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UNTRY SEAT FOR. SALE ORA

SJ RENT.-A beautiful COUNTRY RESI- -
IJENCE with ten rooms large barn and stabllnR,
and other out.houses, on the Grove road two
miles from the city. All In dfst-rafe orcer. the
whole having been rf Gently painted and repaired
Apply ~ PURCELL, LADp Co.
IL ai-ew F.gAEs spruR2fstg.
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AUCTION SALES THLS DAP.

on ALL PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATP MaDE BETWEEN THE FI2ST DAY Os
JANUARY As-D TIE FIUsT DAY OF JULY TIE
PURCHASER PAYS TIE TAXES FOR TILE FIRE.
S..ST YEAR, hut on ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY Of JULY AND THE THIRTY-FInST
DAY OF rECEMBEa THE SELLER PAYS THEN.
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the trial they will be entertained at the
Exchange Hotel.
To-day the evidence for the prosecution
will be heard. The court will be in session
from 10 A. M. to P. NJ, and from 5 P.
m. to 10 p. M. ss -' o
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LOST AND FOUND.

ESTRAY.-Taken up on my farm, EH
II near Camp Lee, COW, which the
owner can get b. proving property andpaStng for
this advertisement.
NH .. JOHN EHILLIpS.
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+ H1GHwAYMAS SENT ON.-F. G. Wilson,
the hjghwayman who robbed old man Oak
ley, of Cumberland, was examined on Sa-
turday and aent on for trial. The evidence
against him wss very conclusive.
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THE DISPATCH. ]: !. 4 =
ny coWARDIN sx ELLYSON. 5
o,sT-YSvKRrABLy IN ADVANCE. :
-. DAILY DESPATCH 10 delivered 20 subscri.
r5y rsrTEaSa Nailed GsSss at Pes wee per asnu
HnsssTSi Si %SiEEREY Elk DIsPATca at Is per an.
nun, or Or fE.ExisY DISPATCH at 81 per annun.
-
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
I0HN 3. CARY Qate General Agent of
/ tsr virgiaia Peniontiaryl Il II. Z. DE-
OrsTpS General Agents for the PIEDMONT
STrE INSURANCE CoMPAk1 Tor Northern
iIssIsrlnya Iss and Maryland corner Ninth and Main
Nns.s richmond, Va. Post-oitice lock-box a.
fe ls-lm ----- ---------
.gTTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE AssO-
MI CATION OF RICHMOND, yA.-OTFrcR
1tt5SEH IN OF MAIN AND TwELsrn sTREETs-No:
s@Rsnn ON S hS@ Sps paa Of she asy
SG particulars OF the working Of the Asso-
.,ii'ion i cal st the Office for p paulphlet.
'S%ra,Srrshir fees, from ten to twenty-five Gol-
yccording TO age.
'Is-s.SsInents made on'y in case II death Per-
eIHs from af,ccn to sixty years OF age received:
o'in ii ~ '''',' j. !. BELVIN, President.
7.B. sTAExE, General gent. Ie s-sm
TAKE YOUR RISKS
IN HONE INSTITUTIONS.
.ur LANES RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY
I''' DE VIHGl MA,
QrFI1E No; -, is2S ,SSSI NAN STREET @
,NyAI"SlND iNSTRASC!c on goods transported By
river canal, or l&nG-carrtsge;
lwe!ing g-houses, warehouses, and other build.
sr6Stf RISKS OF, II the r,lu period is not ,.sed
Il rctstr4' G' prsinltm toiH DC made for the un-
WILLIAM B: 1sAACs Presiden.
~. !. STOKES Vice-President.
D-RyCTORS.-W Itl!aui i. ISaAcs, OF William B.
I,trs 4 Co: !. y. Stokes, Of 4. Y. Stokes & Co.;
u s taT.suOk, Secretary Arlington Life Insu-
Ti-re company John wilson, OF Wilson Eos
! Bvcri President Dauvilie abroad Company; !;
FrnjSIala H. Nash William p. Shepherd, W. b.
''' j. &. MOORE, Secretary.
i. Z. NEE2RE, Ass!stan: Secretary.
INSURE at HOME.
Jh3r 5rrFgKsoS INSURANCE COMPANY,
ALBNNARLE.
F2ep, Oeo
Removed from sco,tsviue to Richmond.
Applications FOR good FIRE and marine risks
y
J. l.. EPPERaOS, President
I. O. BRENT secretary.
,arnsDI sDDIEECroeSsS; = W ...us
+ s.. = 4IF7SSSE 2hE7SSSE, &c. c: & Ely, ATS
aso-im y. c. CARRrSGrox
E5UTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
vi VIRGINIA..
CHARTERED 1894.
OFFICE CORNER TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
rxsuRys BUILDINGS BY PERPETUAL Or
ASNCAL POLICY AT LOWEST RATES.
The old "cour-ar,hs7' system has been abol.
ishcd and the assured are nov given rs full In
HERRF&T h. CLAlbOR Ne, Principal Agent.
john K. DAEFORTH. Secretary.
pENEY y. DkNFuRTH, Asst Secretary.
SAMUEL Il. PULLlAM. Collector.
Jaquelir =. Tsvlor, James H. Grant,
Winism G. alien, James Dunlop,
John I. Hobsou, John Purcell,
fired T. Harris, Garret T. Watson,
william Gray, William Palmer,
George Davis. ja2s
G,UAEDIAN MUTUAL
LIE INSURANCE COMPANY
CE Kew Y08E.
ORGANIZED IN 1859.
ALL POLICIES EUN-E0RFEITABLE.
HALg LOAN GIVEN.
LLer CASH DIVIDEND EIFrY PER CENT.
sT&TEMEHr:
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
~ rEEY N TIE UNITED sTATEs OF
ltEeIGA WASRlE5ToN D. GzGHA2TEk. { i |: :; I!
$1,000, ,0CoDP5EtiD IL EULL.-BRkNCH OF!
FIGE: riRST National BANK BUILDING,
philadelphia. where the general business OF
the ,OpInEHv 10 Transacted ana 10 which al seTie-
RI CORES D21dclce ghGUld be addressed.
CrFlrER2:
CLARENCE Il. CLARK, President.
J4Y COOKE, Ch&,r1oaa &lasnce aud Executive
HzEE5 III =. COOKE yice-President.
LEEXSOg ". PiGET, Secretary snd Actuary.
THIS Company, national IN It's character, offers,
MUM, 2Qt new tGO!ea, the most desirable means OF
lIsGriGg life yet presented 20 the public.
III: raICs 81 II eIniuE being largely reduced, are
nalU IS favorable % the insurers rs those or the
be-: mutual companies, AlG avoid ali the compli-
cations and uncertainties II notes, dividends, and
Tie misunderstanding which The latter are so spt
10 cs1ss the pol!cy-holder.
seyeysIrew and attractive ta0lea are now pre-
StUti, which need ca.y 10 He understood 10 prove
acceptable 10 Ike publlce, such rs Lhe INCOME
IEUbGEitG POLICY and RETCRN PRE-
%lCM I.GLICY. In 5he former the poltcy-ho!deI
M. vc.y secures life Insurance, payable at death
but WI receive il living. aiter period or few
years, G d.ual i1leo7as sQuHI 20 ts. per cent: 20
Per ce'stl oftae par Of MS policy. In the latter
thy company agrees 20 re!Vrn to the assured tht
total C6tt,f Of money be has pad IN {n addition
toL:s an!orilt q htS policy.
tfelr lives, increasing the amount OF Insurance
they slrcady have Is called 10 the special adVan-
t4ges offered by :he National Lie Insurance CcE.
p&ny.
Circulars, pamphlets, and full particulars, given
on application to the branch Office OF the COM
JhY COOKE h CO, Washington, D. O.,
General gents for district OF Columbia, Virginia,
s. Is. SafrE, Cashier T1rs: National Bank,
Richmond, the Agent for Henrico, Campbell and
Din~iidic counties, Cs p--sln
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E'OR RENT OR LEASE, the STORE n
by Messrs. Wilson q Foster, fronting twenty: :sL
feet on Cary street and running back oae hundred
and thirty feet II s Of the very best stores Ia
the city for the receipt and discharge or goods.
Possession given 10th March next or earlier u
desired. Apply TO W. II. HAXALL,
fe l-lmk <c8 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-01

The CASE OF TYLgR.-Andrew Tyler, the
negro charged with attempting rape upon
his step-daughter and poisoning to dea.h
Paulina Hubbard, was erraigred before the
Mayor yesterday. The Mayor decided that
no examination was necessary, and gent
Tyler on for Indictment by the grand jury
of Judge Burnhan's court under the coro-
per'5 warrant and the verdict of the jury
0f-inquest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-01
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
w COnpANY OF NEW YORK.
ANNUAL INCOME. 41o 600, 0oo
CASH ASSETS YEAR Ending FEB
RUARY / 1893. OFEE. $25 oCo, eee
NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED DURING
The YEAR, %. GAO.
EUNRER QE FOaIClES IN FORCE FEBRU-
AIRY L 1903 g. 3:s.
THE MUTUAL LIFEn
lG now by far the WEALTHIEST COMPANY
N THE WORLD. II is conducted on the only
principle which time and experience has proyedto
be ultimately safe and Trustworthy Its assets are
not Invested IN fancy stocks personal securities,
6ut IN bonds and mortgages on real estate, being
first lien on same, and thus placed beyond the
reach or any contingency.
The company, being purely mutual, divides tts
whole profits annually among the assured, and
or TO purchase additional insurance, at The option
o! The policy-holder
=. n. WALKER & CO, agents,
No. l0ix Main street.
Dr i Il MCCkW Medical Examiner. lnh 70
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,ssyJwANCE COMPANIES.

TOHN 8. CARY Qate General Agent of
i ,na ytrgiaia Pcnitontiaryl h II. q. DE.
OrsSTiSnS, STi%Sn General Agents for the PIEDMONT
S1rn2% DiSsURANCE COMPANY for Northern
lit and Maryland, corner Ninth and Main
\iFass..es Richmond, Va. Post-oitice lock-box q.
V's. I'm
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UOR RENT, A DESIRABLE BklCk q
l. DWELLING, southeast corner OF naln nnss..
and j. ferson streets containing t|ssc ,oGn.s'
gas water-cIosets, &c; brick stable ana
House. Possession given first OF March: APpV
at house, or TO H. d. w 1ODM 49,, I.
on Seventh between Main and Cary Streets
fn 2I-1M - .---n
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VVOUSE FOR RENT.-That desirable q
HOUSE next to corner Of Broad annDGM
oIxln streets, which has been occupied ior Tue
last eight years rs dry goods store, having peeh
cleaned painted and put In thorough repair,
now feed for rent on reasonable terms. Apply
to ANUaEW .IJAniSA; 1ss.
fp oTlS oOT brOHn slrett.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-01

MqTTyA55 BaFEYInENT 6F ESHa6ND We ThaSSgor ass
1A. OF MAIN AND 1wELsTu STRERTs-NO.
T2SI"'hl cor his company IS row issuing policies OF
5sea9 Gn nf @d4ns aaa q of RI s1x Hs,
,ion fI, cal st the Office for pamphlet.
ts%s.g.Srrshir fees, from ten to twenty-five 6ol-
's, '.,sInents made only in case of death Per
rs f-1r, lrsccr TO sixty years OF age received;
Mn r,ale and female. :.
"''" J. i. BEIVIN, President. I.
- 2 STAEKE, General gent fe S-Sm
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GyTORE FJR RENT on the corner OF a
y Eighteenth and Maili streets. suitable Tor ~
clothing. confectionery, bakery, cigar store' OF
q aI-aL* THOMAS WFSTERMhNN.N
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yTOR RENT, the BRICK DWELLfNGG
~ on tn. corner OF Fourth and Canal ic
streets apply on the premises, or AZ tue ONCE OF
In: pledmort Tie Insurance Company. corner OF
Ninth and Main streets. le LI-L..
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-TOR RENT, TWO NEWLY-ERECT-l 4

NOTICE.-The subscriber is now pre-
~ psrcd to receive any number Of HOGS oN
EDt RID at his distilery at Mayo'a creek, one
mile bt low Richmond. Price. 81 per month. For
fur her Information, apply on the premises,
fe 2T-lm A n DREW u. D1 IVY r.
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lLsr CASH DIVIDEND EIFrY PER CENT
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIE INSURANCE COMPANY
CEEEW G0BE.
CuGAEIIED III 1859.
ALL POLICIES KON-FORFEITABLE.
HALg LOAN GIVEN.
The New York herald., 1869-01-04
woRKMewoMeN's HOME.

TO THE EDITOR on THE HERALD:-
In looking over the article IN Saturdays HRRAL>
entitled s'The Charities Of New York" I saw tnal
the Workingwomen's Home in Elizabeth street. II
there classed among the charitable institutions Of
the CITY, Now as one OF the boarers Of the Working
women's Home, wish to state plainly that there u
a great mistake made In considering this charita
BILE institution. 1t Is a place where women OF linn
tied means, whether working or studying, can Sc
cure comfortable and respectable home at
less price than can be obtained elsewhere
the table being arranged on the restaurant plan,
pay there for just what we order. Now, can that
with truth and Justice be called charityn for which
we pay the full price demanded In the legal currency
or our country BESIDES the annoyance which the
article above referred 70 occasions us, by thus hav
ing our boarding place 80 enormously mentioned
among the charities Of New York, 1t is also calcu-
lated to prejudice the minds Of many persons against
the house. and among those persons many Of the
class whom this place fs especially designed to
benefit for though ID just the home they need they
looked upon as "charitabIe institution
The New York herald., 1869-01-04
NEW JERSEY.
,Jersey CItv.


srRAINED HIS ANKLR-About one O'Clock yester-
day morning q man named william Anderson. re-
siding at 22e West Seventeenth street. New York, on
turning the corner at Montgomery and Washington
streets fell on the ice sprainng hts foot and receiv
ing other bodily injuries. He was conveyed TO the
police station whence he was taken 10 the residence
OF his brother-in-law In Van Worst street.
ALLEGED THEFT or WATCH.-A man named
John Reagan arrested yesterday, charged BY one
Ellen Brown with stealing from her silver watch
on Saturday night The watch was found IN ms
possession on his returning It to the owner ~
was discharged at the request OF the complainant.
Newark.
CoMMTTTAL OF BARKooM RAIDERs.-Early yester-
day morning q crowd OF roughs entered the saloon
No. Caroline street, kept by one George L. Cadmus,
and ct once proceeded aot In an outraseous man
ner in the course Of which they smashed the furn-
ture broke the windows and abused and beat seve-
raj persons who present. The proprietor nott-
fed the police and detachment OF three omcers
were arrested and taken the station house. Later
in the morning one q Jne prisoners was osCnsrgeS
KenneSv aeS 9onn Firth and Hugh Gnscs We're COM
mitted for trial before the Special Sessions.
4 THE GERMAN HOSPITAL AssoCIATION.-This asso-
ciatton, which now has . capital Of about $4,000.
have elected the following officers for the ensuing
year:-President. Christian Muller; Vice President,
Jean Nehb Treasurer. Johann Reitz; Secretary,
John Otto
SALE OF HARsIMUs C0vE.-Tne joint rdilr0ad COM
panies have accepted the terms laid down by the
commissioners for the purchase Of Harsimus Cove,
and have paid $780, 900, the sum demanded by tho
State.
SIGNING OF DEATH wARRANT.-The warrant for
the execution Of wooley, at Freehold on the TIN
INST, has been signed by the Governor.
Paterson.
AcCrDRNTs-A Hollander named Cornelius Kruyt,
seventy years OF age, fell on the ice on satur-
day. in Bond street. and broke his leg In two places
@. J. Garette, Cuban, residing temporarily at 81
Market street. was quite seriously burned yesterday
morning by his wrapper taking re. Charles J. Isen
had his leg broken In drunken melee at Passaic
Village on New Years Day.
CuRLING.-The match announced to come or at
Paterson on Saturday between the New York Caie
DOMAIN Club and the Paterson Club was postponed
on account OF the miserable condition Of the tee
The game will be played at as early day as circun
stances will permit. Mr.. J. r. Smith, the veteran
Paterson curler, will participate in the grand single
rink contest Of the Caledonian Society, for nifty
dollar prize Thursday Of this week, which Is to
be played in New York.
The New York herald., 1869-01-04
THE Death OF Mss WESTERN.

10 THE EDITOR OF THD ltBRALD:-
Ibeg leave TO state the following facts through the
columns OF your popular paper regarding the iessh
OF MISS Helen Western. As am Q member OF the
theatrical profession and was ~ washington duung
her illness. and at the time of her DEATH you can
rely upon the truth OF my assertions. one OF our CITY
Journals some days ago published an obituary notice
81 her death, In which ~ spoke OF her being deeply
Indebted TO the proprietor Of the Krkwo0d House Tor
hoard, 10, during her Illness there. This / know
10 be mistake; for her agent showed me recent
0f $227 for board and extras up TO December q
less, TWO days before her death. IL Is Also nv
opinion. as well as that ol her medical adviser that
ner death was hasenea, n not actually caused by
being removed from one room to another through
from her bed.
The Kindness and generosity Of the worrelt
soon forgotten. - -
The New York herald., 1869-01-04

The Court OF Appeals has afirmed the order OF the
Supreme Court sustaining Surrogate Tucker's order
that General Benjamin +. Butler shall file an
amended inventory In the SurroGate's once, en-
bracing all the effects that belonged to the estate OF
his deceased brother Andrew J. Butter. General
Butter mad claimed that he was not compelled by
tae laws of New York to account for any property
situated In other States. The Surrogate eld that he
must do So and General Butler appealed to the Su-
preuie Court. THAT court anirnied the SurroQatc's
atcsion, and General Batter went to the Court II
Appeals, which has just sustained the Surrogate's
construction Of the law In It's turn. General Butler
win ihereiore have 10 give 4 schedule OF all the
Iersonai property left By hts brother, whether in
Massachusetts. California. Louisiana. or elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1869-01-04

NEW YORK TO CHICAGO VIA NEW ORLEANS
us remarkable and very significant fact that
.nere nave recently peen going through New Orleans
York, to Chicago Milwaukee and st. Louis. The
rairoau charges are 20 heavy that IL PAYS TO shin
Orleans BicuylI,ye. M. " N'NW
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-11
THURLOW WEED IN THE SOUTH,

Thurlow Weed has written letter TO the
New York Commercial ADVERTISER, from
Aiken, South Carolina, in which he con.
tributes something to the fair solution of the
question whether the people Of the South
are still belligerent and sediuous, boiling
over with rage and hate against "loyaI' PEG.
pie. The greater part of his letter shows a
keen eve for bargains in real estate which,
by reason Of the impovershiug and opPres.
s.ye course of the Radical majority in Con
gress, the inhabitants are Offering at ruin
ousIy low prices. Yet he has rot been so
absorbed by the prospect of these ta' takes,
that he has not discovered the falsity of the
stories published in such papers as the New
York Tribune about the sediUous and reyo
lutionary character of the South Caroline
people.
We quote from Mr.. Weeds letter as fol
lows;
If Northern people knew how cheap an,
fertile these lands are and how desirable
and pleasant a residence in this climate car
be made, there would be stampede, not 0
"carpetbaggers' merely, but of PERI amen
residents from the North Nor need any b,
restrained by an sppreh onsion that they
would be regarded as intruders.
The war, doubtless, has left its wounds
deep and painful wounds-but they are heal
ing, and, ere long, little but the scars will
remain. There is widespread restitution,
OUT the people bear their losses with forti.
tnue equqt to the courage which led them to
hazard oil IN struggle which resulted dis
astrously. III the six weeks that we have
passed IN South Carolina we have neither
seen nor heard anything that leads us to
doubt that intelligent Northern people, with
q sense of what is due to others. as well a,
to themselves, can readily cultivate agree
able business and social relations with the
same class Of citizens in South Carolina and
Georgia,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-11
Gen. Mcclellan and President Lincoln,

The St. Louis Republican relates an an
ecdote Of Gen. Mcclellan, upon the authori.
" of an officer of high rank in the regular
army, which reveals his character in its
brightest aud purest colors -
"Our informant SAYS the Republican,
twas with Gen. Mcclellan in his parIor at
Washington, one evening when Pope was
falling back upon the capital, pursued by
the troops Of Lee and jackson. There
came a ring at the bell, and the servant
| opened the door and announced the Pres.
| dent of the United States and Gen. Hal.
! leck. Mcclellan rose, received his visitors,
and conducted them into an adjoining apart.
ment. They remained but few moments,
and then departed Mcclellan then turned
to friend aud said, quietly:
"'S----, am IN command Of the army
again
" General replied the other, Il hope you
have not accepted it without proper guaran
tees, meaning pledges that there should
be no more executive interference in military
operations.
Sir, was the response, when the Presi
dent of the United States tells me with tears
in his eyes that | am the only man who can
take command of the army aud save the
country, it is no time to ask for guarantees =
AT daylight next morning, general and
aid-de-camp were in their saddles and Off for
the field"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-11
How Shall I Recover my Health /?

This is the mental question asked by the sick,
and after repeated failures. Hayh you used
BhANDKEIH'S PILLS. TLts 40 mealelLe
uhicL ...apty cioanses'--cleauses the blood and
every organ Of the body. This "purgation' ia
sure to restore your health, if pursued in accord.
ance with the printed directions. One who has
recovered his own health by this means tells you
10 have courage and do likewise. J. }. Cook,
! publisher Of the Banner for 20 years, at BEN
uington, VT, says "Brandreths Pills cured me
OF dyspepsia when every other means had failed,
aud was actually given up by my physicians
| and friends"
SCRorULA or q YEARS STANDING CURED.
PREsToSyILLE, Pa, Jauy H. 1868
| DR.. Branireth-Dear Sir: have been afl ted
| with scroiuA for ~ years; but when hope had
| long departed, salvation unexpectedly came.
have used your pills for the last IS months. Lam
Ruage fails to convey an idea Of the blessing thoy
have been to me; they have cured me, and my
health and strength are now perfectly restored.
! LUCfEN b. JONES
| Sold by all Druggists. Dr. Brandreth's office,
| Brandreth House New York. fehl6dWlm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-11
Belcher, James d Co.'s
Great One Dollar sale,
VIC mOst Llberal coneern Of the NOD IL the

The most Liberal concern Of the kind In the
country.
W.T. smallest article on our checks can be
exchanged at any time for splendid large con.
ceruna, or hve-bottle revolving silver. p lated
cAstor, or tVenv-fOur French stereOscopio
views.
We have on hand over half million dollars
worth Of goods The largest and most valuable
stock Of linens, woolens. oottons. Gappels. dress
goods, fancy goods. plated ware cutlery, meer
sehaum pipes, &c, &C, Of any dollar sale house
in America We import our own goods, and oan
sell Ia large or small quantities at i'm porters'
prices. This ue~or has been done before, and is
causing a complete panic among wholesalers and
retailers, wherever our goods are sent If you
wish to buy goods cheap. now is the time We
are bound 70 SELL Everything told Al the UNI
form rate Of one dollar each. Those getting up
clubs for other firms will do well TO stop where
they are, and send for our circular, Our induee'
msnts are double those Of any other concern.
AGENTS, LOOK HERE
For club Of thirty and 81, we send one OF
the following articles, free of charge: 20 yards
Of heavy brown or bleached yard wide sheeting
double lens French stereoscOpe, with p rich
foreign views; ladies' real morocco trAveliHg
bsgj q pairs ladies' hne merino stockings; /
genuine me0rSchaum pipe, amber mOuthpiece, IN
splendid case; violin and bow, in boz, oom-
hletei all wool cashmere, for pants l pair Ia.
dies extra quality cloth boots / dos. fine linen
towels steel carving knife and fork with ivory
balanced handle, best quality; gents' heavy
chased solid gold ring; elegant delaine dress
pattern; doI. heavy silver plated white metal
dessert forks; l doz. Rogers Bros. best heavy
plated white metal tea spoonsi engraved s. p
napkin rings; ! rich 20-keyed metal bound con.
oeTtlna, retails for $40.
For club Of fifty and S., one Of the following
articles; web Of heavy brown or bleachsd yard
wide sheeting: / black or cOlorOd alpaca dreSI
pattern pair all wool blankets; engraved sil.
yer plated bottle revolving castor; etivory
balanced knives, with silver plated white meta
forks; | pair gents calf baots; 81 yards good
pTiut; yards double width water proof for
cosking; square weol shawl; 30 yards very
fine cashmere, for pants and vest; beautiful
poplin dress pattern lO9.pioture Turkey mo.
rocco photograph album.
For club Of one hundred and 80, presents
varying In value from 81 TO $40.
For club Of five bundled and $50, presents
from $50 to 500. Larger cluus increased in til,
same ratio. Premiums sent with goods.
Circulars free to any address. Send all money
by registered letter or money order. Address,
BELCHER, JAMES & CO.,
4 Broomfeld st., Boston, Mas.
decl2w4w.