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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-20

PHILADELPHIA, October 19-On
Thursday evening meeting will be
held here for the purpose of forming
a Mutual Benefit Association Of Rail-
road Clerks. 1t is proposed to ex-
tend the association over the whole
United States. Delegates from the
several States viii attend.
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New a AdVertlsenlenla.

NEEMAEE COLLEGE. Hordentown
rs N. J.. Board and tuition eos Der vtag.s
For catalogues address Rev, J0HN II
BtAkELH, A 81 :, President
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED ron

STRUGGLES & TRIUMPHS Of
=. T. BARNUM.
TVTEttea Oy Himself In one large octave.
Yo4ume-nearly 800 pages-plfnfed
In English and German.
80 Elegant FtgE-Pa0e Engrouhigs.
It embraces FORTY YEARS RRCoLIEc-
TIoNs OF his busy life as q merchant, man
ageT, banker, lecturer, and showlnan. and
gi-es accounts Of his imprisonment his
TRarurf, his successful European tours, and
Important histori al and personal reIni-
niscences, replete with humor, aGecdofes,
and entertaining narIatIve.
IL contains bis celebrated lecture on the
AIT OF MoNEY-GETTING with rules for
success in business, for which he was
offered 5000. We offer extra inducernents
% Agents. and pay greightt % ne West. Send
Ior - page circular, with specimen en-
craving and terms TO Agents.
J. b. BURR e. Co, Publ shers,
Hartford, Conn.
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DOW2W HHNTI 10

THE sUREsT AGUE EEM 10y KNOWN.
JoHNtoN'8 Y NEafTABLE CANDY AGun CURE.
Sale, permnnent, aud encctual. So pleaa-
ant every body Will eat 40. Contains no
poison sold everywhere. Made and sold
by HOWELL a JDH NEON. Bedford. Iudl-
ana. Gent, post paid, on receipt of price.
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Vote Takon f5r q. S. SEN
aEor,
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n GENTS WAMWED.-g t0 ca.aaa
.4aA month 10 sell tHo ORIGINAL ana Ir..
proved COMMON sEEaE Family 8Hr..
MACHIhE. All complete for HII. IE H.|U
mem, iell, stitch, btnd, braid and emHT1Ia
der IN ~ most superior manner, Ina .Inu
the celebrated Lock atlich." CAUIflH..
DO not buy Machines under the same unHI.
as ours tfOm any one except those having
certificate Of Agency, signed by ua. ar fH.v
are worthless chst-irOu MnchIuea. FaH nIr.
culara and terms, address on npulF 1910.
BOW Frs d CO., 1j6 spruce atcei, HhIIa.
delphia, Pa.
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GSOLOMOAss CEETLDRRRss UNDER
- CLOTHES SUPPORTER is the most
perfect article OF the kind ever offered 10
the puplic; made prettily, fits nicely, gives
ease and comfort, and ls just what every
Miss wants. Mothers interested IA the
comfort and health Of their daughters
should examine its merits. For safe by
MILLER, GARDNER 81 CO,
Evansville. Ind.
Manufactured by j. q. SAUNDERS a.
CO. 70 sumner street, Boston, Mass.
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WATERS
New Scale Pianos.

Elh Iron Frame, CUeTstT1tng Brass, and
AOT0Ge Bridge.
MELODEONS AND CABINET ORGANS
PIANOS, MELODEOEs. AND ORGANs- --pE tees
Greatly Reduced JOT Cash. New 7-octave
Pianos, Sl75 and upWGrd. New Cabinet
Organs, S45 and upward. Second hand in
Rtruments $40 and upward. Monthly in-
stallmontB received. WarerOOms, No. 48l
HORACE WATERS.
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Late News from Nashville.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-20

pWlUWWAddfeas j. AIEAtN. 5p-0 n"
nue., Baltimore, Nd.
Agents ! Read Thfs y
WwTE WILL PAK AGENTS a SAL.
w Akk OF $50 per week nud cNUeuHor.
or allow a large com mission, t0 feil our
new and wonderful Inventions. Addrefa
M, WAGNER Co.. M0rghdH, Aich.
PTTHE MAGIC COMn will change a1v
n cOlOrcd hair or beard 90 g. pofnauDnt
Black Or Brown. Que Comb SENT by mail
for Gl. For sale By Merchants and Drug.
gisis generally. address hQgic comb ~,
SDringJicld, AfuSsgchusftts.
N sK YOUR nOGEOM on Drunaiat ror
IEA SWEET QuINIEE-l equals (hiitrr
QuInlne. MauuiacaurHd bY srEA RMS
IAKK y 90. CMnml lHl.. Mo-. YnrIr-
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x SECOND GRAND OPENING
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS


AIS Broad street between Fourth and Fltn stree'''
We have Just received one Of the LAsehsI ano
BEST AssORTMEETs Of SPRING aud BUM
MER DRY GOODS ever offered In this city sna
at prices to suit one and all;
CALICO st 10 and Iac-;
LENos at asc. per yard, really worth soc''
STRIPED eRENkDINE at aa'.;
STRIPED CHALLIF. ssc.; r~
sATIN.sTRIpRD MOI APPLIQUE at 4oc'-feans
sAT1s STRIP CHINA PoPL1N at sac.;
JAPANESE P0PLIN. plain. plaid. and striped
pI.ACR aRENADINE, BAREGEs, TAMAR-
TANEs, &C.:
FIGURED aREN tDINE;
LLAMA LACE POINTS at all prices;
SILK SACQUEs;
SUMNER aHAwLs, a large variety;
WHITE G"ODS Of every descriptioni
"a GRENADINES BARFGpS, and FkEhCd
ORGASDIss, for shawls;
EMBROIDERED and LACE HANDKEk-
CHIEFS from 20 to 7Sc
LINEN BoSOMs, full size, 2sc.:
IRISH LINEN, PILLOW-CAsE and SHEET
ING LINEN;
WAMIUTTA COTTON at 2sc.;
Splendid wRITF COTTON at l'sc.;
CAssIMEREs, LINENS, and COTTONADEs OIL
&c. and upwards for boys and mems wear =;
100 dozen Ladies, WHITE HOSE at l2c- apair
HKMsTIrCHED HANDKERCHIRFs . six for 81;
as dozen Misses LIsLE GLOVES, laced oacH,
Of &c.;
Ladies' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFsa at sl.1 pea
dozen;
NOTIONS in endless variety;
PARAsOLs and SUN UMBRELLAS;
FANS;
Real FRENCH CoRssTs, &C.
JULIUS sTCJE, AIS Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth,
APPS next door to Keiningham's bookstore.
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MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.

MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
The following appointments have been
made by General Candy:
AcCoMAC Constable Joseph
Waterfeld.
ALEXANDRIA CITY.-Alderme'a-J
L. Dyson, John Johnston.
BorET0URT COUNTY. - C0nStables-R. II.
Cash, Edward Peck. Ouerseers of the Poor
Henry Gugenheimer, Henry Lipes, John
Barger, Sr.
BUCKINGHAM CoUNTY.-JuSttCeS OF The
Peace G. Nj. B. Duncan, William Pierce.
0verSeerS of the Poor James A. Harris,
ConStable-James M. BARLEY.
CHARLES CITY CoUNTY.-Justice of the
Peace-William H. New. Consta5le-Ro-
bert N. Allen.
ESSEX ConstaJle-Charles B.
Hundley.
UQUIER C0UNTY.-Justice Of the
Peacs-James E. Murray. Constable
Francis Lee.
HANOVER ConSta5le-A. c..
Day.
KING WILLIAM couNTY.-Justices Of the
Peace A. J. Mcdonald, D. L. Cosby, W.
W. Dabney, William A. Sweet, William NJ.
Lipscomh, William F. Gardner, R. P. Hill,
D. Rider, John w. Lee, William Edwards,
O. Nj. Winston, - Richardson, B. Starke,
Beri Cook. OuerSeers of the Poor-Wil-
liam Sweet, James Leftwich, B. c. Nelson,
Crutchfeld Johnson. COnStables-J. r.
Alexander, J. A. Powell.
LoUDoUN COUNTY C0nStable-John J.
Otley.
LUSENBURG COUNTY, Justices of the
Peace-George P. Potts, Henry R. Gary,
John J. Deshazor, Robert L. Bruce, P. H.
Rooney, John w. Marshall.
MATHEWS COUNTY - Constable-John R.
Foster.
NORTHUMBERLAND CoUNTY.-JuStices OF
the Peace--J. Mcclure, W. Hudson, Levi
Gulick, William Evans, Benedict Crowder,
William Headley. ConStableS-Jame Pur-
cell, Robert Douglass.
PATRICK Constable J.
Woolvrine.
PRINCESS ANNE coUSTY.-JuStices of The
Peace-Samuel Davis, Martin Lorey, NJ. NJ
Moore, William Cason, Thomas Harrison,
Edward W. Atwood, jeremiah W. Lane,
John G. Craft, Andrew j. Armstrong, John
G. Rainey, Alexander g. Brown, Thomas
W. BoDney, William A. Wright, James c.
| Allen, Samuel Patterson, James E. Bell,
George II. Whitehurst, Daniel c. Litchfisld,
Joshua I. Fentress. OversserS of the Poor
| I. L. Morriss, Dennis G. Capps, James
Diggs, Erasmus Loyett, James Fentress.
Constat!es-Edward Tourchee, Moses Nc
Lamar.
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The Petersburg Express.

The Express comments in the spirit of
an enlightened philosopher upon the charge
of fckleness which We J. the other day
brought against Governor WELLS. Our
friend is fruitful in argument, yet We find
nothing in his article from which we need
dissent. Certainly We agree that "there
ais an ineradicable proclivity in human
mature to scratch the backs of those who
"tiokle our own, wigs with barley straws
"that is, no one is either tickle or obstinate
"and unreasonable, provided he is tickle
land obstinate or unreasonable as we our
selves are" Or, as YDNEY SMITH ex-
presses it, "your doxy is heterodoxy, and
my doxy is orthodoxy" So much for
fckleness.
Nevertheless, We have somewhat against
the cypress. Itrepeats the plausible as,
sertion that the same vote that can carry
the constitution purged Of the Objectionable
provisions "csn vote it down." This as-
sertion is based upon the assumption that
ali who will vote to purge the constitution
Of its Objectionable features are opposed to
the entire constitution an assumption
which has no foundation in fact. The peo-
pie Of Virginia will undoubtedly vote down
those bad features yet the same people
viii ratify the constitution as whole. 1t
does not follow because man isn't fond of
condiments that he will refuse to eat bacon
and cabbage, or beef and turnips, nor
that If you sprinkle his cabbage with
pepper he will decline to eat any
dinner at ell. No moro does it follow
because the majority Of the voters Of vir-
ginia are opposed to test-oaths that ma
Jority of them are also opposed to the rest
Of the constitution. II the constitution
were submitted as whole, test oaths, dis
franohisements, and all the rest, together, it
is possible that the people would refuse to
ratify 1t; but surely this fact does not argue
tnat they are necessarily opposed to con-
stitution without test oaths, disoualifica-
lions, and acknowledgements. Let us see
how the argument runs:
a majority Of the people Of Virginia are
opposed to test-oaths.
There arc no test-oaths in the conatitu-
ton as it is to be submitted.
therefore, majority Of the people Of
virginia might easily be induced to vote
down this constitution.
" there not o flaw in this arc,uen. ,
anu can. our friend Of the Express, whose
conclusions depend upon the capacity OF
ms intellectual faculties and the enlirht-
sanent OF his moral sentiments, com
Dined with the individual bent or ;s;o
"s5ncracy Of both the intellectual and
moral, which, more or less, swsys and
determines these oonOlusions," SOC the
fsT?
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SANDY LITTLE, of the Fredericksburg
Ne,es, declares that "after Few days Oh
/" an equinoctial storm Of rage, and shame,
Is and modification, and disappointment,
.. about the result, and the men and the
80 manner and the means used, we begin to
Is calm down. We did 'call a spade q
Sc spade.' and it hurt, because We proved
I" what we said, and the anger Of adver-
Is saries demonstrated We were right.
/" However, we let out our storm in about
&c two columns Of unusually rich editorial,
"full Of facts and vituperation, which We
"won't publish unless some wretch pro-
" vokes U.S.
Now, who says that LITTLE isn't phi
losopher9 We commend his good example
to our friend of the Petersburg Express.
Let him, too, write his editorials but not
sprint 'em." he can thus be as severe as
heart could wish, and Jet his facts and
yituperation" will hurt nobody's feel
ings, and produce no distraction in the
ranks OF the only party left in Virginia to
fight against the cohorts of WELLS 70.
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MAJOR KELLY.-We learn from the Ere
dericksburg Herald that Major KELLY,
when nominated as candidate for the
House of Delegates, stated that if pressed
to an acceptance at once, he must positively
decline the nomination, but that II the
meeting chose to await consideration his
determination would be made known to
them at the June court.
It will never do to back out, Major. We
shall need you in the Legislature to repre-
sent the editorial corps.
The intelligence, the honesty, and the
zeal Of Mr.. KELLY, and, in word, his en-
tire fitness for the place to which the peo-
pie propose to elect him, make it important
to them that he should not be permitted to
decline the nomination rendered him. We
trust that his friends and neighbors will be
able to induce him to stand a poll.
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s8 sALALEM BROTH.-RENsoN's sA-
LALEM kRUTH Is the best remedy known for
letter, Itch, Ringworm, Bafber's Itch, Salt
Kheum, Poison Oak and all eruptions Of the sktn.
This specific is confidently recommended to all
sufferers from any Of these annoying diseases as 6
certain and speedy cure, completely eradlcstioe
the disease leaving the skin delightfully."- soft and
pleasant.
For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LADD CO.. Agents,
ap lo-am Richmond Va.
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EDlgY GOODS.
nRK3GOODS! DRY GOODs!!
GREAT REDUCrfON IN PRICES


- fSAAC-sYrEL'S,
no. 429 BROAD STREET, NEAR FIFTH
Just having received my secnnd supply OF
ePRlEG and SUMMGR LkEss GOODS, which
WIS Bought ag panic prices.
6REHT b AkGAiN5f WILL BE GIVEN.
Good Calicoes atao and Is5c..: s'8F
Bieac6et Cotton yard wide ne. per yard;
Moxsmbique Dress Goods, IS ard aoc.: l~t
Figured 5rene dimes at 8 C. worth 6oc.; 4
satir-' tripod btrxge at iSc., really worth CSC
Full assortment Of Back end Coered Alpaca 8,
which Will be sold very chap; E.s -
200 dozen ladies' " hiic ose at the best in
The city for the price;
100 dozen LADIES' AMI Misses Isle Thread
Stoves, which VIM be sold alta great bar
Ladies' Renamed Handkerchiofs at l9ac. per
flams Lace haw's from 81 to gas:
Pars0is and sun Umbrellas, dec. upwards:
50 dozen Frsnch-Wove Corsets-,hs cheapest in
the city;
Noop-Skirts very i1w:
White and rolored Pique,
Lawns, briliaats ana French Cambrtcs,
Fable Linen, Towels. Napkins,
LINEN and Cotton Diaper,
eh1te and Colored ped-S p.ead,,
fbawls, shtrt Bosoms.
LINN an cashmere for men and boys wear
the cheapsss In the city &c
ISAAC SYCKL's, No. 40 Broad street,
formerly occupied by j. & "a. Bosenbaurn,
q. r. soHHLL Will be pleased to serve bis
ffiends. "a ~ my St
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RE GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
PROVIDE CE, X. /.
STERLlNu SlLVEn WARE

FIVE Observation-Disclosures
This comrany having the most extensive and
complete slIverware factory 10 the void and TIM
ploylng the best talent in designing. modelling
and finishing, are, with the aid OF Ingenious and
labor-sa.ing machinery, enabled TO produce In
large Quantities ami at the lowe st prizes, goods
beautiful tu design and unsurpassed In fnish The
hneness Of which they guarantee to be or sterling
pu' ity United .tates Mint assay. certificate Is
Issued with all arttc .es silver for the purpose Of
sigIs
They also continue to msnufactu,e their we'll
know" and unrivalled Nj, k"iL-SILVE.s kLEC
RO-P:. q. DIV AXE which will last twenty five
years with fair everyday usage.
riders received from the rade only. but these
goods may be obtained from responsible dealers
everywhere.
eaTT7m, m mrade n Trsae IL
HSVeItJ(Q2J for for
silver. electro esshAa hFeco
STERLING. plate.
ape
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nMoaE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS.
Just received. and opened this morning, eeverai
beautiful styles of SHOES and CATERS for
ladies, misses, snd children. 80!
ALSO, .-,..,.s.-.-
large and beautiful assortment or Gents SHOES
and 8AITERs, made OF French calf' seal skin'
French Goat, and glove kid.
Those In want Of anything in my line can hardly
fall to be suited. Call on
JOHN c. PAGE. JR-,
1903 Main street.
mva-1w between Twelfth and Thirteenth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-08

FLuvANSA.-Last county court day, Mr..
A. A. GRAY rendered his resignation as the
Conservative candidate for the House Of
Delegates. It's acceptance will be consi-
dered at meeting of the people to be held
next court-day.
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sPECTAI NOTICES.

1.-THE spEclALATTENFfoN OF CoUS-
nv MERCHANTS and Others visiting hich-
noud to purchase goods is respectfully invited 70
examine our large st ok OF HARD"AhE ana
UTrI. cry now on hand. which will be sold very
low for ash or to prompt Customers
sssrs-1pSfAPe0N b 1BE0THERs
mra1xs No. l4ls Main street.
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m MISS A. sIaCKfE.

As1 No GIT MAIN STREET.
viii omen on TUESDAY. May llth, 8 large and va
r,es stock OF SUMNER MILLINERY. which, TOT
quality style, and price. win bear favorable COM
parison with any In the city. HS'-'s
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FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.

Coffee roasted daily by the cylinder process. re-
ta,ping The entire aroma Of tie coffee, ard placed
Immediately In alright canisters. Hotels, res
taurants, boarding houses. and families VIII hno
onr Cofees great saving OF time, labor, ana mo-
ney.
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CxrswELL.-The telegram In regard 70
the nomination Of a negro for pos'mas.s, ~
o. vann.h sbovs that We were NOT mistaken
in assuming that cnrswELL himself was az
.ho bottom Of the affair. General GRANT
deserves the thanks of the, country for bus
rofnsal to be made the. tool Of SUMNER and I'D
his co-conspirators against the peace OF the
sopthern people.
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In an able editorial the Bedford Sen
tinel reviews the situation, and arrives at
the conclusion that it is the duty CT every
true man to support the WALKER ticket.
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MARRIED.,

1T TIE resider &c Of the Rev, Thomas N. krnol,
MAY ~, Mr.. GEORHE W. RI II >hDsON ant
Mrs. ID. n .OsklE; all OF this ~. No cat DIS
Brownsville (Tenn) papers lease copy.
On 9th instant, at Plmiuzton. Hanover county
va, tthe Residence OF The BRIDES father,) by ev
DIR. Arnold MIR LUCAS n AMY, of RichmoL d
TO Miss BETIlE Is. Hal GHs.VE. NO cards.
Iynchbnrg papers please COPY.
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TEAS, TEAS, TEAS.
TEAS, TEAS, TEAS.

Eew-crop Teas received daily; selected with
great csre by experts. Our Teas cannot be sur
passed In quality or price, and guaranteed to give
satisfaction. Sold In quantities to suit pur-
chasers-from an ounce to chest.
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7 0ST CHILD.-My little boy TONNES
- LEl6H rambled finn home Two evenings
ego, and Is still a"scnt messed In brown Cd: ST.
Ut L good deal worn. He has been h asrsi ire IN
several lines III the city seeking emplo ment anu
is now UNIV illng To return home. ne Is an Intel
Ngent cn,ld IF about nine years of age Should
any one have taken him 10 their house they will
confer gceat favor by bringing him e. me
e. II. LEIGH,
my8-ltx 800 Main street
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1200 MAIN STREET.


1870 MAIN STREET.
CLOTHING made to order by
. e. B. sPEECE 8 SON.
SHIRTS made to order by
E. B. SPENCE & soN.
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS for sale
by e. 3. SPENCE 4 SON.
WALKING CANES, in great variety. for sale
by e. B. SPENCE & SON.
WEIGHTS PAT.ENT UMBRy LLAs for sale
by &. B. SPENCE & SON.
NECKTIES and sCARFs fr sale BY
E. B. SPEN( Z & SOY.
FATE ~ ELLIPTIC BRA( f sUsPENDERS
for ss..e By e. B. SPENCE & BON.
t.laEN aud PAPER COLLARS for sale by
y. B. SPENCE B SON.
aAUZE MERINo UNDERWEAR for sale BY
e. B. SPENCE & SON.
CLOTHING. SHIRTS, and sENTLEMEN's
FURNISHING GOODS.
for sale low by e. B. SPENCE q SON,
MY ,-' 1900 Main street.
SECOND SUPPLY OF THE LATEST
~ STYLES OF SPRING AND
SUMMEE CLIO, HING
for mems boys, and youths wear. at very low
prices.
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, and LINENS
in all color5.
Clothing msde TO order in style at short notice.
A fine stock Of Furnishing Goods Trunks &C.,
always sn hand. JULIUS KRAKER,
Merchant Tailor.
my lam 1877 Main street.
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may ssDa ,Ds.
REV AD D ATTRACTIVE
- AGAIN AT
;. raEns psy, GOODS STORE OF BROAD
u srnals2,a 0. cal. ,-,-s.s-,..,=.s...

.,hor lot of handsome anu new stVles Of
n,vss oooDs inst opered and which we ie of
,sr,nr az yzieea to compete Vi Ii my house IN tn
- uo,ow yyye an ,end liss Of portion sf the
,,e,xo,t kinds Of Drea Goods we b I've In
store: oury0 ,c,,a -,
q beautiful and delicate shaa IS. DO not ''ali 70
see them.
ve,v pretty cHENE Popn1Ns' for Walking
cprTa STRIPED and PLA I'd aszANsIoUEs
of Soc. very cheap;
STRIPED \ LPACAs al co CTS ~ '''--'e1'
p, .Is ard q 4EoKED ALPsDAs, all colors,
wos,Trn srRhpRD BAREe. es, In bright Co
+ lors at Sc; 1;~
poo,,,sr, ueuRE, and STRIP ENGLISH
p.ppors az as per pattern, twelve yards
each-a real bargains
Fest quality WHITE eEENADIMSs' VIII Ill
culors. six figures;
snperior BLACK aERNAi'lSs- 'i''' nsufeo'
and different cohois;
co1,,kEp GRENADINES tchaaseao!el, Tor eve
ming deeases;
BLACK IRUs GRENADINES al w'o1ns anu
prices;
aeEs.DtNE RoBHs striped gndersktEt with
figured overskirt;
WHITE and BLACK ALPACAs at all prices
some very cheap.
We are alao Offering All elegant SILK WAHe
GRANITE PvPLIN 4eLAIDs at s'cs worth
really 7:c.;
Another lot Of those s2o.Po eLINs.
LAWNa, JACON1ETA &C,
Neat snd pretty LAWNS st 25c., warranted fast
Beautiful OR8ANDIES in patterns; and robes;
soud-colcred LAWNS, AMBEICs, and
P.QUEs;
LINEN LAWNS, very pretty patterns
WHITE GOODS
OF every description, style, and price.
WHITE SWISS MUsL1Ns~sonse as low as lsc.
per yard;
FBENCK MUsLINs, 81 wide;
TARLATAAs, all shades;
LINENS particularly for family use,
MEMS WEAR.
We fail to please mono who try TO select nom
LARGE AsSORTHENT.
LLAMA LACE sHAWLs,
LLAMA LACE sHAWLs,
LLAMA LACE sHAWLs,
EMBROIDERIEs,
are still being offered at great bargains
many other articles which we have->such es
DOMEsTICs;
OF which we have a very heavy stock. bh' nave
not the space to mention them.
ALL WE ASK Is CALL.
EIRSH q eUaGENHEIMER.
No. CAT Broad street. third door above Theatre.
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All goods delivered In the city freq Of charge,
snd sent by express, G. Q. o.
Any article not proving satisfactory can be re-
turned.
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PRICE LIST OF TEAS:

BLACK, IS, 50, ooc., g. sl.25-best, Slso;
GREEN, rs. 80, aoc., g. sl.25 sl.so-bcst, q;
JAPAN, src., 81, sL25-best sl.so;
MIXED, rs, so, aoc., 81. sl.2s, Sl.so-best, 8lso.
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YIEaINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
CORNER OF hAIN AND NINTH STREETS
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
Zap is]
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ADVICE TO THE PETERSBURG EXPRESS
Mend your HOLT.
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CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF kktN AND NINTH SHEETS.
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PRICE LIST OF COFFEE:
GREEN, 20, 70, Is, %, 20. a2c. ;
ROASTED, IS %, 10, as, oc.;
GgOUND, Is, %, 30. 81, <oc.
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MACHINERY, &c.
u A. YTON,
No. 10 TENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS.
RICHMOND VA,
will furnish at manufacturers lowest prices and
chn ,n ana carnenter o sniny mills
SASH blind, door, cabinet wooden ware. spoke,
agricultural m.chine, cotton and wo"l;en iac;o'
ries, paper Touring, corn ant saw mills, mines,
&C. Also all kinds OF MANU- and
ENGINEEhS' SUPPLIES.
Especial attention given TO the purchase sale,
or exchange OF SECONDHAND MAJ HlSkRf.
For sale several second hand Engines Boilers;
saw-miIls and Planning Machines, shafting and
Pulleys. &C sc.
How to prevent the explosion or burning ont
OF steam boilers by reason OF l0D water On an orer'
pressure OF steam. Come ana see II.
m TINT h.G I'm
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pm- VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,