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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, October 27-Noon.. stocks dull and
firm. Money, e@7 per cent. stsrlI1ng-Laong 100. !;
short Io Sod 49, ns so 49, 7 sEs
al new, sss.
better. Pork quiet at $ol. 25dlsal.sO. Lard quiet.
Cotton quiet at 2stc; Tnrpentine quiet at 47g415c
E KSsn Strained Tm stsa@ss Freehts ars
Eyentng.-Cotton firm ; sales :, 200 bales ut 2stc.
Flour 5lOe lower supsrfne sta sse 81
red western, si.42@sl 4ss; Illinois s.. s5@sl.!o.
PORK forh auet and stendy Lard Eee s;
Wliskey, sl.ol3GNsl. % Groceries firm and steady.
Rosin steady, Frclghts very firm cotton per
''t governments +, int closed Weak: S-2o;s 49,, 1sos
Southern securities active. Money easy at sal
per cent Discounts dull at lOs per cent. Sterling
very dull at l09Ml09A. Gold exceedingly dull at
12B5Ql50. Stocks very dull.
BALTIMORE October Election, 2Cc. Flour
favors buyers, but is very quiet and unchanged.
Wheat steady: Maryland, sl.ssgsL!5: western
57@D59c: Provisions firm and quiet. Whlskey,
Virginia S's-old, 45; lse7's 40 coupons, new,
81 bid.
at 85@s7.c Provisions and whlskcy nominally UNI
changed.
ST. LOUIS, October 27.-Corn unchanged. Whis-
key, sI.l5. Pork, I29.IJ Bacon dull loose
shoulders, lfc. packed. ls,c.: clear sides, lsic.
Lard dull steam. l5r.
LOUISVILLE. October 27.-Provsions steady I.
pork, S3l; shoulders, lie; clear Sides colo Lard,
lsc. Whiskey. Sl.l.
WILMINGTON. y. c., October 27.-Spirits tur-
pentine shade better at49lG0isc. Rosin quiet No.
/. $3.50. Crude turpcntinc steady ut $l.6O@*2.75
Tar. ~. Cotton better ut 24Gt@!3c.
NEW ORLEANS, October 27.-Cotton firm at &c.;
sales 1920 bales receipts, 1886 bales !; exports
to Iavrc, 4 40 bales. Gold, 1893. New York sight,
parm.c. discount
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SNOW IN CANADA AND THE NORTHWEST
Toronto, October 26.-AbOut four inches OF
snow fell here this morning. At Walkerton,
Port Elsin, and at other points north and
west. about two feet of SNOW have fallen,
and ii is still showing along the lines Of the
Great Western and Grand Trunk railways.
The Ial is very light, and railway commu-
nication is uninterrupted.
BuGulo, October 2G.-Snow commenced
falling here last night. This morning the
ground was covered, y severe snow-storm
now prevails.
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Ex-PRrs1DENr JoHSsoN.-N0shrile, Oc-
tober 25.-It is proposed now by eX-Prcsl-
dent Johnson's friends to run him as can
didate for the State Constitutional Conyen-
ton, and, if elected, to make him president
of that body, although the Legislature mas As
taken any action on the fifteenth amend
ment.
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BLOODY TRAGEDY IN DEMONSTRATIONS
ellie, October PA bloody tragedy oc-
CURED yesterday at Mitchellsyille, Tenn
Two citizens and q man named Moses Grone
became involved in u dispute, during which
pistols were used, and the three parties
Inortally wounded
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EXTENSIVE FIRE IN ILLlNoIs.-C Chicago,
October 2G.-The freight-house and depot OF
the Illinois Central railroad ut MARITIME, III,
with q block Of business houses, were burn
ed last night. Twenty-siX business firms
and eighteen families were burned out.
Loss SEQ. 600
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Nebraska has not ratified the fifteenth
amendment.
Report says Father Hyacinthe starts West
next week,
Jay Gould gave evidence III the gold con-
spiracy case before the grand jury OF New
York Tuesday. 81.
Jefferson Davis is said to have accepted
the presidency Of q life insurance company
in Memphis. .,.1s
M. De Lesseps, of Suez fame, not only
sues but wins IN nlatrimony an Alserines
belle Of twenty-five. 49, 49,, AgssG =
carollne Riehinss aud Pasfpa-RQsa are
running neck-ana-neck race tor pubic III
Sor al Pittsburg, playing the same operas
Oh the same nights,
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SEwING-MACHgSES.

rNHE IMPROVED SINGER
FAMILY SEW1NG-MACH1NE
HEM, FELL, Braid, EMBRoIDER. GATHER,
TUCK. BIND.
Sew with equal facility the -.
LIGHTEST OR THE HEAVIEST FABRIC.
is SIMPLE, DURABLE. AND EASILY
MANAGED.
CALL AND SEE 1T.
NEEDLES, OIL. SPOOL COTTON, LINEN,
ALL OF she HE Best SIS 81 0SuitAL1rY,
for sale at
els MAIN STREET, R1cHMoNp, Va.
&. SHAFFER,
General agent for Virginia and North Carolina
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VIRGINIA osr-OFFICE AProISTMESTs.-A
Bellevue. Bedford county, James Ravey il
appointed postmaster rtce Haywood Prince,
resigned. Al Riplcy's Mills, Craig county
Richard Wclch is appointed postmaster cice
Mrs. Sarah Craft, deceased.
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pHII.ADEI.PuIA.

MONDAY, October 25--5 p. M-The receipts Of
Beef Cattle were large this week, reaching about
1000 head the market in consequence was dull,
Pennsylvania andwcstern Steers selling at s@9sc.-
the latter rate for Z few choice; fair to good ut
ss6s1c.; and common at d9ec. q b., gross, as to
quality. -....
Sheep were fraction lower II, 900 head sold at
50)8tc. az d. gross. as to condition.
Hogs we're In fair demand at an advance: ., 500
head sold at the different yards ut $14@Sl5 u 100
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TIE PrBLIc DEBT.-A rough estimate, so
far as returns have been received, is that
the pablo debt statement for the month
ending with October will show a reduction
o. eight millions.
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HEALTF or Mr.. EwISG.-Hon. Thomas
Ewing is now fully restored to health, men
tai and physical. An erroneous impression
seems TO prevail in some quarters that he
had stroke Of paralysis, hut it was nothing
whatever but fainting from nervous ex-
hauStion.
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FROM NEW YoEK.-NeU York. October
2G.-Scvcral diStillcrics were seized in Dick
sons alley, Brooklyn, this morning, by an
officers. The officers were met by crowd
of ruliians armed with brickbats, &c, who
were soon put to fight by the police. Stills
were captured and the operatives lock-
ed up.
James Lilies. Il depo>itor in the Citizens
Savings Bank. attempted to shoot the pay
ing teller Of the bank to-day because he re-
fused to hand over money deposited to his
account without the production OF his bank
book. Two shots were tired, but without
effect.
Policeman Lawrence NJ. Donald was fl
tally shot this morning. in Il quarrel, by
Richard Manhea, proprietor OF drinking
saloon i'll the BUwcry.
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An individual calling himself Lord Hubert
lie Roy Ainsley. of London, appeared at
Long Branch and Saratoga during the past
summer, dressed gorgcouSly, drove fast
horses, ami entertained his friends in prince
Is style. AT Long Branch he became en-
gagged TO Miss Lille Martin, heiresS of 4
wealthy family residing on Staten Island.
For few weeks after the close of the season
the noble Lord was the cynosurc Of New
y FORK and Murray Hill, and Fifth avenue
bowed down in homage at his aristocratic
feet. His marriage with Miss Martin took
place about month ago, and was most
gorgeous nuptial celebration, But mean
while some curious person had smclt Il
remarkably larSc-sizcd rodent. The British
pccrage was Examined, and no record OF the
Ainslcy family appeared. The anxious
mother OF Lady Ain>Iey nee Miss Martin
sent special messenger TO London to get at
the truth. Hr has returned, and the terri
bic secret is ont. Lord Ainsley is only a
successful fraud; lie is really London
gambler and swinGlcr, and formerly valet to
wealthy French gentleman, whence came
his polished manners. Nevertheless, Miss
Martin persisted in marrying him. and thus
bringing disgrace upon her family. The
rascal'S true name is Radford, and he. with
his unfortunate wife. Is now i'll Philadelphia
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No. AIS Broad street, between Fourth and Filth,
who has now on hand tremendous large stock;
consisting of the VERY LATEST STYLES OF
GOODS, which can onlybc found In first-class
dry goods house and will offer the same remarka,
Model PERCHA P0PLlNS from l6 to 2oc.;
Rich PLAID POPLINS at 29c.:
PLAIN and STRIPED CHENE, &c.
The latest CHAMELEON PUPLiNS. IS to 4Oc.
IRISH POPLIN, EMPRESS CLOTE, FRENCH
4 large variety In MOURNING GOODS;
BALMoRttL SKIRTS large variety from 75c.
BLEA CMED and BROWN CoTToNs at New
Nice L 4 'iHANDKERCHIEFs at Soc;
Elegant LACE COLLARS from % 10 Soc;
NAPKINS, large size, at sl5O per dozen;
KID GLOVES, in al colorS, the very best
large selection Of SONTAGS, BREAKFAST
Hssss sS5 thiSr yFsg THES5 5s y{s $751;
FLANNELs! FLANNELs!
Plain and Twiled WHITE and COLORED
OPERA FLANNELs, plaid and plain, In all CO.
lors.
Great bargains in BLANKETS, snAwLs.
CLOAKS, and CLOAK1NG.
Mems and Boys UNDERsHIRTs and
DRAWERS from the cheapest to the best.
BROADCLOTH, MELTON CLOTH. DOESkIS
FANCY CASSINERES, SAT1NETS, KEN
TUCKY JEANS, to suit everybody
BROCHE SHAW LIS In large variety to suit the
full line of WHITE GOODS, CORSETS, and
EMBROIDERIES
JET JEWELRY, NOfIONs, &C.
In fact everything that Is necessary for first"
class dry goods house.
Ny stock OF goods Is too numerous to mention
every article; SO all ask Is to give me a call and
convince Yourself. JULIUS SYCLF,
ais Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Oc Is
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Cattle Markets.
NEW YORK.

MONDAY, October e5.-The market for Beef Cat
tie qnte steady: prime and extra steers, l5tNl
&c.,. fair to good, 149@l5c.; and inferior to ordi-
nary, s3@l43c.
Sheep were dull and weak at si@7c. for prime
and extra, and 4M8c. for common TO good
Swine were quite steady in price with arrivals
Of sS2 head; the prices current were 9s@loic for
comm O prine.
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Dueuing In Havana.

HAVANA, October 27.-senor Castenova,
editor Of Tose de Cuba, challenged yester.
day Senior Gilfie, editor of the Preusd. The
latter refused to fight.
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Opening OF Direct Trade Between
ILL., Charleston and Liverpool.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October 27.-The
steamship Darien, of the Charleston and
Liverpool direct steam line, arrived to-day.
She will be followed by the Marm0sa, the
Adalia, and fourth s,camship--namet not
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THE SOUTHERN
PLANTER AND FARMER
FOR 1860.

This STANDARD JOURNAL has just entered
Its twenty third year, and Is Of the Jew ancient
landmarks still left to Old Virginia:
The JOURNAL Is offered for the new year ut
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM; and we must
urgs upon our readers that the low price Of sub
scribtion makes 1t imperative that we shall come
therefore be IN ADVANCE; and we believe
proper exercise Of economy VIII enable ALL WHO
desire to read the SOUTHERN PLANTER AND
FARMER TO conform to our terms.
We are confident in promising our readers q
journal in every WAY worthy Of tnsfr p pn1rIJ
ERN PLANTER AND FARMER commends Itself
to the attention Of teachers, merchants, manuiac-
turers keepers druggists, dentists, nursery
men stock-rasers land agents, &C., &c.
Terms OF subscription and advertising are as
follows:
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The California Judicial Elections.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 27.--The Demo
Gratis have elected eleven out of fourteen
district Judges.
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ICE AND CoLD IN lowA.-ChcQg0, October
26.-The cold has been very severe in CEN
trial Iowa for nearly week past. Ice has
formed thick enough for skating, but no
snow has fallen.
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'cEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW;
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. we sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES Tor the SLOAI
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. ,,,
= s-us SLOAT e. ADDINGTON,
iva 14l5 Cary street, near fourleentr.
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Alfred L. Scahuys and Davidson Norris, OF
Norfolk. have got a patent for a blind hinge.
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One Hundred Indians Burned to
--@ Death.
OMAHA, October N.-One hundred In.
dams were burned to death by prairie fire
near Fort Rice last week.
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EERT1L1zING SALTS OF POTASH g

J7ERTILIZING SALTS OF POTASH
Z AND MAGNEsIA, FROM GERMANY,.The
Undersigned are agents In Richmond, under
General contract for the southern States. for the
Sale OF the GERMAN FERTiLLZiNa SALTS OF
nom DIR. A. Frank, OF Stassfurt, who uaanufxc-
lures the product Of the now celebrated Hinssat
that place under royal Prussian letters patent.
The attention Of both manufacturers and con-
sumers OF fertilizers IS called to the well ascer-
tanned and very remarkable effects produced upon
crops by the employment OF these salts especia
by their addition to the well.known phoSphatic
and ammoniacal manares.
awarded to DIR. Frank In different classes or the
Great International Exposition or lndns.ry az
Paris in 1857 for the preparation and
OF these most Important additions % the resources
OF agriculture. ,,u,,. ~.o.,,-
manded nv professor MaIlett ultaral chemist
at the Ijnfyersity OF Virginia: Professor Giihani
of Richmond and other distinguishes '''enaisoo
'' For further particulars, terms, Sc, adarsss
6o1 - PALMER, HARTS0Oh q Co,
| OF a>yfn NbCunlOuus
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EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE COLLEGE.

TARMYILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
This institution will he re-opened IN URSDal,
October 81 IsOD The Principal. who has had an
extensive experience IN the conduct of u FIRST
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL. Will spare no eforts
TO promote the intellectual, moral, and physical
Development OF her pupils.
The expenses OF this school are regulated TO suit
the cxigencies Of the times.
TERMS per session Of nine scholastic months OF
four weeks cach ending June 20, 1870:
Board including lights, washing, ana 1nei..siS
Tuition In academic department. ............. az
Tuition in primary department. ............... 80
Latin, French and Spanish. each. :.......... -
Music on the piano, Including vocal. ......... 20
Use of Instrument. Observation-Disclosures" -
OIL painting on canvas. 90 90
PAYMENTS onc-half i'll advance.
PUPILS furnish their own towels and table nap
klns. ,,, =, ,,..
on application. " go,
S.F. EOTTiNGHAM. Farmville va.
REFERENCE The Trustees Of the College.
Oc lS-fn
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Grasn AND P1our n1arkats.

.-a Graf, ard Flour Mark cts.
CORN AND FLOUR ExcHAvGE,a
Is ,-r.- + RICHMOND, VA, October q, 1859. :
OFFERINGS.
When.-Whfte, 1.o72 bushels. Red, ], l32 bush
ella.
Corn.-Whlte. none. Mixed $50 bushels.
0dts.-7ls bushels.
PDs.-ai bushels.
Flour.-Extra, 10 barrels.
.,-- SALES.
terms i7s bushels very good at Sl5T 50 bushels
good at s155; "a bushels foul at sl4Ti: 4e bushels
mixed ut S1o5 co bushels inferior at S1.25-total,
100 bushels Red, 2ls bushels very good at 81 ls
so bushels badly cleaned ut 1871; 10 bushels
seed at 1.5o loo bushels at 81. 35-total 4os bush
els.
C0rn.-Mixed. so bushels at S1.e5; mixed red
and yellow. 900 bushels at sl.l5. -
Odts.-2ss bushels very good TO prime ct &c. IS
bushels badly cleaned Mt &c.,; 90 bushels badly
cleaned at ac.-total, 4ls bushels.
RE-ExHIBiTED.
+ Thedt.--Whitc, go bushels. Red 81 bushels.
REMARKS. Offerings of Wheat on Change to-
day 1,o72 bushels white and 1,1a2 bushels red, Of
which 27o bushels white and 81 bushels red were re-
exhibited and 02 bushels white and 400 bushels red
were sold. Prices about the same as on preceding
day. Ogerngs OF Corn light, and all sold one
lot OF mixed yellow and white bringing 81 Oats
moderately active without any change In figures.
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.sa4p5b Ec0st az she south
AyGusTA, Ga, October 27.-There was q
heavy frost this morning,
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STENCIL TOOLS A ND PLATES.

GUNS, GUNS.-Just opened large ana
VI complete stock Of GU and P4 *
LoAnEES and Sporting ARA ICLEs and
AMMUNITION OF all kinds II low eau po s9
prices. Also, agent for the ceebra .mY W ~
SHOT, and other fine brands of Spch I'M ana
BLASTING POWDER constantly on ss snS
4. w. Tl9h OK,
Gunmaker l422 Main street,
oc i5-In WARb's ON sSAu"'
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1.-THE DRY GOODS STORE"
o. car BROA S T r Z f I
third door above the Theatrel.

The public In general win please take notice
that our display OF FALL DRY GOODS Will be
larger and more attractive than usual. We, buy
Ing all goods STRICTLY FOR CASH, are at all
times enabled to sell BARGAINS: and while we
have now IN stock complete assortment every
thing usually found In q lrst-class store call the
PARTICULAR ATTENTION OF THE LADIES
to the following, which we are Offering as sPE-
CIALTIEs, and REMARKABLY CHEAP:
FRENCH ROBAUIX TWILLED POPLINS,
double widths and beautiful silk mixtures;
TWILLED PARIS PoPLINs. most all colors'
at only 75c. worth 81 per yard;
soLID-COLoRED ALPACA POPLINs. various
shades, only soc. per yard;
STRIPED ENGLISH CARTOONS only zoe. per
yard.
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
at prices TO suit all.
BLACK ALPACAS of every price and grade
Imaginable;
EMPRESS CLOTHS and MERISOs, all colors !;
EMPRESS KID GLOVES, all shades aud really
good article, at Sl.25;
LOCO yards THREAD EDGING, all widths, very
cheap.
have on hand a splendid assortment or
WHITE GOODS,
such as IRISH LINENS, PLAIN, STRIPED, and
CHECKED CAMBRIA ana SAINsOOK
MUSLINS.
Also, splendid stock Of WHITE RED, ano
GRAY PLAIN and TWILLED FLANNELs
OPERA, PLAIN, and PLAID FLANSELs,
all colors
heavy supply or MEMS WEAR, such az
CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs, SAT1NEIs'
MELONS, BEAVERS, TRECOT, KEN.
lucky JEANS. PULLED CLOTHS, &c.
An endless variety OF HOSIERY, @hof IS
HANDKERCHIEFS.
SOMETHING NEW.
CORsETs a La PANN1ER at 81, warrante'
Whalcbone.
PLAID sHAwLs, BRoCHE sHAWLs.
NOTIONS, JET JEWELRY- EMBROIDEhihs
and LITTLE OF EVERYTHING tna'
generally found In regular dry GOODS sofe
All we ask Is a call.
HIRsH & GUGaENHEIMER-
sALEsxry: ". C. Keap, j, II. Chenery, an
W. II. Gordon.
Closed on SATURDAYS. DC :.
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DRY GOODS.

THOMAS SMITH. THOMAS D. qUAALEs.
IN. LAYELLE.
THOMAS SMITH & CO.,
No. 318 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
DEALERS IN
d r Y G o 0 D s,
respectfuIy invite the attention OF their friends and
the public to an entire new and elegant stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
purchased mostly Mt the recent Large auction sales,
and viii he sold at the lowest cash prices.
LADIES' DRESS AND FURNISHING GOODS,
CENTS AND BOYS GOODS. MISSES AND
CHLDREN'S GODS, HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS, CARPETING AND COCOA MATING
In great variety.
pleased to see my friends at my old stand No. 3i9
BROAD STREET. THOMAS ID. QUARLES.
We are with the above house, and would be glad
to see our friends.
F.v. SUTTON, JR.,
HENRY BATES,
&C 2s-ow formerly with Levy Brothers.
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PAYMENTS.

Subscription, IN advance. Advertising, annual,
quarterly In advance. All other in advance.
we furnish the following journals at club rates
THE Richmond Christian Advocate weekly ana
Southern Planter and Farmer for u. SO year
The American Farmer, Baltimore lmontnlyh
The Land We Love (monthlyl and Southern
Planter and Farmer for 81. IS q year:
Moore's Rural New Yorker weekly and South
ern planter and Farmer for S3.75 year.
The Cutlvator and Country Gentleman weekly
and Southern Planter and Farmer for ~. 7s year.
The American Bee Journal (monthly) and South
ern Planter and Farmer for -. Is year.
The Dixie Farmer, Columbia ltrl-weekiy), and
Southern Planter and Farmer for - year.
Our friends designing to subscribe for or adyer-
tise in our Journal win please address SOUTH
ERIN PLANTER AND FARMER through the
CH. r. WILLIAMS. Editor and Proprtetori
FRANK G. RUFFIN, Co-Editor;
JOHN n: ALLAN. HoTticnlaral Ee1or
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THERE is QUITE A RUSH
4 FOR THE
NEW GOODS
AT
JUL IUS MEY
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
e03 Broad street.

We noticed the arrival OF
SCARLET. BLACK AND WHITE, BLUE AND
CRIMSON CHECKED OPERA FLANNEL :;
BROCHE SHAWLS, and a general variety Of
other SINGLEAND DOUBLE SHAWLs;
ELEGANT BALMORALS,
DRESS SILKS and SATINS.
Most fashionable SASH and NECK RIBBON
A handsome variety of RUFFLED aud other CCL-
LARS and CUFFS:
An assortment of GOOD MD GLOVES at $l.25 n
pair-something worthy 10 recommend:
A new supply Of PLAIDS, and other patterns of
desirable DRESS GOODS:
A pretty lot of CHILDREN'S and MISSES
HOODS, SHAWLS, NUBIAS, etc., etc.;
good supply Of Goods suitable for GENTS and
BOYS wear, such as CASSIMERES, BEA-
VERs, etc.
UNDERWEAR, IN great variety;
ENGLISH SOCKS, etc.
1t Is impossible to give an Idea oftfe thousands
Of different articles in
DRY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS,
FANCY GOODS,
JEWELRY, ETC.,
to be found at the lowest possible prices at
JULIUS MEYERS,
oc 10 80s Broad street, two doors from Sixth.
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H1RsH & GUGaENHEIMER-

Statesmen: ". C. Keap, j. II. Chenery, ana
W. II. Gordon.
Closed on SATURDAYS. DC %
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GRAND OPEN IN G

THE asruDAY SEPTEMBER, 1862
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WAOEH AND COAL.

TONES. & BROOKE,
II AGENTS DOVER COMPANY AND
CARBON HILL SOFT COKE MINES.
Yard on Sixth street near Canal.
BJTIfMINOUS COAL. SOFT COKE, An
THRACITE COAL, and WOOD, at market
,,ricas &C %
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BLACK ALPACAS of every price and grade
Imaginable;
EMPRESS CLOTHS and MERINOs, all colors;
EMPRESS KID GLOVES, all shades, and really
good article, at Sl.25;
l, COO yards THREAD EDGING, all widths, very
cheap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-28

FLASNELS! FLANNEJS!
Plain and Twilled WHITE and COLORED
FLANNEL from Csc. upwards
OPERA FLANNELS, plaid and plain, In all CO.
lOrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-09
Garnet De.partnle,nt.


Special attention Ia given 10 this Depart.
ment. Having o separate room In the estab-
Iishment for Carpets, on Cloths, Mattings,
lures, &C., enables nj 10 compete with anv
house In the trade and offer great Induce
men1 70 caSh buyers In that department,
having Carpet from 300 10 81; selling the heat
2 ply Ingram All WorRted Chain and Wool
Milling o. u per yard. Call and see for your.
seiVes you wlAh 70 save money. The best
q9h L 81 ~ cotton Carpet Chain: 3 ply at 400;
Chain from Nos. 10 IL for $50.
:, Terms are Strictly Cash. Buying and sell
ing Ior caSh you can always tell what you
arc doing, for cash will secure better bar.
gains than credit, believing that by indus.
Ly, honest dealing and economy, we can
eIs that may be pleased 70 favor rs with a call
Therefor respectfully invite an exRmlna.
uon Of our stock OF all cash buyers, either
whole wholesale Or retail before purchasing else
mar92 JOHN ROEMER.