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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-15
REAL ESTATE MATTERS

Ten lots, handsomely located on 13sth street and
Alexander avenue, Aortn New York, nave been pur.
chased oy nonan CATHOLIC society for site for .
church at cost OF s27 OJ) IL Is estimated that the
cost OF the eoiuce viii exceed 500 O0O The follow
ing auction safes ol real made yesterday
a. The Exchange saesro0m:-
NEW YORK PRopLRry-Iy MULLER, WILKINS 90.
los 10th st, Boz II OF Sh each 2JxlU22
ny JOSEPH M'auIRE.
lot No 160 West 3th 1t, 800
ny 4. y. EAYAoNp.
lots llth between 9Th ais 25x0O 1000
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WHAT no THEY IN THE EAsrs-Washingto never
before saw 70 large ana srOD1 far western del.
epaton as crowds her streets and hotels tns moru-.
inr AZ would not be Inr out OF the way to allege
tnat lust now the tactic slope Is more ably repre-
Aepted here than ut nome Tue Judges and govern
Ors and penefas al along the golden shore have
thus uelencccss Congress oil ours. What means
the gathering OF TINS host Of the mighty men
OF tho Westr lave they come across the continent
merely to make OF the new railroad and because
tine pullman cars are peasant TO sit ana far TO look
upOn2 faye they come In person 10 remove the
capital and carry II BACK In triumph 10 the land OF
earthquakes and thiuamen1 Or, ike the sadly de-
m0raiiLed wise men 0i the East, have they come
10 lobby p Nusi,ts.tou Chfoatcse, December IA
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The irOn-cladS have $50 pound Armstrong'S,
tdem; 20 cenllmetre3, Rivera AMI 10 idem, VIM
INFERIOR vessels have guns OF lesser calibfe
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


4ch st. $50 OF 9Th house and Io soxa;e .sl75o
rs. g oa 4 Of a az house and lot. sSassS 0o
b7h st, s. To- u " OF Lexington nv, 7onltub .2ooJ
ga So Of an ay house and lot oooe
. LEAsFs RECORDED.
Broome st. No IS yesrs per year sC0o
Kings County.
BRooKLys.
BROOKLYN and Jamaica pike and Judson Nv se corner
Court s., Is II Of Douglas: ST. MISUNDERSTANDING '
Decatur st. ~,
Slesns',s s. w iss from I,ooP AZ 2s'Sa sS
Heremer st ana Williams place, lot H. block VIII a,
summit and Henry ats, corner 2osss
Van q Of Nos,and ~, a5roo aiss
shenIell AZ, aal Of south oaiolns av aoss271
rsmpsns av ana Monroe st. corner. li5lsaliiSioi
vernon ay So /. Of Lott st. 5isio
sIh ay ~ e O. aist st. ssaoo sss
Westehcsfer County.
East CuraTRR
7th av ss lot 6el. Noun. Vernon loUXloS...... 400
eRFKNnuRa.
High q. &, 10, 49, map un,sn'9 ,,,,,
Broad adjoining Benjamin Lees sorlco tooo
pGs, S. u pppsS;v Emil Webb and s
White Plains to Rye road, 8. adjoining James o,,
Madison ~, SOS. 10, "a, Beimon,ye leoIioo... 0e'
Rivcrdale place al n Of Rissrdao Az s5,lss.. lepe
kiysrdalc nv, es, OF Rock IT, 6OrvD..'...'. s
New Jersey.
HUDSON coUNTy--lrRary CrTy. -
Pavonia av, 90 q OF Coles st. i6sxloo r,Ve
Lessc-kewark av. No 6v, store and rooms Syoas' s
sos o.ri
Lot a. block II. BALDWIN iIchr sSzioo........ 500
Lo, 81, Louis Bsckers map, .SAio 800
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Q y D A
Progress OF the Struggle for
independence.
TIC npauiSl. 6quadron in West Indian
Waters.
Opinions Regarding President
Grants Message.

The steamer Rapidan, which arrived at this port
yesterday from Havana brings us the following
news up to December 8. rue purser VIII accept
acknowledgements for favors received.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Harrington, born Ia Darnwell dis
trict, :. Co. In lii7, deu in Pierce county, Ca, on
the 20tn ult. she enjoyed good healt aud walked
without any hcip TO withia few days oil her ueas.
sue lived ~ years, 10 months and days.
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The Finality.

wbnn a great temple has fallen down ano
+bo rubbish Is being removed the laoorelF
are delighted to behold the tatiguihe last
Moor It's end. Now and then great nh.e'
or sill is hoisted up and swung out OF th'
,,av nv the crane, and the men breathe
rraer and deeper. So in the restoration o.
VIRGINIA we get rid Of one difficulty after
onother with infinite satisfaction. Some
vary great obstacles have been lifted out o.
the way, and very flattering progress ha'
heen made within twelve-month
we have just added another to the agree
oh,e achievements in settling the question
os 10 the time Of electing senators. Iha'
brings us smartly on towards the end OF inc
great work begun in January last. we
have now but to adopt the two cons''''''
tional amendments and elect the rlehs so''
or senators, and we believe it is done. ihe
admission oc Virginia follows, and peace Is
established.
That the Legislature will harmonlously
settle the remaining question rs to who snail
no senators, we have no doubt. The range
Of selection is limited and the best OF those
eligible may be easily determined OH. liz
members of the Legislature are most of them
new men, unbiased by old associations ano
partisan predictions. They can therefore
more easily settle who are the best men &c
bring Virginia into the Union than nae
they been long in public life. We have nc
fears OF any confusion to be brought upon
their councils by ingenious issues and smart
;ntrio,es to inftlse into the bodies OF the
dead the promethean fire. The great point oil
maintaining harmony, and keeping the VIC
torious party which triumphed IN the eies-
ton of WALKER well together in invlnclble
array, will be kept steadily in view. Iha'
party is determined to bring in the state
promptly. and to preserve between Virginia
and the Federal Government amicable rela-
tions. This they will do.
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Special dispatch to the baltimore sun.
Virginia and the Administrator
senator Wilson Growing Wise, &c.

WASHINGTON, September 29.-Mr. SeSar,
member of Congress- elect from Virginia at
large. has had interviews with members of
the Administration relative to affairs IN his
state. 1t is said that Messrs. Boutwell, and
Creswell are opposed to permitting the
members of the Legislature to take their
.eats unless they take the teSt-oath, and MIR.
Boutwell, is REPRESENTED as saying TO Mr..
Serar that if the Legislature shall, when 1t
meets next week, elect United States sena-
tors. the latter will not be admitted to seats
in the Senate. The position Of the Presl-
dent is already made known in Mr.. Rlves>s
letter. Other members Of the AdmlnlStra.
ton will be guided by the law as Interpreted
and construed by Acknowledgement Hoar.
Senator Wilson is of opinion that the ac-
ton of the Administration in using the FED
oral patronage against what is known as the
Conservative party in the southern states,
to nromotc the interests of the Radicals, is
,nwise. The Senator thinks that while it
Is calculated to exasperate the COnserva-
lives it brings no votes to the Radicals.
lie is in favor Of conciliating all wings of the
Republican party and maSsing them against
the Democrats.
Advocacy of the postal telegraph system
IS ginning accesSions from among members
If Congress. Of those who have visited
Washington within the past month major
ity favor the project in some form or othcrr,
fhc difference being upon matters OF details
IN carving the system into practical opera
lion. 4 Radical senator yesterday informed
YOUR correspondent that he was gathering
facts and important information on the SUBJ
iect in this country and in Europe prepare
tory to drawing bill to be introduced in
he Senate in December, and he believes he
IAN secure its passage at the next session OF
Congress.
General Grant spent about an hour in the
Treasury building in conversation with Sec
"etarv Boutwell, relative to the gold and
stock crisis in New York, and the probable
effect of the financial coup of last Monday,
increasing the sales Of gold, etc. 1t is main
tanned generally by friends Of the Admins
ration that the announcement that the Sec
retarv would sell gold last Saturday, put an
end to the gold gambling on the day pre-
yous friday. On the other hand the New
York bankers and others, who claim to be
advised Of the inner workings Of gold opera
tors. send word here that the Government
ale was but as q "droQ in a bucket, and
It's influence upon the market in New York
vas much like the effect Of 4 common house
lv on the hide of an elephant.
Commissioner Delano has decided that
where wholesale druggists sell liquor in
quantities less than one-half pint they must
AXE out license as retail liquor dealers, and
that where they sell alcohol in packages
over five gallons they must take out IL
ccnse rs wholesale liquor dealers.
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trat,ons are good, and the print large
enough to be easily read.
Mental Philosophy; embracing the three
dnnortmerts Of the Intellect, Sensibllltles,
and win. BY THOMAS c. UPHAM. ID; u,
professor of Mental and Moral Ph'ioso-
nhv in Bowdoin College, &C., DC. 1.-TWO
Volumes. New York: HARPER d BRO
THEIRS. 1869.
MILTON tells us that the devils III pandc-
monium disputed concerning fate, fore
knowledge, free WILL" &c. Our author
cultiyates wide field. He writes in phllo-
sophical spirit, judging from glance over
his pages.
IN SIX Attire. A Novel. By WnLIAM
BLACK, author Of Glove or Marriage.
New York: HARPER & BROTHERS. 1863.
In paper covers.
The name of the publisher is guarantee
that this novel is not y bad one.
Elements of the Greek Language. Taken
from the Greek Grammar OF JAMES HAD
LEY. Professor in Yale College. New
York: D. APPLETON & Co. 1851.
Nen York Illustrated. New York: D..
APPLETON & Co. In paper covers.
The illustrations are quite handsome ana
the Typography unexceptionable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

GAS dead as Chelsea" is an old saying
familiar In this latitude. We never knew
where it came from. The New York I'ri-
bune says it came from Boston, which used
to joke the ne!ghboring town of Chelsea by
the comparison. But Chelsea seems deter
mined to destroy the pith of the joke by
establishing newspaper. The event was
celebrated by ''free lunch" given by the
publisher; and Chelsea, like the fine old
Irish gentleman, rose right up, and ate and
drank TO show that she would not be such
tool as to be dead when such treat as
that was on the board.
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MT CALL AT BRIGGS'S OLD-ESTA-
gLISHED 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,
LEMON SNAPS,
FINE SPICE-NUT,
DYSPEPTIC CRACKERS,
Fresh every day at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7o7
Main street. au6
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CONTEMPORARIES.

w w. TRIBBETT IS RECEIVING
w by New York and Baltimore steamers to-
day
10 boxes CITRON, new;
barrels CURRANTS,
800 drums FIGS, superior quality;
20 barrels ASSORTED NUTS,
cases SARD1NES,
dozen SWEET and OLIVE OIL,
so dozen BRA NDY PEACHES, quart:
20 DOZEN BRANDY PEACHES, half gallons;
trails DATES,
3 cases MUSTARD,
% dozen FRESH CANNED PEACHES,
10 dozen FRESH CANNED PINEAPPLES,
RIES,
10 dozen ASSORTED JELLIES.
eases PRESERVED GINGER,
10 dozen CANNED TOMATOES,
20 dozen assorted SAUCES and CATSUPS,
IS dozen ASSORTED PICKLES,
10 bags COCOANUTS,
20 boxes ROCK CANDY,
IS dozen ASSORTED PIPES,
100 rcams PAPER.
20 gross BLACkING,
200 pounds ASSORTED FRENCH CANDIES,
IS barrels LEMON RACKERS;
together with large stock of TOYS, FANCY
SOAPS, MARBLES, TOY BASKETS and UCk-
ETS, DOLLS, IIARPS, &c.
The above goods have ali been selected in person
and with great care. COUNTRY MERCHANTS
will save money by examining my stock before
they purchase elsewhere.
make the wholesaler SPECIALITY, and guaran-
tee satisfaction. Give me Il call: Respectfully,
W. w. TRIBBETT,
ZIG Main street,
SEES Richmond, Va,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

VIRGINIA SENAToRsHIP. - Washington,
September 29-Lieutenant-Goyer John
Z. Lewis had an interview with the Presi-
lent Yesterday. General Grant said that
it was not for him to interfere, but that he
hoped that good men, friendly to the Go
velnmcnt. would be elected. Senator Will
son. who was present st the interview,
stated that it would afford him pleasure to
roi;pnratc in the immediate readmisSion of
the State If the policy indicated by the Presi-
dent should be pursued.-Spec'al TO Aler-
nndria Gazette.
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New Books.

Messrs. BATES & WADDY BRoTuERs. sue
cessors to A. III. CHRISTIAN 81 Co., 1908 Main
street have sent to us the following books
The MI on the Floss. BY GEORGE ELIOT.
HARPEss' Library Edition. 1869.
This is celebrated novel BY one Of the
most popular female authors Of the day.
The volume il handsomely bound, the Illus
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DIED,
In Manchester on the 3oth Of September, Ei;-
NORA, youngest child OF A. b. ana Harriet A.
smith. aged thirteen months and five days.
.Itake these little lamhs. said be,
And fold them to my breast;
Protection they shall find In me,
In me he ever hlest."
The funeral will take place TO-DAY, at the resi-
dence of the parents, at o'cl. exp. NJ.
Tn Lvncbburg Va. September 2sth, Mrs. NJ ! Il
TIA IT. MCCLuER, wife of DR.: john T.. Slc-
Cllcr In the sixty-serenih year oil her age.
In I,ynchburr or the soth, Mrs. WALTHALL,
wife Of DR.. j. B. Walthall.
On the soth september. ut half past s o'clock 7
NJ. OF diphthcria, JULIUS, son OF Juips anu
Helene IGe. AGED seven years and nine months.
Ills funeral VIII take place from bis fathers re- e,
sdence corner of Eighteenth and Aialn streets, al
81 O'clock p. NJ. TO-DAY Friends and acqualnt-
onces Of his father most respectfully Invited 70
attend without further notice. y
Baltimore San please copy
FUNERAL NOTICE.-The funeral OF Mrs.
HELM Il. WALTHALL Will take place IRON
the First Presbyterian church THIS tFrldayj ar
TEDE0nN October 1st. o. clock.
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MACHINERY, &c.

NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
IN HENRTCO COUNTY. The State and county
taxes are now DUE and the bills ready for colIec-
tion. You are earnestly requested TO call at my
office, In Henrico county courthouse, aud settle
your bills without delay All bills not paid within
the next ten days will be put into the hands of my
deputies, with orders to enforce their speedy col
lection. HENRY j. SMITH,
Oc I--lw Sheriff OF Henrico county.
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JRISIN, THE GREAT VEGETABLE
BLOOD PURIFIER.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF TIE
IRIS VERSICOL OR;
OR,
BLUE FLAG.

The most powerful, safe, and reliable, remedial
agent discovered for the healing Of man. The
wonderful properties of the Iris NcrScolor, hith-
erto unknown or developed, have been brought
within the control of science, and Is now taking
its stand principal among the blessings OF medi-
AS AN ALTERNATIVE
1t acts directly upon the blood cleansing and puri-
Tying the vital current of all the humors and tants
which disease or malariouS influences have planted
there and Graduating and ncutraliZing the effects
of mercury or other poisons which may have been
taken into the system For this reason it Is infal
lible as a remedy for Scrofula. Eruptions Of the
Skin, Insipient Consumption, Dropsy, &C., and
will cure the most virucnt and obstinate cases Of
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT.
It is an unfailng preventive and cure for NEU.
RALGIA. SICK HEADACHE, and NERVOUS
AFFECTIONS, and in
DISEASES OF WOMEN
1t has no equal. Its action upon the Liver and
Kidneys Is prompt. salutary, and effective and II
is this propc,v which renders it one Of the safest
andmost reliable
DIURETIC REMEDIES
known IN the practice OF medicine. Its excellent
and skiful combination with other ingredients Inn
TONIC QUALITIES
OF the highest ordcr-not temporarily stimulating,
but permanently invigorating the digestive or
gans and rendering it most valuable curative
agent In cases of
DYSPEPSIA AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
BY taking IRISIN the blood. which permcates
all the tissues and Is the life and nutrition thereof
is purified rendering the whole system perfectly
healthy.
REMEMDER.-This medicine Is no offshoot oil
quackery, but the regular formula Of distinguished
practitioner now resident of Baltimore city, ant
high does 1t stand In the favor and esteem OF the
intelligent and scientific that 1t has been adopted
by physicians In their practice, and Is daily being
prescribed and recommended by the most eminent
better 1t becomes known the more highly Is II
praised and the more extensively IS II used.
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PROPOSALS.
CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE, !
RICHMOND October Isl. 1859.

RICHMOND, UCIODcF Isl, INbV.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
1 In this Office till noon on the 5th instant from
carpenters painters. timers, and skaters. for the
ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS OF THE OLD
MARKET.
Specifications can be seen and forms Of propo-
sails had, ut this office.
JOHN T. CRENSHAW,
oc l--3t City Engineer.
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DIsPENSARY AT THE N ED ICAL
L , COLL EGE.--Opcn daily Sundays exceptedl
nj ls o. clock, INDECENT PATIENTS white Ant
colored viii receive medical and surgical ala IN
Guiding medicine, FREE OF CiAE .a
cines. empty yials, &C., respectfully invited.
Professor McCAW. Physician
seso--lm Professor MCGUIRE, Sargeons
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
n Y
SPECIFICS
MEET WITH SUCCESS EVERYWHERE.

MEET WITH SUCCESS EVERYWHERE.
ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ERADICATOR effects
4 cure In every case when properly applied To
persons suffering with rheumatism, Lumbago. or
Pains Of the Limbs and JOINTS gives relief after
few applications.
The proprietor Of the L. f. E. SPECIFICS,
having been applied to frequently by persons af-
flicted, now takes this method of informing the
public that he has arranged his office at No. l4l6
Broad street. where he will undertake to cure with
his 'Specifcs' - any person suffering with Rheu-
matism. Lumbago, or Pains Of the Limbs and
Joints, or will call at patients residences If de-
sired, and guarantees to effect cure with his
SPECIFICS only in all cases.
ELIAS'S ESFECTUAL ELIXIR, for the GER
tain cure of Dyscntery, DiarrhGa, and all Bowel
Disorders. The proprietor OF the +. T.. f. SPE-
CIFICS can prove by some Of our well.known citi-
zcns who have tried 1t that the elixir" works
like magic In all cases, and he will cure all per-
sons afflicted at his Office, call at patients resi-
denccs at any time required.
ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ELIXIR BITTERS
have cured persons who have been suffering with
Dyspepsia for many years. 1t is positive cure for
Sick Stomach and General Debility, and rs tonic
Is second to none.
The Z. i. L. SPECIFICS are for sale by all the
principal druggists at retail, and by the propre-
tor at his Office. No. l416 Broad street. None gen.
uinc without the proprctor's photograph and Sig
nature se27
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M CARPETS! CARPETS IA large
,.ock Of CARPETS, FLOOR oILCLOTHS
RUGS &C., &C.. now being landed
BREEDEN & FOX,
No. I0I Broad street.
CARPETS MADE AND LAID upon the short
est notice. seZs-pt
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CITY FSGISEER's OFFICE. }

CITY ESGISEER'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, 9th month, IS, 1862
CE.-PROPOSALSw will be received
~ I'm this Office till the SECOND DAY Or NEXT
MONTH, at noon, for furnishing FEED for city
horses and mules for the next three months.
Forms of proposals can be had ut this Office.
Sc 2g-3t JOHN Il. CRENSllAN.
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EoOKs AND STATIONERY.

NO TEA CHEERS AND SCHOLARS
hI y - 10 and retail Mt JOHN Fl. WALSH'S, No.
slS broad street just received, nfresh supply Of
SCHOOI-BOORS and SCHOOL ana OFtICE
STATT0NTRY which will he sold ut very low
nrices. Great Inducements to TEACHERS. The
current literature Of the day kept on hand ana new
books rcceiy we'd us soon rs published. sc ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES: .,..,,-,
-w LEVY ROTH RS
ARE OPENING THIS DAY
LARGE LOT OF
AUCTION BARGAINS.
DOYLIEs, NAPKINS, and TABLE-cLorhs'
LOWER THAN EVER.
B1RD-EYE DIAPER AT CSC. PER YARp-A
GREAT BARGAIN.
IRISH LINEN-A TIRsT-RATE ARTICLE
ONLY 7sc.
GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF
LINEN GOODS.
FRENCH MER1Nos AT THE OLD
GOLD PRICE.
BEAUTIFUL ALL-sILK AND WOOL
PoPLINs,
Ia the most desirable shades, at &c.
NOT HALF THEIR VALUE.
BLANKETS. BLANKETS! BLANKETS.
Tho finest and most varied assortment. No house
In this country keeps a better assortment
of these goods.
FLANNEL! FLANNEL. FLANNEL!
From the lowest to the highest grade. We call
particular attention to our
YARD-WIDE ATWOOD FLANNEL at 45c.,
YARD-WIDE ALL-WooL FLANNEL at SOc'
Those goods are well worthy the attention Of
purchasers.
We are also opening a splendid line of GOODS
FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR;
among them are some really superb goods:
whilst we also have THE VERY BEST GOODS
in heavier styles:
SPLENDID HEAVY DOUBLE-WIDTII GRAY
CLOTH, sl5O per yard;
FIRST.RATE ARTICLE HEAVY SATINET
LoWER-PRICED PANT GOODS
OF ALL KINDS;
FINE BLACK BROADCLOTH;
FINE DoEsK1N CASHMERE, IN BLACK
AND CoLoRs;
HEAVY BEAVER CLOTHS FOR ERCoATs.
KNIT GOODS. KNIT GooDs!'
KNIT GOODS!
We are opening
sACQUEs,
CAPEs, &C.,
at prices that ere sure to please.
Our friends are assured that they can purchase
from us at the lowest figure, as all our goods are
marked ut once ut
THE LOWEST PRICE.
We introduced. and stlll maintain, tho
ONE-PRICE SYSTEM.
NOTICE.
Our store will now be opened regularly (Satur-
days c1ceptedl usual.
seas LEVY BROTHERS.
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MA UREED


On the .et, ultimo. by Rev. e. w. Tcthcrhridre
Mr.. RICHARD II. COGHILL and Miss LUCK a
MORRIS both OF this city.
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" 1888. 1888. 1858.
THE DEATH-BLoW Is STRUCK!
JOSEPH sTRAUsE
STRIKES THE DEATH-BLoW
BIG PROFIT SYSTEM
OUR MOTTO:
NO BIG PROFITS, NO DULL TRADES, NO
OLD STOCK TO REDUCE PRICES ON;
CHEAP GOODS
ANDA
CROWDED STORE.
WHITE AND RED ALL-WooL FLASNELs
at 25c.;
so pair slightly damaged BED BLANKETS at a
sacrifice:
500 LADIES and CHILDREN'S WOOLLEN
SHAWLS at New York prices;
LADIES' BALMoRAL SKIRTS at 75c. and up
wards;
IRISH LINEN at s73c. worth 5oc, ut soc. worth
7sc.. &C.;
100 dozen LADIES' and CHILDREN's HOSE
at 81 per dozen or &c. pair;
LADIES' WOOLLEE and CHILDRES'S HOSE
at half their value
PLAID and STRIPED PoPLINs ut zoe. cheap
at 25c.;
RICH DELAINE at &c;
Every quality Of BLACK and coLoEED AL
PACA astonishingly low;
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFs at &c., 81, si.9s,
&C., per dozen;
FRENCH MERINos and EMPR EsS CLOTH,
the cheapest in the city;
LADIES, and MEMS GLOVES of every de-
scription;
KID, BUCK, and CASHMERE GLOVES, &S'
at less than at any other house In thls city;
ToWELLING, LINEN. TABLE DAMASK,
NAPKINS, at your own prices;
SILK PoPLINs, SCOTCH PLAID, ALL-WooL
DELAINES, at such low figure, fn reach OF
everybody to buy;
KENTUCKY JEANS, TWEEDs, s4lT1NETs,
CAssIMEREs Of every quality, for Men and
Boys, to satisfy the most fastidious;
BRIDAL COUSTERPANEs, Ill at s1.so;
CoLoRED WOOL CoUNTERPANEs ut 81;
LADIES, CoRsETs at seic.
SHIRT BosoMs, nne linen, at use.
BLACK sILKs-the greatest bargains even Of
fered IL this city;
YARD-wIDE BLACK SILK ut sl.ss, sl.7s 81
&C.;
HEAVY REP SILK at 81 worth 60, at $3.50
cheap at 81;
CHECK AND CAMBRIA AND SWISS MUS
LIN ct soc. and upward;
and thousands OF other goods too numerous te
mention. A call from enc and ell ask, and
guarantee of saving twenty per cent. by calling
at JOSEPH sTRAUsE's,
No. 1888 Main street,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth,
sea opposite Palmer Sons.