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CAPITAL
............ S35o,0oO
. j. +. BOHEMIAN, President.
ID. L. WILCOX, Secretary.

j. +. BOHEMIAN, President.
ID. L. WILCOX, Secretary.
This company makes a specially OF issuing
PARTICIPATING POLICIES
on dwellings and furniture, whereby the insured
shares In the profits of the company without In
curing liability.
Agents may be found at nearly every prominent
uoiIt in this and the neighboring States, to whom
applications for insurance may be made
Scrip dividend to holders Of participating poll
cics TWENTY-FIVE per cent.
The scrip of 1907 (25 per cent is now receivable
as cash in payment of premiums.
j. II. MONTAGUE, Agent at
my or 3rn Richmond, Va.
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DEMoREsT's You've AMERICA and other
entertaining and interesting magazines for
the ssIittle ones y are ut Turner's.
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SHIPPING.

nor NEW YORK.-The new -IfffR
ISAAC BELL. CAPTAIN BOURNE, VIII leave
her wharf at Rockctts Oh TUESDAY, August 2tth,
at 4 O'Clock =. ". Freight received until O'Clock
nass1gc having elegant accommodations. apply
10 WILLIAM G. DUSHAm CO..
an 2t1t corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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DAVENPORT & CO.,

STOCK BROKERS AND AUCTIONEERS,
WILL BUY AND SELL STOCKS AND BONDS
AND NEGOTIATE LOANS ON MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS.
GENERAL, AGENTS A4S3i F6h THE 11vERrooI
AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY.
invested Tc n In the United States over 5000 600
Dwellings, warehouses, merchandise, and other
property, insured at rates as low as those charged
The shareholders are liable for all the engage
mcnts of this Company.
All claims are payable in cash on proof of loss,
without deduction of interest and not, as Is usual,
sixty days after presentation of proof.
T6licies expire at O'Clock r: NJ, and not at
ONCE over First Natioual Bank, Richmond.
au l0--ln
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
lYE VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
This old ana well known Virginia institution In
surcS Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
1t has more than TEN MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS insured OH property pledged to make good
Morc than TWO AND A QUARTER MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS have been paid In losses to
"'i iTpwards Of TW O HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS Ia large part Of it for
losses during the wary have been paid since the war
closed.
been abolished, and other important changes made
for the benefit of the assured.
Losses cquitably adjusted and promptly paid.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agent.
J.B. DANFORTH, Secretary.
III. ID. DANFORTH, Assistant Secretary. g..
SAMUEL RI. PULLIAM, Collector. 1y 3o-3m
EORGIA HOME INSURANCE
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS tsHs-sITTrTra
~ The boats Of the JAMES RI..sa2.saSszszsSa
YER AND KANAWllA CANAL. OOMtASf
will leave the dock usual promptly at !? M. on
Freight and tol,s on goods for Lynchbarg and
beyond collected on delivery or prepaid, at the
option CT the shipper. Every facility possible VIII
be Afforded consignees, but no obligation Is as
sumcd TO deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my Office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight win not be delivered III charges are
paid. ..s
Boats locked and Insured.
deli EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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WONDERFUL CURES
r;S I,EMEpy NEVER FAILS,

The success of the celebrated RAPlltA POW
DFRS in the cure oi that dreadful disease AGUE T.
And FEVER Is beyond parallel. Strange rs 1t
may seem Ia those Who have tried other remedies
without success,
THIS REMEDY NEVER FAILS!
1t not only gives immediate relief, but, by persist
entity following directions given, Will prevent It's
return Its composition IS Of the most simple ana
beneficial character and may be taken by the most
delicate female, even hy "a child.
Read the following certificates from gentlemen
ci high rcputc in this community
RICHMOND, VA, August 10, 1869.
tuptain L. j. Lery:
Dear Sir,-My daughter was cured OF chiils ana
Cycr bv the use of one boz Of your celebrated Ra-
rhua Powders, They admirable and should
Ic tried by all who suffer: -
TURNER RICHARDSON.
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TURNER RICHARDSON.


RICHMOND, VA, September 25, 1860.
This Is 10 certify that during last spring con-
iraricd in one OF the lower counties OF The STATE
cnills and fever. and ofter trHing II great 1nany
T,rnfiieS for the disease, JOund no peTmdnentTe-
f.f until procured from Captain Levy package
or his celebrated 'RapIua Aguc and Fever row,
d,rs = which | take pleasure in stating, checked
Them Immediately. The prescription contained
twelve powders. found IL necessary 10 take ON!
t. The list of certificates Of the efficacy OF the
..Earhua Powders - IN cases of chills and FEVER,
and would advise all thus afflicted 10 procure Il
It.gkapc OF them 1T once. -
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

SEWING-MACHINEs OF ALL KINDS
~ RErAIRED. The SLOhT ELLIPTIC SEW :, :
NJ MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. Weseli
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. We have also for sale
,i'' slNGLE-THREAn HAND MACHINE OF
,I Hod medal pa;te,HI which we think Is the best
VI Euch humbuF macL mes. Price $40.
y~ 1AJ cary Street aear Fourteenth.
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NOTICE.--The BOATS of asHE--4Il
~ my line will leave the Basin
promptly on 7 tuesdays. THURSDAIs !, andeA-
TCRDAYS. III
Frcights taken for all points on the Canal.
nm X. A. HILL, Agent.
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nIrIIMnNn AND BALTIMORE

~ IIIH MtJND ANU 3 MI I4IOIlE !"
*, IRA ASSPORTATIOS LINE
The RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD and POWHATAN COMPAN1'S STEAM
ERS rin West Point and York River landings
DAILY and the owhatln Company's steamers
rtn city Point and james River landings IR!-
and reliable transportation 10 BALTIMORE,
and thence by direct connections on through bills
to ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES NORTH AND
WEST.
FOR rates or other information, apply to
T7I0"1 HhRVEYS & WILLIAMS.
~, A reBfs.
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JOHN H. SLAtbohNf, NencFal Agent.
DIRECTORS:
John Enders, William +. TAYLOR Samuel s. Cot
trcu, John Purcell Ch'rcs It. Wortham, William
Willis, Jr., Ed. A. Smith, Thomas j. Evans, Jas.
4. Scott, Parker Campbell. y. X. Tyler, j. r.
Edwards. A. Y. stokes, J. Is. Morton, X. Fl. Dib
rcll, William ii. Palmer, David ]. Burr. Henry X.
EllSson, Asa Snyder, H. l.. <. Haskcrvill, Samuel!
c. Tardy, W. B. Chakcy, j. w. Allison, George
:. Palmer, Thomas ID. Quarlcs, H. {. Cabels d. j.
iIartSook, John c. Williams William &. Taylor,
4. i. Abel, William b. Isaacs, George L. Bid
good, Samuel VI. Price.
Dividend paidto policy-holdcrs at end Of second
year, IN 1869, forty per cent.
The success Of this company has exceeded all
conducted upon legitimate life insurance princi-
pies.
Its aim has been to exercise special care in the
selection of risks the StriCteSt ecOaO1ay and nb-
SoGuts Securfty In the investment of Its accumia-
t!ops. The extreme responsibility of the COM
pany tesifes TO this safe and prudent course In the
care of the sacred funds confded.
Special features that should lead all to insure
In the company. An investigation of It's plans and
merits wifi leave no In doubt, and all VIII re-
grct Insurance elsewhere. .t.... g..
Annual dividends on life policies, commencing
at end Of first year. and oncthird loan on profits.
No notes required for premiums. All policies
non -forfcitabe.
No restrictions on travel or residence outside
The tropics. 81. -,
Special protection to married women and chill
drcn, under charter.
No extra rate on females. 90
Its investments are made securely, for the beneht
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
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THE ARLINGTON MUTUAL
4 LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
HOME OFFICE, 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
ASSETS.

JOHN +. EDWARDS, President:
WILLIAM i. ISAACS, Vicc-Prcsident:
ID. j. HARTSOOk, Secretary;
CHAS. II. SMITH, NJ. D., Medical Examiner;
PROFESSOR EDW. Is. SMITH, Actuary;
II. c. CABELL, Legal Adviser;
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, General Agent.
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1859.

EORGIA HOME INSURANCE
SI COMPANY.
OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
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RlCllMoSD, VA, june %, 1859.
Til, Is 10 certify that for twelve months iast
ra,t / was afflicted with chills and fever, ana on
,,,,iTri, rrIirycS and can with confidence re-
commend them 10 those who are afflicted.
THOMAS III, ROBERTS,
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VI INERAEhn EnyH %ATHkS THn VIRGINIA SPRINGS
AND OTHER SOURCES.
ROCKBRfDGE ALUM,
HEALING,
AILECiHANi.
WHITE SULPHUR,
CONGRESS,
HIGH ROCK. ~
GETTYSBURG KATALYSlNE,
NICHY from France,
SELTZER from Germany.
Fresh supplies constantly receiving.
Pamphlets furnished on application.
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists. ..t
1915 Main street, corner Of Thirteenth,
au 70 Richmond, Va.
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-Hr. T.. j. Ltry: ..,o,+ 90
In. eflcacv OF vOur '.Raphua Powders ;, in ar,
rc,t!ng and permanently cur ing ag!e ana ever
have tried it in my own family, ana confidently IT,
commend il 10 others. 80.
Respectfully, yours, etc.,,
JAMES 4. GODDIN.
nttl, S..,,Nur nhnrl
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PRESIDENT ELECTED.

Mr.. Friedly offered a resolution providing
for the reelection of Horace L. Kent to the
position of president, and requesting the
temporary chairman to redrganize the va
rious committees. Adopted.
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To avoid imposition, be sure 10 observe Iiie sl sis1
Iatare Of the proprietor on the wrapper u e"'A
box. - ., -
Wholesale depot 1918 Main street. Price, 81 per
huA. h. j. LEVY, frOPriGtoF.
FOR sale bv 4 BODEKER Il BROTHER, 1885
ca>, Main street; r. II. DUVAL, Main street,
three doors above Ninth, and l.. WA1NEh'
Broad street near New Market. au II-tocPo.
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4 GRIEF-AN AGGRIEvED GALLANT
No wonder the Enquirer was out of temper
yesterday, and carped and criticised and
called names-such as cold Woman," ap-
piled to us. Read this extract:
"The most noticeable topic at the White
Sulphur this summer is that of the young
ladies, some ten days since, vying with each
other to obtain q kiss from Mr.. Peabody,
who held sort of levee for the occasion
1t was the last bend of the knee of the South
to the North
Oh those kisses to an old man like Mr..
PEABoDY What q trial to one who is
denied them Was there not a HELEN in
the throng, who, in the absence Of HEc-
TOR, pressed the lips of the venerable
PmAM, of Troy (weights OF gold and jewels?
And what could the ACHILLES of the drama
do but withdraw to his ship the EnQuirer)
and cuss q little? Let him charge on the
minxes at the head of "thrcescore and
ten " old maids, who, through their shrill-
est voice, can utter their horror of the
indiscretion "Oh fc! Oh shame Oh
dear! Did you cver3 Young girls to
kiss an old man before folks? What is
the world coming to? II tits goes on l
" fear shall not be able to trust my own
lips! -
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IEDs
10uEH. ECHOE.

Suddenly, yesterday morning, JOHN h. sCho1'
The funeral will take place THIS M0RhIN;,Ss ..
o'clock from ST. Mary's church, on Marsnali ne'
tween Third and Fourth streets. FRIENDS anu as
anaintances are respectfully Invited 10 at'ehu.
At Halifax cogrthoqse Ys on sHp3dKaf sysn wifs
August % 1860. Mrs. SUSAN A.DiChbNo;; "aa :, :
Of Albert Dickens, Esq. In the forty-secenu so ca
of her age leaving large circle or rcla'i'cs 'hu
friends to mourn her loss. ,.o ,o,-
knoxville (Tcnn.) papers please copy
ON the 25th Instant ut O'Clock of cholera IN n
r,ntum. WILLIE PETERSON infant cha ~, -,
W. n. and Alice 7. Woodward, aSed eish'
months. go IT., r.tbor,s resi-
dence corner Of Cary and Jefferson streets. ihiS
AFTERNOON Mt q O'Clock. Relatives ana lf'eiuS
respectfully invited to attend
slant. of brain fever, THOMAS ,MADlSON
SATSDERS, infant son Of Thomas NJ. ana ran
mic NJ Saunders. aged six months. , =.
Tho funeral will be preached at the residence Oh
his parents on Clay street. mo: 500 between
Henry and Smith. THIS AFTERNOON AZ
n. clock Friends and relatives OF the famliy are
in yited 10 attend without further notice.
death may the bands of life unloosc'
But can't dissolve our love-" fr.......
Lvnchburg, Petersburg, and Norfolk papers
please copy. s-...-
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Where is DRINKARD? asks our neighbor
of the Enquirer in his restlessness yester-
day, prompted by an evident blunderin the
Dispatch, which he is SO Justly compliment
airy to our "friend and guide" DRISKAKD
as to infer that his sharp eye would have
detected. We regret to say DR1NKAED is de-
tanned by an annoying but not dangerous
sickness from an agreeable visit to the coun-
try. His troubles and those of our friend of
the Enquirer are entirely dissimilar; but
both need our philosophy in their extremity.
What is proposition OF colon to D. now
and what the derivation of ~ kiss - to S. ?
Where is the kiss going? That's the i'm
portant question. Patience, gentlemen.
The errors of the Dispatch are neither fun
damental nor sentimental
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The Situation.

Rumors Of schcming, and plotting, and
what has been determined upon at Wash
inc.on, continue to fly about with every
breeze. The people of Virginia have
grown weary enough with them, but nave
learned to repcse no great faith in them.
The delay IN the contamination OF the
reconstruction of Virginia is only giving
time 70 the cormorants who have been quar-
tered upon this State to invent schemes tor
the purpose of pcrpctuating their hold upon
the Treasury. They have been both bold
and adroit.
The plan has been to keep General GRANT
in perpetual fret, and to annoy--us at the
same time by impudent assertions and de-
mands in order to drive us to extreme irri-
tation and desperation, and thus to betray
us into indiscretions that would set the Ad-
ministration firmly against us.
The game has failed save to such par
tial extent as to be of no effect. The pco-
pic have been smartly discouraged ana
somewhat chafed, but they have kept their
temper, and mean to do so.
The people of Virginia will stand faith
fully to their position of sustaining General
GRANTS policy and General GRANTS ad-
ADMINISTRATION if he will allow them to do
sol. e., if he will take the action of these
people as sincere, and complete what re-
mains incomplete. The people have gone
rs far rs they can go. 1t is for the Govern
ment to finish the work. II General
GRANT does it he has Virginia, truly and
sincerely. There is no truth in any state
mcnt which makes different representation
from this.
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GROWING WIsE.-We yesterday referred
to the signs of the growing wisdom of the
Republican party in endeavoring to cut
loose from those issues which were buoys
during the war but are now only heavy
weights that will sink them to the bottom.
We see that this practical forecast is ex-
tended to other themes besides the war is
sues. In Massachusetts the Republicans
are unwilling &c take the prohibitory liquor
law on their backs. The Union Republi-
can League of that State says it wants to
- nominate as candidates for Office the
d. wisest and best men of our party, in
BY place Of having them selected by clique
OF wire-pulling politicians who hypocriti-
"eally use prohibition doctrines to enable
" them to obtain division of the spoils
and the honors Of office without 'prac-
" ticins the doctrines which they preach. y
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
August 21st 1869. :
GRAND FANCY AND MASQUERADE
SI BALL TO THE PRESS. '.-. -.

August 2lSt, lSOs.
GRAND FANCY AND MASQUERADE
iC BALL TO THE PRESS. 60.
A GRANDFANCY and MASQUERADE PAIL;
,iven bv the pronrlctors In honor Of the Press,
viii take place on TUESDAY the alSt instant.
rhis IL the third of the season. ana In Drlliancy
md fashion will rival any ball ever given ut wa
''' General 1 &. T: BEAUREGARER, Louisiana;
Hon. Hon. G J. G. B2HRR Ph4 Wilmington ahE
General LAWTON, Georgia
General GEAEf EL J9nt fTF"Msa aryand
ScitHleI J, II. TAGGART. baltimore;
Hon. Ii. CLYMEE, Pennsylvania;
W1n FORFEIT II a HIRGWA Hir,r hiEFinla
ALFRED PEARSON, England;
Hon. r. T. BANKS, Baltimore;
General GEoRGE = P rR YiTsIn Virginia
H. ot NJ. M ATT +, Vest Virginia;
Hon. j. d. BRIGHT, Kentucky;
lion. 4. KENNEDY, Maryland;
". PifNs,KNEYY WHITE, Maryland;
Colonel J. s. SAUNDERS, Baltimore;
DIN Dr. WTI I nIli 3. BALL. Virginia:
j. VI. RIIETT, South Carolina;
J. T. SOUTTER, New York:
Surgcon-Gcn BARNES. L. ;. A.:
5. VI. FITTING, Virginia;
JOSEPII SELDOM. Alabama
ColonclJ. d. HOOVER: Washington;
{. RIDGLEY GoQDWIN, Georgia;
{. II. SUBER. South Carolina;
WADE, HAMPTON. Jr.. South Carolina:
General YOUNG. Georgia; ,,nr;n,o.
Nj. @: II. NORTON, Louisiana;
p. II. AYLfETT. Virginia
HORACE BROOKS. Maryland.
Baltimore Gozctte and Washington ChronicIe
opy two times. au In, oSIu
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GENERAL GRANT.-This is the style IN
which that thorough Republican newspaper
the New York Sam treats the Presidents
summer recreation: !" 1t is rumored that
"President GRANT proposes to make visit
so Washington city some time this week.
"and that after days rambling among
"the relics of the deserted capital he Will
"leave again for some other part OF the
"globe." If any southern paper were 10
crafty any miscellaneous humor OF this sort
what would Colonel FoRNEY say
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A QUESTION AND ANswER.-The Norfolk
Eirginian, abiding to our approval of the
platform of the Raleigh Standard (Go-
vernon HoLDEN's organ), which is pretty
wellrepeated in the last paragraph of said
platform thus
Then there shall be no test-oaths, no
acknowledgements for the Government, by
its own action, has virtually declared that
treason shall not be punished"
wants to know what we think of the fol-
lowing, which appears in the same article
which contains the platform VIC approve,
and occurs just after it:
ave are willing to have the men who
betrayed the people pardoned, but we are
unalterebly opposed to their being given
the power to again betray the people. We
pardon them, but we do not trust them.
"Let these men have all the rights of
other citizens, but do not trust them; tor
they have proven themselves unworthy OF
trust. Keep them from office; for they
would use its power to the injury Of the
people, and in opposition to the Govern
ment."
In answer we have to say that we consi-
der the above quotation as an expression Of
opinion as to the reasons that ought to con-
troll voters-i. e., they ought not to vote for
1.-the men who betrayed the people, who
ever they are. We do not understand the
Standard as proposing to disqualify by law
any one for that would be in the very
teeth of its platform, which we approve, and
which declares against "test-oaths " and
acknowledgements; for the Government,
"by its own action, has virtually declared
"that treason shall not be punished" says
the Standard.
Now, if in political campaign the Stand
ard can defeat anybody by the issue it sug-
gests, we imagine our friend HOPE will not
say that it is unfair. Give all their rights,
and let the fight be free, and We know he is
too chivalrous man to indulge in COM
plaint if the battle goes against him. If
our construction is not right the STANDARD
is very inconsistent. We only concur with
il under the impression that we have under
stood it correctly.
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The National Water-Line.

We publish to-day an interesting letter
from the White Sulphur Springs to the New
York Times concerning the proposed water
line between the Ohio and the Chesapeake
Bay.
1t is gratifying to see that work SO inn
portant is beginning to attract more atten-
ton than it ever did but it is long way
yet from being fully appreciated. 1t is
now the most important enterprise that can
engage the consideration Of the nation. 1t
is national in its magnitudc-yiew it in any
manner 1t is so central, SO protected from
the sharp frosts of winter and the malaria
of summer, so shielded from danger IN case
of war, so precisely in the most eligible
line of Transportation from the sea to the
heart of the great region Of production,
that it cannot be cxcclled i'll any Of the
points that 90 to make line of communi-
cation desirable and of value to society.
1t must finally press itself upon the re-
gard of the people Of the United States,
and become universally acknowledged as
the great national highway Of interior
commerce.
Perhaps the most important light in
which the work can be viewed is that it
traverses exactly that central part OF the
Union which ought, as matter Of wise, po-
litical strategy, to be made strong, in ORDER
that the extremes may be held together
with the greatest power Of adhesion. A
weak centre makes the body weak, and
keeps it always in danger of falling to
pieces. But strengthen the centre-makc
it it's interest that it should hold the wings
together for it's benefit as well as that OF
thcir's-and you have the surcst guarantee
of permanently united and prosperous
confcdcracy.
These reasons, and the many others not
here presented, will finally work their in
tiuencc upon the nation, and the great
watcr-line of the centre of the Union will
I've finished.
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MT CALL AT BRIGGS'S OLD-ESIA-
BLISHED BAKERY and get
THE BEST SODA CRACKERS,
EXTRA BUTTER CRACKERS,
No.lOYSTER CRACKERS,
Xxx PICNIC CRACKERS,
GOOD WATER CRACKERS,
xxx ARROW ROOT CRACKERS,
FRESH CREAM CRACKERS,
EXCELSIOR LEMON CRACKERS,
PRIME SUGAR CRACKERS,
LIGHTEST MUSHROOM CRACKERS,
SUPERIOR SUGAR CAKE,
SUPERIOR MOLASSES CAKE,
IXLLEMON SNAPS,
FINE SPICE-NUT,
DYSPEPTIC CRACKERS,
Fresh every day ut BRlGGS'S BAKERY, 7o7
Main street. au
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To this work Of organization they invite all
Republicans who believe in personal liberty
and the right and capacity OF man Tor sell
government.
This is first rate. Where is WELLS
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FOR SALE.

MULES! MULES! Just re-
lFR ccived another lot OF well broke ESssSaYS
MULES, large and well formed. For wv
sale at BOSS1EUS K BROTHERS. old -ssIa=.s=%a
stable between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
on Franklin opposite Masonic Hall. au 2G-St
TOR SALE, 4 NEW 22-HORSE-
4 POWER PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE
(Kahl 4 Ealim's makcl. Applyto
G. Is. STACY < son.
an I7-eod.w 1903 and 1910 Main street.
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THE MAN WHO LAUGHS, complete. Paper,
THE yLLh Ia { On TIE kHINE. By author Of
COUNTESS GEisLA. Parts and ., complete
BY author Of Gold Elsie &c. Sl'50
TTi M1GN H SG" BS AUTHOR s ""f
TIE SEyEX GUR 81 OF LONDON. ByJames
srRE 25fiS1S"" Ey Henry lien Kingsley. ACC.
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