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b. b. T.-Neslected Coughs and CsIss ..-Fcw
aware Of checking
cold In stage: which In the begins ing
yield . mild remedy, l neglected. pIeys uron the
Iungs BROWNS BRONCHIAL. TROCHES, sor COUGH
LoZEN0ES, afford instant relief.
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Cold.ine will euro youryCold. T-yff. Sold by
kusHroNs, 10 Asor Heass corner sf Bare ~ street.
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Cutlery Of Every Descriptisn, w bob essie and
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CaycuIays Of Every Description an ii Notices
70 attend meetings printed IL the neat s Poss es manner
~ An hours notice. twenty-five cent les than al
otbsr similar the city, al The MIfrkOPt LrAN JOB
PRINTINQ ESTABLISHMENT, "a Naasan str, ,et-
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Brokaw Brothers' Grent Clothing Eu ipori--
Gents and boys; Wholesale and retail; oppo. Cooper
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FRANCE.

Statement of tho Bank Of France.
sPARIs, Feb. 20, 1859.
The amount OF bullion In the Bank OF France,
according to the official report made to-day, has
increased II, ,ooo oOof. since last week.
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Barker, Human Hair Merc.in nc.- -Wixs>.
Bands Cul chgnonn, Braidsthe best and chaAss In The
word.-633 broadway.
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Crisfm8oro,s UnrivnIIed Hail. Dye Sold and
aspi,sd Al No Asor House Manufco<y o. Maiden lane
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A.-PumpIug ON Murray Hill.
Tho Ericsson Pumping Engine having been g-satr Inn
proved perfectly reliable ard nossccss offered
the economical and easily managed means OF raising
obtanabe IL has been In successful operation for ~
years In many houses on the htn Prices rcaurs onies
No. 16l Duane street
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ENGLAND.

A New Yorker Receives the Golden Gold
McdaI-The Marquis of Harrington Returned
to Parliament.
LONDON, Feb. 26, 1862
The Golden Club gold medal has been awarded to
Cf Joshua Leavitt, of New York.
The Marquis Of Harrington, Postmaster General,
has been elected to the House Of Commons from
Radnor.
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Royal Havnnn Lottery.-Prtxcs Paid In Gold
furnished The highest rates paid for Douboonn
and ali kinda Of Gold and Silver.
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Nm Bsrry,s Delicious Rcvalcnsa Food Curcs
pyspcpss Constipation Daxrhua and AL somachic, Ner-
vous MI Liver complaints. Copics OF TO- cures eras
pU BARRY Co, l63 William street, sw YORK, and an
chemists Tins, lb., 3l ~ kc.
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Pamphlees, Law Rcp0rfs, &c.,, Executed
with queknsss and dsss.eh twenty pcr csat
other printing cstablshmsnt ths
81 the METROPOLITAN JoB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MINT. Nassau
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F.sabIishsd In 1SOO.-Ths Mot ropoMsan Jab
Printing EstablIshment. W Nassau street.
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pm.,nInu m NInrrnx HILL

A.-Novelties i'm Dry GOods.- Suxdsn SS
BRADBURY, corner Bowery and Bsccker. (La.e wah
Lord 4 Taylor.)
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TBLBCRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
THE REVOLUTION In CUBA.
Volunteers Preparing for the
Field.
BATTLE NEAR CIENFUEGOS.
~~~~->~~
A Mexican General Of the Insurgents
Captured and Shot.
No Quarter to be ShownyPrisoners
Hereafter.
BATTLE NEAR CIENFUEGOS.
No Quarter to be ShownyPrisoners
Hereafter.
SPAIN.

TIE Probabilities Of Republican Represen-
tatiOn in Serrano's New Cabinet.
MADRID, Feb. &c. 1859.
1t Il expected that the notifications which are to
be made by Marshal Serrano in the provisional gov
eminent win, in all probability provide for the In
PRODUCTION in the new Cabinet OF representative OF
the radical element.
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sleeve Bottoms ard Stuxs,
Two Three Four Five Sir 70 Fsy Dollars SET For ssle
By G. ALLEN ais Bfoadwaxs door below Canal street.
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1sOseoo Brsem, Handles for salc-eu Moss
saes ~ fsSadway.I
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Conclusion Of the Convent Case-verdict for
the Plaintiff.
LONDON, Feb. 90, 1869.

LONDON, Feb. 20, 1863.
In the cause Of Saurin vs. Starr. during the trial
OF which exposures were made of convent life in
England verdict to-day rendered for the plain
tin, who is awarded damages to the amount or f5oo
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Wsrds ef WisSom fer Younw ras- nm tbc
Ruins Pa.on " Yoth and early Ma1hood with Self help
for the errng and Unfortunate. 0enl pead letter
lopss, fres Of chAns Address Pbanircs boz r fhis-
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TIE Famous Csrner-05 Nasns.u strces.
corner Fulton. The hssrop oan Job Prnsias
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Neatuess, Economy and De spatch Cos,bincd
the Of orders. Meropoen Job Printing ksAh
fshunsnL Nassau
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rIissisquoi Spring Water Only Known
remedy for and all dseasss Of hs kdnsy Sold By
druggisss. Depot, b35 Broadway. ~ X.
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For First Glass Printing os E.sory Descrip-
60 70 the Metropolitan job Prinng Rstablishneni ~
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Fine Geld Watches for GentlDuen.
Look at tho prices
Fine Gold American Levers, go.
Fine Gold English Leverr~ as.
And all other styles, 81 equally low lyrices.
For sale by GEO. O. ALLEN, ais BroA I~ay, one door
below Canal strest.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-06
TsEE Oah MARKETS,

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD.
PETROLEUM CENTRE Dec
The market is strong and firm with a
lively mand at on advance on last weeks
prices. Thc soies To-day wero 1000 bar
rels in tNo lots at S5.5 500 barrels at
So. GO; 1000 barrels Al $5,G5
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Congress Water is good for alI-Gaflney
has it. [uoX l9ml.
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Clergyman. residing in South America "a n
missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy
for The Cure OF Nervous Weakness larry Drcnr.
Diseases of the Uuitary and Seminal Organs, ard
the whole train Of disorders brcuglt on by hauefu
and vicious habits. Great rumh,rs have bc,u Cur
ID by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire q
benefit The ,ctcd and unfortunate, will send the
receipt for pr,Ia ing and using his medicine IN .
sealed iuyel'pe, to any one who needs it, Free qC
Chary:. Adress,
JOSEPH r. lNHAN,
Ste ion d. Bible iTousa,
n. z CITY
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New Rocks.

Susan Fielding. A novel. BY Mrs. ANNIE
f. EDWARDS. New York SHELDON &
Co.
This is 4 very interesting story, written
by a lady who has achieved considerable dis
tinction as well for the salutary morality as
the literary merits of her works
For sale by GEORGE L. B1DGooD.
Lost in the Jungle. Narrated for Young
People. BY PAUL Do CHAlLLU, Au-
thor of 'fDiscoveries in Equatorial
Africa" &c. With Numerous Engra-
wings. New York HARPER & BROTHERS.
This is geographically and pictorially a
very pretty book. Mons DU CHAILLu has
worked up his material in about as many
forms as any traveller ever did; but he
never fails to impart interest to any new
garb his storytelling may assume. French
man-like, he narrates with liveliness and
good humor which never fails to interest
youth. Nevertheless, we would suggest to
the pleasant author that If he were to go
back to Africa he ght find something new
to 90 upon, and be less dependent on the
gorilla.
For sale by BATES & WADDy BROTHERS.
My Enen,ys Daughter. A novel. BY JUS
TIN MCCARTHY, Author of "The Wa
terdale Neighbors." New York BAR
PER & BROTHERS.
A very spirited romance, promising to be-
come popular.
For sale by BATES g. WADDY BROTHERS.
We have from Messrs. BATES & WADDY
BROTHERS the weekly Nos. for November,
bound into one volume, Of ArPLEToN's ex.
cellent Journal.
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Canal Tunnels.

During the discussion Of the Virgtnia
water-iine by the National Board of Trade
at It's late meeting In this city the question
was asked whether there was such th'ne
known ms a t,lnnel on canal.
AS this question was not fully ans"eresa
then, we take occasion now to throw some
light upon that dark subject. The follow
inc. In connection with canal tunnels, ana,
in substance, taken from Creesys Encye'o.
pedia Of Engineering, has been turnlsneo
to us by an eminent engineer:
"In Great Britain, on twenty-siX canals,
there are 1itty-one tunnels, embracing IN the
aggregate more than fifty.two miles OF tun-
nellng, the principal of which are as fol-
"Ou the Bridgewater canal there are
eighteen miles OF tunnels Davigable Tor
coal-boats. ;.
"The Cromford canal has tunnel al
Ripley one and seven-tenths miles long,
"The Dudley canal has three tuhnsiS-
one two miles and 256 yards long, a1o.nei
623 Yards long, and thTd one anu wv,
thirds miles long. Total, lour Hiles "i"
275 yards. o,t,r-
mel which Is one mile and 2S5 yards long.
and another, the famous Ellsworth tunnel,
which is one and three-quarter miles long;
"On the Hereford and Gloucester canal
there are three tunnels, embracing TWO ana
One-quarter miles.
{" On the Huddersfeld canal there are two
tunnels, one of them three miles ana 2'o
yards long.
" On the Leominster and Kingston canal
there is one tunnel 1850 yards long, and
one two miles and $50 yards long.
"On the Thames and Midway canal,
which is fifty feet wide and seven feet deep,
there is tunnel two and quarter miles
long, which is thirty feet wide and about
forty feet high.
"On the Thames and Severn canal the
Tarlton tunnel is two and thrce-elghths
miles long.
"On the Trent and Mersey canal there Is
the Harecastie tunnel. 2,926 yards long. and
five other small tunnels.
"In France there is tunnel on the Ian
cuedoc canal PSI yards long, and on the St.
Ouintin and Cambray canal. joining the
Somme and the Scheldt, there are two tun-
nels-one l,20G yards long, and another
three and quarter miles long. These tun-
nels are twenty-six feet wide"
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The Cardiff Giant.

One striking feature Of this country Is the
numerous inventions to get money sud-
denly and in large amounts. A man invents
a tov and patents it, and makes fortune OF
$3.50, 900; another man gets rich on new
potato, selling the seed at almost its worth
in gold, and so are the inventions Tor
acquiring fortunes from toys up to man-
aging the foreign relations of great nation
by the job, multiplied in endless variety.
Mrs. STOWE got rich OH "Uncle Toms
Cabin" and yet that cabin could never
have made Uncle Tom rich, while it never
could have made him unhappy! Mrs. STOWE,
getting the good of this sort of keenness at
money-making, drags up the BYRON myste.
ries, and makes them more horrible than
ever. TO make her book sell, she eXcltes
the public mind with eagerness to see ii by
a contribution on the subject in monthly
journal. She is universally denounced for
this opening of the graves of the dead; but
what matters that? She was not after the
ashes Of the poor dead that lie there, but
after gold. That she will have.
The latest bundle of tricks we have is
about the Cardiff New York; giant, of
which so much has been said. The proprie-
tor Of that statue, so called, got it noised
through the land and exhibited it at SO
much head. 1t took, and he made good
deal of money. Just then somebody an
nounces book to expose the whole thing
as fraud to make money. Now, who knows
but that it is the owner of the giant that is
about to issue the book: He would thus
make money on every side!
This is the greatest country for money
making "dodees" in the world, and it is
amazing to see how much money can be &C.
cumulated by the adroit and perseyering
pushing of this kind of strategy.
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fERTHLazERS.

SoLUBLE PACIFIC GuASo, Whanu,ss
- Raw-Rone saperphosphate, pure flour :.
Raw Bone We are agents for the above slShSSia
Tertilirass. Eall supply In store and for sale ~
saw ALLISON n ADDISON
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DnT .aoops.
EXCITEMENT
STILL RAGING,

>e>-sA~~~sS~~.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
STILL RAGING,
MORE FORCE ENGAGED TO AcCoaxo.
DATE THE LADIES WHO LOST
THEIR cHSscE 10 GET
81 "a. BARaAIHs At
--.--J JULIUS eYCLE,s,
AS BROAD STREET,
BzTwEHS FOURTH ARD FIFTH
Received by last steamer another lot OF yrr,
and FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS, which x,n
be offered q: New York panic prices:
Good CALIC0Es at!oc.;
Full "A BLEACHED COTTOSS at l2lc.:
REP POPLINs, all cnlors, Mt CSC. worth o.:
IRISH POPLINs, all colors;
Heavy ALPACA PoPLINs at &c.;
tEEN.CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEF 70, A.
worth $3.50;
Good KID GLOVES at 81. %, very cheap:
LADIES' HOSE at le3c.;
BALMORAL SKIRTS for 81 worth $50:
BED BLANKETS and QUILTS at prices 10 sui:
the times;
ARABS, BROCHE and other suAWLs a, s,.
tremely low prices;
Full line Of FLANNELS, all colors;
BLACK ALPACAS and POPLINS ct all prc..
A complete stock OF MEMS and BOYS WEAp.
GEETLEMEN'S and BOYS NET wISTrp
WEAR at the lowest prices;
A complete line OF WHITE GOODS;
LACE HANDKERCHIEFs, CORsETs EN-.
BROIDERIES, SHIRT-BOSOMS, GRAPE
Wells, RIBBONS for Sashes and T!es-,le
cheapest in the city;
rr>r I, L. 49,
WORSTED SHAWLs, SONTAGs, HOODS, and
SACKS, too cheap TO mention.
AL we ask Is to call and see for Yourself
j. W.PEDIS, Of Richmond;
J. j. TURNER, Of Richmond;
W. SALE, Of Caroline;
w. D. POWERS, of Goochland;
JONAS WEINBERG;
would be pleased to see their city and country
CLOSED ON SATURDAY.
JULIUS SYCLE, 4ls Broad street,
de4 between Fourth and FiNh.
ELEGANT AND ATTRACTIVE.
T. R. PRICE co.
have just opened, and are getting in By exprcs
and steamers daily, large additional supplies Of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
such IS
PLAID POPL1Ns, IRISH POPLINs,
REPS POPLINS,
COLORED and BLACK sATINs for trim.
ming,
Rich and cheap BLACK CORDED SILKS for
walking dresses.
ALSO,
ARABS CLOTH CLOAKa,
LONG and SQUARE STRIPED and PLAID
SHAWLS
VELVET for cloaks, vELvETTEES,
BLACK POPLINS and other MOURNING
GOODS 10 specially with theml
BLANKETS-10-l ia, l?-L l34, &C., &C,
T, X. PRICE & CO.,
nols nearly opposite post.oflce.
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The numerous bills which hasty members
nave introduced already into Congress will
probably come to naught. We do not deem
IL necessary to cumber our columns with
these bills until they are at least fatlered by
committees.
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pop1-rhR SCALE OF PRICEs.-Admlssion, 81 !:
nroSa circle ard Orchestra, reserved, S1.sO; Fri
waite Boxes, $40; Upper Tiers. 50 cents. J., ;,
Respryed Sc It's at BIDGOOCS. ue f-l
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4 ppRopRIATE PRESENTS

N Z
IN axpectst,ou Of s-largs ssls Of FINE DRAsS
GOODS for the coming holidays we have 70
marked cur entire stock of..-,....--.-.-p ...-..
pREss GOODS
70 induce our customers thus carly to make their
purchases, and put :hem at price that viii guar
sntee their immediate aale.
Our stock of
FINE DRESS GOODS
Is still complete, comprising popular and raFs
fabrics, such as
CLOTHS,
PoPLNs.
PLAIDs. In great variety;
RoBAUx PoPLINs,
sERGEs, all colors:
PLAIN and BLACK SILKS.
BLACK ALPACAs-a specially.
AsTRACHAN VELVET
CLOTH CLoAKs and CLoAKINGs
Beautiful and unique
ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS,
LACE CoLLARs-cLUNY, THREAD, NAL
TEsE, AND vALENcIENNEs;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs,
SATIN BOWS,
sCARFS
JET JEwELRY,
" w ASbOSsIsp, eve
Our stock OF
GENERAL DRY GOODS
Is perfect.
We bare an unhrosen assortment or
CAssIA9REs.
CLOTHS.
FCLL-CLoTHs,
sAT1SETs 40, &c.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
WHITE GOODS,
DohEsrrcs DohGsrloa
FLAENELs, FLANNELs,
OUR PRICES WILL SUIT EVERYBODY.
ALL WE ASK Is A CALL.
HIRSH & GUGGEHHEIMER,
e27 Broad street.
third door above Theatre.
statesmen: W. c. Kean, j. a. Chenery, and
J. Slade.
Closed Oh SATURDAYS.
ESTABLISHED 1888. DEF
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SUPERINTENDENT
; INFRINGEMENT
REDUCE YoUg ExpETSEs By BUYING
YOUR DEFY GOODS At
JOSEPH sTRAUsE's
,,sss MAIN STREET.
we OFFER NO BAIT, BUT ALL WE
ADVERTISE AND SAY
WE MEAN.
roos at the LIST below, and you viii find
Fine BLACK ALPACA at a7s, 60 g. ''c.' &C.
CoIoRED ALPACA at 30, 40, and Soc;
p1cu cor,oRED DELAINEs at 221c. worth Soc;
WHITE and RED ALL-wooL FLANNEL from
2sc. up;
Fine IRISH LINEN at 4Oc. worth soc'' az ''c'
worth &c.;
LADIES, LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at 7sc'
per dozen;
1.D1Es, and MISSES COTTON HOSE at Rsc.;
MISSES, and CHLDREN's WooLLEN HOSE
from 1oc. up;
sESTLEMEN,s and LADIES' UNDERsH1RTs
st half their value;
Fifty pair moro OF those LARGE BED BLAhh-
ETs just received, slightly damaged at 4
sacrifice;
Heavy GRAY and BROWN BLANKETS from
$3.50 up;
BALMoRAL SKIRTS, very cheap, at 7sc' worth
BLACK Wells from la1c. up;
BROWN, GREEN, AND BLUE "A 3 Z Il
Wells at 4sc. cheap Mt &c.;
500 assorted WOOLLEN sHAWLs, Just from
Nav York auctions, at 81, $3.50, g., and s9S
.ons,dered the cheapest ever offered In this
city
KENTUCKY JEANS, sATINETs, CASH
MEREs, DoEsKINs. for mems and boys
wear, astonishingly low;
LADIES' KID GLOVES, the best quality, at al !;
FRENCH MERINos.
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
ATWOOD DELAINEs,
Beautiful CHANGEABLE PoPL1Ss,
SCOTCH PLAIDs,
ALL.WoOL PLAID PoPLINs &C.,
TWENTY-FIVE PEP CENT. CHEAPER
than they can be bought at eny other house in this
city.
Tho GREATEST BARGAINS yet in
BLACK SILKS
to be found are at
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S,
No. 1888 Main street
Re careful, and come to the right place, and do
not stop until You get next to Golden's shoe store,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets, oppo-
site Palmer & Sons. -,,r, ,r,.rSr
DC Ia OOSEi ~ - h-hCt'-
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sPEcIAL noTIcEs:
NJ ANOTHER GREAT DECLINE
GOLD Dowa!
m EFFECTS THE PRICES OF ALL GOODS !
LEVY BROTHERS
THE FIRST TO MAKE THE REDUCTION
LOTS OF NEW GOODS
BoUeHT SINCE TIE REDUCTION:
GOODS ON HAND MARKED DowS'
THE POOR GET THE
ADVANTAGE OF THE GREAT DECLINE
aoos PRINTS at lssc.-just the price before the
war;
All kinds Of DRESS GoODs-chcap;
FLASNELs lower than ever:
BLANKETS ut q great decline;
sIIAWLs at surprisingly low prices;
Elegant SASH and NECK RIBBONS soper cent.
lower than at the beginning the season.
BLEACHED and USBLEACHED CoTToNs-
cheap;
sBEEr1Sa and p1LLow-CAsE COTTON at
breakdown prices;
CLOTHS, cAss1MEREs. KENTUCKY JEANS
and TWEEDS--prices knocked hard BY the
panic;
HOODS, NUBIAs, soSTAGs, and BREAhFAsT
sHAwIs. at prices that will astonish you;
wooLLEN HOSIERY in endless variety ct
prices to suit the times;
VELVET RIBBONS at about ono-half the rcgu.
lar prices;
TRIMMING sAT1Ss Pushes and VEL
vETEENs;
CARPETS, DRUGGETs, aud o1LcLoTHs;
JET and GILT JEWELRY at one-half the prices
OF the dollar stores;
TABLE-CLoTHs NAPKINS, ind TOWELS, a.
less than the gold value;
LACEs EDGINGs, and TRIMMINGS, In end
less variety, at astonishingly low prices;
FANCY GOODS.
NOTIONS, &C.,
KID GLOVES,
TIDES,
SCARFs;
CENTS LINEN HEMMED DKER.
CHIEFS at 2sc.;
UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS;
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
And lots OF OTHER GOODS, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
de- l9la and 1915 Main street.
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FOR SALE.

SALE-The APPARA-
IN TUS OF THE RICHMOND GYMNASIUM,
In lots 10 suit purchasers. Apply at Ledlcy's sta
bic, Eighth street between Maiu and Franklin
streets, Richmond, Va.
de cit WILLIAM NJ. LEDLEY,
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FURNITURE, DC.

EURNITURE AND MATTRESS
It WAREROOsfS.-We have now on hand. Ia
two OF those iron-front buildings opposite INC
ONCE, Richmond, Va, large and elegant stoSk u
PARLOR. CHAMBER, and DlSISG.RoosA
FIJRSIT1iRE OF every variety of style aud hpish.
Also. MATTRESSES and sPR1SG-BEDsm maze q,
In any style desired. Cur stock OF Saa Al, -.
idcnt we can offer greater inducements 10 buyers
than any other house IN the state. Chamber se.s
can be purchased at our establishment from ~ "
Ing down, we have reduced the price Of every st'.
Gle In our line, and sra now selling sbcus IS iom
We did before the var. II In want OF shpet a,r
Furniture or Mattresses win please examine our ,s
stock before buying. We have goods 10 sun ''''
rich or the poor. HARDWOOD & RlTTtk,
&C II opposite the post-ofncc, Rtchmono, w.
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nussoLUTIoss d PARTNERSHIPS.

NEW YORK, December I, 1880.
THE CONCERN OF CONNOLLY g.
1 BASS having been this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent, the undersigned will continue the
TOBACCO COMMISSIONS BUSINESS Mt No. 81
water street, and respectfully aolicits tho con-
tiunance OF the patronage OF bis friends.
de 7-2w 1 W. ALEX. BASS.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A UCTION SALE.

N Major G. W. BARKER, Auctioneer
WIN be sold at public auctoa without at the dacn
Driving Park sale stables, 5o East Twenty srce
Friday June H. 1863 At II o'clock A. NJ s OF Che finest
Horses ever offered n This market the property Of w
brown Geldng 16.l hands high old fine coupe
odr one pair bsy Uedings 10 hands high, old
pair brow Gedngs 15s hands high years old pair
bay 1edngs 3 hands high, 6yeaTs one pair bay
inss, l5a hands high, Old ot in minutes
bay Geldng, lh2 hands high old, in min
aes ono roam oe ing lag hands hi, years old rot
tro in S5 one pair so.ro eldnss iss hands hisS.
old trot in 40 to the pos and beat $40 single,
high syears old can trot 10 mnnes one black Gelding,
l5l hancs high Old roadster light top
Wagon made by Dusenbuy full top agon, pole
nnd shafts made by Dnssnbury three single Haresa,
three sets double Harness. pairs fine Blankets The above
horses, wagons, &C., be seen at the stables day
previous to tho sale No postponement account OF
weather.
BARKER & HAMLIN,
City Auction Msr-
l.2af BrnalMay corner Thirty -niutr .-.-at.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17

o,EALEp PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED AT TIT
= OF the Clerk of the Board OF Educaon corner OF
the Sd day Of Jane 1850 al o'clock applying tbs
Coal required for the Public Schools this city
for % s sss sss & ~ osS WOOD a % on
thousand hundred QO0 cords OF pine wood,
The coal OF the best quality OF white ash furnace
sizes in good two thousand two hundred
The bins school BAN ncs The proposals
mines from which Is proposed to supply the coal
and forty q sacj pousd..
about foovs viz -Four honsane .ens Of furnace s,e,
twelve hundred tons OF stove hundred and wen-
The oak must quality siicks noS
es than hroe 81 eet ong and not ess than three 0 inches
In diameter.
The pine be OF the best quality, less than )
feet six (6j inches long.
and y-eght I2s feet, measure pine
and oak wood an also the price per cut for saving and
requiie,. by the Committee on Supplies.
The viii he aud measured under the
be vered the schools whom ordered, fol
iows:-
ir to August, and the remainder A.
required bv the CoTmiitee on Supplies
Said wood, both oak and pine, must be delivered sawed,
Lars of the schoo huildin 20 "esig
na,sd BY the proper hor The contracts for suppyns
10 Two suetes for the faithful performances Of the CON.
tract wit be ur-d and each proposal must bs compa.
MED the signatures and residences Of e sure
No compensation viii be allowed for delivering said coal
"a. cellars, vsul,s bins OF sal schools
ss g 1le ". -rcted 70 the "Commee supplies
Of the foard or kdrcscs ood a tbs cssc NAV go
sails for Goals or "Prp5.s scr. 1T any or all oi he
'''p'' ' TnyMts Egera..
SAMUEL A. LEWIS,
Committee SupgNe1,
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

E,OR sALE.-A GENTLEMAN ABOUT LEAVING THE
cy w, sc SCI d ~" @ cas- m sorng ssrGncno @ , % ~ 1
also set OF double Harness. used, made by Wood
ISL Post oiilce.