna Life, Hartford. .................. 100000
Charter Oak, F." ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 2OOOOOO
Northwestern Mutual Life, Milwaukee 27O0OO0
Travellers, Hartford Qife & Accidentl- 100000
To those who seek reliable insurance these
companies offer unsurpassed inducements. De-
tached Dwellings and Farm Property insured
on the most favorable terms. Losses eQuitably
adjusted and promptly paid. Prompt attention
given to applications for insurance.
tylS J. NJ. s. CRAFTY, Agent.
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
Home y gain.

r,,uE, IouNSONS ARE AGAIN IN EHE
| National House. Ed. & Wheeler Johnson,
amor n few months absence, have. resumed con-
irol of tbe House. end shall be pleased to have
,hair OH friends call on them. The House will
he refirnished, and the Table, as OF old times,
shall not be excelled by any in Eastern Ohio.-
All our efforts shall be To accommodate and
make our s"e'SSp Tp. SoJs'' 8 WHEELER Johnson.
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At an agricultural dinner a farmer
gave as his toast: 1.-The Game Of For
Shuttle the cards as you will,
SHADES must WiD.N
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From our long experience in business, and
facilities in buying, together with the largsStock
of goods we always keep, being by far the lsrg
est I'M CTtv We confidently commend ours
one the Of most desirable houses in the CITY 10
buying Goods. -, -,
( We respectfnlly solicit an examination OF cur
s'oeA- STONE & THOMAS.
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he said, from the blue devils. ..l e.
On any other occasion could willingly have
dispensed with the youngsters good intentions,
for there Is nothing in which take greater de-
light, than, when seated snugly in a corner OF
the vehicle, can give myself up undisturbed to
every fancy, and luxuriate In all the delights Of
castle-building. Now, heweyer, determined
for once to forego my fayorite qualification, and
scceded to his proposal, as thought it might
afford me an opportunity of learning something
more of Adeline, into whose goodopinion felt
q strong inclination to ingratiate myself =.
Early on the following morning we set out
from Lunan, and for several miles my new COM
panion troubled me but little with his remarks,
as he almost Immediately began to snore; but
he soon awoke, and then talked all in a breath
about his college adventures, hisconnections in
s., his two sisters, Adeline, and his prospects
Of getting a place. 81 shall then" he added
rubbing his hands, "narry Adeline; for you
know a wife is a necessary appendage to man,
when he becomes of consequence in the state q
This piece ofintelligence was not of the most
pleasing deseription-"So," said /, doubtless
with asheepisb enough look, "you- have con-
fessed that Adelide is perfectly indifferent to
you, and yet you mean to marry her; how can
you expect happiness from such a union ?''-
"Pooh, pooh" said he; my dear fellow, your
Ideas OF mdrfldBtd Qu1tc OUT OF OeIe, t1e nus
band has only 70 take care that his wife keeps
within proper bounds-that she attends to her
family and kitchen nconcerps-receivet the guests
-and SO forth. The Orientals have far better
notions of matrimony than we i'm the north i.
among them the wife is neither more nor less
than the principal slave; and that, according to
myviewof the matter, is what.she ought to be
and not o whit more .sos.t-s IT ~ >, ,.,-..
but, Adeline-" said ], fmpatient1y.
"Adeline,1s answered he.s has stidienlous
whims, like ali other girls who haye not yet
reached certain age. She has nothing to boast
Of but her pretty face, and has hitherto lived in
somplste dependence. Ny uncle, indeed, lets
her want for nothing; but then he is daily ex-
pested to set out on his journey for the other
world, in which oase she must be glad to get a
comfortable settlement. During the last two
years she has taken charge of sur domestic con.
ssrns for my sisters do not trouble their heads
much about such matters.
Twas now enabled to form a tolerably good
guess Of Adslins's situation. and her misfor.
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Something Thrilling in the Snake Line.
On Wednesday last one JOSEPH WAGGoNER
lost his life in Charleston, Kanawha, under
the following circumstances. The editor OF
the Kanawha Republican had received the
present Of rattlesnake-sweet token of af-
lection land WAGGoNER, enteringthe Office,
very uncerem oniously opened the box in
which the petwa confined, and taking it
out, played with it in the most familiar man
ner. He put it about himself, placed its
head to his mouth, and i'll various ways ca-
ressed it. Showing off his charming power
over the reptile to all inside the printers
office, he grew ambitious, and went out to
spread his fame upon the streets. "NoI
me tangere" at last getting wearied and
being of opinion with WELLS when he told
MURDOCH he had carried the ''ioke" Of
fondling the negro far; enough, the snake
struck WAGGoNER's tongue as the kissing
exploit was repeated! WA9sosEa sts-
pended the exhibition, placed the snake in
its box, and proceeded tolook after him
self. Poor fellow! Nothing would do
even whiskey, freely taken, proved unavail-
ing, and he died-a martyr to his folly.
From an acquaintance with rattlesnakes 10!
these many years, we have to say that, while
they may be Justly admired. like DosBER-
RVS disturber Of the peace, the less you
have to do with themthe better! ' :
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ce,sbrations and theseyeriastfng dinsand
wants sornetliing more simple md 9Inore
moderately explosive. and consistent with
rational enjoyment It would avoid the
"mental collapse and physical exhaustion !"
which the day occasions, and hopes that the
second century viii bring about q celebra-
ton more in keeping sssswith the wonderful
" creation which has grown into such power
aand beauty-she State mystery, as Mr..
aEyERErr called it, hidden from ages but
mrevealed to u.s." Exactly and revealed
10 you just as the wind was revealed to IL the
boywho cut open the bellows to see it. The
fdrertise, goes on to say that this mystery :,
was sought by kings, /" but never FOUND lr 9;
THAT'S not SO clear. Kings have generally
gotten at whatever Republics had OF that
mystery; and without some Improvement
In this country, ours will share their fate
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july 9Th at half-past O'Clock A.. NJ, after n
short but painful Illness, Mrs. Cf1RlSTIAENA
of the late James Dewars, In the forty-second
year of her age. She leaves five children to mourn
Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully
requested to attend her funeral THIS (W ednesdayl
AFTERNOON at o'clock from the oregon Hill
Methodist church.
Our home is now a lonely spot,
The mother band is broken, -.s...
And all the deep, strong love Of years -.
Must be thing unspoken.
.a. And ever at the board and hearth
we miss smile of gladness "
And blent with all earth's sweetest strains
o." There comes n tone of sadness.
Morris. Ill.,, and Ottawa City, Canada East, pa
pers please copy.
At4 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. PERCY, in
FAINT son of David A. and Emily A. McMinn, aged
ten months and seven days. III.
The friends of the family are invited to nttendthe
funeral at the residence of his father. TO-MOR-
ROW AFTERNOON at O'Clock
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ssIp THE SKY FALLS WE SHALL CATCH
LARKs."-The following characteristic mes
sage from Colonel FoRNEY was sent to the
Wells organ in this city yesterday: #
"If Virginia decides for liberty, Pennsyl,
yania ia saved and the whole South secured
for ever to justice and equality. spoke
last night mt Alexandria to the gTandest
meeting ever held in Eastern virginia. our
friends there are full OF PLUCK:
81. W. FoRNEY."
OH, Liberty! thou hast INDUCED strange
amours in these latter days. But thou hadst
better, for thy regulations sake, keep clear
of Colonel FoRNEY s.9lvz &
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The late President JoHNsoNis on his walk.
He is belligerent, and having belligerent
rights, he is welding about him with great
energy. We never admired Mr.. JOHNSON.
He has done us more harm than he can pro-
badly do anybody else. He is pitching into
General GRANT without success, and also
into the bond-lords, who have no sympathy
here. If he can worry them little, he will
compensate for some evil he has done.
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TIE Fourth was much celebrated in The
North. We are afraid that our northern
friends did not think great deal of the un-
happy State of which the author of the De-
claration OF Independence was native and
citizen. That document was read extern
.sively. 1t required no little courage, too, to
read it. 1t must have colored the cheeks
of some people. Some parts are startling,
because they sound 80 like sarcasm and Bit
ter irony in these days. Indeed, unless the
Great Republic does things much better be-
fore the next 4th Of July, we expect the
Declaration will be forbidden to be read,
as Is the Marseillaise TO be sung or played in
France. 81 rs u Ss.tfS .s5i5t,z E "a s....
The fastideous Boston Daily Advertiser.
takes exception To the manner Of celebra-
Ting the Fourth 1t is tired Of the gorgeous
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Rebels Not SO Bad After All.

The piratical game of the ultra Radicals
and adventures has been to damn every
thin that was not Radical by calling it
''rebel" The only way a man could save
himself from being called ''rebei" was to
vote for Radical" AS long as you gave
that vote, and didn't aednt an office, you
were good fellow but the moment you
ventured to cast any other you We're only a
"rebel." H.az
So, in the campaign ended yesterday, the
party supporting WALKER has been steadily
denounced as ''rebels." This artifice has
not only been employed to intimidate Re-
pubicans from voting with the "rebels"
for WALKER, but it had further. object.
The defeat Of WELLS was feared; and the
plan was to take the chances of quashing
the election on the ground that it was a
rebel" triumph. The authors of the
scheme themselves capable of any atrocity)
dared to hope that the Government might
be as corrupt as they are, and might be in
duced to abrogate its own laws and forfeit
its own implied pledges by committing
that outrage. +...
General VAN WICK, that fear-imparting
hero, caught up the cue while here, and
when he got back to Washington declared
{ that the WALKER men had succeeded in
arousing the old rebel element" Ofcourse
that is monstrous outrage. Yet, if the
element had gone over to WELLS it would
be all right. The cunning double-dealipg of
these peoplc-their piratical principles of
ieyying upon everything as theirs, and en-
deayoring to crush under the heel of arbi-
trary authority all that oppose them-are
manifested with GOODNESS and assurance.
that is wonderful. l u j
These people know the falseboods Of their
assumpt ions they know that the people of
Virginia are faithful to the laws and the
Constitution Of the Union-that they have
been SO since the surrender Of General
LEE. i.
The election Of WALKER-the strength and
spirit displayed by these Virginia rebels
viii probably improve their standing some
what. 1t being found that there are not
enough mean whites joined with the ne
yroes to put the Government In the hands Of
he pirates, the game Is blocked, and the
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only play left the trseksters issto be q little
more MOI kind--somewhaE sweeton the rebels.
We shall not be at an SURPRISED to hear
that we are not sucA Bad fellows after all !:
Many who haystricd slie cameo "Rebel"
have no doubt hedged, and bought largely
If "rebel', stock. tits rising.
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BrrcHEH preached sermon on the Fourth
anon the subject of Disbursements in
RELIGION. Itwas quite hopeful to see hin
on that day getting somewhat upon the
track to which he should keep. He, never
theless. couldn't let Government entirely
alone. He illustrated by the following re-
mark. to which we cannot object: GA des
"potic government can only keep its sub
elects under control by crushing down
ether manhood !"
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me- BENSON'S SALALEM BROTH
This truly valuable preparation is certain ana
speedy cure for letter, Ringworm, Itch, salt
Rheum, Barber's Itch, Poison Oak, BiotcheS
Pimples, and all other Eruptions Of the Skin. IL
has been used with complete success In hundreds oil
cases, many Of them Of long standing and OF a ma
lignant character. Certificates from some OF our
best citizens attest It's deserved merit, and needs
only to be tried to insure raiicf 1t Is for eIterna
use, and completely removes all eruptions OF the
skin, leaving /: delightfully."- soft aud pleasant.
Price, 81. For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents,
myl7 Richmond, Va.
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naBACHELOR'S HAIR-DYE.-Thi
splendid HAIR.DYE Is the best In the wOrId-the
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment-Eo ridiculous
tnts remedies the III effects of bad dyes, nSfgo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and per;uiners,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory 70 Bond
street, New York. NH 2o-eoots
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DRIME BUCKWHEAT. i 81
100 bpsbc,s,pRtsfE BUCKwHEAT
- '' '''' ''''N =. - PALMER & TURPIN, s
Tvs .-......r 1929 Main street.
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GROCERIES, dc.


TUST RECEIVED, n choice lot Of
~ Fresh GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
CRUSHED, CUT, POWDERED, and COFFEE
SUGARS; .r.-.
PITRE HENNESSY BRANDY, very old:
RJLEY,S and FJLCHER'S MOUNTAIN WITS
KEY. warranted us pure as any in the market;
CAROLINA RICE, &C., &c.
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY,
W. 528 Broad street.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
W. BRAND-CUTTER. l4l0 MAIN STREET.
The new patent BRANDING-IROh, for marking
all kinds of wooden articles by heating II, is per-
fectly adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
EngraScgs, Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, In"
delible Ink Steel Dies, Alphabets, Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver. Frames. Steel Kings.
Checks, Tags &c. wholesale and retail. mh3
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NEW ST 20 r E.
NEW GOODS.
Three chests GREEN aud BLA OK TEAS Of choice
quality!
Twenty-Five barrels FAMILY FLOUR,
SUGAR-CURED HAMS,
ROE and CUT HERRINGS,
NO. / MACKERBL,
with full assortment Of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
WILLIAM r. TATUM,
iya-2t sos Broad street.
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FKJRNITURE, &c.

FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, &C.
4 HARDWOOD & RITTER, opposite the post
ture to order any style Of FURNITURE and
MATTRESS
We have now on hand the most elegant stock OF
CHAMBER, PARLOR, and DINING-ROOAl
FURNITURE THAT has been seen in Richmond for
many years: CHAMBER SETS can be bought al
our establishment from sos to 5000
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS OF all styles
made to order, and wtrrantsd rs represented.
AS the prices of most otter goods are coming
down, we have reduced the price of every article
In our line and now selling about ms low rs We
did before the All In want of FURNITURE
or MATTRESSES can make money by examining
our stock before buying. We have goods TO sun
the rich or the poor. ,,,,,.,,,,x,
|. opposite the post-oflce, Main street,
10 oI--3nI Richmond, Va.
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EREsH TEAS chests superior GUN
It POWDER TEA, -
chests fine BLACK TEA, just opened.
WILLIAM G. cambridge & Co..
iy Z ,s"t..sE Soc 1927 Broad street
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FREDERICK W. POOR, GENERAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention of persons having real
estate In the city state for sale to the advantages
offered by this AGENCY, and promise on our part
energetic efforts to secure purchasers for ali pro-
perty placed In our hands. b Jszss- 81 II
e Our connections are well established throughout
the North.
To purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO
PERTY. FARMS. MILLS, MILL-SlTES. NINE
RAJ and WOODLANDS. t~r5 III.
sra r PREFERENCES: go as-+ n III
Hon. James 6. Blaine Speaker House Of Repre-
Sentativcs, ~ eEssst@as'
Hon. r. G. Schenek, Chairman Committee OF
Ways and Means House of Representatives.
/, Hon. Jauies a. Garfield, Chairman Of Committee
on Banking and Currency.
Hon. Alexander Riycs.
Hon. Fl. II. Wells Governor OF Virginia. 80
II. G. Bend Esq, Registerin Bankruptcy 7
/ Major-6eneral O. q. Howard, u S. A. 81 a5.as
Colonel A. s. BuforL President of the Richmond
and Danyille and York River railroads.
: II. D. Cooke. Esq..sa9 Jay Cooke d Co.
General Williams g. Wickham, President of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. up l5-amd&w
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NEW FAMILY FLOUR.-25 bags supe
IN rior NEW FAMILY FLOUR.
-. WILLIAM G. DANDRIDGE & CO., +
" z e27 Broad street.
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MACHINERY, dc,

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK: REPAIRING
sTEh M-ESGINES and BOILERS in city and
country: TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds made
and repaired, with ali kinds OF steam-gttings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES AD-
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUDS0N,S PATENT STEAM-ENGINE GOV
.ERNOR,. gSELDENtSs PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING. Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauges
are warranted for year. We know them 20 DC
the best gauge now In use. They are LESS Iii price
than any other make. full line OF the above ar.
ticles always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDING OH.-CUP, for SHAFT
per cent. of oil This Is the newest and best thing
now out. Come and see II and us.
~ .saeBt GEORGE B. SLOAT.
my 10 49, q A. JACKSON ADDlSGToN.
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, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

nANIEL O'DONNELL,
~ AT SIS BROAD STREET,
is prepared to execute all descriptions OF
GAS-FITTING AND PLUMBING.
Having had long practical experience In this
class Of work he hopes to give satisfaction as TO
prices and workmanship. my S-3m
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nT HEAVY LINEN DAMASK for
Crumb-Cloths, Piano and Table-Coyers NUS
LINs for Curtains; NOTTINGHAM LACE
CURTAINS and CURTAINS Iii pairs; srAtk
LINEN, oILCLoTH for stairs; CARPETS;
MATTINGs, and WINDOW SHADES, in great
variety, at reduced prices. Et
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1913 Main street
Alot Of FIFTEEN-CENT CALfCoEs, slightly
imperfect, viii be sold at i2sc: PER yard; jyi
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< HOGSHEADS CHOICE V. P. SU-
~ CARS,
10 hogsheads CHOICE PORTO RICO SUGARS.
$500 ~ A.sJ.GRAY e CO.,
jel No. Pearl Block.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
FREDERICK w. POOR, GENERAL AGEs,

CENTRAL OFFICE,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET GROOM No. 81,
RICHMOND, VA. .s.s -
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Ok BARRELS B B SUGAR, ;..z 81
10 IS barrels A, B, aud EXTRA SUGARS,
25 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR: sr,s<,
z,.l ii 8, A. j. GRAY & CO.,
&c II sg.s No. Pearl Block.
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AFACkEREL! MACKEREL!! l.

CUPERFINE AND EXTRA FLOUR
- receiving and for sale low by s,>, . -
je2 A. s, LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-07

90 barrels NEW No. CLIPPED HERRINGS,
20 half barrels NEW FAMILY. ROE HER
"',4s ''''' ~ - 80 KUtsf & KING, =
my 10 Fir 1929 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-07

The music this evening was by Scharf's
string band, and was at times exceedingly